We are currently completing a systematic review of exercise and behavioural interventions for MS fatigue. The project has been funded by the MS Society UK and the study team is made up of internationally renowned researchers from the fields of Health Psychology (Professor Rona Moss-Morris, King's College London; Dr Sarah Thomas, University of Bournemouth) and Physiotherapy (Professor Tom Mercer & Dr Marietta Van der Linden, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh; Dr Claire White, King's College London).
As part of the dissemination of the work, we are holding two stakeholder event with MS patients, their families and carers in order to share the findings regarding the most effective interventions currently available and seeking their feedback and preferences.
There will be two sessions, one in London on the 3 September 2016 and one in Edinburgh. We have embedded the advert for the London event if you are interested in attending; please register via our London eventbrite link or Edinburgh eventbrite link.
I guess now CBT & GET are proving so unsuccessful as treatments in CFS & ME that these type health professionals are looking to see if they can apply these to other illnesses where there's perhaps not a vicious flare up of symptoms on exercise. I hope that through funding this, the MS society is aware of the risks of attributing fatigue and disability to atiiutudes and behaviour when it's in many going to stem from the MS disease process itself. I genuinely hope that theses therapies can benefit people with MS and improve quality of life but I'm going to need a lot of proof. Trying to force them on the Myalgic encephalomylitis/systemic exertion intolerance disease community and classing those conditions as behavioural conditions has been very harmful to those afflicted.
My first thought was about the harm done by claims about the benefits of biopsychosocial rehabilitation for CFS and ME too. I've read what people like Prof Simon Duffy and James Coyne have written about the PACE trial. People should learn from these mistakes.
When the DWP is pushing everyone to 'recover', a systematic review of unblinded trials claiming that improvements in self-report outcomes mean that exercise is an effective treatment is just what we don't need. The NHS must raise standards for treatments that don't cost it much, but take a lot of time and effort from patients. If the evidence of efficacy wouldn't be good enough to justify an expensive drug, it shouldn't be good enough to justify some behavioral treatment either.
I wondered what GET was so I had a look online Graded Exercise Therapy. It also mentioned pacing as a management strategy for CFS & ME.
I have found High Impact CBT, pacing and exercise positive for my MS.
Low Impact CBT was useless.
I would love to come to this event, but would be exhausted before I arrived. I've had MS for years. I was a workaholic and managed my fatigue using my own strategies. When offered a booklet to help I read things I'd been doing for decades. I now have SPMS and it is a whole new ballgame. What about when we are in the Gym with our physiotherapists and we can only do so much because although we're not tired our limbs will not move. Something we could do three times then becomes impossible. To describe this to all those who do not have MS, tread on one shoelace and that is how it feels. Fatigue cannot be put into one category. Just as some people take to their bed with a cold and say they have flu. It's not that simple.
I thought this event was really interesting and think the the psychological area of exercise is worth researching – thanks for posting!
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Newry murder: Police find car linked to stabbing
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Detectives from PSNI's Serious Crime Branch investigating the murder of 33-year-old local man Brian Phelan on the Carrivekeeney Road in Newry yesterday (Thursday, 26 June) have recovered a blue coloured Peugeot 206 that they believe was involved in the murder.
Speaking to Newry Times, Detective Chief Inspector Eamonn Corrigan said, "We thank the public for their assistance with this matter and continue to appeal that anyone who was in the area of Carrivekeeney Road or the general Newry area or who has any dash-cam or mobile phone footage of the Peugeot car to get in touch with us.
"Anyone with any information that can assist us with our enquiries can contact detectives in Newry on 101 quoting reference 845 26/07/18.
He added, "Alternatively, information can also be provided to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 which is 100% anonymous and gives people the power to speak up and stop crime."
Earlier today, Detective Chief Inspector Eamonn Corrigan spoke about the incident. "Shortly after 3 pm yesterday afternoon Police received a report that a man had sustained stab wounds following an incident on Carrivekeeney Road.
"Police and other emergency services attended but the man, unfortunately, died at the scene.
"A post-mortem examination will take place in due course to determine the cause of death. A 27-year-old man was arrested in the Newry area a short time later and remains in custody at this time," he added.
SDLP MLA for Newry and Armagh Justin McNulty expressed shock and sadness and said the local community is united in shock and anger. "Young children have lost a daddy, parents have lost a son, his two daughters have lost a father and an entire community has lost a neighbour and friend in the most shocking of circumstances.
"My thoughts, and the thoughts of my colleagues, are with Brian Phelan's family and friends at this incredibly difficult time.
"This is a very quiet and decent community; everyone is shocked at this tragic incident. I know the community will rally round the Phelan community in their hour of need and in the time ahead," he added.
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This post has been on my mind for awhile now. I feel I need to share these thoughts, but I am finding words entirely inadequate to express my feelings. I do not want to diminish the depth of my experience by failing to capture it fully. But I think there is no other way.
