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Building a Detective by Valerie Nieman
By Rich Duncan on February 2, 2022 • ( Leave a comment )
Today we're excited to welcome Valerie Nieman to Ink Heist with a guest post titled "Building a Detective". Valerie talks about her experience working the "cops and courts" beat as a reporter in West Virginia and how those experiences helped shape the characters in her upcoming new book In the Lonely Backwater and her previous novels as well. This is a fascinating article that not only gives readers a glimpse into newsroom, but also the importance of how personal experiences can inspire our writing. And now, we turn things over to Valerie so she can tell you about the inspiration for In the Lonely Backwater and her experiences as a reporter.
"Bulding a Detective"
A Guest Post By Valerie Nieman
I worked the "cops and courts" beat for many years in a West Virginia city, covering everything from a triple murder within a high-profile family to the Moundsville prison break trials. My daily walk route took me to the city PD to check the overnight reports, and write down most of them—our "Daily Log" included minutiae such as stolen flower pots, vandalism, and fender-benders. I'd talk with the dispatcher, check in with the detectives. I'd stop by the neighboring fire station, then circle back to the magistrates, jail, judges' offices, prosecutor, county clerk.
I got to know the detectives best—city, county, and state—because major cases demanded regular updates. Each had his own style (they were all men, at that time). Just as in the television dramas, some had outsize personalities, but I remember one for being just the opposite—low-key, persistent, with a sense of humor. He was my favorite detective, and one who helped inspire the character of Detective Drexel Vann in my new YA/adult mystery, In the Lonely Backwater.
In the tradition of such detectives (Columbo, for instance), Detective Vann is often underestimated. He seems to be moving too slowly, asking obvious questions or veering into seemingly unrelated fields of inquiry such as the names of stars, but there's method to his misdirection.
Maggie, the narrator of In the Lonely Backwater, is a 17-year-old sailor, solo woods-wanderer, and de facto manager of a North Carolina marina. Her mother has abandoned the family, her father's plunged into alcoholism, and Maggie just doesn't fit in at school. She's also a prime suspect in the lurid murder of her beautiful cousin, whose body is found on a disused houseboat.
In her first meeting with Detective Vann, Maggie doesn't think too much of him. She describes him as a "classic nerd," and in her unique strategy of putting everything around her into categories, decides he's "a fishing boat. A small one, from Sears, not on a slip but parked on the monthly lot. Plain aluminum johnboat with a little outboard." But she'll gradually change her views, becoming wary of the detective's analytical mind yet drawn to him as a reliable figure in a world very much in flux.
"Vann always seemed so interested in my life, and I thought it was not just because he was doing his job. I'd told Nat to watch out for him, but it was because of what he did for a living, not who he was. I thought Drexel Vann was essentially a good person. But Detective Vann was not here on a social call, and he spilled all that stuff to maybe get me to spill too."
Near the end of the book, she'll settle on where to place him in her taxonomies.
"I looked at Drexel Vann, calm and quiet and sure, and I knew that, in spirit, he wasn't some beat-up johnboat or even a fast bass boat, but a sailboat. A classic daysailer, clean-lined and reliable, moving through tacks like an eagle riding the wind. He was the surest thing I knew in the world."
As writers, we cannibalize our own lives, those of our friends and families, our careers: the best material is our closest material. As soon as Maggie sat down for her interview with Detective Vann in the principal's office, he started taking on some characteristics of that long-ago source, along with bits of other police officers, teachers, and friends in that way we Frankenstein together a compelling character.
Despite TV shows that pitch police and reporters as enemies, always engaged in cat-and-mouse games, the reality is that they need each other. It's both a symbiotic and an adversarial relationship, ideally based on respect and a good understanding of boundaries. As in any relationship, you develop trust over time, and learn which individuals, and which agencies, are more helpful than others.
While I developed my share of reporter moves such as becoming adept at reading documents upside down, I did not "burn" my sources. In response, they were as candid as possible and allowed access in ways I believe honored that good-faith relationship, such as beckoning me aside for an interview because they knew I'd not blunder into the active scene. Sometimes things happen. I was responding to a shooting call under a sky threatening to drop a tornado, running up the street toward the cluster of first responders. I slipped, looked down, and was standing in a pool of blood from the victim. The event was so recent that no one had yet erected barriers.
My police sources didn't leak confidential items that were vital to building a case. I didn't speculate and insinuate. This was still in the day of fact-based journalism.
As I went about my beat, I was "gathering string" that someday would work its way into novels, stories, even a poem about a midwinter drowning that appeared in West Branch. I thought that bit of newspaper parlance, gathering string, might have gone the way of too many newspapers, but I came across an article by a college president who cited it, saying, "It's the sense that we are on to something, but not sure of what it is or where it might take us. Gathering string begins with a willingness to patiently observe and ask great questions."
A reporter gathers string all the time. So does a detective. Such daily dribs and drabs may mostly fade away—but when writers are in the midst of creation, those bits come floating back from wherever they've been stashed in the cerebral filing system. Working out a plot or solving a case both involve a fair amount of serendipity.
The thousands, make that millions, of quotes and details I recorded in a library's worth of Reporter's Notebooks aren't around any longer, but I still have deep and intimate sensory memories. Thunderous press rooms (where I once slammed the button to stop the presses), a shattered Corvette, the slow process of dragging a lake, the stench of a multi-fatal arson. Although I later returned to school to get an MFA, I believe that journalism was the best training I could have had as a writer, for the stories, the people, the rigor of reporting, the discipline of putting out "the daily miracle."
Vann is a positive force in this book, but police are a mixed bag in my earlier crime-oriented novels. To the Bones is a paranormal mystery that centers on corruption (of various sorts) in a coal country city much like the one where I worked. The sheriff's department is unpleasantly deep in the pocket of the coal barons, but a former detective becomes part of a ragtag band of troublemakers who want to find out just whose bodies are down there in the mine crack. Demoted and then dismissed for asking too many questions, Marco DeLucca struggles with his disgrace as well as traumatic memories from military service, but comes through when it's crucial. He is loosely based on a couple of patrolmen I knew.
Blood Clay, a crime novel set in North Carolina, features less of the police and more of the courthouse personnel, as a case involving a dog-mauling death divides a rural community. The building I haunted for many years is refigured as the Saul County Courthouse in that book, from the massive dark wooden benches for those waiting on court to the yellowing legal notices tacked up by the county clerk's office.
I get back there now and again, to the city on the Monongahela River where I covered cops and later became editor for the daily newspaper. I drive streets that wear new names in my stories, see what's changed and what (mostly) hasn't.
The police and fire departments now inhabit a remodeled discount store right up the street from the newspaper office. I had occasion to visit on my last trip, when I managed to get a parking ticket outside a coffee shop. Everything was different, of course, but it still felt the same. It was like going back to a house where you once lived.
I know if I'd hung around that police station for a little while, I'd have found a story waiting.
