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Casa Largo Helsinki Reviews
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Nada Tapas? Jun 20, 2016
We had a good dining experience at Casa Largo, but came away slightly disappointed. Drawn in by the "Tapas Bar & Restaurant" billing over the doorway, we were puzzled by the total absence of tapas from our lunch menu (later I saw it mentioned you needed to make a reservation two days in advance with an eight person minimum to see their tapas menu!). Regardless, the eatery occupies a prime space in downtown Helsinki and seems to capitalize on this position by catering to two crowds.
For the working stiffs, Casa Largo has a practical lunch menu featuring a nice selection of sandwiches and soups. I ordered one of each and found both quite tasteful at a reasonable price (for Helsinki). The seating area is also somewhat pedestrian, with plenty of outdoor choices available. On the flip side, there are several extensive wine racks and much more elegant dining areas within, which I think draws the upscale patron over dinner hours.
Did not see the dinner menu, but the clues suggest it is very nice. Our service was friendly and capable. Although it was not top shelf, this was lunch after all and I would be willing to bet the evening crew is a bit more polished. All in all, a pleasant experience beyond the frustration of entering for tapas and being denied.
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When our Image Awareness Consultant came to the end of her presentation she concluded with the maxim,
If you look good, you feel good, and if you feel good, you do good.which I admit did make me think, that's true enough! On further reflection, though, I wondered if she meant: if you feel good, you do well, because nowadays, especially in North America, good is often a substitute for well, and people don't always grasp the difference between adjective and adverb nor the significance of what they're saying.
–– How are you? How are you doing?
–– Good, thanks. I'm good.
This exchange is so commonplace that I've caught myself coming out with it (shock! horror!) but at least I'm conscious of the rule I'm breaking.
Everyone, except maybe an autistic person, uses language in order to fit in with a crowd, a way of behaving that's just as normal as dressing to impress other people. The first thing we notice about a stranger is the way they look, but the next thing we notice is the way they speak. Or maybe vice versa if we have our backs to them and hear them coming. What I was poking fun at in Friday's blogpost wasn't so much the advice that lady gave as the phrases she was using.
My daughter sent me an email, saying
I enjoyed your clothes blog! Won't comment online...so I'd better not quote from her too much. She did say, however:
there is a serious side to this [...] For some women dressing well and wearing makeup gives them the confidence to do what they otherwise couldn't do. Even more seriously I once read that the first thing they gave women liberated from Concentration Camps at the end of the war was lipstick – even while they were starving and naked. Some women died within a day, but that lipstick gave them a few moments of being human again before they did.Another thing that's occurred to me since I published the last blogpost is that Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew is all about Image Awareness, several of the characters in it (Lucentio, Tranio and company) pretending for all they're worth to be something that they're not. Petruchio isn't half as bad as he makes himself out to be. Bianca isn't half as good. Katherina the Shrew herself learns from experience that her reputation as a girl who indulges in temper tantrums doesn't do her any good, so she's persuaded by her husband to adopt a far more effective image.

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A question that has been bothering me for quite some time. Something I've never understood was the prevalence of ghastly looking ties when shopping on ebay or thrift stores. The culprits here seem to be the older ties. They always seem to come in a bizarre mis-match of colors and overly cluttered patterns, really begs the question why someone would have purchased them in the first place. Its not just no name ties which are like this either, plenty of designer names, Kenzo, Hugo Boss, Armani etc. Considering the prevalence and consistency of designs too, it doesnt seem as if they were all ugly ties which had a dishonest but enterprising reseller resew a label onto them. I understand that at a time, tie fashions were much more relaxed than it is nowadays, but did people use to get a kick out of visually scarring their cubicle mate? Or did they have company wide contests to see who could pull the most tragic of ties, a la ugly sweater contest. Of course, ties like this have a higher chance of being purged by their owners through resale, but it seems that these ties were quite prevalent in tie fashions back in the day, enough to justify the huge number of them for resale. http://imgur.com/a/Sk5rq
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All the characters in Ayad Akhtar's explosive drama break mom's rules in a play that explores at least two of the above topics in intense, corrosive detail. Will these folks remain friends after this rhetorical debacle? Did they serve ham? Is there any vodka left?
Questions harder and smarter than these are posed in the 2012 play that won the Pulitzer Prize for drama, if not the Tony. In your face, Tony! They don't give those Pulitzers to just anyone, you know. Tonys are a dime a dozen.
Disgraced runs in the Citadel's Shoctor Theatre Jan. 21-Feb. 12.
Speaking of awkward encounters – our theme for today – what would you do if your ex suddenly decided to move back in with you after 20 years apart? Just showed up at your trailer home with a couple of suitcases and some bullshit story? It might be a bit of an awkward, unpleasant scene – and plenty of those are expected in Sharr White's gritty play about a cowboy poet and the woman he once wooed, and vice versa, making its Edmonton premiere at the Varscona Theatre Jan. 18-Feb. 5.
Coralie Cairns and Shaun Johnston star as the estranged couple going deep in a brutally witty relationship saga.
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Fortune Falls tells (and sings) the tale of the town that's the title of the play, whose thriving chocolate industry falls upon hard times due to labour outsourcing to Mexico, with an ensuing fantasy imagined by a lonely security guard set to watch the abandoned Mercey Chocolate Factory. Said to be "a synthpop anthem for a generation trying to find their place in a broken town," it's clear that neither Willy Wonka nor his Oompa Loompas are going to come to the rescue this time. Watch out for Trump and his Wall.