On Wednesday, September 26, I went to the temple. For those of you who aren't LDS, the temple is our most holy edifice and we go there to make covenants with God, to learn the path we must follow to return to Him, and to make those same covenants by proxy for our ancestors who did not have the opportunity to make those covenants in this life. The temple is my refuge from the world. It is a place I feel peace and receive answers. It is a place of joy and warmth and service and love. I have been spending a lot of time in the temple these past few months. More time than I ever have before as I have been immersed in doing my family's work and allowing them to be sealed together as family units for time and all eternity.
That Wednesday, many of my ward members came to the temple with me to help me with my family's ordinance work. Each time someone came in I thought my heart would burst with joy. I was so, so happy to see each person that came to help me.
As the night wore on, my hip started aching more and more. I could not get comfortable. I tried removing all weight from it by standing only on my left leg. I tried lying down on a couch, but I was hurting to much to be able to find a comfortable position. I tried talking myself out of the pain. I tried to walk around a little to loosen it up. I tried ignoring it. Nothing was working. Remember this was only about 36 hours after this post where I was completely baffled at how much pain I was in and how much worse my joint was doing.
Finally it was time for Richard and I to do sealings. This was the first time I had done sealings for my family and I was so looking forward to it. All summer long I had been working on doing the other ordinances and I finally had ten couples ready to be sealed together. Twenty special ancestors who were ready to become husband and wife again. My emotions were bursting out of me. I felt so much love for these people and couldn't wait to give this gift to them.
Before the sealings I was able to spend about 25 minutes in the Celestial Room by myself. The Celestial Room is analogous to heaven and is my favorite place in the temple. I have never been alone in there before. Richard and I have sat inside praying and pouring our hearts out to God. I have spent time inside with friends and family, praying and rejoicing. But, I have never been in there alone.
I came in and oriented myself to the energy of the room. The peace. The stillness. The presence of God. Then I started praying. I prayed for my ancestors to accept Jesus into their hearts. I prayed that they would feel my love for them. I prayed that they would be able to feel God's love for them. I prayed for them to be able to use the atonement and receive the peace that only Jesus can give them. When I had poured my heart out to my Father, I started praying for me. I told God how tired I was of hurting. I told him how hard this whole injury has been. I told him how I wanted to hold my children in my arms. I told him how I longed to mother with a body that works. I told him I knew that I could not solve this, that all my efforts were not working and that the only way the tissue would heal is if He would heal it. I pled with my Father to please, please, please, demonstrate His power through healing me. I asked Him to use me as he used Jairus' daughter. I sobbed out my heart's desires.
I told Him how grateful I was for the opportunity to be injured and to have the blessing of doing my family's temple work. I thanked Him for the privilege of coming to know my Savior more deeply. I thanked Him for all the service and love that has showered upon my head and that of my family. I thanked Him for my precious husband and his patience with all of this. And then I said that I was willing to continue on this path of injury if it was His will and if I just didn't understand His purposes. I pled for strength and endurance. Finally, in a burst of tears, I asked Him to please, please lessen the pain.
I can't really describe it, but each day since then has been a little bit better. Each day the pain has been less. Each day the joint has been a little stronger.
God is healing me. I know there is no other answer. I know this is a manifestation of His power and His great love for me. I know He is teaching me to trust Him, to depend on Him, and to completely give my heart to Him.
And while I want you to know as well, it is enough that I know.
So happy for you. What an amazing experience. I'm praying you will be healed completely.
Oh my world! I've been waiting for you to write about this and share it. Thank you so much. I have loved living vicariously through you and 'experiencing' this with you. My testimony has grown through the past 7-8 months!


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I don't know about you, but food gets me happy on most days. In most cases, I am grumpy or down when hungry and i'll probably have to apologize for what I said when hungry. Jokes aside, food is something I am passionate about and you all probably already know this.
This year, I have decided to do more food reviews of restaurants in Atlanta and cities I visit when I travel. I recently discovered Korean bbq and let's just say it is AMAZING!!!!
Today on the blog, I am talking about this one called "Char", located at 299 North Highland Avenue 30307.
Char is a small cozy restaurant with a cute little bar. You can either sit at the bar and have some bar bites and drinks, or sit at a table and enjoy bar bites or a main meal which you cook in front of you. In much warmer weather, outside sitting is available.
We started off with some bar bites. Our picks included, brown sugar sesame fries, Korean fried chicken, Korean street corn and fried beef mandu. The manager also sent out some oysters to us.
Brown sesame fries: The brown sugar sesame fries were good, I mean, fries are always good right?
Korean Fried Chicken: On the other hand, the Korean fried chicken was too spicy for me. But hey! if you're spice god, go for it by all means. It was tasty all the same. The Korean wings came with some sweet & spicy sauce and pickled radish.
Korean Street Corn: The street corn was really tasty, it consisted of spicy aioli, cotija cheese, scallion and lime. It was not corn on the cob, so it was also easier to eat.
