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Members of the U.S. Congress Who Have Died of Other Than Natural Causes while in Office
This report provides an alphabetical list of the 61 Members of Congress who have died of other
than natural causes while serving in the U.S. House of Representatives or the U.S. Senate. Each
entry includes party affiliation, the name of the state that the Member represented, dates of
service, chamber in which the Member served, and cause of death.
The report does not presume to be a complete list of Members who have died from other than
natural causes while in office. CRS relied exclusively on available sources, and the report reflects
only the extent to which they indicated the cause of a Member's death.
Table 1. Members of the U.S. Congress Who Have Died of Other Than Natural Causes
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Table 1. Members of the U.S. Congress Who Have Died of Other Than Natural Causes While in Office
Member Party State Dates of Servicea Chamber Cause of Death and Date of Death
ANDERSON, Carl Carey D OH 03/04/1909- 10/01/1912 House Died in an automobile accident near Fostoria, OH on 10/01/1912.
R IL 03/04/1845-01/15/1847 House BAKER, Edward Dickinson Killed in the Battle of Balls Bluff, VA on 10/21/1861.
R OR 10/21/1860-10/21/1861 Senate
BATES, George Joseph R MA 01/03/1937-11/01/1949 House Died in an airplane accident at Washington National Airport on 11/01/1949.
BEGICH, Nicholas D AL 01/03/1971-10/16/1972 House Died in a plane crash in the Alaskan wilderness on 10/16/1972.
BOGGS, Thomas Hale D LA 01/03/1941-01/03/1943 House Died in a plane crash in the Alaskan wilderness on 10/16/1972.
735BONO, Sonny R CA 01/03/1995-01/05/1998 House Died in a skiing accident at Lake Tahoe, NV on 01/05/1998.
BOYLE, Charles Augustus D IL 01/03/1955-11/04/1959 House Died in an automobile accident in Chicago, IL on 11/04/1959.
iki/CRS-98-BRANDEGEE, Frank B. R CT 11/05/1902-05/10/1905 House Committed suicide in Washington, DC on 10/14/1924.
g/w05/10/1905-10/14/1924 Senate
s.orBRODERICK, David Colbreth D CA 03/04/1857-09/16/1859 Senate Mortally wounded by David S. Terry, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
leakCalifornia, in a duel in San Francisco on 09/13/1859 and died on 09/16/1859.
://wikiBYRON, William Devereux D MD 01/03/1939-02/27/1941 House Died in an airplane crash in Jonesboro, GA on 02/27/1941.
httpCHAPMAN, Virgil Mundy D KY 03/04/1925-03/03/1929 House Died from injuries received in an automobile accident in Bethesda, MD on
03/04/1931-01/03/1949 03/08/1951.
01/03/1949-03/08/1951 Senate
CHICKERING, Charles Addison R NY 03/04/1893-02/13/1900 House Died from injuries received in an accidental fall from a window of the Grand
Union Hotel in New York City on 02/13/1900.
CILLEY, Johnathan Db ME 03/04/1837-02/24/1838 House Killed in a duel on the Marlboro Pike, near Washington, DC by William J.
Graves, a Representative from Kentucky on 02/24/1838.
CLARKE, John Davenport R NY 03/04/1921-03/03/1925 House Died as a result of an automobile collision near Delhi, NY on 11/05/1933.
COFFEY, Robert Lewis, Jr. D PA 01/03/1949-04/20/1949 House Died in an airplane accident in Albuquerque, NM on 04/20/1949.
COLLINS, George W. D IL 11/03/1970-12/08/1972 House Died in an airplane crash in Chicago, IL on 12/08/1972.
CUTTING, Bronson Murray R NM 12/29/1927-12/06/1928 Senate Died in an airplane crash near Atlanta, MO on 05/06/1935.
DITTER, John William R PA 03/04/1933-11/21/1943 House Died in an airplane crash near Columbia, PA on 11/21/1943.
EAST, John P. R NC 01/03/1981-06/29/1986 Senate Committed suicide in Greenville, NC on 06/29/1986.
ELLIOTT, Douglas R PA 04/26/1960-06/19/1960 House Committed suicide in Horse Valley, PA on 06/19/1960.
ERVIN, Joseph W. D NC 01/03/1945-12/25/1945 House Committed suicide in Washington, DC on 12/25/1945.
FOLGER, Alonzo Dillard D NC 01/03/1939-04/30/1941 House Died in an automobile accident in Mount Airy, NC on 04/30/1941.
GANLY, James Vincent D NY 03/04/1919-03/03/1921 House Died in an automobile accident in New York City on 09/07/1923.
HAMILTON, Cornelius Springer R OH 03/04/1867-12/22/1867 House Killed by an insane son in Marysville, OH on 12/22/1867.
HEINKE, George Henry R NE 01/03/1939-01/02/1940 House Died as a result of injuries received in an automobile accident near Morrilton,
AR while en route to Washington DC to attend the opening of the 3rd session th
of the 76 Congress on 01/02/1940.
735HEINZ, H. John III R PA 11/02/1971-01/03/1977 House Died in a mid-air collision between his charter plane and a helicopter over a
01/03/1977-04/04/1991 Senate suburban Philadelphia schoolyard on 04/04/1991.
iki/CRS-98-HINDS, James R AR 06/22/1868-10/22/1868 House Assassinated near Indian Bays, AR on 10/22/1868.
g/wHUNT, Lester C. D WY 01/03/1949-06/19/1954 Senate Committed suicide in Washington, DC on 06/19/1954.
s.orHUSTING, Paul Oscar D WI 03/04/1915-10/21/1917 Senate Died accidentally while duck hunting on Rush Lake, near Picketts, WI on
leak10/21/1917.
c VA 03/04/1831-06/17/1832 House Drowned near one of the docks in Alexandria, VA on 06/17/1832.
://wikiJOHNSTON, Charles Clement D
httpJOHNSTON, Josiah Stoddard D LA 03/04/1821-03/03/1823 01/15/1824-05/19/1833 House Senate Killed by an explosion on the steamboat Lioness on the Red River in Louisiana on 05/19/1833.
