I personally hate DRM,� EA CEO John Riccitiello tells Gamasutra.
Earlier this year, it looked like EA was well on its way down the long, hard road back from being the core market�s most hated -- or at least, feared -- publisher.
The company�s E3 showing was practically inspiring, it surprised gamers with partnerships with renowned talent like Valve, id, Epic and Grasshopper Manufacture, its new re-commitment to quality was getting lots of buzz, and in some community circles, it had even begun to garner support for its bid to acquire Take-Two, which many analysts thought was quite likely to be a success.
But the two companies couldn�t work out a deal, analysts began to rumble about flat sales for Madden -- particularly on Wii -- an internet-wide backlash decimated Spore�s Amazon rating, and the company terminated previously-delayed Command & Conquer follow-up Tiberium, even prompting one analyst to raise concern about EA�s quality levels and management issues.
All this in just a few months � suddenly, it seems like hating on EA might not be out of fashion after all. So what does Riccitiello have to say?
Riccitiello points to recent quality boosts for the company�s sports portfolio -- quantified by Metacritic -- along with fan enthusiasm for Dead Space and Mirror�s Edge and the successful launch of Warhammer Online, which he calls �a legit competitor with WoW."
And a small community initiative against Spore on the basis of its DRM is only one part of the story, Riccitiello says.
He notes that the company will soon be rolling out newly-announced relaxations on the account restrictions any day now, allowing users to deactivate one registered machine in order to activate another one.
�There are different ways to do DRM; the most successful is what WoW does. They just charge you by the month,� Riccitiello says, noting that the subscription model means that even those who pirate the software itself can�t play without paying.
"If you want to put good food on the table and you�ve got chefs in the back, you give them better ingredients, better training -- and when you burn the omelet, you don�t serve it," says Riccitiello, discussing the recent cancellation of Electronic Arts Los Angeles' Command & Conquer franchise based shooter Tiberium.
Although one analyst pointed to the project cancellation as a cause for concern, Riccitiello disagrees. "This is a perfect example of EA investing in quality," he says.
"It�s a perverse notion � beyond perverse, bizarre, upside down, illogical, stupid to state that we�ve killed a project that wasn�t going to yield what we thought wasn't a high enough quality product as indicative of problems."
"When something's not meeting expectations... you can course correct by giving it more time, more money, changing the concept or killing the game. If you're committed to quality, you take one of those paths," Riccitiello adds. "If you preclude any one of those paths, quality will suffer."
"EA will kill a game or two a year. Forever."
Adds Riccitiello, "Any company that serves every dish that comes out of the oven whether it�s burned or not is not committed to quality... U2 made great albums, Steven Spielberg made great films. It doesn�t mean they don�t have their Tiberiums."
Some analysts -- both the professional and the armchair variety -- suggested that the battle between Riccitiello and Take-Two Board chairman Strauss Zelnick on Take-Two's value came down to an ego war.
"I've invested ego in a lot of things at EA," Riccitiello says. "In quality, in growth, in making it a place that people want to work, being able to embrace artists� I've invested zero ego in Take-Two."
Riccitiello, who often speaks highly of BioShock, says that while he has "a passion for a couple of products and teams at Take-Two on a personal level," notes that "I still get to play the games whether we own the company or not."
He says that there was a point in time during which the deal would have worked for EA, and when the period passed, the deal was no longer strategic for the company. "It didn't get us into new lines of business, or things that might ultimately have better legs toward the end of the cycle," he says.
And while Riccitiello says many in the media wanted to "impose their own personal narrative" on the dealings between Zelnick and himself, he says it was "surprisingly antiseptic."
"I don't remember ever getting angry, or any of that. Strauss and I remained civil... we honestly had a different point of view. He believed time was on his side... and we said we had a price and it was time-dependent."
Adds the CEO, "I don't get any more emotional about that than I do about my daughter's math homework -- which, actually, I occasionally get emotional about."


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Australian CFS/ME History and Events
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Sth Australia
ME/CFS Diagnostic Criteria in Australia
"Chronic fatigue syndrome - Clinical practice guidlines 1997" produced by a Working Group convened under the auspices of The Royal Australasian College of Clinicians http://www.tnq-support-group.net/cfs_australian_2002-guidelines-overview.html(html) http://www.myalgic-encephalomyelitis.com/cfs_australian_2002-guidelines-overview.html(html) pdf links on either site.
"Chronic fatigue syndrome - Clinical practice guidlines 2002" produced by a Working Group convened under the auspices of The Royal Australasian College of Clinicians http://www.mja.com.au/public/guides/cfs/cfs2.html(html) http://www.mja.com.au/public/guides/cfs/cfs2.pdf(pdf)
The ME/CFS guidelines, Management Guidelines for General Practioners (sponsored by the Sth Aust government and others) 2004 http://www.oiresource.com/pdf/mecfs.pdf These guidelines recommend the 2003 Canadian Clinical Criteria.
From 2005 the "Overview of a Clinical Case Definition and Guidelines for Medical Practioners, An Overview of the Canadian Consensus Document"
Authored by Bruce M. Carruthers and Marjorie I. van de Sande, came into use (Sth Australia). The inside of the front cover page of the booklet (capitals and all) states:
The Adelaide Forum agreed to UNANIMOUSLY EMBRACE THE CANADIAN CASE DEFINITION
with a strong recommendation that it also be taken up by ME/CFS societies.
(Excerpt from the review of the Adelaide Forum, Australia, 2005)
Micheal Barratt, MBBS, FRCPA
Medical Adviser, Alison Hunter Memorial Foundation, Australia
Australian ME/CFS Epidemics
1949-1951 800 (another source said 600) people in Adelaide (Goolwa?? outbreak or was this separate outbreak of the 1950s?), Sth Australia, became ill with what was known as Epidemic Neuromyasthenia (For more info on this outbreak see "Australian ME/CFS Research" section. Pellew RAA investigated)
1955 Perth, Western Australia. Described as "virus epidemic in recurrent waves"
1957 Brighton, Sth Australia. Outbreak described as "Coxsackie, Echo Virus meningitis and mylagic encephalomyelitis", "Epidemic myalgic encephalomyelitis," and "Benign myalgic encephalomyelitis."