Fried Beef Mandu: This is basically deep fried dumplings served with soy dipping sauce. This was definitely my favourite of the bar bites and if you ever visit, be sure to get it.
Koreans eat a lot of meat, and that is exactly what we did. Your meat is served raw after you choose your preference from the menu and then as mentioned above, cooked right in front of you. All the meats come with complimentary kimchi and bowl of rice. You also get complimentary banchan with 12 ounce orders. You can also get a combination of different types of meats and each order typically serves 2-4 people, depending on how hungry you all are.
Korean bbq is a great experience and everyone should try it out atleast once. It is similar to Japanese Hibachi style of cooking, in that the food is prepared in front of you.


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Neumann-Goretti boys grab 5th straight state basketball title
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Neumann-Goretti's boys' basketball team celebrates their fifth consecutive state championship — a first in the PIAA tournament's history going back to 1920. (Photos by John Knebels)
By John Knebels • Posted April 6, 2018
An electric performance by Dymir Montague led Neumann-Goretti to an impressive 57-42 victory over Richland in the PIAA Class 3A state championship March 28 at the Giant Center in Hershey, Pa.
The Holy Family University-bound senior poured in 23 points, snared six rebounds, stole five passes, and blocked four shots. He shot 7 for 15 from the floor, 4 of 6 from three's and 5 of 6 from the foul line while rest of the team struggled at 14 for 35, 2 of 15, and 4 of 9, respectively.
"I was feeling good the whole game," said Montague. "It was a good flow. The team was playing well. We were confident. We weren't going to lose."
Neumann-Goretti coach Carl Arrigale appreciated Montague's contribution.
"He was pretty big for us," said Arrigale. "He wanted to end it the right way."
The Saints (23-6) employed a methodical approach to their willing, but overmatched, opponents in the state tourney.
After an 18-13 first quarter, the Saints pushed ahead by 31-21 at halftime and 45-29 after three quarters. Richland (25-5) mounted a comeback and crept to within 50-40 with 2:55 remaining in regulation.
Dymir Montague carried the Saints with a hot hand, scoring a game-high 23 points, in the 57-42 PIAA Class 3A championship victory March 28 over Richland.
Montague then nailed five of six free throws down the stretch and finished as the Saints' lone double-figure scorer, a surprising statistic since four different Saints had scored five or more points. The 6-foot, 3-inch wing guard scored 15 of N-G's 27 second-half points.
"I wanted the ball, and my teammates did a great job getting me some open shots," said Montague. "Everything was working."
Neumann-Goretti outrebounded Richland by 57-42. Freshman TaQuan Woodley led with seven boards; Montague, junior Christian Ings (eight points, seven assists) and senior Marcus Littles (six points, four blocks) added six apiece.
Neumann-Goretti has now captured five straight state titles — a record for any basketball program since the state tourney began in 1920. For Neumann-Goretti and the rest of the Catholic League, participating in the post-season began in 2009. The Saints have dominated, winning eight titles in the past nine years.
"Some say it looks like it's easy, but there's nothing easy about it," said Arrigale. "It's a long season. This one has been especially long."
The PIAA tournament had been scheduled to conclude on March 24, but bad weather necessitated re-scheduled practices and games.
Coach Carl Arrigale right) shares a congratulatory hug with his star player, Dymir Montague, who is headed to Holy Family University in the fall.
"It's easy to lose concentration," said Arrigale. "It's only natural to get tired of the grind. Practices weren't high on the list for what the kids wanted to do. In our case, we reminded the players that we could make history, reminded them that our goal was to go out the 'right way.'"
Senior Noah Warren described his four years of scholastic basketball "a great experience."
"I definitely learned a lot," said Warren. "It helped me by playing against some of the best competition around and also winning championships, and even losing some."
Overmatched opponents throughout the state might not understand what Warren is referring to. Neumann-Goretti's basketball team losing in the PIAA tournament? Good luck with that.
John Knebels can be reached at Jknebels@gmail.com or on Twitter@johnknebels.
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"The Custom of his Nation": William McCary and the Racialization of Plural Marriage
By Angela Pulley Hudson
Angela Pulley Hudson is the author of Real Native Genius: How an Ex-slave and a White Mormon became Famous Indians (University of North Carolina Press, 2015). She is an associate professor of history at Texas A&M University and can be reached at aphudson@tamu.edu.
When envisioning Mormon polygamists, people of color don't often enter the picture. And it's true that the history of Mormon plural marriage is mainly populated by white faces. In fact, one hallmark of most current fundamentalist Mormon groups is a streak of white supremacy that has roots in the prejudices of early Mormon leaders.
However, Mormon polygamy, like other phenomena involving gender, sexuality, and marriage in the United States, did not evolve in a vacuum. Other racial identities have also shaped its history, an interesting example of which can be found in the extraordinary story of William McCary.