Valerie Nieman has been a reporter, farmer, sailor, teacher, and always a walker. She is the author of five novels, as well as books of short fiction and poetry. A graduate of West Virginia University and Queens University of Charlotte, she has held state and NEA fellowships. Her latest, In the Lonely Backwater, comes out May 10 from Regal House/Fitzroy Books. You can find out more at linktr.ee/ValNieman
Categories: Features, Uncategorized
Tagged as: Crime, Features, Guest Post, In the Lonely Backwater, MainFeature, Regal House Publishing, Valerie Nieman
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Chicago Connected
Equity at CPS
Curriculum Equity Initiative
Annual Regional Analysis (ARA)
Lead with CPS
Teach Chicago Tomorrow
Healing-Centered
Accountability Redesign
Healthy CPS
Cultivate Survey
Moving Forward Together is an unprecedented $525 million investment over FY2022 and FY2023 to address students' social and emotional needs, accelerate student learning, and prepare students for success beyond the pandemic through a holistic, equity-based approach.
$525 Million to Recover and Move Forward
COVID-19 has created immense and unforeseen challenges. While CPS school communities have already made previously unimaginable efforts to support students this year, even more is needed to move forward and lift up our students, staff and families. Through Moving Forward Together, we are investing over a half-billion dollars in research-backed resources and flexible funding that will be shaped at the discretion of each school to support recovery and growth.
to help school communities address growing needs, accelerate student learning and prepare students for successful lives beyond the pandemic.
Districtwide, we are helping school communities address growing social and emotional needs, accelerate learning, and prepare students for successful lives beyond the pandemic. Locally, we are doubling down on equity and empowering school leaders to create individualized plans to best leverage funds and resources in their communities.
To develop Moving Forward Together, we incorporated feedback from school leaders, teachers, students, parents, and community partners regarding the supports needed to help students, staff and families during this unique and challenging time. This plan centers on what we have heard and provides local school communities the flexibility and resources they need to enact a local, responsive plan.
Approximately $267M will be devoted to Moving Forward Together initiatives as part of our upcoming budget for the 2021-22 school year, which will be released this summer. In January 2022, the district will conduct additional community engagement to help assess the impact of these resources. While the district has outlined a framework for a two-year plan, leadership, community and staff feedback will be used to determine if adjustments are needed for the second year of implementation, and an updated plan will be outlined next year.
Through a combination of flexible funding that schools can allocate to the programs and initiatives that meet the needs of their own school communities as well as targeted investments in research-backed supports, we are committing to over $525 million in resources through the 2022-23 school year.
Summary of Investments
To ensure resources reach the students most in need of support, we will distribute our investment in three ways: flexible school funds , priority resources for all, and targeted student interventions.
Flexible School Funds
School leaders are best positioned to determine what supports their students and staff need, so we're investing $160 million in flexible funds over the next two years to ensure they can prioritize the resources they need most in addition to a school's normal funding.
in FY22 for flexible school funds, including for vital resources for school communities most impacted by challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prioritizing our Highest Needs Schools and Students: More than $47 million in FY22 will directly supplement school budgets; funds will be allocated based on a new Unfinished Learning School Investment Index, which considers a variety of criteria to identify the schools that need the most to successfully support their students.
Schools will also use a new tool to help identify the specific students who need the most support, and school staff will engage students in the development of plans to utilize these funds.
Out of School Time: More than $21 million will be invested to ensure all schools can offer after-school and summer programming and each school has a dedicated Out of School Time coordinator.
Priority Resources
The district is making a significant investment to ensure every CPS school has access to a framework of impactful resources that address a variety of student needs. These resources ensure every student at every school in every neighborhood access to high-quality materials and support.
in FY22 for priority resources, including for classroom technology, equitable curriculum, and social, emotional and healing-centered resources.
Social, Emotional, and Healing-Centered Resources: $16 million in FY22 will ensure all schools have their own behavioral and mental health teams and that students' social and emotional needs are met through resources like the district's new Healing-Centered Framework, expanded mental health services through community partnerships, and new SEL and bullying prevention curriculum. This is in addition to our ongoing commitment to increase social worker staffing and provide a social worker for all schools by 2023-24.
Academic Interventions: a $6 million investment in FY22 to support targeted math and literacy interventions along with a comprehensive data platform that will allow schools to identify students in need of additional support.
Equitable Curriculum Enhancements: $32 million in FY22 will advance Skyline — our comprehensive, culturally responsive universal curriculum — and additional professional development for staff and essential student resources (including, but not limited to, book sets, math manipulatives, and science kits) to support its successful implementation. In addition to this $32 million investment, an additional $5 million in targeted curriculum support will be provided to the highest-need schools.
Classroom Technology Investments: $19 million in FY22 will ensure that teachers and classrooms have modern devices — including new computers , cameras, projectors, and interactive displays — that will allow them to fully utilize the best available technology and curriculum at the direction of classroom teachers.
Instructional Supports for Educators: $5 million in FY22 will support professional development and resources focused on instructional and assessment practices that help students master grade level content.
Work-Based Training and Postsecondary Support: $5 million in FY22 will support a comprehensive set of post-secondary supports including a new Work-Based Learning Center to provide students in all grades with exposure to potential career paths. To enhance postsecondary support and increase postsecondary success among CPS graduates, support will be provided to the Chicago Roadmap, CPS' groundbreaking multi-year partnership with the City Colleges of Chicago. These resources will go toward providing work-based learning opportunities, dual credit programming, and facilitating deeper and broader counseling and advising supports.
Targeted Student Supports
A $201 million investment in targeted supports will address the immediate needs of the students most impacted by the pandemic.
in FY22 for targeted student supports, including CPS tutors, student job opportunities and additional support for diverse learners.
CPS Tutor Corps: A $25 million investment in FY22 will be used to hire and train 850 literacy tutors in grades K-5 and math tutors in grades 6-12 at schools with students who most need support. Through this investment, we will help the district reach its goal of ensuring all students are proficient readers by the end of second grade, which is a benchmark for long-term success.
Early Literacy Supports to Reading Proficiency by the end of Second Grade: $6 million in FY22 will provide 200 schools with additional teacher development and leadership training to support high-quality literacy instruction. In addition, 47 of our highest-need schools will be supplied with culturally and linguistically representative classroom libraries and take home text books sets. 75 schools will be provided with additional funds and multigenerational, culturally responsive programming for parents, grandparents, and other caregivers to support literacy development among young learners. In total — inclusive of the targeted supports detailed here, universal curriculum, and tutoring supports — CPS will invest over $27 million in FY22 to ensure all students are proficient readers by the end of second grade.
Mentorship and Mental Health Supports: $12 million in FY22 will support a pool of highly qualified mentorship and mental health providers, which will support students who would benefit most from additional guidance.
Targeted Efforts to Support Student Transitions & Student and Family Engagement: CPS is making an $18million investment in FY22 to support over 50,000 students in transition years through programs like Pre-K Preview, Kick Off to Kindergarten, Freshmen Connection, Sophomore Connection and post-secondary transition programs; as well supplemental funding to support summer outreach efforts.
Summer jobs will be made available to 800 high-risk students, 200 of whom will also participate in the Choose to Change program, which is proven to reduce violence and justice system involvement among participants. These programs will support the district's broader re-engagement strategy, which is being developed.
Additional School Counselors: CPS will invest $5 million over the next two years to increase the number of school counselors in our highest-need schools to help ensure CPS students have the academic, social-emotional and postsecondary counseling and supports necessary to succeed in school, career, and life. The district will fund 64 additional positions over the next two years, and these positions will be prioritized for schools with the greatest need as identified by the Unfinished Learning Investment Index in consultation of the Equity Framework and Opportunity Index.