Fortune Falls plays at the Citadel's Maclab Theatre Jan. 17-Feb. 5.
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Turns out gender isn't such a big deal in this terrific production at the Holy Trinity Church – the historic setting as fitting as the live period music that accompanies the play. Penny whistles! Mead and mutton! So, if you can imagine that an epic battle can take place on a theatre stage – or that boys can play the parts of women, and let's not go there – then it's no stretch to accept that a woman can play the lead role in one of Shakespeare's most testosterone-laden plays. Actress Brynn Linsey is so strong in the role that gender becomes a moot point. As Prince Harry – the old Prince Harry – might've said, "Did you just assume my gender?! Off with your head!"
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The International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991, more commonly referred to as the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), was a body of the United Nations established to prosecute serious crimes committed during the Yugoslav Wars, and to try their perpetrators. The tribunal was an ad hoc court located in The Hague, Netherlands. The Court was established by Resolution 827 of the United Nations Security Council, which was passed on 25 May 1993. It had jurisdiction over four clusters of crimes committed on the territory of the former Yugoslavia since 1991: grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions, violations of the laws or customs of war, genocide, and crimes against humanity. The maximum sentence it could impose was life imprisonment. Various countries signed agreements with the UN to carry out custodial sentences. A total of 161 persons were indicted; the final indictments were issued in December 2004, the last of which were confirmed and unsealed in the spring of 2005. The final fugitive, Goran Hadžić, was arrested on 20 July 2011. The final judgment was issued on 29 November 2017 and the institution formally ceased to exist on 31 December 2017. Residual functions of the ICTY, including oversight of sentences and consideration of any appeal proceedings initiated since 1 July 2013, are under the jurisdiction of a successor body, the Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals. History Creation United Nations Security Council Resolution 808 of 22 February 1993 decided that "an international tribunal shall be established for the prosecution of persons responsible for serious violations of international humanitarian law committed in the territory of the former Yugoslavia since 1991", and calling on the Secretary-General to "submit for consideration by the Council ... a report on all aspects of this matter, including specific proposals and where appropriate options ... taking into account suggestions put forward in this regard by Member States". The Court was originally proposed by German Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel. By 25 May 1993, the international community had tried to pressure the leaders of the former Yugoslavian republics diplomatically, militarily, politically, economically, and – with Resolution 827 – through juridical means. Resolution 827 of 25 May 1993 approved S/25704 report of the Secretary-General and adopted the Statute of the International Tribunal annexed to it, formally creating the ICTY. It would have jurisdiction over four clusters of crime committed on the territory of the former SFR Yugoslavia since 1991: grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions, violations of the laws or customs of war, genocide, and crime against humanity. The maximum sentence it can impose is life imprisonment.{First Annual Report of the ICTY – located on official website} Implementation In 1993, the ICTY built its internal infrastructure. 17 states have signed an agreement with the ICTY to carry out custodial sentences. 1993–1994: In the first year of its existence, the Tribunal laid the foundations for its existence as a judicial organ. The Tribunal established the legal framework for its operations by adopting the rules of procedure and evidence, as well as its rules of detention and directive for the assignment of defense counsel. Together these rules established a legal aid system for the Tribunal. As the ICTY is part of the United Nations and as it was the first international court for criminal justice, the development of a juridical infrastructure was considered quite a challenge. However after the first year the first ICTY judges had drafted and adopted all the rules for court proceedings. 1994–1995: The ICTY established its offices within the Aegon Insurance Building in The Hague (which was, at the time, still partially in use by Aegon) and detention facilities in Scheveningen in The Hague (the Netherlands). The ICTY hired now many staff members. By July 1994 there were sufficient staff members in the office of the prosecutor to begin field investigations and by November 1994 the first indictment was presented and confirmed. In 1995, the entire staff numbered more than 200 persons and came from all over the world. Moreover, some governments assigned their legally trained people to the ICTY. Operation In 1994 the first indictment was issued against the Bosnian-Serb concentration camp commander Dragan Nikolić. This was followed on 13 February 1995 by two indictments comprising 21 individuals which were issued against a group of 21 Bosnian-Serbs charged with committing atrocities against Muslim and Croat civilian prisoners. While the war in the former Yugoslavia was still raging, the ICTY prosecutors showed that an international court was viable. However, no accused was arrested. The court confirmed eight indictments against 46 individuals and issued arrest warrants. Bosnian Serb indictee Duško Tadić became the subject of the Tribunal's first trial. Tadić was arrested by German police in Munich in 1994 for his alleged actions in the Prijedor region in Bosnia-Herzegovina (especially his actions in the Omarska, Trnopolje and Keraterm detention camps). He made his first appearance before the ICTY Trial Chamber on 26 April 1995, and pleaded not guilty to all of the charges in the indictment. 