McCary was born a slave in Natchez, Mississippi but became the property of his free black half-siblings when his owner died. Though he spent most of his young life in bondage, he was finally manumitted in his early 30s, and then reinvented himself as an American Indian.
For a few years, he travelled around the country as an itinerant musician, claiming that he was a Choctaw Indian. In 1846, he met Lucile (Lucy) Stanton and was baptized into the Mormon Church at Nauvoo. They were instantly attracted to each other, and McCary asked her to marry him during their first conversation. Stanton was intrigued by his offer because she had felt called to minister to the Indians through a childhood vision. She felt that this was God opening a way for her to fulfill her mission.
It was unusual at the time for a white woman to marry an Indian man, but not unheard of. Mormons believed that the Indians were descended from the Lamanites in the Book of Mormon, and that they were a people destined for greatness. Joseph Smith had even told some of his male followers that they would marry Indian women. The two were sealed quite soon after meeting. It would have been much more difficult, if not impossible, for the couple to marry had McCary presented as a black man.
Church leadership was in disorder at the time because of Joseph Smith's death, and amidst the confusion the charismatic McCary began to gather a reputation as a "Lamanite prophet." But he and Lucy soon departed Nauvoo and headed to Cincinnati. While there, Lucy reinvented herself as a Delaware Indian, calling herself Luceil Bsuba. The couple started assembling their own band of about 60 believers. One newspaper reported that the group's leaders had "abolished marriage" among their followers, perhaps reflecting the couple's Mormon roots.1
Their little congregation soon fell apart, however, and the two rejoined the Saints then assembling in Winter Quarters. There, Lucy dropped her Indian persona, but McCary maintained his, steadily building his reputation as a gifted musical performer, a "civilized Indian," and a charismatic prophet, displaying many of the spiritual gifts popular at the time. Soon, the McCarys started holding their own "secret" meetings with Latter-day Saints. This challenge to Church authority, combined with suspicions about McCary's race and the era's antipathy toward interracial marriage, created a very tense situation for the couple.
When Lucy and McCary were called before the Quorum of the Twelve, McCary countered the Quorum's accusations of apostasy with accusations of racism. He claimed that their real problem with him was not his faithlessness or disobedience, but his interracial relationship with Lucy Stanton, saying he often heard remarks about the "nigger and his white wife." After a bizarre interlude in which he disrobed and then dressed himself again, he asserted, "so long as a White woman is so much in the way, good God why dont [sic] they give me a red woman." It's hard to tell whether McCary meant this as a request for permission to take a plural wife, but what is clear is that he believed that the Saints were incapable of considering his marital choices outside of his racial identity. And he wanted to be sure that they understood that identity to be Indian—not black. In response, Brigham Young tried to assure him that his race was immaterial, but his choice to compare McCary to another black convert associated with white women (Q. Walker Lewis) tipped his hand.2
The McCarys relocated across the river to Mosquito Creek and continued to build their following. According to a report from Quorum of the Twelve member Nelson Whipple, the couple even devised their own sealing ceremony.
[McCary] had a number of women sealed to him in his way which was as follows; He had a house in which this ordnance [sic] was performed. His wife Lucy Stanton was in the room at the time of the performance, no others were admitted. The form of sealing was for the women to bed with him, in the daytime as I am informed three different times by which they were sealed to the fullest extent."3
Whipple named seven females who participated in this ceremony, his description of which suggests not only a form of plural marriage but also group sex, or at least a shared sexual experience. Lucy McCary's feelings about the matter are unknown, but she was apparently an active participant.
News of the ceremonies spread when one woman escaped her "sealing." This led to open hostility toward the couple, motivating McCary to leave the area quickly.
By this time, it seems that few of the locals believed McCary's claim to be Indian. In fact, his actions were so disruptive to the Church that some historians have speculated that McCary was a major influence on Church leadership's decision to ban black men from holding the priesthood.
Although the Winter Quarters episode may or may not have been directly tied to the issue of polygamy, a later event makes the connections between race and marriage clear.
In August 1851, McCary (now using the name Okah Tubbee) married a white woman named Sarah Marlett at Niagara Falls.4 Area newspapers carried word of the nuptials and highlighted the fact that the self-proclaimed Choctaw already had an Indian wife (Lucy Stanton McCary, now using the alias Laah Ceil Manatoi Elaah Tubbee, and claiming to be both Delaware and Mohawk). One early response came from "A Buffalonian," who wrote to the city's Commercial Advertiser that, despite women's rights, "I do not believe that one woman has a right to marry another woman's husband."5 What western New Yorkers could not have known, however, is that McCary's dalliance with Marlett may have had roots in Mormonism. Although the McCarys had not been participating in the Church formally since 1847, it is entirely possible, if not probable, that this episode represented an experiment in plural marriage. Lucy Stanton McCary did not abandon her husband when he wed Marlett, and though her personal feelings are inaccessible to us, she was still at his side when legal charges were brought the following year.