Summer Learning Programs: $8 million in FY22 will enhance summer learning programs like Summer Bridge and Expanded Credit Recovery, which serve nearly 17,500 students.
Additional Support for Diverse Learners: we're investing $24 million in FY22 to double the capacity of our diverse learner summer program to 10,000 students and extend the program by two weeks. We are also providing new programming for 24 schools to help diverse learners successfully transition to higher education and are investing in structured literacy training for all diverse learner educators to ensure they can effectively support students who have difficulty reading and spelling.
Additional Support for English Learners: a $2 million investment in FY22 will expand summer programming for 9,000 students beginning this year and support after-school programming for English Learners at 150 schools.
Prioritizing Those in Greatest Need
As a result of extensive federal funding, CPS is able to invest in the resources and supports needed by our students and schools. To ensure an equitable distribution of these resources, we have developed a holistic School Investment Index to prioritize supports for the schools and students who most need our support. By providing more for the schools that have been hardest hit by the pandemic, Moving Forward Together is designed to ensure everyone in our district has the resources they need and deserve.
School Investment Index
Student Prioritization Index
Unfinished Learning School Investment Index
Opportunity Index
The Opportunity Index uses indicators to analyze differences in access to opportunity structures in order to ensure those most impacted by inequity have strong, vibrant and healthy school communities.
A multidimensional analytical tool for identifying barriers to opportunity - including race, socioeconomic status, education, health and community factors - and conditions that can be used to identify and advance a more equitable future state. *See Appendix for full listing of all indicators included in the Opportunity Index.
Priority 1: 3.6 or higher
Priority 2: 2.6 to 3.5
Priority 3: 2.5 or less
COVID Case Rates in School Zip Code
The impact at the beginning of the pandemic will have long-term social and economic impacts. The positivity rate data from March 2020 represents the time of heightened impact and potential trauma as students and families and Chicago were first experiencing COVID in their home and school communities.
Priority 1: > 15%
Priority 2: 10% to 15%
Priority 3: < 10%
Student Mobility Students who stay within a school have a longer-term possibility for building a sense of belonging and receiving the academic and social emotional support needed to succeed. This indicator identifies whether students were enrolled at 1 or 2+ schools in each school year. This indicator is then aggregated at the school level based on the school students attended at the beginning of the school year.
Priority: 20% or more students transferred from the school to another school
Priority 2: Less than 20% but greater than or equal to 15% of students transferred
Priority 3: Less than 15% of students transferred
Surrounding School Community Trauma Exposure In an effort to center our unfinished learning work on healing, this indicator takes into account shooting incidents, where someone was injured non-fatally or fatally, within 500 meters of a school between May 2018 and April 2019 as a proxy of trauma the school community may experience related to school safety.
Priority 1: greater than ten incidents
Priority 2: one to ten incidents
Priority 3: no incidents
Unfinished Learning Student Prioritization Index
Attendance Student attendance rates during the 20-21 school year as an indicator of the amount of instruction that students experienced.
Grades Student grades in all content areas as an indicator of student demonstration of grade level mastery.
On-Track A student's overall academic progress as an indicator for general academic standing.
Summative Assessment Data Where available we will use summative assessment data such as: reading benchmark data, P/SAT scores, and State Assessments results as an indicator of student mastery of key skills and grade level content.
Diagnostic Data Where available we will use student diagnostic screener data as an indicator of student skill mastery.
ACCESS Scores ACCESS scores as an indicator of student progress towards English Language proficiency.
Prioritization for Chicago Connected Chicago Connected enrollment as an indicator of how much access a student had to remote learning during the SY19 and SY20 school year.
COVID Case Rates by Home Address COVID case rates by student home address as an indicator of the potential disproportionate impact COVID may have had on a particular student.
Community Based Trauma Exposure by Home Address Violence incidents by student home address as an indicator of student community based trauma exposure and center our work on healing.
Student Mobility Student mobility rate as an indicator of student opportunity to learn.
Moving Forward Together was developed with feedback from school communities during this unique and challenging time. This plan centers on what we have learned from you, and we want to continue seeking your feedback as it is rolled out throughout the summer and during the coming school year. If you have thoughts to share on the practices, investments, and/or supports outlined in this plan, including how they may impact your family or school community, please share them with us through our public comment form below.
Moving Forward Together Framework July 14, 2021 - July 31, 2021 Closed View Comments


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Aim of this information
What is meant by abroad?
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Resettling abroad whilst on licence
Discuss this with others
This page aims to set out the approach of Probation to travelling abroad and highlights some cases where individuals have successfully challenged their Probation Officer's decision to refuse them permission to travel.
It forms part of our section on travelling abroad.
It is likely that you will face restrictions on travelling abroad whilst being supervised on licence in the community. Licences include a standard condition that you must not travel outside the United Kingdom without obtaining the prior permission of your supervising officer which will be given in exceptional circumstances only.
It is important to understand how Probation will view your intention to travel abroad and the options open to you if you are refused permission prior to making any definite plans.
The key thing to do in this situation is to check your specific licence conditions. The standard licence condition is "not travel outside the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man without the prior permission of the responsible officer"
Whilst on licence, you can travel freely within the United Kingdom – this includes England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The Channel Islands includes Jersey and Guernsey. Added to the Isle of Man, these represent three Crown Dependencies.
However, this does not extend to those countries which the United Kingdom has sovereignty over, including 14 British Overseas Territories. British Overseas Territories include Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, the Falkland Islands and Gibraltar. Being independently administered jurisdictions, none form part of the United Kingdom, although the UK government government manages their foreign affairs and defence and the UK Parliament has the authority to legislate on their behalf. As such, if you wish to travel to any of these whilst on licence, you will need to seek permission first.
Guidance on the Probation Service's decision-making process in allowing temporary travel abroad while on licence is contained in Probation Instruction 20/2012.
Each Probation Area should also have their own approach towards travel abroad. For example, we obtained a copy of the London Probation Trust's policy as it was in January 2011.
Steps to take
Check your licence conditions to see whether you are prevented from travelling abroad. If you are not allowed to travel, you will need to seek permission from your Probation Officer.
Speak to your Probation Officer about the best way to seek permission. Ideally, whilst you may be able to approach your Probation Officer informally in the first instance, you will probably need to put your request in writing, asking for a response in writing. This way, if you are refused, you will at least be provided with reasons why. Before asking for permission, you should refer to the above Probation Circular to help you to make your case for why you should be allowed temporary permission to travel abroad. You should also ask your Probation Area if they have a copy of their own policy that they can provide you with. Some may just rely on the Probation Circular, whereas some may also have their own policy.
If you are refused permission, you will then need to go through the Probation Services Complaints Process.
Once you have exhausted this process, you have the option to challenge the decision of the Probation Service by means on Judicial Review. This is a court process which as an individual you can do yourself without being legally qualified. However, you may wish to enlist the services of a solicitor to help you.
An Unlock client challenged the decision of Probation to refuse him the ability to travel abroad whilst on licence.
In brief, he was granted permission in February 2009 to travel abroad for employment, on certain terms, including advising the purpose of proposed trips, the intended destination(s) and when back in the UK. He then obtained work and received a very significant income, enabling him to establish a business employing several staff. Between February 2009 and May 2010, the probation service acknowledged on several occasions that he was utilising the permission properly and that he had fully complied with its terms. However, in May 2010, citing the same 'guidelines' that applied at the time of the permission, the probation service abruptly withdrew their permission for him to travel.