1995–1996: Between June 1995 and June 1996, 10 public indictments had been confirmed against a total of 33 individuals. Six of the newly indicted persons were transferred in the Tribunal's detention unit. In addition to Duško Tadic, by June 1996 the tribunal had Tihomir Blaškić, Dražen Erdemović, Zejnil Delalić, Zdravko Mucić, Esad Landžo and Hazim Delić in custody. Erdemović became the first person to enter a guilty plea before the tribunal's court. Between 1995 and 1996, the ICTY dealt with miscellaneous cases involving several detainees, which never reached the trial stage. Accomplishments In 2004, the ICTY published a list of five accomplishments "in justice and law": "Spearheading the shift from impunity to accountability", pointing out that, until very recently, it was the only court judging crimes committed as part of the Yugoslav conflict, since prosecutors in the former Yugoslavia were, as a rule, reluctant to prosecute such crimes; "Establishing the facts", highlighting the extensive evidence-gathering and lengthy findings of fact that Tribunal judgments produced; "Bringing justice to thousands of victims and giving them a voice", pointing out the large number of witnesses that had been brought before the Tribunal; "The accomplishments in international law", describing the fleshing out of several international criminal law concepts which had not been ruled on since the Nuremberg Trials; "Strengthening the Rule of Law", referring to the Tribunal's role in promoting the use of international standards in war crimes prosecutions by former Yugoslav republics. Closure The United Nations Security Council passed resolutions 1503 in August 2003 and 1534 in March 2004, which both called for the completion of all cases at both the ICTY and its sister tribunal, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) by 2010. In December 2010, the Security Council adopted Resolution 1966, which established the Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals (MICT), a body intended to gradually assume residual functions from both the ICTY and the ICTR as they wound down their mandate. Resolution 1966 called upon the Tribunal to finish its work by 31 December 2014 to prepare for its closure and transfer of its responsibilities. In a Completion Strategy Report issued in May 2011, the ICTY indicated it aimed to complete all trials by the end of 2012 and all appeals by 2015, with the exception of Radovan Karadžić whose trial was expected to end in 2014 and Ratko Mladić and Goran Hadžić, who were at large at that time and were not arrested until later that year. The MICT's ICTY branch began functioning on 1 July 2013. Per the Transitional Arrangements adopted by the UN Security Council, the ICTY was to conduct and complete all outstanding first instance trials, including those of Karadžić, Mladić and Hadžić. The ICTY would also conduct and complete all appeal proceedings for which the notice of appeal against the judgement or sentence was filed before 1 July 2013. The MICT will handle any appeals for which notice is filed after that date. The final ICTY trial to be completed in the first instance was that of Ratko Mladić, who was convicted on 22 November 2017. The final case to be considered by the ICTY was an appeal proceeding encompassing six individuals, whose sentences were upheld on 29 November 2017. Organization While operating, the Tribunal employed around 900 staff. Its organisational components were Chambers, Registry and the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP). Prosecutors The Prosecutor was responsible for investigating crimes, gathering evidence and prosecutions and was head of the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP). The Prosecutor was appointed by the UN Security Council upon nomination by the UN Secretary-General. The last prosecutor was Serge Brammertz. Previous Prosecutors have been Ramón Escovar Salom of Venezuela (1993–1994), however, he never took up that office, Richard Goldstone of South Africa (1994–1996), Louise Arbour of Canada (1996–1999), and Carla Del Ponte of Switzerland (1999–2007). Richard Goldstone, Louise Arbour and Carla Del Ponte also simultaneously served as the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda until 2003. Graham Blewitt [Australia] served as the Deputy Prosecutor from 1994 until 2004. David Tolbert, the President of the International Center for Transitional Justice, was also appointed Deputy Prosecutor of the ICTY in 2004. Chambers Chambers encompassed the judges and their aides. The Tribunal operated three Trial Chambers and one Appeals Chamber. The President of the Tribunal was also the presiding Judge of the Appeals Chamber. Judges At the time of the court's dissolution, there were seven permanent judges and one ad hoc judge who served on the Tribunal. A total of 86 judges have been appointed to the Tribunal from 52 United Nations member states. Of those judges, 51 were permanent judges, 36 were ad litem judges, and one was an ad hoc judge. Note that one judge served as both a permanent and ad litem judge, and another served as both a permanent and ad hoc judge. UN member and observer states could each submit up to two nominees of different nationalities to the UN Secretary-General. The UN Secretary-General submitted this list to the UN Security Council which selected from 28 to 42 nominees and submitted these nominees to the UN General Assembly. The UN General Assembly then elected 14 judges from that list. Judges served for four years and were eligible for re-election. The UN Secretary-General appointed replacements in case of vacancy for the remainder of the term of office concerned. On 21 October 2015, Judge Carmel Agius of Malta was elected President of the ICTY and Liu Daqun of China was elected Vice-President; they have assumed their positions on 17 November 2015. His predecessors were Antonio Cassese of Italy (1993–1997), Gabrielle Kirk McDonald of the United States (1997–1999), Claude Jorda of France (1999–2002), Theodor Meron of the United States (2002–2005), Fausto Pocar of Italy (2005–2008), Patrick Robinson of Jamaica (2008–2011), and Theodor Meron (2011–2015). Registry The Registry was responsible for handling the administration of the Tribunal; activities included keeping court records, translating court documents, transporting and accommodating those who appear to testify, operating the Public Information Section, and such general duties as payroll administration, personnel management and procurement. It was also responsible for the Detention Unit for indictees being held during their trial and the Legal Aid program for indictees who cannot pay for their own defence. It was headed by the Registrar, a position occupied over the years by Theo van Boven of the Netherlands (February 1994 to December 1994), Dorothée de Sampayo Garrido-Nijgh of the Netherlands (1995–2000), Hans Holthuis of the Netherlands (2001–2009), and John Hocking of Australia (May 2009 to December 2017). Detention facilities Those defendants on trial and those who were denied a provisional release were detained at the United Nations Detention Unit on the premises of the Penitentiary Institution Haaglanden, location Scheveningen in Belgisch Park, a suburb of The Hague, located some 3 km by road from the courthouse. The indicted were