What's fascinating is the defense McCary mobilized in the face of widespread criticism. Ever ready to prove his Indian ancestry, he acknowledged a previous wife—"a Squaw" by whom he had several children. He claimed, however, that he was married "to his first wife only for a term of years, according to the custom of his nation—that the time had expired, and he renounced her, as the laws of the Choctaws permitted him to do."6 Since bigamy was illegal, McCary had to assert that he "renounced" his first wife. But he was nevertheless invested in using the controversy to shore up his claims to Native American heritage, just as he had done at Winter Quarters. And he did so in a way that would have resonated with antebellum audiences accustomed to reading fiction about "Indian romance," attending lectures on "Indian manners and customs," and seeing performances of "Indian war and marriage dances."
Ultimately, however, the Marlett affair was the beginning of the end for McCary. News of the bigamous marriage appeared in northern papers at the same time that word arrived from southern papers that the celebrated Choctaw flutist was actually a "greasy negro" who had once been a slave in Natchez.7 While audiences might have accepted a relationship between a Choctaw man and a white woman, even one based on peculiar Indian marital customs, the union of a black man and a white woman was far less palatable. Just as in Winter Quarters, McCary tried to deflect criticism of his marital and sexual practices by performing his "Indianness," but found himself again tarred by "blackness." Within a year, he and Lucy Stanton McCary had fled to Toronto, where they unsuccessfully tried to revive their stage careers and dabbled in "Indian medicine." Soon thereafter, McCary disappears into the pages of history.
An interesting postscript to this story is found in the fate of Lucy Stanton McCary. Throughout the various identity crises her husband experienced, her pretended identity as an Indian remained unquestioned. What's more, assertions of his African American ancestry largely shielded her both as a white woman and as an Indian. In Winter Quarters, he bore the brunt of criticism for their interracial relationship (though, clearly, his alleged spiritual and sexual impropriety were scrutinized too). During the bigamy controversy several years later, he was the villain, while she was regarded as the poor "deluded squaw," never accused of either imposture or indecency. Given what we know, then, about how perceptions of her husband's race overlapped with notions of gender and sexuality (in relation to plural marriage and beyond), it is also incumbent upon us to interrogate how "whiteness" functions. As I've written elsewhere,8 Stanton's identity provided certain privileges unavailable to her husband. Thus, even when we consider topics like plural marriage in a presumptively "whites-only" context, we must be aware that "whiteness" is always defined not only in relation to gender, sexuality, religion, and class, but also in opposition to other racial categories and the privileges (or lack thereof) that attend them.
Gospel Herald, Voree, WI, 5 October 1848, quoting the Cincinnati Commercial.
Church Historian's Office, General Church Minutes, 26 March 1847–6 April 1847.
"History of Nelson Wheeler Whipple," 37, Nelson Wheeler Whipple Diaries, 1863–87, LTPSC.
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Buffalo, NY, 18 August 1851.
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Buffalo, NY, 1 September 1851.
Mississippi Free Trader, Natchez, MS, 13 September 1851.
Angela Pulley Hudson, "On Racial Passing, Posing, and Posturing," UNC Press Blog, 10 September 2015, http://uncpressblog.com/2015/09/10/angela-pulley-hudson-on-racial-passing-posing-and-posturing/ (accessed 23 June 2016).
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South Sudan in financial crisis ahead of AFCON U20
By Morris Rawal
South Sudan's youth teams might be in for a letdown in the upcoming under-17 and under-20 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals, which will take place early in 2019.
Despite the fact that the championships are just two months away, it has been discovered that the two teams that have booked their spots at the continental showpieces for the first time have not yet reported to camp.
The main issue is a shortage of funding, which has compelled the federation to make an impassioned plea to well-wishers and the government to intervene and make things right.
"We were supposed to start the preparations in December, but we could not do so in time due to a lack of resources," South Sudan Football Association president Augustino Maduot said.
While Madut acknowledged that South Sudan is anticipating her double debut at the junior competitions, she also noted that the team's preparations have been hampered by a lack of funding.
He is now requesting aid from the public and commercial sectors for these gifted youngsters, who he feels are ready for the events.
At the end of their preparations, if all goes according to plan, the two sides will play a few warm-up games against other elite teams on the continent.
Egypt will host the eight-team Under-20 Championship from February 18 to March 12. The Under-17 will take place between April 8 and April 30, 2023, in the Algerian towns of Oran and Blida.


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B.A., University of Karachi, Pakistan
B.A. Political Science, University of Oklahoma, United States
J.D., University of Oklahoma, United States
LL.M., University of Warwick, United Kingdom
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Salman Talibuddin heads the firm's litigation and dispute resolution practice. He has over three decades of experience acting in a wide range of contentious and non-contentious matters, with a strong focus on commercial litigation and arbitration. Salman has regularly acted in major and complex disputes including international commercial arbitrations, most notably in the energy and natural resources, aviation, banking and finance, construction and engineering, and telecommunications sectors. He also acts as an arbitrator in commercial arbitration matters and is on the panel of arbitrators of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre and the Asian International Arbitration Centre (formerly the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration).