If a government department acts unreasonably or irrationally, you can ask for a 'judicial review' in the courts and so he started these proceedings against the probation service. The individual was successful in his application for interim relief. This means that he is able to travel abroad in connection with his employment until his case is heard in full. The Probation Service managed to get the courts to reject the application on the papers, and reverse the interim permission to travel. The individual therefore applied for an oral hearing. At an oral hearing, permission was granted for a full judicial review. The Probation Service finally capitulated and signed a consent order permitting the individual concerned to travel abroad. The procedure is as follows:
The purpose of proposed trip(s) and the intended destination(s) are sent;
Probation advise within five working days of any reasonable objection;
Subject to no objection, Probation are sent travel dates and accommodation address(es);
Probation are notified of any minor logistical changes;
Probation are notified when back in the UK.
Although this case was dealt with by consent, the individual was concerned to avoid any future issues and so obtained a court order. It therefore sets a precedent for future cases. Nevertheless, it is an exceptional case because a) the individual, although British, had lived and worked abroad for nearly twenty years and b) Probation originally granted permission but then revoked it some time later with no apparent justification. It does, however, show that Probation, when pushed, will give someone permission to travel abroad whilst on licence. This individual succeeded because he demonstrated that Probation's policy was irrational and because, despite the procedural difficulties, he would not give up.
"My probation trust has just granted me permission to travel abroad for business purposes. My application was for travel to The Netherlands, returning the same day (business meeting). My index offence is a s.20 wounding and I still have about 4 months of licence. I applied about 3 weeks ago and it took this long to get a decision (it went all the way up to the regional direction) and it took a bit of chasing from my end"
We often get queries from people who would like to move abroad when they are released from prison. It is not easy to move to another country while on licence. There is no automatic right to do this. HMPPS has published guidance – this is regularly updated, so a direct link is not possible, but the guidance should be available from here.
Supervision on licence is part of a sentence. Although you're not in prison, the time on licence is still part of your sentence given by the court. This means that HMPPS, through the probation officer are responsible for supervising you. Breaking the conditions on the licence can mean going back to prison. All licences include a condition that the address must be approved by the probation office and any proposed change to the address – even for one night – must be approved by the probation officer.
Usually you must spend some time in the community in the UK on licence before you can be considered for resettlement overseas. This is so there is time to assess any risk of reoffending and ensure they can keep to the licence conditions. It is very rare for someone to be allowed to leave the country straight after release. This will usually only happen if you have been released under exceptional compassionate circumstances. In some rare cases the Parole Board might approve a release abroad as part of the resettlement plan. In a situation where someone was being resettled abroad, they would be expected to report at least once to the probation office so that the licence could be explained to them.
In deciding whether to grant permission, the probation services will look at whether there are close family or other ties (such as living somewhere else for a long time). Secondly, they will assess whether the offence has any connection with the country you want to go back to. Thirdly, they look at whether moving abroad would reduce the risk of reoffending . If the probation officer believes that a move abroad would be likely to increase the risk of harm or reoffending then the application will be refused.
Any request to live abroad would have to be signed off by a chief executive of a Probation Trust and then be confirmed by the Secretary of State. However, the Secretary of State has given this authority to governors (for determinate sentenced prisoners) and the Public Protection Casework Section in HMPPS (for indeterminately sentenced prisoners).
The licence still remains in force while someone is abroad. It will expire at the usual licence expiry date, and will be a life licence for people on a life sentence. If you come back to the UK during the licence period, you should let the probation service know within 2 working days. If you return to the UK during the licence period, the licence will still be in force.
Getting permission from probation to travel to my brother's wedding whilst on licence – Mia explains what steps she took when her Probation Officer refused her permission to travel overseas to attend her brother's wedding.
Getting permission from probation to return overseas to my husband and family – Rosie explains how building a good relationship with her Probation Officer enabled her to move overseas with her husband.
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National Probation Service – The National Probation Service is a statutory criminal justice service that supervises high-risk offenders released into the community.
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Top 10 Hottest Women Geniuses – Smartest Women
There is no wonder men love hot women so much. I don't know why? we just do. It's most probably because of the way they look. About women, there are a few physical traits that all men are attracted to. Anyway, there's nothing wrong with that.
Today, we come up with a list of the world's hottest women geniuses. Some people think that there's an inverse relation between a women's hotness and her smartness. But look a little deeper, and you may find that some hot women have a lot going on upstairs too.
There are many women who can blow you away with both their looks and their intellect. But, these 10 women should totally daunt you: they are smart enough to make your brain hurt and hot enough to leave you tongue-tied . All of the women on this list are known hottest smarties. Ranking order is based on their hotness. Some of these Hottest Women Geniuses are even members of the high IQ society Mensa International. Have a look! Enjoy!
The Top 10 Hottest Women Geniuses Celebrities are:
10. Christy Turlington
9. Cindy Crawford
8. Shakira
7. Famke Janssen
6. Laura Shields
5. Emma Watson
4. Danica McKellar
3. Kate Beckinsale
2. Natalie Portman
1. Elizabeth Banks
You know her as that beautiful brunette from the sexy Calvin Klein and Maybelline ads. In 2013, Turlington was named one of Glamour 's Women of the Year, and in 2014 was named as one of Time 's 100 Most Influential People in the world.
To her professors, though, Christy Turlington is that amazing beautiful brunette who graduated cum laude from the Gallatin School of Individualized Study of New York University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with a concentration in Comparative Religion and Eastern Philosophy. She is now working on a master's degree in Public Health from the prestigious Columbia University in New York.
Crawford is known for her trademark mole just above her lip. She was named No. 3 on VH1's 40 Hottest Hotties of the 90s and was named one of the "100 Hottest Women of All-Time" by Men's Health. Despite her timeless beauty, we're putting Cindy Crawford in the #9 spot amongst Hottest Women Geniuses, because she is a college dropout.
Crawford was her high school class's valedictorian, graduating with a perfect 4.0 GPA. She won an academic scholarship to study chemical engineering at Northwestern University, which she attended for only one quarter. She dropped out in order to pursue a full-time modeling career. Reported IQ of 154.
World's most popular singer, songwriter, dancer and model, Shakira spot 8th amongst 10 Hottest Women Geniuses.
As of 2014, she is listed as the 58th most powerful woman in the world by Forbes. She has become the first person to reach 100 million followers on Facebook. She is UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and member of the President's Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanics. In addition to native Spanish, she speaks English, French, Italian, and Catalan. Reported IQ of 140.
Famke Janssen is a Dutch actress, director, screenwriter, and former fashion model. Following her high school graduation, she studied economics at University of Amsterdam before attending Columbia University, where she study creative writing and literature. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. In addition to her native Dutch, Janssen speaks English and French, also learned German.
An English model and beauty pageant titleholder Laura Shieldss spot 6th position on the list of Top 10 Hottest Women Geniuses. Shields became Miss UK International in 2004, and was the 3rd runner up in Miss Europe 2005. She was a model on the NBC show Deal or No Deal. She was listed in Stuff magazine's 101 sexiest women online in 2005.
Laura has a Master's degree in chemical engineering from Leeds University. She is a member of the high-IQ society Mensa. Reported IQ of 158.