housed in private cells which had a toilet, shower, radio, satellite TV, personal computer (without internet access) and other luxuries. They were allowed to phone family and friends daily and could have conjugal visits. There was also a library, a gym and various rooms used for religious observances. The inmates were allowed to cook for themselves. All of the inmates mixed freely and were not segregated on the basis of nationality. As the cells were more akin to a university residence instead of a jail, some had derisively referred to the ICT as the "Hague Hilton". The reason for this luxury relative to other prisons is that the first president of the court wanted to emphasise that the indictees were innocent until proven guilty. Indictees The Tribunal indicted 161 individuals between 1997 and 2004 and completed proceedings with them as follows: 111 had trials completed by the ICTY: 21 were acquitted by the ICTY: 18 acquittals have stood; 2 were originally acquitted by the ICTY, but following successful appeal by the prosecution the acquittals were overturned and a retrial is being conducted by the MICT; and 1 was acquitted by the ICTY, but the prosecution has filed an appeal to the MICT that is being considered 90 were convicted and sentenced by the ICTY: 81 were transferred to 14 different states where they served their prison sentences, had sentences that amounted to time spent in detention during trial, or died after conviction: 16 remain imprisoned; 56 completed their sentences; 9 died while completing their sentences or after conviction awaiting transfer 7 were convicted and sentenced, and remain in MICT detention awaiting transfer; and 2 were convicted and sentenced, but have filed appeals to the MICT that are being considered 13 had their cases transferred to courts in: Bosnia and Herzegovina (10); Croatia (2); and Serbia (1) 37 had their cases terminated prior to trial completion, because the indictments were withdrawn (20); or the indictees died before or after transfer to the Tribunal (17). The indictees ranged from common soldiers to generals and police commanders all the way to prime ministers. Slobodan Milošević was the first sitting head of state indicted for war crimes. Other "high level" indictees included Milan Babić, former President of the Republika Srpska Krajina; Ramush Haradinaj, former Prime Minister of Kosovo; Radovan Karadžić, former President of the Republika Srpska; Ratko Mladić, former Commander of the Bosnian Serb Army and Ante Gotovina, former General of the Croatian Army. The very first hearing at the ICTY was referral request in the Tadić case on 8 November 1994. Croat Serb General and former President of the Republic of Serbian Krajina Goran Hadžić was the last fugitive wanted by the Tribunal to be arrested on 20 July 2011. An additional 23 individuals have been the subject of contempt proceedings. Criticism Skeptics argued that an international court could not function while the war in the former Yugoslavia was still going on. This would be a huge undertaking for any court, but for the ICTY it would be an even greater one, as the new tribunal still needed judges, a prosecutor, a registrar, investigative and support staff, an extensive interpretation and translation system, a legal aid structure, premises, equipment, courtrooms, detention facilities, guards and all the related funding. Criticisms of the court include: On 6 December 2006, the Tribunal at The Hague approved the use of force-feeding of Serbian politician Vojislav Šešelj. They decided it was not "torture, inhuman or degrading treatment if there is a medical necessity to do so... and if the manner in which the detainee is force-fed is not inhuman or degrading". Reducing the indictment charges after the arrest of Ratko Mladić, Croatian officials publicly condemned chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz for his announcement that the former Bosnian Serb General, will be tried solely for crimes allegedly committed in Bosnia, not in Croatia. Critics have questioned whether the Tribunal exacerbates tensions rather than promotes reconciliation, as is claimed by Tribunal supporters. Polls show a generally negative reaction to the Tribunal among both Serbs and Croats. A majority of Serbs and Croats have expressed doubts regarding the ICTY's integrity and question the tenability of its legal procedures. 68% of indictees have been Serbs (or Montenegrins), to the extent that a sizeable portion of the Bosnian Serb and Croatian Serb political and military leaderships have been indicted. Many have seen this as reflecting bias, while the Tribunal's defenders have seen this as indicative of the actual proportion of crimes committed. However, Marko Hoare claimed that, aside from Milošević, only Momčilo Perišić (Chief of the General Staff of the Yugoslav Army), who was acquitted, has been indicted from the Serbian military or political top when it comes to wars in Croatia and Bosnia. According to Hoare, a former employee at the ICTY, an investigative team worked on indictments of senior members of the "joint criminal enterprise", including not only Milošević but also Veljko Kadijević, Blagoje Adžić, Borisav Jović, Branko Kostić, Momir Bulatović and others. However, Hoare claims that, due to Carla del Ponte's intervention, these drafts were rejected, and the indictment limited to Milošević alone. There have been allegations of censorship: in July 2011, the Appeals Chamber of ICTY confirmed the judgment of the Trial Chamber which found journalist and former Tribunal's OTP spokesperson Florence Hartmann guilty of contempt of court and fined her €7,000. She disclosed documents of FR Yugoslavia's Supreme Defense Council meetings and criticized the Tribunal for granting confidentiality of some information in them to protect Serbia's 'vital national interests' during Bosnia's lawsuit against the country for genocide in front of the International Court of Justice. Hartmann argued that Serbia was freed of the charge of genocide because ICTY redacted certain information in the Council meetings. Since these documents have in the meantime been made public by the ICTY itself, a group of organizations and individuals, who supported her, said that the Tribunal in this appellate proceedings "imposed a form of censorship aimed to protect the international judges from any form of criticism". (France refused to extradite Hartmann to serve the prison sentence issued against her by the ICTY after she refused to pay the €7,000 fine.) Klaus-Peter Willsch compared the Ante Gotovina verdict, in which the late Croatian president Franjo Tuđman was posthumously found to have been participating in a Joint Criminal Enterprise, with the 897 Cadaver Synod trial in Rome, when Pope Stephen VI had the corpse