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The Lions of Tsavo
Exploring the Legacy of Africa's Notorious Man-Eaters
By Bruce D. Paterson
In 1898 the British began building a bridge over the Tsavo River in Africa; in nine months, two lions killed 135 workers. Bruce Patterson has conducted extensive fieldwork on these lions and presents new evidence on the killings and also explores man's interaction with the Kenyan environment, creating a comprehensive portrait of the lions of Tsavo.
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A little over a century ago, at the height of European colonial expansion in Africa, the British undertook a trans-Kenya railroad from Mombasa on the Indian Ocean to Lake Victoria. One hundred and thirty miles in, at what is now the Tsavo National Park, one of the world's largest wildlife preserves, nature struck back in the form of two male lions who began to systematically hunt, kill, and devour railroad workers, claiming 135 lives.
The story of the Tsavo man-eaters has captivated the public's imagination for more than a century while giving rise to considerable scientific debate. What compelled those lions to prey on human beings—was it a matter of necessity, self-defense, or simply one of opportunity? Is there something about maneless lions that makes them especially prone to becoming man-eaters, or is human predation by lions more common than we have been led to believe? What can the events of 1898 teach us about the extraordinary Tsavo lions and about lions in general?
In an effort to answer these questions, Bruce Patterson, principal investigator of the Tsavo Research Program and curator at the Field Museum in Chicago, where the Tsavo man-eaters are on exhibit, has conducted extensive field research throughout the region. Working from original accounts, he retells the story of those bloody nights in Kenya and, in a balanced discussion of competing narratives, he presents forensic evidence that the man-eating behavior exhibited in 1898 was likely due to pathology, but argues that most man-eaters and stock-raiders today result from human encroachment on wild habitats. He also delves into the evolutionary biology, anatomy and physiology, social behavior, and hunting strategies of the king of predators. In the process, he comes the somewhat disconcerting conclusion that, for lions, once they have tasted human flesh, "man-eating quickly becomes a habit, a routine, a way of life."


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Jürgen E. Kofner (* um 1949; † 25. April 2008 in Erkrath) war ein deutscher Basketballfunktionär.

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Kofner war in den 1980ern Pressesprecher des damaligen deutschen Damen-Serienmeisters Agon Düsseldorf und ab Anfang der 1990er Jahre erst Hallensprecher, dann Manager des Barmer TV Wuppertal, der acht Mal in Folge deutscher Meister wurde. Von 2003 bis Juni 2007 bekleidete er gemeinsam mit Birgit Kunel den Geschäftsführerposten der Betreibergesellschaft der Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga (DBBL).

Für den Deutschen Basketball-Bund (DBB) begleitete Kofner, der Besitzer eines Werbeunternehmens in Düsseldorf war, die weibliche U20-Nationalmannschaft auf Länderspielreisen als Delegationsleiter. Er starb am 25. April 2008 im Alter von 59 Jahren an Krebs. Im Nachruf des Deutschen Basketball-Bundes wurde Kofner als "seit Jahrzehnten unermüdlicher Antreiber des Damenbasketballs in Deutschland" bezeichnet.

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CONVERSIO – conversion, apostasy and culture in Visigothic Spain – Religion, Society and Interchange
Lilian R. G. Diniz has a PhD In Medieval History from the University of Padua (Italy) and the University of Vienna (Austria). She is currently a post-doc fellow at the Freie Universität of Berlin, financed by the program PRIME of the German academic exchange service (DAAD). This project investigates written and material sources that attest to the development of popular religion and unorthodoxy in Early Medieval Galicia. Her research interests are religious conversion and popular piety from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages, with a focus in subversive religious behaviour, people's agency, syncretism and religious crafting. With a background in archaeology, she is also interested in material culture and how to relate its testimony with written sources. She has been a visiting researcher at the centre ANHIMA – Anthropologie et histoire des mondes antiques at the EHESS in Paris, the OEAW - Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna, and the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. She was recently awarded a Junior fellowship at the RomanIslam centre of the University of Hamburg.
How was religious conversion carried out in Spain under Visigothic rule and during the first period of Islamic domination and what were the cultural and political consequences? In CONVERSIO, she will investigate the processes of religious conversion in Early Medieval Spain during the Visigothic Kingdom from the 5th to the 8th century and the subsequent period of consolidation of Islamic domination until the 9th century. CONVERSIO has a twofold objective: first, to shed light on the historical and anthropological approaches to religious conversion and on cultural interaction in the Medieval period, focusing on the interaction between Christians, Jews and Muslims; second, to understand and analyse the tension between conversion and apostasy.