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The English actress, model, and activist Emma Watson comes 5th amongst top 10 Hottest Women Geniuses. Studied at Brown University and Worcester College, Oxford University and graduating from Brown with a bachelor's degree in English literature. By the age of ten, Watson had performed in various Stagecoach productions and school plays. She took GCSE school examinations in ten subjects, achieving eight A* and two A grades. Reported IQ of 138.
An American actress, author and education advocate, Danica McKellar spot 4th amongst top 10 Hottest Women Geniuses.
Danica is a mathematical genius, graduated summa cum laude from UCLA with a degree in mathematics. She has authored several mathematics-related books primarily targeting adolescent readers. She has published 4 New York Times bestselling math books designed to inspire confidence in middle school-aged female students. Reported IQ of 154.
An English actress Kate Beckinsale spot 3rd on the list of Top 10 Hottest Women Geniuses. She has won the W.H. Smith Young Writer's comptetition twice in her teens for for both fiction and poetry. Studied French and Russian literature at New College Oxford. Kate was described by a contemporary, journalist Victoria Coren, as "whip-clever, slightly nuts, and very charming". She was involved with the Oxford University Dramatic Society. She has an exelent skills and Fluency in French, Russian, and German. During her degree, she has spent a year in Paris as Modern Languages student. Reported IQ of 152.
Highly talented and versatile actor Natalie Portman is at #2 in the list of Top 10 Hottest Women Geniuses. She is pretty enough to where she could have waltzed through life on her looks alone. She has won numerous academic awards while completing her degree in neuroscience and psychology at Harvard. Natalie was the semi-finalist in the Intel Science Talent Search competition in high school. She has attended graduate school at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Fluent in Hebrew; has studied Japanese, Arabic, French, and German. Reported IQ of 140.
Portman, a highly talented as well as gorgeous woman from Israel. She has an awesome education career. Also, she has won and nominated for several awards.
An American actress, producer, and director Elizabeth Banks top the list of Top 10 Hottest Women Geniuses.
Banks graduated from "Pittsfield High School" in 1992, and is a member of the Massachusetts Junior Classical League. In 1996, she graduated "magna cum laude" with a major in communications and a concentration in theater arts from the University of Pennsylvania. She was a member of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority. In 998, she earned an MFA after completed schooling at the American Conservatory Theater.
As of July 2018, Elizabeth Banks rank as the 9th highest paid actress as well as the 48th over all actors. She is geniuses as well as gorgeous lady.
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Cisco is one of the most respectable companies in the computer networking industry. From its humble beginnings in 1984, when two partners founded the company in San Francisco (Cisco is short for Francisco, hence the name), the company grew to the point of going public in 1990, and has spread globally. They even offer a series of coveted networking certification programs which, if earned, can boost ones salary significantly. In any case, Cisco been a choice product for computer networking savvy consumers ever since.
What has made Cisco famous was their switches. Cisco switches are very feature-rich and can support larger organizations in ways that lower-end switches cannot.
As a result, Cisco switches are high-end in pricing. A sample reading has shown that they can range anywhere from $60 to $22,000. While you may "get what you pay for," a new Cisco switch doesn't seem to make sense for smaller organizations.
Why Do I Want Used Cisco Switches Over New Ones?
Therefore it seems that getting second-hand Used Cisco Switches from a reputable vendor is the "way to go." However, since some might be scared off by the words "used" or "refurbished," here are some reasons why Cisco is different.
One reason to purchase Used Cisco Switches is the stability they offer. Cisco switches have a long life-span – usually 7 to 10 years. Therefore, a used Cisco switch should last a good few years at the very least.
Purchasing anything used will instantly save you money. Used Cisco Switches are no exception. With the right provider you can save at least 50 percent the original price. Sometimes up to 90%. Also, with the lifespan a Cisco product has, a used Cisco switch is incredibly cost effective when averaging the switch's cost per year.
Netnit.com, a Toronto, Ontario-based company, offers a wide variety of Used Cisco Switches that can support an organization of any size.
Netnit.com offers used Cisco switches at discounts of up to 90% off, and ships throughout Canada and the United States.
Cisco is one of the most respectable companies. From its humble beginnings in 1984, when two partners founded the company in San Francisco (Cisco is short for Francisco, hence the name), the company grew to the point of going public in 1990, and has spread globally. They even offer a series of coveted networking certification programs which, if earned, can boost ones salary significantly. In any case, Cisco been a choice product for computer networking savvy consumers ever since.
What has made Cisco famous was their routers. Cisco's routers are very feature-rich and can support larger organizations in ways that lower-end routers cannot.
As a result, Cisco routers are high-end in pricing. A sample reading has shown that they can range anywhere from $110 to $37,000. While you may "get what you pay for," a new Cisco router doesn't seem to make sense for smaller organizations.
Why Do I Want a Used Cisco Router Over a New One?
Therefore it seems that getting second-hand used Cisco routers from a reputable vendor is the "way to go." However, since some might be scared off by the words "used" or "refurbished," here are some reasons why Cisco is different.
One reason to purchase used Cisco routers is the stability they offer. Cisco routers have a long life-span – usually 7 to 10 years. Therefore, a used Cisco router should last a good few years at the very least.
Purchasing anything used will instantly save you money. Used Cisco routers are no exception. With the right provider you can save at least 50 percent the original price. Also, with the lifespan a Cisco product has, a used Cisco router is incredibly cost effective when averaging the router's cost per year.
Netnit.com, a Toronto, Ontario-based company, offers a wide variety of Used Cisco routers that can support an organization of any size.
Netnit.com offers Router at discounts of up to 90% off, and ships throughout Canada and the United States.


The three chefs who have helped make CapitalCare Foundation's Feast on the Field famous received recognition on National Philanthropy Day. The November 10 event, presented by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, honoured people in Edmonton and area who give selflessly of their time, talent, and treasure.
In 2015, three incredible Edmonton chefs took a crazy idea and generated a great, tasty fundraiser for the CapitalCare Foundation - Feast on the Field. Brad Smoliak, David Omar, and Steve Buzak combined their award winning skills to cook up pork ribs, beef brisket, and barbeque chicken for a hungry group seated at long tables on the home turf of the 2015 Grey Cup Champions – Commonwealth Stadium.
How many times do you get to sit on the field at Commonwealth Stadium, look up at the stands, and share great food with new friends? Well so far it has only been one night – August 12, 2015. The field was arranged with long tables and fresh Alberta food was served in a traditional picnic style creating a sense of community. Money raised went to improving the quality of life for seniors and others in the Edmonton area who are living in care.
This event was a huge success because Brad Smoliak, David Omar, and Steve Buzak are enthusiastic philanthropists who not only donated their time and talent, but also convinced their peers in the food industry to support the cause with donations of products and service.
People went home happy that night in 2015. And, given the feedback from that event, Brad, David, and Steve agreed to do it again! On August 17, 2016 these three talented and generous chefs will once again fill Commonwealth Stadium with long tables of great food.
We don't know where they find the time or energy given all of the other good work they do to keep our community strong. Brad Smoliak is involved in countless food fundraisers such as Bacon Fest, Sherwood Park's Farm to Table, the Taste Alberta Harvest, and the Roots, Boots, and Garden Shoots fundraiser.
David Omar spreads his passion for good food through his support of the Gold Medal Plates Canadian Olympic fundraiser and many Edmonton Art Gallery fundraisers.