of Pope Formosus exhumed, put on trial and posthumously convicted. Some sentences have been considered too mild sentences, even within the Tribunal, complained at small sentences of convicted war criminals in comparison with their crimes. In 2010, Veselin Šljivančanin's sentence for his involvement in the Vukovar massacre was cut from 17 to 10 years, which caused outrage in Croatia. Upon hearing that news, Vesna Bosanac, who had been in charge of the Vukovar hospital during the fall of the city, said that the "ICTY is dead" for her: "For crimes that he [Šljivančanin], had committed in Vukovar, notably at Ovčara, he should have been jailed for life. I'm outraged.... The Hague(-based) tribunal has showed again that it is not a just tribunal." Danijel Rehak, the head of Croatian Association of Prisoners in Serbian Concentration Camps, said, "The shock of families whose beloved ones were killed at Ovčara is unimaginable. The court made a crucial mistake by accepting a statement of a JNA officer to whom Šljivančanin was a commander. I cannot understand that". Pavle Strugar's 8-year sentence for shelling of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, also caused outrage in Croatia. Judge Kevin Parker (of Australia) was named in a Croatian journal (Nacional) as a main cause of the system's failure for having dismissed the testimonies of numerous witnesses. Some of the defendants, such as Slobodan Milošević, claimed that the Court has no legal authority because it was established by the UN Security Council instead of the UN General Assembly and so had not been created on a broad international basis. The Tribunal was established on the basis of Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter; the relevant portion of which reads "the Security Council can take measures to maintain or restore international peace and security". The legal criticism has been succinctly stated in a memorandum issued by Austrian Professor Hans Köchler, which was submitted to the President of the Security Council in 1999. British Conservative Party MEP Daniel Hannan has called for the court to be abolished, claiming it is anti-democratic and a violation of national sovereignty. The interactive thematic debate on the role of international criminal justice in reconciliation was convened on 10 April 2013 by the President of the General Assembly during the resumed part of the GA's 67th Session. The debate was scheduled after the convictions of Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markač for inciting war crimes against Serbs in Croatia were overturned by an ICTY Appeals Panel in November 2012. The ICTY president Theodor Meron announced that all three Hague war-crimes courts turned down the invitation of UNGA president to participate in the debate about their work. The President of the General Assembly described Meron's refusal to participate in this debate as scandalous. He emphasized that he does not shy away from criticizing the ICTY, which has "convicted nobody for inciting crimes committed against Serbs in Croatia." Tomislav Nikolić, the president of Serbia criticized the ICTY, claiming it did not contribute but hindered reconciliation in the former Yugoslavia. He added that although there is no significant ethnic disproportion among the number of casualties in the Yugoslav wars, the ICTY sentenced Serbs and ethnic Serbs to a combined total of 1150 years in prison while claiming that members of other ethnic groups have been sentenced to a total of 55 years for crimes against Serbs. Vitaly Churkin, the ambassador of Russia to the UN, criticized the work of the ICTY, especially the overturned convictions of Gotovina and Ramush Haradinaj. Regarding the final case on November 29 2017 proceeding encompassing six Bosnian-Croat individuals, one of whom Slobodan Praljak in protest in court drank a poison and subsequently died, the Prime Minister of Croatia Andrej Plenković claimed the verdict was "unjust" and Praljak's suicide "speaks of deep moral injustice to the six Croats, from Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Croat people". He criticized the verdict because it did not recognize the assistance and support provided by Croatia to Bosnia and Herzegovina and collaboration of both armies at a time when the neighboring state was faced with the "Greater-Serbian aggression" and when its territorial integrity was compromised, as well it alludes to the link between the then leadership of the Republic of Croatia, while in the previous verdict to Bosnian-Serb Ratko Mladić does not recognize the connection with Serbia's state officials at that time. Response to criticism Supporters of the work of the ICTY responded to critics in various publications. In a response to David Harland's Selective Justice, Jelena Subotić, an assistant professor of political science at Georgia State University and author of Hijacked Justice: Dealing with the Past in the Balkans, responded that the critics of the Tribunal miss the point, "which is not to deliver justice for past wrongs equally for 'all sides', fostering reconciliation, but to carefully measure each case on its own merits ... We should judge the work of the tribunal by its legal expertise, not by the political outcomes we desire." Marko Hoare claims the accusations of the tribunal's "selective justice" stem from Serbian nationalist propaganda. He wrote: "This is, of course, the claim that hardline Serb nationalists and supporters of Slobodan Milosevic have been making for about the last two decades. Instead of carrying out any research into the actual record of the ICTY in order to support his thesis, Harland simply repeats a string of cliches of the kind that frequently appear in anti-Hague diatribes by Serb nationalists." See also Command responsibility International Criminal Court Trial of Gotovina et al Destruction of Albanian heritage in Kosovo References Further reading External links Official website International Center for Transitional Justice, Criminal Justice page International Progress Organization: Monitoring of the ICTY Del Ponte, Carla (2003). The role of international criminal prosecutions in reconstructing divided communities, public lecture by Carla Del Ponte, Prosecutor, International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, given at the London School of Economics, 20 October 2003. Topical digests of the case law of ICTR and ICTY, Human Rights Watch, 2004 Hague Justice Portal: Academic gateway to The Hague organisations concerning international peace, justice and security. Calendar of court proceedings before the ICTY: Hague Justice Portal Why Journalists Should be Worried by the Rwanda Tribunal Precedents (deals also with ICTY) by Thierry Cruvellier for Reporters Without Borders SENSE News