ME/CFS in Parliament
On XMRV testing and medicare http://parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo...;query=xmrv;querytype=;rec=2;resCount=Default
ME/CFS Funding and Government ME/CFS funding
Since 1998 Alison Hunter Memorial Foundation has made quite an impact to the ME/CFS situation in Australia and has helped fund ME/CFS studies, along with holding some very large ME/CFS gatherings where well known ME experts have been brought to help educate our doctors and talk to the ME/CFS community. The goal of this independant organisation is to "to advance scientific knowledge and medical care." http://www.ahmf.org/aboutus.html
The Judith Jane Mason and Harold Stannett Williams Memorial Foundation (Established in 2003, funds Aust. ME/CFS and Alzheimers research studies..60% of the money goes towards the ME/CFS research) http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q...NGyRVK&sig=AHIEtbSoSAuyM8RB2CUWXFEY--j_ILxIBw
In 2004 the ME/CFS Society of Sth Australia, set up a research fund for ME/CFS research which was going towards funding the Adelaide Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Research Group.. a group of ME/CFS experts who are also in practice. (Im doubtful that research fund now exists? as funding for the 2011 study of this group was funded by John T. Reid Charitable Trusts, supported by the Alison Hunter Memorial Foundation).
Australian ME/CFS Research
"Clinical Description of a disease resembling poliomyelitis seen in Adelaide", (Pellew RAA) 1949-1951, Med J Australia, 1, 944
Epidemic Neuromyasthenia (ENM) "Further investigations on a disease resembling poliomyelitis in Australia" (1955), Adelaide, Pellew RAA, Miles JAR, Med J Aust. http://www.investinme.org/InfoCentre Epidemics.htm http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2425322/pdf/postmedj00263-0008.pdf
Double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of intravenous immunoglobulin therapy (1990) http://www.amjmed.com/article/0002-9343(90)90173-B/abstract
Intravenous immunoglobulin (1997) www.amjmed.com/article/S0002-9343(97)90045-0/abstract
Cell-mediated Immunity (1992) Division of Psychiatry, Prince Henry Hospital, NSW http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1554231/pdf/clinexpimmunol00051-0078.pdf
Cytokine Production response to exercise (1994) Depart. of Infectious Diseases, Prince Henry Hospital, NSW http://cid.oxfordjournals.org/content/18/Supplement_1/S142.abstract
Longitudinal study of outcome of CFS (1994) http://www.bmj.com/content/308/6931/756.full?sid=23f733bb-f6e6-4990-bc1e-d48e2bb46919
Lactic acid (1995) The Adelaide CFS Research Group, Adelaide University, http://sacfs.asn.au/medical/adelaide_uni_research_1.htm
Maximal Oxygen uptake and lactate mechansim are normal (2002) Dept. of Physiology, University of Adelaide http://digital.library.adelaide.edu...mode=full&submit_simple=Show+full+item+record
Lactate Threshold during exercise (2004) University of Adelaide http://sacfs.asn.au/medical/adelaide_uni_research_2.htm
Molecular basis to CFS (1996) http://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...d270a7463d1014127b2dc1e15cc6a22d&jchunk=57#57 http://www.orient-explorer.com/auiac/Prof Tim Roberts.pdf
Symptom expression & Urinary Metabolites (1996) Uni of Sydney, Uni of Newcastle, John Hunter Hosp http://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...7361dc68f4568aac86729947fccdcf17&searchtype=a
Cognitive deficits (1997) Inflammation Research Unit, School of Pathology, University of New South Wales http://bjp.rcpsych.org/cgi/content/...na&searchid=1&FIRSTINDEX=0&resourcetype=HWCIT
Cognitive functioning in CFS a meta analyses (2010) University of Adelaide, http://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/handle/2440/61121
Changes in plasma lipid homeostasis (1999) Uni of Newcastle, Uni of Sydney, John Hunter Hosp. http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=1220520
Plasma fatty acids and sterols in sudden and gradual-onset CFS (2000), Uni of Newcastle http://www.deepdyve.com/lp/taylor-f...-and-sterols-in-sudden-and-gradual-lTmpQYGIgC
Dev. of lab-based tests in chronic pain & fatigue, Essential fatty acids & cholesterol, JOURNAL OF CFS, 7, NO. 2 59-62 (2000) Uni of Newcastle
Biochemical & Microbiological Abnormalities: The Dev of lab based tests and possible role of toxic chemicals (1999) Uni of Newcastle http://informahealthcare.com/doi/ab...onic+fatigue+syndrome%27%29&searchHistoryKey=
Biochemistry of Chronic Pain and Fatigue (2000) University of Newcastle, Nth Shore Hosp, Westmead Hosp. http://www.co-cure.org/infor20.htm
Erythrocyte morphology in rheumatoid arthritis & CFS, JOURNAL OF CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME, 6, NO. 1 23-35 (2000)
Blood parameters indicative of Oxidative Stress associated with symptom expression of CFS (2000) University of Newcastle http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/maney/rer/2000/00000005/00000001/art00009
Association between oxidative damage markers & temporomandibular dysfunction symptoms in CFS (2004) University of Newcastle http://ogma.newcastle.edu.au:8080/vital/access/manager/Repository/uon:1520
Free radicals in CFS: cause or effect? (2000) University of Newcastle http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10939298
Erythrocyte Oxidative Damage (2006) Charles Sturt University, NSW http://www.cfids-cab.org/cfs-inform/Hypotheses/richards.etal07.pdf
Moclobemide trial (2000) Uni of NSW, St George Hosp & Royal North Shore Hosp www.psychiatrist.com/abstracts/abstracts.asp?abstract=200009/090003.htm
Development of laboratory-based tests in chronic pain & fatigue. 1. Muscle catabolism and coagulase negative staphylococci which produce membrane damaging toxins, JOURNAL OF CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME, 7, NO. 2 53-57 (2000)