Steve Buzak is a huge advocate and driver of the Hops and Whiskey fundraiser for YEGPride Centre.
Thank you Brad, David, and Steve. Your generosity is making a difference!


Allergic asthma is the most common form of asthma, accounting for about 80% of all asthma cases.
The symptoms of allergic and non-allergic asthma are generally the same – and typically include coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, rapid breathing, and tightness in the chest.
A dust mite allergy is often confused with a common cold. Symptoms can include a runny or stuffy nose, watery and itchy eyes, and bouts of sneezing or coughing. Allergic skin reactions such as rashes and agonizing itching are also common, because dust mites are a major trigger for eczema flare-ups.
If the symptoms of a dust mite allergy are not taken seriously and are not treated in time, the allergic reaction can spread from the upper to the lower airways and eventually lead to allergic asthma.
Once acquired, allergic asthma can require life-long treatment with medication, and can significantly affect your daily activities.
Avoiding contact with dust mite allergens is the key!
Medical studies have proven: Allergen avoidance is the first and most important step to prevent allergy symptoms.(3) Dust mite allergy sufferers need to avoid contact with the allergy triggers: The proteins in mite droppings, eggs, and remains of dead mites.
Your primary aim should be reducing house dust mites, especially in your bed, because this is where the allergen accumulation is particularly high.
Replacing old mattresses, and washing all other parts of your bedding with hot water at least every 2 weeks are commonly recommended steps for dust mite allergy sufferers. However, it is not possible to completely get rid of dust mites and the mite population will quickly build up again, no matter how clean your house is. Without the use of encasings, a new mattress will be full of dust mites again after only 6 months.
An effective and proven step to avoid contact with dust mite allergens, is to dust mite proof your bed with high quality encasings.
To ensure complete protection against dust-mite allergens, you should cover your mattress, duvet, and pillows with Allergo® encasings.
Allergo® encasings are made of high-tech microfiber fabrics that top the best-in-class products on the market in allergen retention and breathability. Our Allergo® Majestic fabric is extra tightly woven and compressed under high temperatures (calendered) and has an average pore size of less than 0.3µm – ten times smaller than comparable products on the market! Allergo® encasings are completely impermeable for dust mites and even the tiniest allergen particles. At the same time, Allergo® encasings are highly breathable, allowing free passage of air and water vapor, and creating a pleasant and healthy sleeping climate.
With these unique features, Allergo® encasings are a highly effective barrier against dust mite allergens. If you cover your mattress, pillows and duvets – including your partner's – with Allergo® encasing, you are completely safe from dust mite allergens, 100% guaranteed. The encasings also effectively stop the dust mite population from growing. The enclosed dust mites have no more access to food, they can no longer multiply, and eventually die.
Covering your mattress and all of your bedding with genuine Allergo® encasings is a simple and highly effective step to achieve maximum protection from dust mite allergens. You will alleviate your allergy symptoms, and ensure a good night's sleep. Protecting yourself from inhaling dust mite allergens will also reduce your risk of developing allergic asthma in the long run.
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If you haven't yet heard of Folklore, a restaurant at Destination Singapore Beach Road helmed by chef (and MasterChef Singapore judge) Damian D'Silva, you are seriously depriving yourself.
A relentless champion of heritage cuisine, you'll find classic and soulful Peranakan dishes, as well as some forgotten Eurasian dishes not found around Singapore anymore.
For the festivities of Chinese New Year (Folklore's CNY menu exclusively available from 4-19 February 2019), chef highlights his maternal Peranakan side, starting with a convivial, communal affair of DIY Popiah Set ($60, good for 4 pax; also available for takeaway, $321 for min. 20 pax).
Chef whips up a more egg crepe-like Popiah skin, to better hold together chunks of his generously flavoursome Intee and condiments, such as steamed crab meat, poached prawns, blended fresh chillies, boiled beansprouts, shredded omelette, minced garlic, sweet flour sauce, fried minced garlic, pang chye.
A set for 4 for comes with 10 large housemade popiah skins—chef whips up a fragrant, eggy crepe-like skin—that diners can use to pack together chunks of his generously flavoursome and hearty Intee, a recipe passed down from his grandmother.
You are then free to stack on condiments, such as steamed crab meat, poached prawns, blended fresh chillies, boiled beansprouts, shredded omelette, minced garlic, sweet flour sauce, fried minced garlic, and pang chye.
Spice fiends (like myself) will definitely applaud the return of chef's almost 'too spicy' Peranakan Prawn Salad ($20; takeaway, $22).
Poached prawns rest on cucumber and fresh local lettuce leaves, topped with a uniquely tangy, robust plum chilli sauce. The team shares that the overall spice level has been toned down, but I think perhaps only half so.
The initial starting notes were slightly sweeter and a notch more refreshing than I recalled, but it is only after you've fallen for the guise and wolfed down a few big mouthfuls does the spice come in—and in waves.
Might be already be too late, but if you can't handle your spice well, it's best to surrender to the warm embrace of milk.
Both the chilled salad of Sayur Beremi ($16; takeaway, $18) and Sayur Kailo with Pork Ribs ($32; takeaway, $35) are very new to me.
The former features a practically forgotten, leafy Indonesian vegetable with a pleasantly bittersweet taste, injecting another dimension to its accompanying rich coconut and chilli sauce.
Executed with pork ribs in a full-flavoured curry, it can be a challenge to properly extract the Sayur Kailo (Moringa pods), but this vegetarian soulmate to Alaskan king crab legs will reward you with its sweet, moist flesh.
Traditionally a Chinese New Year Day 2 dish made using leftover fish, chef's Garang Assam with You Tiao ($34; takeaway, $37) is anything but an afterthought.
With a brilliant rempah titek base and Red Emperor Snapper to lend texture and body, the tangy and spicy, thick gravy is downright addictive and will have you wiping the bowl clean with the accompanying crisp dough fritters.
Chinese New Year dining at Folklore is available from 4 to 19 February 2019 for both lunch and dinner. Festive meal takeaways are available with an advance booking of 5 working days from 30 January to 19 February.


Brisbane's Junior Tafa made light work of American fighter Anthony McDonald yesterday in their fight at Glory 55 in New York, winning the bout via TKO in the first round.
After almost a year of both fighters trading barbs over social media, the two heavyweights finally met in centre ring to decide the grudge match.
Ranked number nine and number twelve respectively in the Glory Heavyweight division, both Tafa and McDonald promised fireworks, but it was really only Tafa who delivered on his promise, comprehensively beating his American opponent within one round.
Starting strong from the opening bell, McDonald began with a flurry of roundhouse kicks that scored well but did little to stop Tafa moving forward. Absorbing McDonald's early shots, it was Tafa who then went searching with his powerful hands and knees, landing a left hook that sent McDonald to the canvas for an eight-count.
Not having recovered fully from the first knockdown, Tafa took advantage, unloading on McDonald knocking him down a further two times. The third knockdown put a stop to the bout with Glory's three-knockdown rule in place.
With two knockout wins in four fights, Tafa continues his climb with the North American promotion and is looking ahead to higher ranked opponents.
"Anyone in the top five, come at me, I'm ready" Tafa proclaimed in his post-fight interview.