Agency, a special project based in ICTY Complete web-based video archive of the Milosevic trial War Crimes, conditionality and EU integration in the Western Balkans, by Vojin Dimitrijevic, Florence Hartmann, Dejan Jovic, Tija Memisevic, edited by Judy Batt, Jelena Obradović, Chaillot Paper No. 116, June 2009, European Union Institute for Security Studies Introductory note by Fausto Pocar on the Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in the Historic Archives of the United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law Procedural history of the Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in the Historic Archives of the United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law Lecture by Fausto Pocar entitled Completing the Mandate: The Legal Challenges Facing the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in the Lecture Series of the United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law Lecture by Fausto Pocar entitled Contribution of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia to the Development of International Humanitarian Law in the Lecture Series of the United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law Lecture by Patrick Lipton Robinson, Fairness and Efficiency in the Proceedings of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in the Lecture Series of the United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law ) ) ) )
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CompassionFebruary 2, 2010 at 5:31 PM | Posted in Announcements, Board, Community Partners, Development, News | Comments Off on Compassion
The recent earthquake in Haiti has given us all a new perspective on the importance of compassion and service to those less fortunate. It has been impressive to see the generous response of the American people, particularly our own Virginia Task Force 1, Fairfax County Search and Rescue Team. Their amazing work as first responders saved 16 lives. They provided an incredible self-less service to those most in need, and are an example of the compassionate spirit of the American people.
But you don't have to serve in Haiti to make a difference in someone's life. We see it at the Literacy Council of Northern Virginia every day. The January Basic Tutor Training session filled to capacity with eager to serve volunteers in just a few weeks. The ESOL tutor training that begins in late February is already filling up fast. People in our own community are stepping up to serve others and give the gift of reading.
The response to our holiday appeal for individual contributions was also impressive. Not everyone has the ability to give time, and financial support is desperately needed during these tough economic times. We raised nearly $29,000 from 217 donors, many of them giving for the first time, and have made considerable progress toward our individual challenge match of $20,000. This, too, is a commitment of service and exercise of compassion – helping in any way you can.
Our learners make sacrifices every day just to squeeze in the time to come to class or meet with their tutor. So many of our students are driven to learn for the sake of their children: to help them with homework, to read them a bed-time story, to provide a better life for them. Others want to become better citizens, get a better job, and become more productive members of their communities. One of our learners, though pressed for time, made it a point to watch President Obama's State of the Union address, because it was his privilege and his right to participate in the government process, even as he studies to pass the citizenship test. This, too, demonstrates a commitment to country and a passion for service.
We are all in this together; and we are doing our best to make it work for our families, our communities, our country and those who live beyond our borders. The Literacy Council is grateful to all of those who serve with us.
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I want to always be in a state of perpetual motion: going somewhere, doing something.
It is a potent part of the Sarkozy brand: he is tireless and in perpetual motion.
That's the way they did when I was working on the perpetual motion machine.
He called it a breakthrough in the field of perpetual motion.
Attempts at perpetual motion may all be regarded as attempts to get round this "third law."
It is the closest approach to perpetual motion I have come across.
These facts are all well known to the perpetual motion enthusiast.
It is sufficient for the purpose of a perpetual motion that they can do this.
The subject of perpetual motion claimed some of his attention.
All I want, sir, is to find out the secret of perpetual motion!


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|Core: noun, the most important part of a thing, the essence; from the Latin cor, meaning heart.
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Russ Vaughn writes again to The Blog from the Core.
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Pic of Nikon D10?
There hasn't been any official announcement out of Nikon about the D10 mid-range, full-frame DSLR but if this pic is real its on its way.
It's worth saying, though, that not many believe this pic is real.
If and when Nikon does announce the D10 it will likely be positioned between the D300 and the D3, making it a strong competitor for Canon's 5D.
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Tetraethylammonium chloride monohydrate is used as pharmaceutical intermediate.
Kenneth M.Harmon; Julie M.Gabriele; Jennifer Harmon. Hydrogen bonding Part 30. New IR spectra-structure correlations for tetraethylammonium, tetramethylammonium, and N,N-dimethyl-pyrrolidinium fluoride monohydrates, tetraethylammonium chloride monohydrate, and tetramethylammonium hydroxide dihydrate; evidence for a planar (H2O·F-)2 cluster. Journal of Molecular Structure. 1990, 53-62.
Dimitra Kovala-Demertzi; Nikolaos Kourkoumelis; Kinga Derlat; Julita Michalak; Fotini J.Andreadaki; Ioannis D.Kostas. title. Inorganica Chimica Acta. 2008, 361,(5), 1562-1565.
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Anthony Maher back in Kingdom frame for Clare clash
O'Donoghue and Buckley ruled out as Munster semi-final comes too soon
James O'Donoghue will not start Kerry's opening Munster Championship match for the third successive year as he continues to rehabilitate the shoulder injury that required surgery at the end of last season.
O'Donoghue is not in the frame for the visit of Clare to Killarney this weekend but Anthony Maher is a possibility as his hip problem, which also required surgery, finally shows signs of complete recovery.
Johnny Buckley has also been ruled out after undergoing minor knee surgery in recent weeks.