Coagulase-negative staphylococcus toxins are associated with temporomandibular disorder in CFS (2004) University of Newcastle http://ogma.newcastle.edu.au:8080/vital/access/manager/Repository/uon:1519?query=CFS
Personality in development & perpetuation of CFS (2000) Qld Uni of Tech www.unboundmedicine.com/medline/eb...and_perpetuation_of_chronic_fatigue_syndrome_
Definition-based Analyses of Symptoms (2001) VUB, Belgium & University of Newcastle http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1046/j.1365-2796.2001.00890.x/full
CFS sufferers with SSIS have distinct metabolic profile (2001) University of Newcastle http://www.me-cvs.nl/index.php?pageid=4610&printlink=true&highlight=fatigue
Potassium (total body), Royal Adelaide Hospital and University of Adelaide (2001) http://nuclmed.web.auth.gr/magazine/eng/may01/origpaper2.htm http://sacfs.asn.au/medical/adelaide_uni_research_3.htm
Rickettsiae, John Graham, Flinders University, Sth Australia http://sacfs.asn.au/medical/adelaide_research.htm
Test-Retest Reliability of the Aerobic Power Index Test (2003) University of Western Australia http://www.cfids-cab.org/cfs-inform/Exercise/wallman.et.al.04.txt
Graded Exercise (2004) University of Western Australia www.mja.com.au/public/issues/180_09_030504/wal10613_fm.html www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/helthrpt/stories/s1103322.htm
Physiological Responses during submaximal cycle test (2004) University of Western Australia http://journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/A...al_Responses_during_a_Submaximal_Cycle.4.aspx
Submaximal exercise variables predict peak exercise performance in CFS? Uni of WA (2007) www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=A...8986c6a28ce8423c65ecaa10295e513f&searchtype=a
Association between CFS and the Corticosteroid-binding globulin gene ALA SER224 polymorphism (2004) University of Adelaide http://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/handle/2440/55095
Post-infective and cfs precipitated by viral and non viral pathogens, EBV, Ross River Virus, Q fever (2006 Dubbo studies) http://www.bmj.com/content/333/7568/575.full?sid=a01109c6-3eb2-4786-a95c-7ca9dc13316e http://www.bmj.com/content/333/7568/0.3.full?sid=e37c825c-6c70-4b40-92aa-4e023aeab496
Long term persistance of Q fever (2010) Aust Rickettsial Reference Lab http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20639288
Hematologic and urinary Excretion Anomalies (2007) University of Newcastle http://ebm.rsmjournals.com/cgi/content/full/232/8/1041
Bacterial Colonosis (2007) Institute of Biotech and Molecular Science, Uni of Melb. http://www.ahmf.org/07access/07butt_final.htm
Icreased d-lactic Acid Intestinal Bacteria (2009) Institute of Biotechnology and Molecular Science www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19567398
Sleep-Wake Behaviour in CFS (2010/2011) University of NSW http://www.journalsleep.org/ViewAbstract.aspx?pid=28135
Long-chain acylcarnitine deficiency (2011) University of SA http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1365-2796.2010.02341.x/abstract
MRI study, brain stem dysfunction and altered homeostatis (2011) Adelaide CFS research group http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/nbm.1692/abstract
Australian Studies in Progress
The Role of Lewis Phenotype and ABH Secretor Status in Relation to Nasal Carriage of Staphylococcal Species in Patients with CFS (started 2010, 1 year study) http://www.newcastle.edu.au/research/expertise/135166.html
Development of a new clinical diagnostic/bioassay for chronic fatigue syndrome (started 2009, 3 year study) http://www.newcastle.edu.au/research/expertise/135166.html
The Importance of Small Colony Variants (SCV's) of toxin producing Coagulase-negative Staphylococci in CFS (started 2006, 4 year study) http://www.newcastle.edu.au/research/expertise/135166.html
Australian ME/CFS Reported Deaths
19 yr old Alison Hunter of Sydney died 1996. "In the end, heart damage, massive ulceration to her throat, failure of her gut and bowel and horrendous neurological symptoms, conspired to defeat her." [1] www.ahmf.org/smh040502.html
* Alison gave a speech in Ireland at the International Meeting on CFS when she was 17. www.ahmf.org/speech.html.
Tracey Lee Ash, 26 from Adelaide, died on March 7, 2002 from CFIDS/ME related causes. "Tracey battled with CFIDS/ME/FMS and multiple chemical sensitivities for many years. Tracey constantly searched for new possibilities of getting well, but in the end wellness became a faded and unreachable distant light." [2] http://sacfs.asn.au/publications/talking_point/2002/issue_1/tracey_ash.htm
ME/CFS and the Law
Queensland mother fights to get daughter back (1999) www.abc.net.au/7.30/stories/s21850.htm
Current Australian ME/CFS Events
Australian National Radio ABC
Pace Trial. Comparison of Treatments for CFS
Professor Michael Sharpe
Professor of Psychological Medicine,
University of Edinburgh,
Editor in Chief of the medical journal
The Lancet,
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/healthreport/stories/2011/3192571.htm
[1] www.ahmf.org/smh040502.html
[2] www.blueribboncampaignforme.org/ME_CFS_Memorial.html
Likes: heapsreal
Tania I may have put up Tracey's link once too many but it can be deleted if need be.
Wow thanks .. that's heaps better. Glad someone can sort it out... that really had me confused.
The double link was exactly the same one wasnt it??? I got rid of the double one accidently before checking. The words "distant light" were being highlighted.
Its looking great now..but if that was a different link and better then what we have.. please let me know.