KAYNOR, William Kirk R MA 03/04/1929-12/20/1929 House Died in an airplane accident near Washington, DC on 12/20/1929.
KENDALL, Samuel A. R PA 03/04/1919-01/08/1933 House Committed suicide in his office in the House Office Building on 01/08/1933
KENNEDY, Robert F. D NY 03/03/1965-06/06/1968 Senate Assassinated in Los Angeles, CA on 06/06/1968.
KINNARD, George L. D IN 03/04/1833-11/26/1836 House Died from injuries received in an explosion on the steamer Flora on the Ohio
River on 11/26/1836.
LANE, James H. D IN 03/04/1853-03/03/1855 House Committed suicide near Ft. Leavenworth, KS on 07/11/1866.
R KS 04/04/1861-07/11/1866 Senate
LANHAM, Henderson Lovelace D GA 01/03/1947-11/10/1957 House Killed when his automobile collided with a train at a crossing in Rome, GA on
LELAND, George T. (Mickey) D TX 01/03/1979-08/07/1989 House Died in a plane crash on 08/07/1989 in Ethiopia while on a fact-finding tour to
study hunger among refugees.
LITTON, Jerry D MO 03/03/1973-08/03/1976 House Died in a plane crash en route to Kansas City, MO on 08/03/1976, on the night
of his victory in the 1976 Democratic U.S. Senate primary.
LONG, Huey Pierce D LA 01/25/1932-09/10/1935 Senate Assassinated in the State Capitol Building, Baton Rouge, LA on 09/08/1935; died
on 09/10/1935.
LUNDEEN, Ernest Rd MN 03/04/1917-03/03/1919 House Died in an airplane crash near Lovettsville, VA on 08/31/1940.
McCORMICK, Joseph Medill R IL 03/04/1917-03/03/1919 House Committed suicide in Washington, DC on 02/25/1925e
McDONALD, Larry D GA 01/03/1975-09/01/1983 House Died in crash of Korean Airlines flight shot down by a Russian fighter plane on
735MILLER, Clement Woodnutt D CA 01/03/1959-10/07/1962 House Died in an airplane crash near Eureka, CA on 10/07/1962.
MILLS, William R MD 05/27/1971-05/24/1973 House Committed suicide near Easton, MD on 05/24/1973.
iki/CRS-98-MONTGOMERY, John Gallagher D PA 03/04/1857-04/24/1857 House Died on 04/24/1857, presumably from the effects of food poisoning contracted while staying at the National Hotel in Washington, DC.
g/w
s.orMURPHY, Richard Louis D IA 03/04/1933-07/16/1936 Senate Died in an automobile accident near Chippewa Falls, WI on 07/16/1936.
leakPETTIS, Jerry L. R CA 01/03/1967-02/14/1975 House Died in a plane crash in Banning, San Bernardino County, CA on 02/14/1975.
://wikiPETTIS, Spencer Darwin D MO 03/04/1829-08/28/1831 House During the campaign of 1830, his opinions on the U.S. Bank issue precipitated a
httpquarrel and subsequently a duel with Major Thomas Biddle, and both fell mortally wounded on 08/28/1831.
PINCKNEY, John McPherson D TX 11/17/1903-04/24/1905 House Assaulted and killed at Hempstead, TX on 04/24/1905.
QUITMAN, John Anthony D MS 03/04/1855-07/17/1858 House Died on 07/17/1858, presumably from the effects of food poisoning contracted
in 1857 while staying at the National Hotel in Washington, DC.
RYAN, Leo J. D CA 01/03/1973-11/18/1978 House Died from gunshot wounds received while visiting an American religious
commune in Guyana, South America on 11/18/1978.
SCHALL, Thomas David R MN 03/04/1915-03/03/1925 House Died after being struck by an automobile in Washington, DC on 12/22/1935.
SMITH, Larkin R MS 01/03/1989-08/13/1989 House Died in a plane crash in the DeSoto National Forest, MS on 08/13/1989.
STERLING, John Allen R IL 03/04/1903-03/03/1913 House Died as a result of an automobile accident near Pontiac, IL on 10/17/1918.
SULLIVAN, Timothy Daniel D NY 03/04/1903-07/27/1906 House Killed by a locomotive near Pelham Parkway, NY on 08/31/1913.
THOMPSON, Theo Ashton D LA 01/03/1953-07/01/1965 House Died in an automobile accident in Gastonia, NC on 07/01/1965.
WEDEMEYER, William Walter R MI 03/04/1911-01/02/1913 House Accidentally drowned in the harbor of Colon, Panama on 01/02/1913.
WELLSTONE, Paul David D MN 01/3/1991-10/25/2002 Senate Died along with his wife , their daughter, two campaign staffers, and a
Minnesota Democratic party official in a plane crash in Eveleth, MN on
WICKLIFFE, Robert Charles D LA 03/04/1909-06/11/1912 House Killed by a train while walking on a railroad track in Washington, DC on
ZIONCHECK, Marion D WA 03/04/1933-08/07/1936 House Jumped from an office building in Seattle, WA on 08/07/1936.
Sources: Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research, Ann Arbor, MI; Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1998; various editions of
Weekly Reports, published by Congressional Quarterly, Inc.; and various newspaper articles.
735a. Note that the date of the Member's death is the same as the last date of his service.
b. Rep. Cilley was a Jacksonian Democrat.
iki/CRS-98-c. Rep. Johnston was a States Rights Democrat.
g/wd. Rep., later Sen. Lundeen, was a member of the Farmer Labor Party when elected to the House in 1933 and the Senate in 1937.
s.ore. Sen. McCormick's death was initially not ruled a suicide. See Kristie Miller, Ruth Hanna McCormick, A Life in Politics 1880-1944 (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico
leakPress, 1992), p. 151.
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Mildred Amer
Specialist on the Congress
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Forest (francês) ou Vorst (neerlandês) é uma das dezenove comunas localizadas na Região de Bruxelas-Capital da Bélgica.