Kerry were in Surrey in the UK for a training camp last week and Maher made a lot of progress there, according to manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice, fast-tracking his recovery.
"He is in very good shape. We are delighted with where he is at. The week before we went away, he played both evenings at training. The week we were away, he did a session a day which was the plan for him. We are happy with where we are at," said Fitzmaurice.
"It was slow, but that was to be expected with the nature of the injury. That was the advice he was getting.
"From Anthony's point of view, when you get to a certain point, you just want to be on the pitch and as his return to play date was getting closer, he was a bit further away than he thought he should be. It came very fast in the end. He is good."
Maher had hip surgery in late October and missed the entire League campaign. Until a recent club game with Duagh, he had not played a competitive match since the All-Ireland final.
O'Donoghue was involved with Legion into November but then had more shoulder surgery.
"We hope he will be back into full contact the week after the Clare game. We will have a look at the county league game," added Fitzmaurice.
"We had planned for him to play this weekend, but the Legion game against Crokes won't go ahead. We will see where he is at next week.
"Legion plays Desmonds on Saturday week."
O'Donoghue missed the corresponding club game against Clare two years ago and was a substitute against Tipperary in the 2015 semi-final.
Donegal have injury concerns over captain Michael Murphy and midfielder Neil Gallagher ahead of their Ulster quarter-final with Fermanagh.
Murphy's training has been restricted over the last number of weeks due to an ankle problem while Gallagher has been laid up with a troublesome back.
Meanwhile Dublin defender Cian O'Sullivan has pointed to a "lapse in concentration" as they conceded 2-1 in a five-minute spell in Saturday's Leinster quarter-final win over Laois.
Dublin won easily, building on the platform of two devastating early goals but they conceded two goals for the first time in six years in a Leinster Championship match.
"It was a lapse in concentration. We just took the foot off the gas," said O'Sullivan. "It's disappointing to concede that amount of scores in that amount of time.
"But looking at the positives, we did finish the game very strongly. And we managed to regain control of the game after that.
"So it's important that the heads didn't drop. We were able to regain our lead after conceding scores. So there's a positive in how we reacted to that.
"But definitely, it's something we'll need to look at and improve."
Meanwhile Down will enter this morning's first qualifier draw of the 2016 Championship in the 'B' section following the defeat to Monaghan.
They will be joined by Antrim, Limerick, Longford, Wexford, London and Offaly or Westmeath and Donegal and Fermanagh, all of whom play this weekend. These games take place on the weekend of June 25/26.
The draw for the 'A' first round qualifiers, which take place next weekend, sees Derry, Armagh, Leitrim, Waterford, Limerick, Carlow, Wicklow and Louth or Meath, who play on Sunday, all in the mix.
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Music and happenings in entertainment and sport were top of mind for Australians on Google in May.
Chris Cornell, a musician best known as the lead singer of Soundgarden and Audioslave, passed away on 18 May after what was eventually ruled to be a suicide. Following the news, Australians on Google searched for details of his death, as well as celebrated his musical legacy by searching for his songs on YouTube. Those in Tasmania, South Australia and Victoria were the searchers most concerned with learning more about Cornell and his music.
The announcement of Ed Sheeran's extensive 2018 Australian tour caused waves with Australians on Google, especially as the news of the addition of four final shows was announced. Pre-sale tickets went on sale on 16 May and general public tickets went on 23 May, and these dates coincided with spikes in searches on Google. Some of the most common related searches were 'Ticketek Ed Sheeran', 'Ed Sheeran tickets Australia' and 'Ed Sheeran Melbourne.'
Once again, Eurovision was top of mind for Australians in May – just like last year – and this year, those in Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney were the most interested in watching who would take out the top spot (for your information, Salvador Sobral from Portugal won). Searches peaked on 13 May – the day of the finals – and 14 May. Popular related queries included 'SBS Eurovision', 'Eurovision 2017 winner', 'who won Eurovision 2017' and 'when is Eurovision 2017.'
As is standard for this time of the year, State of Origin made the list of top trends on Google. The clash between the Blues and the Maroons was held on 31 May – when searches for this term peaked – and, interestingly enough, New South Wales were not in the list of top searchers on the night (despite their win). Queensland were the most fervent Googlers, followed by those in the ACT, Northern Territory and then New South Wales.
The devastating suicide bombing at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on 22 May was in the top five Google search terms in May. The attack occurred at the exit of Manchester Arena after the show, and killed 23 people and injured 119. Concerned Australians turned to Google for answers after the news was announced, and 'Ariana Grande Manchester', 'Ariana Grande bombing' and 'Ariana Grande explosion' were some of the top related queries.
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ask l-dopa: how do i fix my tiger server?
Our Tiger server here was acting as the primary mail exchanger for our domain. To my knowledge, it was set up with that in mind from the get go. I've since moved mail service away from this server, and put it with hosted Google services.
The problem is that we still occasionally need to use it as an SMTP server, but it isn't properly relaying mail to accounts in our domain. Instead of sending them to the proper mail exchanger (google's), it is holding them in its own mail queue, which never goes anywhere.
How do I tell it that it is no longer the mail server for our domain? I turned off POP and IMAP service, but it keeps on coming in and never leaving.
Well, Tucker, it's important to consider what the server's done for you in the past. Take it out for coffee and tell it that you're still friends — it can still serve web sites, it can still come over and play video games. Seriously! You want to stay friends! You mean it! But it can't keep being the mail server. It just can't. Things have changed and there are… other priorities now. But you can still totally be friends! See it tomorrow? Yeah? Is it cool? You're cool. Great. Hug it.