Easter, 1985. The Roman ship had been found on Christmas Day, 1982 by local Diver Richard Keen. The wreck was buried between the pierheads of St Peter Port harbour, and due to the lack of shipping that is the only day in the year divers are allowed to go down for scallops. Fortunately Richard had an interest in archaeology and by his next visit to the site in 1983 had recognised Roman roof tile falling out of the wreck.
The Guernsey Maritime Trust was formed, and in November 1984 the first timbers from the ship began to be raised. It was around this time when a schoolboy asked his dad "Was this Asterix's ship?" A reporter was in earshot and the name stuck.
The front half of the ship had been raised by the time I arrived in Guernsey at Easter 1985 to take up my post. Headquarters was an old banana ripening store in Petite Fontaines, just off Victoria Road. It was a bustle of activity, with divers coming and going between the dives, artefacts arriving by van, then timbers on lorry-backs. Some timbers took 10 men to lift off the lorry and into the workshop. Here were a trio of tanks made of the same yellow plastic used for underwater lifting bags. We heaved the timbers into the tanks – which were knee-deep in cold water. At this stage they were still wrapped in polythene sheeting.
As the only non-diving member of the team, I spent the whole operation on shore. This also meant I was the only person not wet, cold and tired by the end of the day. As post-excavation person my job was to log and record the objects being raised. These came mostly in fish-boxes, far faster than I could handle in real time. It took weeks finally to unpack them all.
It was all a rapid learning experience. The dives were led by experienced underwater archaeologists from the Mary Rose Trust, working under the direction of Margaret Rule. The rest of the team were from the local Blue Dolphin Club – often working in pairs with the archaeologists. At that time we had only a vague idea of the size of the ship and the first evidence suggested a second-century date. Harbour rubbish was being brought up mixed with Roman objects that had scattered from the ship. As soon as possible, everything went into cold fresh water to stop it drying out and to start to leach out the salt.
Then suddenly the dive was over. The divers from the UK went home, the locals went back to their day jobs and I was alone in the store with 150 chunks of wood, 2,000 objects and over a ton of 'samples' waiting to be sorted through.


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Tagged: Human Rights, Trump, Executive Order, Muslim Ban, ISIS, Lantos Prize, Vian Dakhil
Immigration Ban Hits Leading ISIS Opponent and Parliamentarian
Contact: Katrina Lantos Swett
President, Lantos Foundation
Vian Dakhil of Iraq scheduled to receive the Lantos Human Rights Prize in Washington, DC Next Week
Vian Dakhil mobilized the world against the ISIS-led assault on her people. The new Executive Order on immigration may prevent Dakhil from receiving the Lantos Human Rights Prize in person at the United States Capitol on February 8, 2017. This current member of the Iraqi Parliament and human rights champion has dedicated her life to fighting ISIS and saving her beleaguered people. She could be barred from entering the U.S. due to the Trump Administration's decision to block the entry of all citizens from Iraq and six other predominantly Muslim countries.
Today, Lantos Foundation President, Katrina Lantos Swett, called on President Trump to reverse the order, which will have a devastating effect on the ability of human rights defenders and advocates for religious freedom to work with partners in the United States:
"My father, the late Tom Lantos, came to this country as a penniless immigrant and went on to become the only Holocaust survivor ever to serve in Congress. He understood better than most that it was of the utmost importance to uphold the United States' proud tradition of protecting vulnerable victims of political, religious and ethnic persecution. He believed, and often said, "The veneer of civilization is paper thin; we are its guardians and we can never rest". This moment demands that we step up as its guardians.
"When we deny entry to all citizens of Muslim majority countries, we disrespect our fundamental American values – indeed, the values that truly make America great. When we have to question whether a hero like Vian Dakhil, who has risked her life to fight the genocidal terrorists of ISIS, will be allowed into our country to receive a human rights prize in the shadow of the Capitol dome, we should all be deeply concerned. This ban undermines America's security and our values by turning our backs on the friends and allies we desperately need by our side to defeat the butchers of ISIS. We are eroding our capacity to win this fight and dishonoring our nation's legacy as the world's foremost defender of human rights and justice.
The Lantos Foundation calls upon the Trump Administration to immediately rescind this ill-advised and counter-productive order. We must not close our borders to those who look to the United States as the shining city on the hill or to those, like Vian Dakhil, who are carrying the light in their own corner of the world."
Ms. Dakhil, the only woman of Yazidi heritage serving in the Iraqi Parliament, became a top target on ISIS' "Most Wanted" list for her work to expose ISIS 'genocidal campaign against the Yazidi community in Iraq. She has not only used her position in Parliament to inform the world of the atrocities being committed, but she has personally conducted ongoing rescue missions on behalf of thousands of women and girls who remain enslaved by the radical terror group in Iraq and Syria. In recognition of these incredible acts of physical bravery and moral courage, the Lantos Foundation selected Ms. Dakhil to receive the 2016 Lantos Human Rights Prize.
The Lantos Foundation established the Lantos Human Rights Prize in 2009 to honor and bring attention to heroes of the human rights movement. This annual award is presented to a recipient that best exemplifies the mission of the Lantos Foundation, namely to be a vital voice standing up for the values of decency, dignity, freedom, and justice in every corner of the world. The prize also serves to honor the memory and legacy of the late Congressman Tom Lantos, the only Holocaust survivor ever elected to the U.S. Congress and a leading advocate for human rights during his nearly three decades as a U.S. Representative. Previous Lantos Prize winners include His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Professor Elie Wiesel, Paul Rusesabagina, Chen Guangcheng, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Shimon Peres, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Rebiya Kadeer, and Irshad Manji.
Tagged: Vian Dakhil, Lantos Prize, yazidi, trump, ISIS
ISIS' "Most Wanted" Woman Vian Dakhil to be Named 2016 Lantos Prize Laureate
The Lantos Foundation for Human Rights and Justice is proud to announce that our highest honor, the Lantos Human Rights Prize, will be awarded to Iraqi parliamentarian and ISIS' "most wanted" woman, Vian Dakhil, at an award ceremony in Washington, D.C. on February 8, 2017 at the U.S. Capitol.
Dakhil will be given the 2016 award for her courageous defense of the Yazidi people as they faced mass genocide two years ago at the hands of the Islamic State and for her ongoing rescue mission on behalf of enslaved Yazidi women. Former recipients of the Lantos Prize include, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Professor Elie Wiesel, and Israeli President Shimon Peres.
Lantos Foundation President Katrina Lantos Swett said in a statement regarding the selection of Dakhil, "Two years ago, MP Vian Dakhil, through an eloquent speech before the Iraqi parliament, single-handedly moved the governments of Iraq and the United States to intervene on behalf of the Yazidi people. As a result of her impassioned plea, thousands of lives were saved. However, her efforts did not stop there. She has done more than almost anyone else to try to free women and children who have been enslaved and brutalized by ISIS. In addition to using her membership in parliament to advocate on behalf of the Yazidi people, Dakhil has also led dangerous rescue missions – one of which almost took her life. Vian Dakhil is truly a hero and savior, and we are tremendously excited to present her with this award."
The Lantos Foundation established the Lantos Human Rights Prize in 2009 to honor and bring attention to heroes of the human rights movement. It is awarded annually to an individual or organization that best exemplifies the Foundation's mission, namely to be a vital voice standing up for the values of decency, dignity, freedom, and justice in every corner of the world. The prize also serves to honor the memory and legacy of the late Congressman Tom Lantos, the only Holocaust survivor ever elected to the U.S. Congress and a leading advocate for human rights during his nearly three decades as a U.S. Representative.