A comuna é conhecida por sua sala de concerto (, em ), a maior em Bruxelas. Também abriga uma prisão importante e um fábrica de Audi. A comuna também mantém várias áreas verdes.

Pronúncia

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Cidades-irmãs
Courbevoie, França

Ligações externas

 Website oficial de Forest
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Forest (Bélgica)

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The Body Electric: the Louisville Ballet Celebrates 60 Years
By Erin Keane
Bruce Simpson danced all over the world, from the Scottish Opera to South Africa's State Theatre Ballet. His travels taught him that ballet companies dance like the city they live in."The Paris Opera is very chic. The Bolshoi in Moscow has this great sense of space like the Russian steps. The Royal Ballet's incredibly aristocratic, and the New York City Ballet has got that New York energy," says Simpson, who joined the Louisville Ballet as artistic director ten years ago.What about Louisville? Founded as a community dance organization in 1952, the Louisville Ballet became a professional dance company in 1975 and now employs dancers from all over the world. This weekend the ballet will celebrate its 60th anniversary. Over the last decade, Simpson has had ample opportunity to discover what makes his new hometown tick. "The wonderful thing about Louisville is the river, with its constant flowing, gives this city a constant sense of change," he says. "Even if people don't like the change, there is a sense that nothing is static, so everything to do with the Louisville ballet has to be the same thing."What that means to Simpson is that the Louisville Ballet repertoire ranges from classics like "Sleeping Beauty" to daring new work. The artistic director considers himself responsible for every detail, from the commissioning of new choreography down to the precise pale shade of a ballerina's shoe."Without that, the audience is like watching a company like a snow globe. It's really beautiful and everything inside is gorgeous and you can't get through that glass," says Simpson. "I don't want that to happen. I want dancers in the company that the minute the curtain goes up they are connecting to the audience, that there's a vitality in their persona."But when it comes to his 24 dancers, he's not as interested in exacting perfection. Simpson is more interested in the unique way each dancer works with the music.
He says an opera baritone will always sing the baritone part. But dancers have to be flexible, in more ways than one."In ballet companies, you have to change the way your body sings in space. Like Walt Whitman says, it becomes the body electric," says Simpson.The ballet will celebrate its anniversary this weekend with a program that showcases its wide, flexible repertoire. The dancers will perform George Balanchine's 1947 new classic "Theme and Variations," inspired by the great Russian Imperial ballets, as well as Val Caniparoli's "Lambarena," which Simpson describes as "African dance en pointe" accompanied by Bach."'Lambarena' is an amalgamation and a fusion of true ethnic African dance from Sierra Leone and classical ballet," says Simpson. "The costumes reflect that, the music reflects that, the lighting reflects that and the dance reflects that."New York City Ballet principal dancer and Louisville native Wendy Whelan will perform Christopher Wheeldon's "After the Rain" with fellow City Ballet dancer Craig Hall. And resident choreographer Adam Hougland will premiere a new work, "Unyielding Radiance." Simpson says Hougland's cutting-edge new ballets help balance the company's traditional work."Every single time I talk to him about the next ballet. I push the risk," he says.Adding new ballets by choreographers who know the company well helps Simpson keep the repertoire tailored to Louisville and its dancers.This weekend's program will also feature a dance choreographed by Mikelle Bruzina, a longtime member of the dance company who now serves as the ballet mistress. The 2009 ballet "Sansei," a meditative dance inspired by her Japanese immigrant grandparents, is scored by pop cellist and fellow Kentuckian Ben Sollee, who will perform live with the ballet.Bruzina choreographed at first without music, allowing Sollee to compose from her initial movements and their common ground."We talked initially about the sound or style we were trying to capture, which had hints, influences of Japanese traditional music done on the Kabuki stage or traditional Japanese dance, and you know he has a lot of Bluegrass background in his playing, and both of us being from Kentucky, Lexington, both drew from that as well," says Bruzina.Bruzina says Sollee's composition provided a rich sense of texture and layering to the work."I feel like his soul and his heart is in a similar place, as far as the landscape we are creating together with this piece," she says.One worry an artistic director carries is the flattening of regional style to global homogenization. Collaborations like these are another way Simpson can ensure that the Louisville Ballet retains its unique voice."There is a quality of life, there is a sense of soul, a sense of spirit, a sense of what do you mean by that, what do you mean by your emotional dreams, your emotional intelligence?" says Simpson. "I do think Louisville is emotionally intelligent and I pay attention to that."The ballet's 60th anniversary program runs for three performances Friday and Saturday at the Brown Theatre.
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What аbоut Fаt and Calories?
A рорulаr mіѕсоnсерtіоn is thаt tаkіng protein supplements, іnсludіng whey, will cause thоѕе tаkіng thеm to gаіn weight. Thіѕ is аbѕоlutеlу not truе. Yes, people wіll gain wеіght, but іt іѕ іn a gооd wау. Whеn protein supplements аrе tаkеn, muѕсlе mass builds. Muscle wеіghѕ more thаn fаt, ѕо thеrеfоrе, some реорlе taking supplements may thіnk they аrе getting fat bесаuѕе thеу аrе ѕееіng a hіghеr number whеn thеу ѕtер оn thеіr ѕсаlеѕ.
Protein shots dо not іnvоlvе needles. Thеу are ѕіmрlу mini, ready-to-drink рrоtеіn supplements thаt саn bе саrrіеd easily іn a рurѕе оr bасkрасk. Thеу come іn a vаrіеtу оf flavors, аnd ѕіnсе mоѕt people don't have tіmе tо eat the six mеаlѕ that аrе needed dаіlу, thеѕе hаndу lіttlе ѕhоtѕ саn bе uѕеd in bеtwееn meals. They are рrе-mіxеd, ѕо thеrе аrе nо mеѕѕу роwdеrѕ оr liquids tо mеаѕurе оr mіx. Prоtеіn shots аrе a wonderful way fоr аthlеtеѕ, mеdісаl patients, dіеtеrѕ and anyone whо dоеѕn't gеt thе proper nutrition to get their protein on-the-go.
As уоu саn see, uѕіng рrоtеіn ѕuррlеmеntѕ іѕ оnе оf the bеѕt wауѕ tо mаkе ѕurе thаt уоu аrе gеttіng еnоugh protein in your dіеt. Whеthеr уоu аrе аn аthlеtе looking to build muѕсlе mass оr ѕоmеоnе who іѕ just lооkіng tо еаt rіght and tаkе care оf thеmѕеlvеѕ, уоu саn uѕе protein supplements to dо ѕо. It dоеѕn't matter whеthеr they аrе powdered оr lіԛuіd ѕuррlеmеntѕ thаt уоu mix уоurѕеlf оr protein shots.
Whichever type of рrоtеіn supplement уоu uѕе, уоu wіll nоtісе a dіffеrеnсе іn уоur соmfоrt level following wоrkоutѕ аnd you wіll fееl fіrmеr аnd fitter. Yоur hеаlth wіll іmрrоvе grеаtlу аnd уоu wіll have mоrе еnеrgу. Thеу tаѕtе pretty gооd tоо and the рrісе іѕ еxtrеmеlу rеаѕоnаblе, ѕо rеаllу, уоu hаvе nо excuse nоt tо аt lеаѕt try thеm!