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As of late, I've really been really into planning recently. My newest project is what I'd like to do for Valentine's day. My mom's Birthday is coming up this week as well so we'll definitely gather at whatever restaurant she likes, for her day!
In my attempt to eat more so clean-ish. I'm thinking it might be more sensible to dine in on Valentines. Both for romantic and health-wise purposes. Personally Im not a fan of going out on Valentine's Day we found it to busy and sometimes much too chaotic for my liking. (Even at reservation only establishments.) I love my date nights, I just don't always enjoy myself as much when it's crowded. (Normally makes me anxious to leave.)
With that being said, I will be sharing my ideas, gifts, and recipes that I'll be gathering for Valentine's!
Lets talk Chocolate!
I recently went out for girls brunch this past Sunday. After brunch we stopped by our favorite cupcake shop was unexpectedly closed for maintenance, which turned out to be quite fortunate actually. We visited and sweets shop just across the street. Inside we decided to pickup some goodies! I thought they would make excellent gifts. Both for my Mom's birthday and for Valentines. In the photo above the white box is an assortment of truffles, the rest is chocolate bars and 1 gigantic peanut butter cup.
I wanted add a options for of us who don't care for heart-shaped boxes of chocolate. These also companies who take quality ingredients very seriously you can feel good giving these sweet to your special person!
As to not give you a complete sugar rush, I'll be posting more information on some of these goodies through out the week and leading upto Valentines Day!
Chocolate Coffee Crunch My Favorite Chocolate. Ever.
This premium chocolate bar is truly magical. A semisweet dark chocolate with the perfect amount of coffee crunch! The packaging makes you feel special as well I love the thought put into it and inside the wrapper has a love poem. Did I mention it has delicious coffee beans in it as well? (Try it and thank me later!) Besides the taste these are sweets you can feel good about eating. Need more info see the specifics for this bar below:
- Semisweet dark Belgian chocolate with roasted coffee bean bits
- 55% Cocoa
- Creamy dark chocolate
- Crunchy coffee bean releases flavor throughout the experience
- Each 30 grams of chocolate equals about one cup of coffee
My top chocolate recommendation – View on amazon HERE
This will definitely impress your special person!
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Centrally located at the 12th main road on indranagar bangalore , a majestic entrance welcome you with complete beige shade showing the royalness of the ambience.Floored with Italian marble and wooden decor around the walls makes the ambience a must visit place
Started with the Hara Bhara kabab and Naram dil Kabab added with papad churi ,the starters were perfect for the beginning of a well spent evening.
For the main course Shahi Panner with stuff kulcha and tandoor crisp roti with a tang of Delhi dal makhani . We end our awesome food with a sweet tooth craving by hot gulab jamun
The staff were very polite and welcoming
A must visit place for north Indians and Delhi food cravers


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Annotated bibliographies are due Monday 03/07. Annotated bibliographies must be completed before you start working on your poster. You should have 3-5 sources on your topic. Worth 100 points
When you turn in your annotated bib to Borger, start collecting & printing materials for your poster. Poster should be readable from a distance, so make the text font large. You'll have to choose what to put on your poster – you can't fit it all on there.
We will be in the lab through Tuesday 03/08. We will be in class working on posters Wednesday 03/09-Friday 03/11. Posters are due Friday 03/11. Worth 100 points
Posters and annotated bibliographies will earn a -10% penalty for each day they are late.
Students will present information on their posters Monday 03/14 – Wednesday 03/16. Worth 50 points
Students should also be memorizing "I, Too" by Langston Hughes. All students will be reciting this poem to the class for a Renaissance Poetry Memorization Project Grade worth 100 points. Students can volunteer throughout the week: Monday 03/14 – Friday 03/18, but all students should have recited by Friday 03/18. Late recitations earn a 10% deduction each class period late.
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The Anteloids + Delightful Young Mothers
Friday 02 September 2016 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
£5 advance / £3 concession / £6 on the door
On Friday 2nd July, we're very excited to be bringing The Anteloids and Delightful Young Mother to The Tin at the Coal Vaults.
Raised on the kind of record collection that you'd kill for; The Anteloids deliver a satisfying brand of exhilarating 'head' music to warm your withered soul. With a sound that touches on 60's Sunset Strip pop-tones, wig-out interstellar rock tunes and singer-songwriter folk compositions; these gents are serious about putting standards, history and wide-eyed wonder into a much needed music landscape. Fans of musical heritage will be rewarded by their sound, while more naive music-goers will be turned on by their general catchy psych buzz. Native to Rugby (via Jupiter), this group have clearly been effected by happenings and vibrations present within the Midlands town (and well beyond the city limits). Smart without being pompous, adventurous without being unaware, The Anteloids have an aesthetic and method that's welcome in contemporary rock n' roll outfits. A true pleasure to discover whilst tuning through the channels of your mind.
Coventry-based Accordionist/Songwriter Matthew Campbell formed delightful Young Mothers in 2009. After working solo and through various line up changes, in 2013 Campbell added former DON'T MOVE! band-mate, Mason Le Long (now a member of Batsch), and Tin Angel Records resident drummer, Euan Rodger (Devon Sproule/Marker Starling), to the line up. Campbell was influenced in his formative years by the early British punk movement. He now writes in a style that exudes the passionate attitude of punk whilst exploring a more complex approach to lyrical content and arrangements.
The Coal Vaults
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