I think this page is going to end up looking great if we all keep chipping into it.
taniaaust1 said:
Tania I just came back on line. I wanted to tell you that i made a rather large error! I will be back in a sec. By the way I am not sure if I put the right link in. I havent even had a chance to read the article. you know you can undo the changes I made.
ohh lol.. we may be both working on the same page at once.. so when we look.. it may be completely different lol.
The link was actually in wrong place.. it was attached to the words "distant light" rather then the actual reference number, to link the quote i'd copied, to its reference at the bottom of the page. (i didnt thou see if you were trying to use the right link or not).
Actually i had no idea that wikipedia numbers of reference. actually were links. i just went to the real wikipedia to check out if that is so and if that was what you'd been trying to do. Once i saw they are.. it confirmed to me what i'd thought you were trying to do.
i think i learn something new every day when i try to use our wiki here.
The way I put the link in: First I clicked on the link you had inserted, I copied the URL from that page, went back to the wiki and put it where I thought you meant for it to go. So if it is different I can't tell because I dont know what it looked like to start with. I just went to the page you linked.
i'd just moved about the stuff on Alison hunter.. the order of the sentences.. as i'd mentioned it her death.. then gone on about her lecturing on CFS.. then after that went back to how she died. So now the flow of things there is better and in a better order
So now the bad thing I did I was trying to make them pages in a book. I looked up vaultwiki. I should have played in the sandbox but didnt think to do that. I made by mistake the contact list the title of the index page for the book which should have some aussie name but now says Aus advocacy contact list instead.
I cant change it and if I cant find out how to in vaultwiki tomorrow then do you think we can make new pages with the right titles and put as chapters in new book and then delet the old ones? Cutting and pasting should work to make complete new pages, yeh? I gotta go to bed so this prob made no sense. Sorry for the mess.
Melodie said:
i know that you did manage to create a working link, congrats.. i still need to get my head about doing things in that way...
i assume you had the right one if you were trying to match the [2] reference quote .. to the [2] reference under the reference list. For some reason thou, it had linked up onto the wrong thing... it was linked to two words in the text before the [2] rather then just to the [2] .
i dont know if you want to give it another go and see if you can get it to link to just the two (so a couple of words in the actual text isnt appearig as links) or if you want to just leave it for now and i'll try to work it out by your instructions when my head is up to more brain work.
I made by mistake the contact list the title of the index page for the book which should have some aussie name but now says Aus advocacy contact list instead.
LMAO.. yeah i did notice that.. but i didnt have the heart to point out to you that it was kind of messed up. Thought we could fix it up at a later date.. Right now i have not a clue on how to work that either.. but we will work it out at some point
Maybe we could call the book ME/CFS Australia or something (umm or maybe not as it would then sound like the Australian ME/CFS Association), when we work it out.
* Note.. my last big boo boo with the CFS/ME Organisation page with two different pages is still there
Looks like you fixed taking link from behind the two words. I just thought thats where you asked me to put (I didnt think why)! lol
With the reference numbers the number one doesnt have a link on it either. I can try do it another time. How urgent do you think it is fixing the book mess. (if alter paper hasnt come out yet by tomorrow that is) Gotta go now
Nothing is urgent .. other then people wondering why the book is called that , i cant see how it would cause any issues.
Tania and all, I put Monday's ABC radio interview announcement up under Current ME/CFS Events. Thanks to Alison.
"ME/CFS Australia (Victoria) is pleased to announce that we have secured a
national radio interview on the topic 'Exploring ME/CFS'
Those interviewed will include Mr Simon Molesworth QC President of ME/CFS
Australia, Dr Donald Lewis (CFS Discovery) and Dr Nicole Phillips
(psychiatrist)
Aug 23 Mon 10-11 pm Eastern standard time, Australia
Radio ABC Tony Delroy Nightlife http://www.abc.net.au/nightlife/ "
To find ABC LOCAL RADIO frequency (Sorry I edited this because its not radio national) go to
http://www.abc.net.au/reception/freq/
and put in your postcode.
I put up Dr Byron Hyde's upcoming vistit on the 18th Sept in Melbourne under upcoming events.
I added this info about Dr Byron Hyde's planned visits to other locations from facebook:
Australian Capital Territory: 1st week i...n September
(http://www.mecfscanberra.org.au/)
New South Wales: 7th & 8th September (http://www.me-cfs.org.au/)
Western Australia: 9th - 12th September (http://www.mecfswa.org.au/)
Tasmania: 15th & 16th September (http://www.mecfs-vic.org.au/)
Victoria: 17th & 18th September (http://www.mecfs-vic.org.au/)
Times and venues will be posted as soon as they are confirmed. Please
contact the ME/CFS organisation in your Australian state or territory for
updates and more information.
@ Melodie .. glad info is there.
Would you mind if i shorten the info you put down? Im thinking of those who have trouble with reading.. its added a lot of extra to page and probably could be summarised a lot with link to the site with the info.
ME/CFS Australia (Victoria) is pleased to announce that we have secured a
Radio ABC Tony Delroy Nightlife http://www.abc.net.au/nightlife/
eg.. To have shorter summary of there original spill, i'd take out "ME/CFS Australia (Victoria) is pleased to announce that we have secured a" and "Those interviewed"
so the start would end up reading "National radio interview on the topic 'Exploring ME/CFS includes Mr Simon Molesworth QC President of ME/CFS
(psychiatrist) "
and shorten info on Dr Bryon Hides talks, the date stuff to 1st-18th Sept being held in various Aust. States (and then put in the face book link so people could look up the exact where's and whens if interested).
Would you mind me shortening it but so people are still able to access all the details they need from the page?
I need to learn how to link words like you do, you seem to have the hang of it .. i havent been game to try that yet
[QUOTE=taniaaust1;113701]eg.. To have shorter summary of there original spill, i'd take out "ME/CFS Australia (Victoria) is pleased to announce that we have secured a" and "Those interviewed"
I need to learn how to link words like you do, you seem to have the hang of it .. i havent been game to try that yet[/QUOTE]
The top part that I bolded sure. Canyou just remove the spaces between the lines of the other states, cos this is a pretty big thing that Aussies would want to know about.Then see how it looks, if we can reduce the bottom lines.