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‹ Is It Too Early To Start Dreaming About Summer?
No but seriously, spring has officially sprung and it's time to bust out your flower power. If you don't have a collection of sweet spring floral frocks, you've come to the right place.
Let's be honest… I'm not big on florals, but every season I see a few key pieces that I wouldn't mind adding to my wardrobe. This season, designers are pulling out all the stops. From subdued 70's frocks to fun, flirty florals, designers have got you covered.
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Successful Season Ends
The Ohio Division Two Hockey team finished another successful season with an overall record of 23-11-0, which ties the program record for wins at 23. This is the third straight year the team has finished with 20 plus wins, second straight year reaching the ACHA southeast regional tournament as the #6 seed and first time in program history winning the TSCHL regular season championship. The 2015-16 Bobcats will be graduating eight seniors this year and head coach Philip Oberlin had this to say regarding the senior class, "I'd like to thank the seniors on an excellent year. They have developed as individuals into great young men and it's been a pleasure working with them over the past 4 years. They are the reason this program has become what it is today."
As successful as the season was the 2015-16 Bobcats fell just short of their ultimate goals, which included winning the TSCHL Tournament and reaching the ACHA Division Two National Tournament.
The Bobcats went into the TSCHL Tournament ranked #1 and easily disposed of the University of Akron Zips in the semi-final game winning 4-1 and outshooting the Zips 64-14. The win advanced the Bobcats to the championship game were they faced league rival University of Louisville. Both teams came out flying and exchanged goals in the 1st period but it ended with a Louisville lead 3-2. The 2nd period began with Ohio finishing chances and scoring 3 straight goals but Louisville had an answer scoring twice late in the 2nd and sending the game tied 5-5 into the 3rd period. Early in the 3rd period Louisville scored to go ahead 6-5. Late in the game Ohio looked to tie the game with a power play but Louisville had other plans as a blocked shot became a breakaway for the Cardinals and the lead was extended to 7-5. With the goalie pulled Ohio generated chances late but unfortunately was unable to capitalize.
The following weekend found the Bobcats in Dale City, VA for the ACHA southeast regional tournament and facing off against an unfamiliar foe in Rowan University. The game was tight through two periods with a score of 2-1 but as the 3rd period progressed the Bobcats pulled away and finished with a 5-1 victory. The win gave the Bobcats their first win in program history at the regional level and gave the team an opportunity to play for a national tournament berth.
The Bobcats faced a much more familiar opponent in game two and knew it was going to be an uphill battle. The Bobcats had played the University of Miami, OH earlier in the season and lost both contests but were prepared to battle. The game ultimately came down to special teams as the Redhawks scored two power play goals and the Bobcats executed the power play well but were unable to convert on multiple chances. The final score was 4-1 with Miami getting an empty net goal to end the Bobcats season short of the national tournament. When asked about the season as a whole, coach Oberlin stated, "Although, we finished just shy of our ultimate goal, I believe this year has given the team an understanding of what it takes to win a championship. We progressed further than we ever have before and I'm looking forward to what the future holds for the group of guys returning next season. The expectation is higher than ever and we're going to challenge the guys to reach that next level."


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By Micah Garbarino, 388th Fighter Wing Public Affairs / Published April 29, 2019
A formation of F-35 Lightning IIs from the 388th and 419th Fighter Wings stationed at Hill Air Force Base perform aerial maneuvers during a combat exercise over Utah Test and Training Range, Nov. 19, 2018. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Cory D. Payne)
HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah -- Communities surrounding Hill Air Force Base will notice increased flying and numbers of aircraft through much of May as the base's fighter wings conduct a large combat exercise and host a weapons evaluation.
Next week, the active duty 388th Fighter Wing and Reserve 419th Fighter Wing, along with F-16 units from Holloman AFB, New Mexico, and Kunsan Air Base, Korea, will conduct an integrated combat exercise Tuesday and Wednesday.
Maintainers will be tasked with continually providing ready aircraft and pilots will take off in waves to simulate a large force engagement with enemy aircraft.
During the exercise, aircraft will take off in 45-minute intervals from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The last aircraft are scheduled to land around 6 p.m.
The base will then host a weapons evaluation May 6-17 at the Utah Test and Training Range. Known as Combat Hammer, the evaluation will include Hill's F-35As; F-16s from Kunsan; F-16s Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina; and A-10s from Moody AFB, Georgia.
Combat Hammer is a regular training exercise where the effectiveness, maintainability, suitability and accuracy of munitions are evaluated.
During the evaluation, some flying will occur after dark but all aircraft are expected to land before 11 p.m.


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Q: ProxyCommand without socat, nc or Bash's TCP redirection? ssh_config's ProxyCommand allows to establish some connection to a proxy prior to establishing the connection to the actual target machine.
Simple question: how can I leverage the dynamic or SOCKS proxy functionality built into ssh such that I don't have to rely on nc or socat to be installed and TCP redirection to be compiled into the installed Bash?
I have literally only found examples of the above all over the web.

A: If the ssh on the proxy side is new enough (>= OpenSSH 5.4), you can use its -W option which works similar than nc. Add to the corresponding entry in your .ssh/config file:
ProxyCommand ssh -W %h:%p PROXYHOST

Example:
Host TARGETHOST
  ProxyCommand ssh -W %h:%p PROXYHOST
  HostName 10.0.0.1

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Hello there! Let's just start this post off by saying how lucky I am to have Ashlee as a friend in life because she's just as passionate about hair and makeup as I am! Not only is she passionate but extremely talented with all things beauty. For the first time ever we made a Get Ready With Us for New Year's video and I'm so excited to finally share it. It's coming out later than we anticipated due to me getting stuck in Texas for the holidays but nonetheless it's finally here! Hope you enjoy! See ya in 2019!