Tagged: Lantos Prize, Yazidi, Vian Dakhil
Lantos Foundation Criticizes Southern Poverty Law Center for Targeting Brave Muslim Reformers
The SPLC included two respected thinkers, Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Maajid Nawaz, on their anti-Muslim extremist list.
Read the letter to the SPLC, here.
Tagged: human rights, Religious Freedom, Lantos Prize, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, maajid nawaz, southern poverty law center, splc
The Lantos Foundation Remembers Professor Elie Wiesel
Katrina Lantos Swett Statement: "Professor Wiesel was a dear friend to the Lantos family and the Lantos Foundation and his passing is an inestimable loss to us all. He was indeed the moral conscience of the world and the Lantos Foundation was honored to have presented him with the Lantos Prize in 2010.
Elie had remarked once that he was one of those who did not sleep well and that it was his duty to make sure the world also did not sleep too well but rather was kept in remembrance of the evil that could overtake us if we permitted our humanity and our moral conscience to slumber. In this conviction he was truly a "brother" to my late father Congressman Tom Lantos, another Hungarian Holocaust survivor and his close friend. In a very similar vein my father had said " The veneer of civilization is paper thin, we are its guardians and we can never rest".
Through his extraordinary writing, speaking and advocacy, Elie Wiesel reached deep into the heart of an often callous and casual world with a quiet insistence that we remember and that we act. Mingled with our sorrow at his passing is a profound gratitude for the life of this great man. Our world will not be the same without him - we promise him that we will "never rest"."
NH residents remember holocaust survivor, author and activist Elie Wiesel's legacy By: Jennifer Currier, NH1.com
"Elie Wiesel was one of those beacons of light to us that helps us to remember that our job is important and we need to keep ever-vigilant in doing the things that we do." - Denise Perron, Lantos Foundation Executive Director
Read full article on NH1news
Tagged: Holocaust, Elie Wiesel, statement, Lantos Prize
Washington Times: Well-behaved women seldom make history, Three outspoken Muslims are honored for their courage
By Katrina Lantos-Swett - - Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Heretic. Rabble-rouser. Criminal. These words have been used and abused to describe many remarkable figures throughout history. Voltaire, when he used his unparalleled pen to demand that the clerical hierarchy of his day truly evaluate itself. Martin Luther, when he set out to reform a faith that he had dedicated his life to. And Martin Luther King Jr., when he issued a prophetic call to his country to fully respect the rights of all of its citizens.
Next month, the Lantos Foundation will proudly honor three courageous women of Muslim heritage who have chosen to make history, joining the ranks of those whom time has vindicated as righteous and brave agents of change. Rebiya Kadeer, Irshad Manji and Ayaan Hirsi Ali are all cut from the same cloth as these towering figures of an earlier time. They, too, have been vilified, but we strongly believe these women will go down in history as bold leaders, audacious reformers and righteous rebels. As has been widely observed, well-behaved women seldom make history.
Tagged: Lantos Prize, Rebiya Kadeer, Muslim, Irshad Manji, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Washington Times
Desperate China crushing its own people: USA Today. By: Chen Guangcheng & Katrina Lantos Swett
"Since July 10, Chinese authorities have been detaining human rights lawyers and activists in unprecedented numbers. An estimated 250 have been taken into custody. Police and thugs are grabbing people from their homes and offices, and even from restaurants, without warning or rationale. They are being interrogated, threatened and accused of fabricated crimes. Many are being held without access to family, friends, legal representation, or any other semblance of due process under the law."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2015/09/24/china-xi-jinping-visit-obama-human-rights-lawyers-column/72671716/
Tagged: China, Human Rights, op-ed, Chen Guangcheng, Lantos Prize
Remarks by Mrs. Annette Lantos; Lantos Prize Ceremony 2014
"Many years ago Tom and I took our two young daughters on a trip to Prague where, in the old Jewish Quarter, we learned of the Nazi plans to establish a "Museum of an Extinct Race." I remember feeling the cold sense of dread and horror that one experiences in the face of evil. I clutched my two little girls' hands a bit tighter that day, but not in fear, rather in determination!
Like you, President Peres, we were determined to answer this evil with good. You have answered it in countless ways, most importantly as one of the fathers of the unprecedented miracle that is modern day Israel and by your heroic defense of her highest aspirations and deepest values.
Through our work on behalf of human rights Tom and I gave our answer, but as you know Tom's proudest rebuke to those who sought to wipe us off the face of the earth was his family. Our two wonderful daughters shared a vision. They were determined to rebuild the family that had been taken from us and to rekindle a light for the millions of murdered children. And they have kindled many beautiful lights who are now the light of my life. Surrounding me are my children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. We reaffirm today and forever that like Abraham of old we choose goodness over evil, light over darkness, and we choose life!"
Tagged: Shimon Peres, Lantos Prize, Remarks, Annette Lantos
Ignoring the Odds, Befriending Past Adversaries and Eternal Optimism: Three Lessons from Shimon Peres
http://www.rollcall.com/news/ignoring_the_odds_befriending_past_adversaries_and_eternal_optimism_three-234274-1.html
Tagged: Lantos Prize, Peres, Shimon Peres, op-ed
Peres To Meet Obama, Receive Congressional Gold Medal And Lantos Human Rights Award
http://jpupdates.com/2014/06/22/peres-meet-obama-receive-congressional-gold-medal-lantos-human-rights-award/
Tagged: Shimon Peres, Lantos Prize


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DRPIC temporarily suspends Duqm Petrochemical Project
Duqm Refinery and Petrochemicals Industries Company (DRPIC) has announced the suspension of the front end engineering design (FEED) work for its proposed Duqm Petrochemical Project (DPP), as it seeks to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the DPP's economics.
The Duqm Petrochemical Project is the second stage of the integrated refinery and petrochemical complex planned by DRPIC in the Special Economic Zone at Duqm, which comes as part of the strategic partnership between OQ and Kuwait Petroleum International.
The DRPIC board concluded that a suspension of the project's FEED work is in the best interests of the company during a time of unprecedented global economic uncertainty due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, depressed demand, and highly volatile commodity prices, a press statement issued by DRPIC on Tuesday said.
'The shareholders intend to reevaluate the project against the current challenging global market environment and to seek opportunities to enhance the value of the project,' DRPIC said.
Meanwhile, the construction work on the Duqm Refinery project continues to progress towards completion and the current overall progress stands at 72 per cent, the statement added.
Announced in 2019, Duqm Petrochemical Project is a strategic partnership between OQ and Kuwait Petroleum International. The project was aimed to be constructed next to the Duqm Refinery in the Special Economic Zone at Duqm, located in the Al Wusta Governorate.
Duqm Petrochemical Project aimed to produce new and advanced chemical products for the first time in Oman, including ethylene glycols, oxo chemicals and butadiene. The addition of these chemical products serves to diversify the existing petrochemical portfolio of both shareholders and complement their product portfolio with cleaner, more cost-efficient, and technically superior chemical products.
Madayn and Iranian business delegation discuss cooperation prospects
Top regional tech leaders highlight innovative solutions in post-pandemic era
Fitch revises NBO's outlook to 'stable'; affirms 'BB-' rating


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