To link a word to a URL, highlight the word, then click on the "link" icon above (it is next to the "align to right margin" icon) it is a picture of a globe with chain links at the bottom. the window opens where you past the URL (that you already copied from the site).
im feeling a little down tonight (close to taers).. as im finding it hard just to get a sentence together without putting in completely wrong words. im so wanting to work on wiki but keep on finding myself here.. just staring at computer as its beening so hard on my brain.
We are trying to secure both Dr Byron Hyde and Professor De Meirleir for an education session or maybe two education sessions to GP'S, medical academics/researchers throughout Victoria. A few relevant senior/exec level government health advisors, minister will also be invited
ME/CFS Vic have partnered for the first time with the GP Divisions of Victoria to bring this education session to the medical community of Victoria. Advertising will get to every GP in Victoria. Me/Cfs Vic will also be advertising widely through medical schools etc, this will take quite a bit of office and staff time over the next few weeks to strategically manage and maximize the impact of the event/s,so please leave phone messages if we do not answer immediately, we will always return your call just as soon as we can
Partnering with GPVic is a huge milestone for ME/CFS and for ME/CFS Vic. Having GPVic actively support the session/s allows for a high level of credibility for the speakers and also the condition ME/CFS amongst the medical community. We expect a very good turn out. We also have senior/exec government health policy advisers who are interested in attending
im just sticking that here for the time being.. i want to add it to a time line for groundbreaking CFS/ME events in Australia. This GP divison partnering with ME society for the first time to help bring more education to our doctors over here. i think is special event.
Putting that other page here as im playing about (trying to get rid of the double pages of it which are connected together and worried i may loose the thing... so here it safety sits in case it decides to do vanishing act!
"Organisations
Organisations and support groups can be invaluable for those with CFS as well to those who still are seeking an official diagnoses. CDC research has put the number that remain undiagnosed in America at 80% [1]. This is due in part that many doctors are still reluctant to give diagnoses due to lack of knowledge. For many, CFS organisations may be the first contact those with CFS may have for advice.
* Like the whole CFS issue of what defines CFS and what CFS is, controversy surrounds some CFS organisations.
CFIDS Association of America www.cfids.org *
International Association of CFS/ME www.iacfsme.org
R.E.S.C.I.N.D. www.rescindinc.org
P.A.N.D.O.R.A www.pandoranet.info
M.E. Society of America http://www.cfids-cab.org/MESA/
National CFIDS Foundation www.ncf-net.org
ME/CFS Association of Australia Ltd www.mecfs.org.au
Alison Hunter Memorial Foundation http://fresh-guild.com/ahmfsite/index.html
ME/CFS Australia (SA) http://sacfs.asn.au
ACT ME/CFS Society Inc www.mecfscanberra.org.au
ME/CFS Society of NSW www.me-cfs.org.au
ME/CFS Australia (Victoria) www.mecfs-nt.org.au
ME/CFS Australia (Northern Territory) http://www.mecfs-vic.org.au/welcome-...hern-territory
ME/CFS/FM Support Association QLD Inc www.mecfsfmq.org.au
ME/CFS Society of WA (Inc) www.mecfswa.org.au
Darwin ME/CFS Society
ME/CFS Australia (Tasmania)
Nightingale Research Foundation www.nightingale.ca
FM-CFS Canada http://fm-cfs.ca/home.html
Invisible Disabilities Association of Canada www.nsnet.org/idacan
National ME/FM Action Network http://www.mefmaction.net/
European Society for ME (ESME) http://esme-eu.com/
European ME alliance www.euro-me.org
Association Francaise du Syndrome de Fatigue Chronique et de Fibromyalgie http://asso.nordnet.fr/cfs-spid/index.html
Associazione Italiana Sindrome da Stanchezza Cronica www.salutemed.it/cfs
ME/CFS Foreningen www.me-cfs.dk/Forside
Irish ME/CFS Association http://www.activelink.ie/node/389
Irish M.E. Trust (I.M.E.T) http://www.imet.ie/
ME and Disability Support Group http://www.steungroep.nl/index.php/home/organisatie
ME/CVS Vereniging http://www.me-cvsvereniging.nl/welko...cvs-vereniging
The CFS - Netherlands Foundation http://www.me-cvs-stichting.nl/
Norges ME-Forening http://www.me-forening.no/index.php
Associated New Zealand ME Society www.anzmes.org.nz
ME Research UK (MERUK) http://www.meresearch.org.uk/index.html
MEActionUK www.meactionuk.org.uk
Association of Young People with ME www.ayme.org.uk *
Action for ME www.afme.org.uk *
CFS Research Foundation www.cfsrf.com
The ME Association www.meassociation.org.uk
ME North East www.menortheast.org
The National ME Centre www.nmec.org.uk
The Young ME Sufferers Trust www.tymestrust.org
25% ME Group www.25megroup.org
Welsh Association of ME and CFS support www.wames.org.uk
Invest in ME www.investinme.org
* indicates Organisations in which involve controversy
* Controversy Related To Support Organisations
This is expecially an issue in the UK as many disagree with the Wessley school of thought which revolves around CFS being a psychological disorder and in which CBT and GET are often the only two treatments recommended with other treatments highly discouraged. Both the main UK organisations AFME & AYME (the AFME junior organisation) are quite supportive of the Wessley school of thought but many patients have been harmed while following these recommendations.
Many UK patients have been treated as they are somatizing and psychological instead of biomedical research is usually undertaken. Also there is the issue of AFME use of the Oxford CFS guidelines to select study participants.