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So could it be really possible that the not-so-distant future generations will embrace sex robots warmly? Some say this is undeniably predictable especially to the desperate men and women of the future; who are now becoming more and more comfortably numb with the pacification of their technocratic masters instead of enjoying their youth outdoors and time in nature. Plus, given that there are on-going gender and cultural conflicts between men and women happening as of now, which will likely to continue if our current civilization will not position on the equilibrium, chances are really great that people, especially men whose nature is often driven towards sexual release, will be more than happy to settle with AI sex robots just to satisfy their "selfish genes". But still, how would it really look like, only time can tell.
Because the fact is, the male and female relationship paradigm has become more complex and even the concept of gender itself has shifted to an unexpected and critical degree and the impact has gotten more unbearable because also of the intensified factors that influenced it – the commoditization of almost every aspect of living, the everlasting culture of illusion and make-believe in the mass media, unstable economy, and of course the evolution of biological predispositions of both genders. Though, along with that, it has also become more conscious to itself; that is the positive part. Though, the manifestations and the results still became somewhat "extreme" which include feminism, radical feminism, transgenderism, anti-natalism, the men going their own way (MGTOW) movement, etc. And just like how many of today's men are already satisfied with just pornography, sex with AI robots will also be most likely to become common or normal activities for most men in the future.
To understand a little about the MGTOW philosophy, let's first start from someone outside looking in, this comment from a woman named Bridget in one social media site:
"I get it. I really do. Some men have been totally dicked over by women. They lose their kids in custody battles. Women make false accusations about sexual assault and men's lives are absolutely ruined. Bottom line, they lose their jobs, they lose their reputation, they lose their families, they have to pay lawyers to fight charges they never should have been accused of, sometimes leaving them completely bankrupt. I feel for them – they have been treated horribly and I don't blame them at all for feeling wary about ever trusting a woman again."
Meanwhile, according to one man who actually considers himself a MGTOW:
"MGTOW is loosely related to the men's rights movements, though it's different in that many men simply disconnect from society. That should be expected. These are not older men for the most part, but younger men disillusioned and disenfranchised trying to grasp what they can after being called rapists, child abusers, murders, and basically horrible people. Some men come back with that same level of hatred, because they're as immature as the women who espouse such malice."
Therefore because of this many people, including MGTOW men themselves, predict that sexbots will be embraced tenderly by many in their community in the future. Some also predict that it would significantly impact the dating culture because there will be more "red pilled" men coming. However, they also fear some sectors of the society or even the feminists themselves will demand to ban the technology for whatever reasons. But if it really become mainstream, AI sex robots would produce serious impacts not only to the relationship between men and women but also to the population of humans in general. Although, the adoption of sexbots could also mean from both genders because these days it's not only men are becoming less interested in propagating but both.
But in spite all of these, for sure there are still lacking from the plate. And for sure there will be a competition at some level between women and sexbots when it happens. Which one will win? Which one can provide the most satisfying services? We can't be sure but we all know that most men long for affection, nurturance, compassion, and warm comfort. And the next question is – where can men get these things in the future? If they're lucky, there will still be many women who can and are willing to provide those needs. But seemingly, this kind of women are becoming fewer and fewer these days so men, aside from having difficulty in connecting, in turn also become less interested in doing serious effort. Therefore having sexbots, most especially to those who are less ambitious, could be the easiest option they can take.
But if the concept is valid all the time, that "spreading" our genes is our main prerogative in life as a man, will it really mean even to the point of passionately doing it towards a life-less machine? Will it also greatly affect our job and mean that most of us men would not anymore strive for more accomplishments and rewards because the system can already provide us opportunity to experience the gratification that motivates us mostly, which is sex, without hard work, without pursuing a career or buying an expensive car? Seemingly, it's possible. But regarding the long term impacts of making sex robots widely available to the public, the truth is that we don't have studies yet. Though, one journal has concluded:
"There is a need to improve the theoretical elaboration and the scope and depth of empirical research examining the sexual uses of human-like full-body material artifacts, particularly concerning not only risks but also opportunities for sexual and social well-being."
https://mgtowmastery.com/on-sexbots/
https://fabiusmaximus.com/2019/04/01/sexbots-are-coming-2/
https://www.jmir.org/2020/7/e18551/
https://www.girlsaskguys.com/guys-behavior/q4178757-why-do-women-hate-mgtow
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5 ways you can encourage staff to take higher level training….
Even when you have hard working, enthusiastic staff at your business, some of them may lack the drive to put themselves forward for a higher qualification. Staff training and development is essential to make staff members better at their jobs but it also has many benefits for the employer too.
So, how can you encourage your staff to undertake further training?
Create a quiet area where staff can go to revise for exams or complete their assignments in peace.
Speak with all your employees to find out who has a strong desire to progress themselves further. If they aspire to progress in the business you can talk to them about taking a Level 3 qualification or working towards other management qualifications.
Make a point of celebrating staff members who successfully complete their training. Showing this level of recognition will help other members of your team and boost morale.
Whenever you get the chance, be it in your one-to-one catch-ups or when a new person joins your team, be vocal about how much you value people working towards higher qualifications and what a positive impact it has for the business.
When you set out objectives, get the staff member's agreement to start working towards their next qualification. Having the goal down in black and white is a strong motivation to nudge them towards taking action.