The Visigothic Kingdom of Spain, which lasted from the 5th to the 8th century, and the period immediately after its downfall provides an interesting and well-documented setting for developing a project on religious conversion which also includes apostasy as a practice that could mirror the process of conversion. Apostasy is a rich, crucial and neglected concept that can profoundly illuminate the study of social and religious relations.
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2021. "Valerius of Bierzo as an interpreter of the ecclesiastical environment of Northwest Spain", Journal of Medieval Iberian studies, vol.13, n.2, pp. 145-163.
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2014. "Paganism and traditional practices in the sermons of Caesarius of Arles", in M. VINZENT and A. BRENT (eds.) Studia Patristica Vol LXXIV - Including Papers presented at the Fifth British Patristics Conference, London, 3-5 September, Leuven, Peeters, pp. 393-400.


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Representative George White of North Carolina
Image courtesy of National Archives Records Administration A two-term Representative from North Carolina, George Henry White was the last African American from the post-Reconstruction era to serve in Congress. It would be 28 years until another African American served.
On this date, George White of North Carolina, the lone African-American Member of the 56th Congress (1899–1901), gave his final address on the House Floor. The last of 22 black men who, since 1870, had served reconstructed southern states in Congress, White's departure from the House the following March began a 28-year absence of African-American representation in Congress. Born a slave in North Carolina in 1852, White practiced law and served as a principal for several public schools before entering politics as a member of the North Carolina house of representatives in 1880. In 1896, White defeated his brother-in-law, Representative Henry Cheatham, to represent North Carolina's "Black Second," a majority African-American district in the eastern part of the state. White vigorously defended the diminishing rights of African Americans in the South; he boldly put forth the first anti-lynching bill, seeking to quell surging mob violence against black men. White's bill was unsuccessful in the face of growing GOP apathy towards racial legislation and the increased power of southern Democrats in Congress. Facing overwhelming odds in the wake of the further disfranchisement of North Carolina blacks, he declined to run for re-election in 1900. White predicted the return of African Americans to Congress in his valedictory speech, which filled more than four pages in the Congressional Record. "The only apology that I have to make for the earnestness with which I have spoken," he concluded, "is that I am pleading for the life, the liberty, the future happiness, and manhood suffrage for one-eighth of the entire population of the United States."
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GORDON/BARRIE ISLAND—Gordon/Barrie Island Township municipal council has made its preference known in regards to a study being carried out on the swing bridge in Little Current: council wants a new structure to be put in place.
"Our council commented on the swing bridge study," said Lee Hayden, reeve of Gordon/Barrie Island after a council meeting earlier this month. "We want new infrastructure to be put in place instead of repairing the old structure. Basically, the comment we made was to replace the current bridge with whatever structure is selected."
"We know they are looking at both options to repair and keep the current bridge, or replace it with a new structure," said Reeve Hayden. "They are looking at everything, and council agrees that we need to get something that is new, stable and reliable."
Ken Noland, reeve of Burpee-Mills, agrees with Gordon/Barrie Island's stance. "The bridge has been service for over a century. It has served its term, but now we need something that is new and more reliable, and the consultation certainly needs to include more than NEMI (Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands) council to be involved in the process."
Gordon/Barrie Island council, at its regular meeting, agreed to send a letter to the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Stantec Consulting Limited outlining its thoughts on the process. "At the regular council meeting of the municipality of Gordon/Barrie Island on August 7, 2018 the issue of comment on the Manitoulin swing bridge was discussed at length."
"Council feels strongly that it is extremely important to realize it is the only access point to Manitoulin Island for most of the year and they are in full support of a new structure that would serve Manitoulin's future needs," the letter reads.
"For future development on Manitoulin we need a secure, dependable access link to Highway 17," council's letter continues. "We strongly support new infrastructure to replace the Manitoulin swing bridge. This structure has served Manitoulin well for over a century, but it is now time to move forward with a transportation link that will serve the future needs of both vehicular and marine traffic. It is important to recognize the needs of all modes of transportation, whether it be by bicycle, transport, car, marine pleasure craft or cruise ship etc."
"Council urges all parties, when considering this planning/design process, to please include all aspects of how this vital link connects Manitoulin Island to the rest of Northern Ontario and beyond," the letter adds.
The engineers overseeing the swing bridge study attended the August 7 meeting of Northeast Town council, sharing an overview of the project and the five options that will be studied during Phase 1 of the project. These options include: keep the current swing bridge, a car ferry, a tunnel, a movable bridge or a fixed bridge.
Gregg Cooke, P. Eng. consultant project manager with Stantec Consulting Inc., was in attendance along with Melissa Delfino, senior project engineer with the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and Jason Ranger, also of the MTO.
Mr. Cooke reviewed the purpose of the study with council, noting that the bridge requires "extensive and ongoing maintenance" and "is nearing its end of service life."
He noted that the study is expected to take three years to complete and will be broken into three phases. The first phase involves a transportation needs assessment and will look at the "big picture alternatives" Mr. Cooke said, giving council the five options.