1. www.cdc.gov/cfs/cfsbasicfacts.htm
please add your states CFS associations to this! (go to edit at top of this page, it will automatically put the color on any links)"

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Top 5 Most Popular Game Consoles at Heritage
By: Dylan Whittaker, Heritage Academy Scholar, Gateway campus Video games are a fun thing to use a to pass time or to have fun with your friends after school or on weekends. At Heritage, there are many people that bring and play games with each other during lunch or after school to have some fun [...]
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An Unforgettable Experience: A Review of the 2018 History Tour
By: Alexandra Hess, a scholar at the Gateway campus All of junior year and part of my senior year was spent anticipating my trip to New York and Boston on the 2018 History Tour and let me say, it was 100% worth the wait. From being delayed in Chicago for two hours, to getting stuck [...]
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4 meseci, 3 tedni in 2 dneva () je romunski umetniški film z elementi drame in trilerja iz leta 2007, ki ga je režiral in zanj napisal scenarij Cristian Mungiu, v glavnih vlogah pa nastopajo Anamaria Marinca, Laura Vasiliu in Vlad Ivanov. Dogajanje je postavljeno v Socialistično republiko Romunijo v zadnjih letih vladavine Nicolaeja Ceaușescuja in prikazuje zgodbo dveh študentk, sostanovalk v študentskem domu, ki poskušata priti do tedaj nezakonitega splava, ki je bil v državi prepovedan leta 1966 z zloglasnim odlokom 770. Navdih za film je bila anekdota iz socialističnega časa in splošni socialni zgodovinski kontekst, prikazuje zvestobo obeh prijateljic in prepreke, na katere naletita.

Mungiu in direktor fotografije Oleg Mutu sta film posnela v Bukarešti in drugih lokacijah v Romuniji leta 2006. Premierno je bil prikazan 17. maja 2007 na  Filmskem festivalu v Cannesu, kjer je osvojil glavno nagrado zlata palma ter tudi nagrado Mednarodnega združenja filmskih kritikov in filmsko nagrado francoskega izobraževalnega sistema. V Romuniji je bil premierno prikazan 1. junija na Mednarodnem filmskem festivalu Transilvanija in naletel je na dobre ocene kritikov, ki so pohvalili njegov minimalizem in intenzivnost tem. Osvojil je tudi evropski filmski nagradi za najboljši film in režijo ter bil nominiran za zlati globus in nagrado César za najboljši tujejezični film. Po izboru BBC-ja se je uvrstil na 15. mesto stotih najboljših filmov 21. stoletja.

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 Anamaria Marinca kot Otilia Mihartescu
 Laura Vasiliu kot Gabriela »Găbița« Dragut
 Vlad Ivanov kot Viorel Bebe
 Alexandru Potocean kot Adi Radu
 Luminița Gheorghiu kot Gina Radu
 Adi Cărăuleanu kot dr. Radu
 Mădălina Ghițescu kot Dora

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Home » News Centre » Ottawa's solitary bill is a start. Now the provinces must do better
Removing the "Canadian experience" barrier
Ending cruel and inhuman treatment in corrections
Bill 6, Corrections Transformation Act: Chief Commissioner comments to the Standing Committee on Justice Policy
Submission of the OHRC to the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services Provincial Segregation Review
Supplementary Submission of the OHRC to the MCSCS Provincial Segregation Review
Ottawa's solitary bill is a start. Now the provinces must do better
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Published Tuesday, Jun. 20, 2017 6:41PM EDT
Last updated Tuesday, Jun. 20, 2017 8:24PM EDT
Renu Mandhane is the chief commissioner of the Ontario Human Rights Commission
On Monday, the federal government introduced Bill C-56, which would impose a 21-day limit for "administrative segregation" (this will be decreased to 15 days after the legislation is in operation for 18 months). Where prison authorities propose to keep a person in segregation beyond these time limits, the case would be referred to an independent external reviewer to make recommendations on whether the prisoner should be released or remain in segregation. The reviewer would also examine cases where prisoners have been in segregation for 90 days or placed in segregation three or more times in a year. Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale explained that the reforms "will help divert mentally ill offenders from administrative segregation."
In response to the bill, Mary Campbell, the former director-general of the federal government's corrections directorate, noted that "there is no independent adjudication in this bill in any real sense." Other advocates pointed out that the bill doesn't prohibit segregation of people with mental health disabilities or even pregnant women. Federal Correctional Investigator Ivan Zinger expressed disappointment that such prohibitions were left to policy rather than included in the legislation itself.
While I share these concerns, the introduction of Bill C-56 has been a long time coming. It's been nearly 10 years since Ashley Smith died while being held in solitary confinement at Grand Valley Institution for Women in Kitchener, Ont. and almost nine months since the public learned that Adam Capay spent more than 1,600 consecutive days in solitary confinement in particularly egregious conditions at the Thunder Bay Jail.
Having worked on these issues for more than a decade, I know that Ashley Smith and Adam Capay's experiences are indicative of a systemic human-rights problem. Thankfully, the public is now demanding that this problem be addressed.
What many Canadians may not realize is that the bill won't apply to people such as Adam Capay – or to any of the more than 25,000 people who are held in jails operated by the provinces and territories.
That's because prisoners serving sentences of less than two years or awaiting trial are typically held in provincial or territorial, rather than federal, correctional facilities. Of the provinces and territories, Ontario has the largest prison population. On any given day in 2015-16, Ontario held approximately 8,000 prisoners; over the course of the year, Ontario admitted nearly 80,000 people into its 26 institutions.
In his recent independent review of segregation in Ontario, Howard Sapers, the former federal correctional investigator, found that last year, over 1,300 people spent more than 60 days in segregation, 22 people spent over a year, and five people spent over three years. He found that segregation is the default tool in Ontario to manage people with mental-health or mobility-related disabilities, people at risk of self-harm or suicide and critically-ill patients requiring close medical supervision.
If implemented, Mr. Sapers' recommendations would position Ontario as the national leader in corrections. His recommendations to Ontario go beyond Bill C-56, by banning segregation for more than 15 continuous days and 60 total days in a year and prohibiting it for pregnant women and people with significant mental-health disabilities.