DUNEDIN, Fla. (November 29, 2018) – The recently opened Fenway Hotel, the latest property from Tampa-based Mainsail Lodging & Development, announced today new additions to the hotel's executive team, including Adam Hyatt, executive chef, and Nancy Calabrese, director of sales. Opened earlier this month, the 83-room historic hotel will be overseen by newly appointed general manager Shawn Routten, a veteran of Mainsail Lodging & Development.
With more than 15 years of experience in the hospitality industry, general manager Shawn Routten recently celebrated his 10-year anniversary with Mainsail Lodging & Development. He began his career with Mainsail as a front desk host at Mainsail Suites Hotel & Conference Center, before working his way up to front office manager. He was later promoted to opening front office manager at the Epicurean Hotel in 2013, where he further distinguished himself and was promoted in 2017 to director of operations. During his time at the Epicurean, Routten played an integral role in the achievement of many awards and recognitions, including Marriott's Best New Hotel of the Year in 2013, Marriott International Hotel of the Year in 2017 and the Condé Nast Traveler Reader's Choice Awards "Top 10 List of Best Hotels in Florida" for the past several years.
Adam Hyatt has been appointed executive chef of HEW Parlor & Chophouse, the Fenway Hotel's signature restaurant. With more than 14 years of culinary experience, Hyatt was most recently chef partner at Tampa's popular Platt Street Borough. Earlier in his career, he was executive chef partner at Roy's Hawaiian Fusion in Jacksonville, where he trained with James Beard award-winning chef Roy Yamaguchi, who remains a close friend and mentor to Hyatt. During his seven years with Roy's, he was also inducted into Best Chefs America (2013). Hyatt has also held various brand development and operations positions at Ciccio Restaurant Group and was sous chef at Mystic Fish in Palm Harbor, Florida. He now directs the culinary team at HEW and is the creative force behind the restaurant's unique breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner menus.
As Fenway's director of sales, Nancy Calabrese handles training and supervision of the sales and event planning team to generate and execute meeting business in the corporate, government, sports, and social market segments. With more than 15 years of accomplished hotel experience, Calabrese is trained and certified in numerous Marriott brands. She was most recently senior event manager at The Mayflower Hotel, a Marriott Autograph Collection hotel in Washington, D.C., where she independently managed 245 groups yearly. Prior to this, Calabrese was event manager at Mayflower Renaissance Hotel, Washington, D.C., where she led the successful CI/TY transition (Marriott's sales and events software) to The Mayflower Hotel, a Marriott Autograph Collection hotel. Calabrese obtained her bachelor's degree in Communication Studies and a minor in Tourism & Hospitality Management at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Originally opened in 1927, Fenway Hotel is an icon of the jazz age, playing host to notable explorers, artists, politicians, musicians and living legends in its time as an operating hotel. Considered to be the "most historically valuable structure" in Dunedin, Florida, the hotel was also home to the first radio station in Pinellas County, which began broadcasting from the roof of the Fenway in 1925. Today, the new hotel features 83 guest rooms and suites; HEW Parlor & Chophouse, featuring chophouse cuts, chef-driven seasonal preparations and extensive whisky and Scotch collection; Hi-Fi Rooftop Bar overlooking St. Joseph Sound; a combined 10,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space, featuring the Caladesi Ballroom with water views; a resort-style pool; and an expansive front lawn ideal for croquet, badminton and special events.
Fenway Hotel joins a strikingly unique ensemble of properties in Mainsail Lodging & Development's portfolio, including Epicurean Hotel in Tampa's Hyde Park, which offers an immersive experience for foodies; Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina, a private island resort in the British Virgin Islands; and Waterline Marina Resort & Beach Club, the only full-service resort on Anna Maria Island. Mainsail's next Florida hotel is Luminary Hotel & Co. in Fort Myers, Florida, scheduled for 2020.


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25-year-old Bieber, who recently married Hailey Baldwin in a second wedding, quickly followed it with another comment, saying he would love to go on a double date with the 22-year-old Simpson who just started dating former Disney star Miley Cyrus. "Text me," the Australian singer/songwriter responded.
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A lodgepole pine reaches for the sunshine, as we all should.
This week, Forestry Friday is a forestry quiz question. The question is about tree growth. This question appeared on the California Professional Foresters Exam about thirty years ago. Any junior forester or forestry student who missed this question probably failed the test and was definitely teased for it. In California, foresters are required to pass this test in order to become a Registered Professional Forester (RPF). It is illegal to practice forestry in the State without a license. Now to test your forestry knowledge.
You nail a red tag on a Lodgepole pine tree at DBH. DBH stands for Diameter at Breast Height, which is 4 1/2 feet about the ground as measured on the high side of the base or the tree. The tree is growing in height at 2 1/2 feet per year. In 10 years how high will the tag be above the ground?
I look forward to reading your answers Junior Foresters. I will reveal the correct answer next week on the Forestry Friday post.
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I'm with Blitz on this one!
Definitely 4 1/2 feet. I think I heard this as the weekly "Puzzler" on Car Talk a long time ago!
I'm going with 4 1/2 feet also. Sounds like a trick question!
How about 29 1/2 feet? After 10 years.
As my Dad used to say all those fences and signs nailed to trees don't ride higher every year.
DBH, right where I put it 10 years ago!
Conducting boundary surveys over the decades, on mountains, along rivers, fertile plains, valleys, gorges, often come across shields cut in reference trees (many different types of trees) over periods 10, 30, 50, 70, 130, 150 years older, and any where in between, or up sometimes, since an original survey, all still from hip to shoulder. So a tag won't be going far, still four and a half feet, as for the most part, trees will grow upward from the top, the extremities, with their root system doing the same, extending out from their extremities. While on the ground we stand, right where it all started, well near enough to the point of origin.
On another thought, girth growth would be a lot harder to calculate with changing variables from year to year, and other factors though. Once came across a 110 year old reference tree on a mountain plateau, in the valleys this type of tree would probably grow about 3 to 4 feet in diameter over the time period. But up on the rock and poor soil in a dry forest of similar size Ironbarks, I could almost wrap both my hands around it. hence the girth had probably not grown much since the shield was cut into it originally.
Funny, that's what she said!
Grass doesn't grow in a dog house.
Only the Roberdog would know that answer!
I think 4 1/2′, too. The tree grows from the tips not from the base, doesn't it?
Ahh yes, the California adjustment factor. One can never underestimate the affect of that!
Just tied mine yesterday so you will have to ask me again in 10 years time. Mind you with all the water here the trees growing much faster than in California.. They even get thicker and the tag since yesterday still in 4 1/2.. If I remember right everytime we tied a tree to train it after a while the string cut into the tree as the tree got thicker.. I think to save you 10 years; 'No height growth happens only at the ends of twigs. The trunk does not stretch out as the tree grows'. I just wonder what trees used to do before someone invented the internet.. I had to confirm so I get the job kindly send me the keys for my new van, I'll bring my own dog!
You can't go check on the loggers in a van or they'll laugh at you. You need a big pickup truck with a tool box in the back, and a really big dog. No toy poodles.
My apology thats what I meant… language barriers..Absolutly the longest you have some 160 footer… and a gient George!
Somewhere, we must find a happy medium.
If by laptop you mean my golden retriever, then you'd be right.
so they also installed you a satnev! technology… Have a good weekend my friend.