Phase 2 will develop the alternatives to the current bridge in more detail with one final option selected, while phase 3 will see the development of a plan and a transportation environmental study report, which will have a 30 day comment period.
"There will be many opportunities for consultation," Mr. Cooke said. "There will be lots of consultation, including with First Nations and businesses," he reiterated.
This past Wednesday, August 22 marked the first public consultation meeting at the Manitoulin Hotel and Conference Centre. The next consultation won't be for another year.
Mr. Cooke gave council a brief historical overview of the bridge, of its railway origins and its eventual use by rubber tire traffic. He also noted the study area, which encapsulates a rectangular area that takes in the whole of Goat Island's south shore on its top end.
Mr. Cooke cited the problems with the swing bridge as being: year-round single lane road access, the fact the bridge is not available for use for 15 minutes of each daylight hour in the summer months (as long as there is boat traffic that needs to pass through) and its need of extensive repairs.
The opportunities cited were: an opportunity to improve traffic operations and access for all users; a reduction in operation and maintenance costs and improving reliability.
Since 1985, Mr. Cooke noted, the MTO has spent $18 million on the bridge–an average of $460,000 a year. This, he added, is well above normal cost for bridge maintenance.
When discussing the alternatives, Mr. Cooke explained with both the tunnel and fixed bridge options, it would mean a long approach would be required to achieve the necessary grade so the current entry and exit points would not be appropriate.
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location: Rooi-Els, Western Cape Coast | renovations: Harald Lochotzke & Jenny Mills Architects – Cape Town to original house by Elphick Proome – Durban | interior design: Harald Lochotzke | photography: David Ross
This windswept dune and rock peninsula represents a unique 10 500 square metre location in the Kogelberg Nature Reserve. Rooi-Els, where the house is located on a promontory, is on the opposite side of Table Bay from Cape Point and an existing, essentially modern dwelling was erected here several years ago. The built structure is around 850 square metres.
The central living area is the core of the house. There is access on both sides: on one side to the courtyard and on the other to the pool and deck. The external ceiling is cedar. Garapa was used for the external hardwood decking.
The brief to the architect / designers was to adapt the existing house to create a calm, secure and easily managed retreat, which would provide a comfortable lifestyle for a family or couple. High-quality workmanship and low maintenance were priorities. Considering the location and dramatic weather patterns on this coastline, the aim was to refurbish the property so that it would not require constant maintenance while withstanding the elements. Further, that it should function in such a way that would make it accessible and convenient for anyone to use and enjoy.
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Says architect Jenny Mills: 'The original house was a starkly exposed glass box and the client's aim has been to transform it into a tranquil, private home. It needed to feel 'grounded' in order to induce the warm, earthy feel he required.
'Although the new owner appreciated many aspects of the original home, there were some aspects that he was not comfortable with, these included a lack of privacy, safety and adequate ventilation. The original glass sliding doors did not seal correctly, allowing wind and sand to constantly blow through the interior. It also had overly sophisticated technology that was complex to use, prone to failure and required constant maintenance – particularly the computer controlled hydraulic lift shutters.
The newly established inner courtyard provides a wind-protected indoor / outdoor living extension with large corten panels to break the wind.
'In approaching this brief the external envelope of the house was the first issue to resolve. The original perimeter external shutters, which were designed to be lifted and lowered through a home automation system, have since been permanently fixed; in either the open or closed position. In the bedrooms they are in the down position to make these areas secure and private. In contrast, the shutters outside the living areas are now permanently open.'
Glazing has been reconfigured or replaced so that it is either permanently closed or replaced with the latest version of frameless stacking doors, which seal correctly. The 10-15mm thick safety glass, in a combination of fixed and sliding / folding door systems, has been installed throughout. Slim-line windows were added for ventilation and to help moderate humidity.
Further, the front entrance door – previously facing into the wind – has been moved to the newly created wind-sheltered courtyard. The surrounding environment and neighbourhood are deemed very safe and the adjacent properties in the area have no fences, and are open to the street.
There are three bedrooms on the main living level. The master suite, which is situated at one end of the house, is separated from the rest of the bedrooms by the kitchen / living / entrance multipurpose reception area and consists of a bedroom and bathroom / dresser pod. The third bedroom at the other end of this linear layout has a custom-made, small children's loft bed with 360-degree water views.
Shutters in the bedroom are now permanent fixtures that protect against the extremes of coastal climate, while also fulfilling a security role.
The living / kitchen / entrance area opens up to the entry courtyard on one side, featuring a stunning, custom painted mural wall by Vajrakaymen, and to the pool deck and the expanse of the ocean on the other; there are spectacular views of the mountains from every part of the home. A library / study with timber panelling, reclaimed from the floor of an old 1720 farmhouse, adjoins another of the bedrooms.
For the full article see Habitat #264 March / April 2018
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