I am encouraged by the Ontario government's response to the Sapers report. The government affirmed its commitment to human rights and agreed to address each of the 63 recommendations. The day the report was released, the government committed to introducing groundbreaking new corrections legislation in the fall, provide adequate health care to prisoners and enhance independent oversight of segregation.
Under international human-rights law, no prisoners should spend more than 15 consecutive days in solitary confinement and people with mental-health disabilities should never be held for 22-24 hours a day with little or no human interaction. In light of these standards, Bill C-56 should be considered as a floor, not a ceiling. The provinces and territories, including Ontario, can, and should, do better.
Read Chief Commissioner Renu Mandhane's Op-Ed in the Globe and Mail, published June 21, 2017.
Solitary confinement: Our Chief Commissioner @RenuMandhane on Bill C-56 @globeandmail. Read and share: https://t.co/GPhJLVnk9p #AdamCapay pic.twitter.com/cz3mH8aHp1
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Home » Jamb Subject Combination for Fisheries 2022/2023
Jamb Subject Combination for Fisheries 2022/2023
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Jamb Subject Combination for Fisheries 2022/2023. What is Jamb Subject Combination for Fisheries in unilag, unizik, unilorin, oau, ui, tasued, uniben, abu zaria, uniabuja, fuoye, uniuyo delsu and uniport. Listed below is the Jamb subject combination for Fisheries.
Joint Admission and Matriculation Board has instructed that all candidates must know their JAMB subject combination before filling the form online. The implication of filling and sitting for wrong JAMB subject combination is that your admission will be forfeited even if you have high JAMB score.
JAMB Subject Combination for Fisheries
WAEC Requirements for Fisheries
Special Requirements (Waiver) Remarks
List of Schools That Offer Fisheries
JAMB Subject Combination for other courses
The JAMB subject combination for Fisheries is Use of English, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science and any other Science subject.
The subjects required to study Fisheries in both WAEC and NECO are as follows:
Five SSCE credit passes in Biology/Agric Science, Chemistry, Mathematics and English plus any other Science subject.
(i) DELSU accept a pass in English Language.
(ii) MOUAU accepts Five O' level credit Passes in not more than two sittings to include: English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, or Agricultural Science and any other science subjects. It also requires at least a Pass in Physics. A Credit in Agricultural Science must be backed up with at least a Pass in Biology.
(iii) MAUTECH requires Chemistry, Biology, Agric. Science, and Mathematics/Physics.
(iv) UNIUYO and NDU require five 'O' level credit passes in English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology or Agricultural Science
(v) DELSU accepts a pass in English Language with credit pass in Mathematics.
(vi) UNIBEN accepts Statistics and Further Mathematics. Also requires at least a pass in Physics and a pass in Biology for candidates with a credit pass in Agric. Science.
(vii) UNIPORT accepts any of Physics, Geography and Economics.
(viii) MAUTECH requires five `O' Level credit passes to include English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology/Agric. Science, Physics, Geography/ Economics
(ix) OOU requires five 'O' level credit passes to include English Language, Mathematics, Biology or Agricultural Science and any other two subjects.
(x) RSUST requires credits in English Language and Mathematics.
(xi)KWASU requires Five SSCE credit passes in English Language, Chemistry, Biology, Agric. Science, Mathematics and Physics/Geography/Economics.
(xii) FUTMINNA accepts any one of Physics, geography, Economics, Home Economics, Food and nutrition as the fifth subject. At least a pass in Physics is required.
(xiii) KSU requires five credit passes at SSCE and/or GCE O/L in English Language, Chemistry, Biology or Agric. Science, Mathematics, Economics or any Social Science subject and a pass in Physics. A Credit in Agricultural Science must be backed up with at least a pass in Biology.
The O level (WAEC and NECO) requirements posted above may only apply to Fisheries under the faculty of Agriculture. If the Fisheries you intend in studying is in another faculty, the subject requirements may be different from the one on this page.
The following are the list of schools that offer Fisheries:
Cross River State University of Technology
Delta State University, Abraka
Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi
Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai
Kebbi State University of Science and Technology of Science and Technology
Kwara State University, Ilorin
Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola
Nasarawa State University, Keffi
Olabisi Onabanjo University
Ondo State University of Science and Technology
University of Benin, Benin City
University of Calabar
University of Maiduguri
University of Port Harcourt
Usman Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Sokoto
Agriculture: English, Chemistry, Biology/Agriculture and any one of Physics and Mathematics.
Agricultural Economics: English Language, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science and Mathematics.
Agricultural-Extension: English, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science plus Mathematics or Physics.
Agronomy: English, Chemistry, Biology or Agriculture and Physics or Mathematics.
Animal Production and Science: Use of English, Chemistry, Biology/Agric Science and Physics/Mathematics.
Crop Production and Science: English, Chemistry, Biology/Agriculture and Mathematics or Physics.
Soil Science: English, Chemistry, Biology or Agricultural Science plus Mathematics or Physics.
Fisheries: Use of English, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science and any other Science subject.
Veterinary Science: English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Forestry: Use of English, Chemistry, Biology or Agriculture and Physics or Mathematics.
Medicine and Surgery: Use of English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Biochemistry: Use of English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Nursing/Nursing Science: Use of English, Physics, Biology and Chemistry
Food, Science and Technology: Use of English, Chemistry, Mathematics / Physics and Agric Science
Pharmacy: Use of English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Anatomy: English, Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry or Physics.
Dentistry: Use of English, Chemistry, Biology and one Science subject.
Medical Laboratory Science: English Language, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Medical Rehabilitation: Use of English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Physiology: Use of English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Physiotherapy: Use of English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Radiography: Use of English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Veterinary Medicine: Use of English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry
Computer Science: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and one of Biology, Chemistry, Agric Science, Economics and Geography
Biological Sciences: Use of English, Biology, Chemistry and Physics or Mathematics.