It is no secret that Australia has a rapidly ageing population, with those aged above 65 set to make up over 20 per cent of the population within 10 years' time.
While this is good news for the property industry as development in the aged care and retirement living space is critical, a crucial factor that requires direct consideration across the industry is that currently around 52 per cent of all permanent residents in care have a diagnosis of dementia.
Dementia is now the second leading cause of death in Australia. With more than 413,000 Australians with the disease, it is projected that there are 244 new cases diagnosed each day.
By 2056 the figure is set to increase to a total of 1.1 million with a prediction of 650 new cases per day. As the numbers increase, so do costs: from an estimated $14 billion a year in 2017 to $36.8 billion in 2056. Of these costs 61 per cent are direct, including factors such as residential care.
As the number of Australians with dementia rises, so does the need for full-time residential care facilities. However, not all care facilities are created equal.
Nursing homes vary in size, level of care and quality of fit out. They range from more exclusive (and expensive) small homes for up to eight residents to 200-bed aged care homes with wings dedicated to dementia patients. Issues around adequate care are also linked to the progression of the disease.
Ideally, care facilities are designed in a way that adapts to the changing needs of residents. In the early stages, individuals are more independent; in later stages, intensive high-level 24/7 care is required.
A major issue being considered across industries, from insurance to property, is not only how individuals will afford the long-term costs of dementia care but the provision of facilities to provide it.
This year, it is estimated that construction commenced on around 120 aged care homes Australia-wide, with a mixture of new build and extensions to existing facilities.
The projections suggest that by 2025 some 255,800 carers will be needed in the community and 122,100 carers working in the accommodation care sector. These numbers are expected to double in the short space of a few decades.
With such rapid development, the next generation of care facilities needs to be equipped to meet the changing needs of its residents and their carers.
Also of concern are the geographic "black holes" in dementia residential accommodation. Not only are remote and rural areas significantly lacking in infrastructure, so are entire suburbs in major cities.
This compounds issues around access to social support networks for people with dementia and their carers, as well as financial costs.
The property industry has an important role in aged care incorporating dementia care, from both a business and an ethical standpoint. In the short term, there are planning considerations around adequate facility numbers, location and optimal conditions.
Collaboration with researchers and care providers can help improve this process. Ultimately, however, construction of new facilities – regardless of how innovative they are – is a stop-gap measure.
The social and economic burden posed by dementia is simply too great if current projections continue unchecked. Targeting the factors contributing to dementia incidence is the only way of reducing this burden, given that a dementia cure remains elusive.
The complex and varied causes of dementia, with its multiple sub-types, makes a single, "silver bullet" style treatment difficult to conceive.
By contrast, the latest statistics suggest if the number of people developing dementia aged over 65 years can be reduced by just 5 per cent, this could save $5.7 billion between 2016 and 2025, or a staggering $120.4 billion by 2056.
My team at Colliers International has a dedicated national Healthcare & Retirement Living division and we are proud to be one of the leading experts in the Aged Care industry.
We have acknowledged the need for collaborative behaviour between the property industry and dementia researchers and as such are proud to have formed a philanthropic partnership with leading experts at the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) at UNSW Sydney.
Colliers is again a proud sponsor of the property industry Wipeout Dementia surfing fundraiser set for November 17.
Collaboration provides researchers with the funding needed to expedite studies into risk and protective factors for dementia, which in turn influences policy and community intervention strategies.
Simultaneously, awareness of the latest evidence-base around dementia, its progression and best practice for care, can help the property industry invest in appropriate residential infrastructure.
At Colliers, we are acutely aware of the increasing need for dementia-specific care across facilities in Australia and by supporting dementia research we hope to play a major role in changing the future of dementia incidence and care and encourage all fellow property developers to do the same.


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Precise measurement of the solar neutrino day-night and seasonal variation in Super-Kamiokande-I
M. B. Smy, Y. Ashie, S. Fukuda, Y. Fukuda, K. Ishihara, Y. Itow, Y. Koshio, A. Minamino, M. Miura, S. Moriyama, M. Nakahata, T. Namba, R. Nambu, Y. Obayashi, N. Sakurai, M. Shiozawa, Y. Suzuki, H. Takeuchi, Y. Takeuchi, S. YamadaM. Ishitsuka, T. Kajita, K. Kaneyuki, S. Nakayama, A. Okada, T. Ooyabu, C. Saji, S. Desai, M. Earl, E. Kearns, M. D. Messier, J. L. Stone, L. R. Sulak, C. W. Walter, W. Wang, M. Goldhaber, T. Barszczak, D. Casper, W. Gajewski, W. R. Kropp, S. Mine, D. W. Liu, H. W. Sobel, M. R. Vagins, A. Gago, K. S. Ganezer, J. Hill, W. E. Keig, J. Y. Kim, I. T. Lim, R. W. Ellsworth, S. Tasaka, A. Kibayashi, J. G. Learned, S. Matsuno, D. Takemori, Y. Hayato, A. K. Ichikawa, T. Ishii, J. Kameda, T. Kobayashi, T. Maruyama, K. Nakamura, K. Nitta, Y. Oyama, M. Sakuda, Y. Totsuka, M. Yoshida, T. Iwashita, A. T. Suzuki, T. Inagaki, I. Kato, T. Nakaya, K. Nishikawa, T. J. Haines, S. Dazeley, S. Hatakeyama, R. Svoboda, E. Blaufuss, J. A. Goodman, G. Guillian, G. W. Sullivan, D. Turcan, K. Scholberg, A. Habig, M. Ackermann, C. K. Jung, T. Kato, K. Kobayashi, K. Martens, M. Malek, C. Mauger, C. McGrew, E. Sharkey, B. Viren, C. Yanagisawa, T. Toshito, C. Mitsuda, K. Miyano
Physics & Astronomy (Duluth)
The time variation of the elastic scattering rate of solar neutrinos with electrons in Super-Kamiokande-I was fit to the variations expected from active two-neutrino oscillations. The best fit in the large mixing angle solution has a mixing angle of [Formula Presented] and a mass squared difference of [Formula Presented] between the two neutrino mass eigenstates. The fitted day-night asymmetry of [Formula Presented] has improved statistical precision over previous measurements and agrees well with the expected asymmetry of [Formula Presented]
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Smy, M. B., Ashie, Y., Fukuda, S., Fukuda, Y., Ishihara, K., Itow, Y., Koshio, Y., Minamino, A., Miura, M., Moriyama, S., Nakahata, M., Namba, T., Nambu, R., Obayashi, Y., Sakurai, N., Shiozawa, M., Suzuki, Y., Takeuchi, H., Takeuchi, Y., ... Miyano, K. (2004). Precise measurement of the solar neutrino day-night and seasonal variation in Super-Kamiokande-I. Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology, 69(1). https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.69.011104
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In: Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology, Vol. 69, No. 1, 2004.
Smy, MB, Ashie, Y, Fukuda, S, Fukuda, Y, Ishihara, K, Itow, Y, Koshio, Y, Minamino, A, Miura, M, Moriyama, S, Nakahata, M, Namba, T, Nambu, R, Obayashi, Y, Sakurai, N, Shiozawa, M, Suzuki, Y, Takeuchi, H, Takeuchi, Y, Yamada, S, Ishitsuka, M, Kajita, T, Kaneyuki, K, Nakayama, S, Okada, A, Ooyabu, T, Saji, C, Desai, S, Earl, M, Kearns, E, Messier, MD, Stone, JL, Sulak, LR, Walter, CW, Wang, W, Goldhaber, M, Barszczak, T, Casper, D, Gajewski, W, Kropp, WR, Mine, S, Liu, DW, Sobel, HW, Vagins, MR, Gago, A, Ganezer, KS, Hill, J, Keig, WE, Kim, JY, Lim, IT, Ellsworth, RW, Tasaka, S, Kibayashi, A, Learned, JG, Matsuno, S, Takemori, D, Hayato, Y, Ichikawa, AK, Ishii, T, Kameda, J, Kobayashi, T, Maruyama, T, Nakamura, K, Nitta, K, Oyama, Y, Sakuda, M, Totsuka, Y, Yoshida, M, Iwashita, T, Suzuki, AT, Inagaki, T, Kato, I, Nakaya, T, Nishikawa, K, Haines, TJ, Dazeley, S, Hatakeyama, S, Svoboda, R, Blaufuss, E, Goodman, JA, Guillian, G, Sullivan, GW, Turcan, D, Scholberg, K, Habig, A, Ackermann, M, Jung, CK, Kato, T, Kobayashi, K, Martens, K, Malek, M, Mauger, C, McGrew, C, Sharkey, E, Viren, B, Yanagisawa, C, Toshito, T, Mitsuda, C & Miyano, K 2004, 'Precise measurement of the solar neutrino day-night and seasonal variation in Super-Kamiokande-I', Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology, vol. 69, no. 1. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.69.011104
Smy MB, Ashie Y, Fukuda S, Fukuda Y, Ishihara K, Itow Y et al. Precise measurement of the solar neutrino day-night and seasonal variation in Super-Kamiokande-I. Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology. 2004;69(1). doi: 10.1103/PhysRevD.69.011104
Smy, M. B. ; Ashie, Y. ; Fukuda, S. et al. / Precise measurement of the solar neutrino day-night and seasonal variation in Super-Kamiokande-I. In: Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology. 2004 ; Vol. 69, No. 1.
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Home » Would a Niqab and Burqa ban pass the Strasbourg test?
Would a Niqab and Burqa ban pass the Strasbourg test?
By Lourdes Peroni, Saïla Ouald-Chaib and Stijn Smet
Whether it is a Burqa or a Niqab, what is at stake is a face-covering veil. This veil is increasingly becoming the subject of heated discussion within Europe. In France, a bill that aims to prohibit its wearing is the subject of a national debate. Also at the level of the European Union certain members of the European Parliament are calling for a general ban on the wearing of face-covering veils.
In this context, the Belgian Chamber of Representatives recently passed an amendment to its Penal Code prohibiting the wearing of clothes that "completely or largely cover the face" and thus became the first European country to introduce what is popularly referred to as the Burqa ban. Although the Chamber of Representatives already approved it with near unanimity (136 votes in favor, two abstentions), the law is not yet definitive as it requires approval by the Senate (which will only discuss the proposed bill after the upcoming federal elections). Despite the fact that the proposed new article of the Belgian Penal Code does not mention the words Burqa or Niqab, and is thus neutral on its face, the Parliamentary discussions clearly show that the mentioned face-covering veils were the intended target of the new provision. If passed by the Senate under its current form, the ban would apply in all public spaces, including streets, parks, shops, public transport, airports, banks, and, of course, public buildings. An exception is introduced for certain cases, including for festivities such as carnival, in which the wearing of face-covering clothing remains allowed. Whoever violates the new law risks a fine of around € 100 and/or a prison sentence of 1 to 7 days. Rationales put forward for the ban include 'security reasons,' 'public order,' and 'the protection of the dignity of women and gender equality'.
In this post we would like to analyze the Belgian 'Burqa ban' from the angle of the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights.
In a previous post, Lourdes already commented on the Court's ruling in Ahmet Arslan and others v. Turkey (see "Religion and the Public Space"). Would a general ban on the wearing of face-covering veils in the public space, such as the one introduced in Belgium, survive a challenge before the Strasbourg Court under Article 9 ECHR? We believe it should not. In Ahmet Arslan and others v. Turkey the Court clearly indicated that the reasoning developed in Leyla Sahin v. Turkey and Dahlab v. Switzerland on the wearing of the headscarf in public institutions does not apply in cases involving restrictions on the wearing of religious attire in the public space. The Court consequently left less room for restrictions in open public areas and ruled that the limitations imposed on the followers of a religious minority, who were sanctioned for wearing their religious attire in the streets, were not proportionate to the legitimate aims (inter alia public safety and public order) pursued by the Turkish authorities. The freedom of religion of the members of the group had thus been violated. Despite the fact that the circumstances surrounding the Belgian 'Burqa ban' are not identical to those in Ahmet Arslan (the Belgian Parliament invoking the need to identify individuals' faces as the core of the security argument), the indiscriminate application of a ban in all public areas strikes us as being disproportionate to the aim pursued, especially in light of the far-reaching implications it has for individuals to express their religious beliefs.
It must also be noted that in Ahmet Arslan the Court was not confronted with the gender argument relied on by the Belgian Parliament. Bearing in mind the Court's questionable opinion on the headscarf (see for instance its statement in Dahlab v. Switzerland that the wearing of the headscarf "appears to be imposed on women by a precept which is laid down in the Koran and which […] is hard to square with the principle of gender equality"), a possible Court ruling on the Belgian 'Burqa ban' might turn out differently from the conclusions reached in Ahmet Arslan. However, important issues also need to be addressed here. One may question whether a ban is a good way to improve the integration of these women in society and wonder how imposing a ban contributes to their liberty.
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