Physics: Use of English, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry or Biology.
Mathematics: Use of English, Mathematics and any two of Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Biology and Agricultural Science.
Chemistry: Use of English, Chemistry and two of Physics, Biology and Mathematics.
Industrial Chemistry: Use of English, Chemistry, Mathematics and any of Physics/Biology/Agricultural Science.
Geology: Use of English and any three Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Biology and Geography.
Geography: Use of English, Geography and any two of Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Agricultural Science.
Surveying and Geoinformatics: Use of English, Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.
Statistics: Use of English, Mathematics and any two of Physics and Chemistry
Building: Use of English, Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.
Microbiology: Use of English, Biology, Chemistry and either Physics or Mathematics.
Botany: Use of English, Biology, Chemistry and any other Science subject.
Zoology: Use of English, Biology and any two of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
Pure and Applied Mathematics: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Biology or Agric Science or Chemistry or Geography.
Civil Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Agricultural Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Chemical Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Computer Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Electrical /Electronics Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Marine Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Mechanical Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Petroleum and Gas Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Systems Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Structural Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Production and Industrial Engineering: Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Architecture: English, Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.
Quantity Surveying: Use of English, Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.
Urban and Regional Planning: English, Mathematics, Geography and one of Economics, Physics, Chemistry.
Estate Management: Use of English, Mathematics, Economics and one other subject
Business Administration: Use of English, Mathematics, Economics and any other Social Science subject
Public Administration: Use of English, Government, Economics and any other subject
Banking and Finance: Use of English, Mathematics, one Social Science subject and any other subject
Demography and Social Statistics: Use of English, Mathematics, Economics/Geography an any other subject.
Geography: Use of English, Geography and two other Arts or Social Science subjects
Library Science: Use of English and Any three Arts or Social Science subjects
Mass Communication: Use of English and any three from Arts or Social Science subjects.
Philosophy: Use of English, Government and any other two subjects
Religious Studies: Use of English Language, CRK/IRS and any two other subjects.
Industrial Relations: Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other relevant subject
Human Resources Management: Use of English, Economics, Government and any other relevant subjects.
International Relations: Use of English, Economics, Literature- in English and Geography/Govern ment/History.
Business Management: Use of English, Mathematics, Economics and one other subject.
Marketing: Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other relevant Subject.
Insurance: English, Mathematics, Economics and one other subject.
Fine and Applied Arts: Use of English Language, Fine Art and two other Arts subjects or Social Science subject.
Theatre Arts: Use of English, Lit. in English and two other relevant subjects.
Linguistics: English, Two relevant Arts subjects and any other subject.
English and International Studies: Use of English, Literature in English, Government or History or any other Arts subjects.
English Language: Use of English, Lit.-in-English, one other Arts subject and another Arts or Social Science subject.
History and International Studies: Use of English, History/Government and any other two subjects from Arts & Social Science.
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Acura Integra Type R For Free On Craigslist Turns Out To Be Legit
It's always smart to play it safe when someone is trying to sell something for free. Zilch. Nada. Nothing. In the age of endless internet scams and gullible consumers, anything advertised for free online should be viewed through a thick lens of skepticism. So, when a Craigslist ad for a 2000 Acura Integra Type R popped up online earlier this month, there was a hefty dose of cynicism. No one wants a Craigslist deal to turn sour. But the ad wasn't a scam, and the seller, uh giver, wanted the car gone.
Tiremeetsroad.com has been tracking the story from the initial Craigslist post to the owners' follow-up video detailing their acquisition. There is some uncertainty on it the car was actually free. The article says the car ended up costing $2,000, which would still be an incredible price for such a rare car.
The two guys who bought it made a video…
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The EVA retractable pergola system provides an elegant outdoor covering to allow outdoor areas to be used in even the worst of weather conditions.
The Eva rafter profiles (54 x 135 mm) have been designed with unique Water Guard side channels and allow for projections up to 5m per system. Widths are customised according to site requirements and available in any size up to 13m. The EVA system offers up to 65sqm of protection at the touch of a button but when required linking multiple systems is also possible and made easy by our patented Storm Channel joining system that ensures 100% waterproof join every time.
The heart of the system is driven by multiple Suntech F3 eight wheel slider carriages (Each F3 slider carriage has a load limit of 600kgs) that incorporates a triple layer barrier system and works in conjunction with a timing belt that has been reinforced with multiple internal stainless steel cables to provide a pulling strength of over 966kg. It's this tension that is applied to the fabric membrane to allow an angle of 6 degrees fall possible and ensure all water drains away.


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The Gates Foundation's Growing Art Influence
Art has taken on a new medium at the hand of the Gates Foundation. The Art of Saving a Life, sponsored by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, intends to promote vaccination ahead of an international push toward raising funds for vaccination efforts.
The campaign marks the first time the foundation has commissioned artists in service of a cause. Participants include photographers like Annie Leibovitz, Mary Ellen Mark, Sebastião Salgado; writers, including Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie; bands like Playing for Change; and filmmakers including Luc Jacquet – director of March of the Penguins. The hope is that their work will spread virally across social media using the hashtag #VaccinesWork to encourage donations and a dialogue between people, cultures and countries.
Dr. Christopher Elias, president of the global development program within the Gates Foundation, said, "We want to get the buzz and the conversation going, because it's easy to take these important lifesaving tools for granted." His hope is that the project will inspire people "who aren't going to read the editorial in Science," to spread the word about the importance of vaccinations.
Photo by Alexia Sinclair for The New York Times
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Melnik/Melenikon is an old and beautiful place with controvercial history as all the Balkans. Lets try to make this history make us friends - after all our grand parents managed to live there together in joy and hardship, we should also be able to be friends and enjoy the excellent wine and the beauty of the nature.
All those who know Melnik as the region where their ancestors lived, or just want to visit - be welcome! The town has very nice and reasonably prices hotels and restaurants and no one will be sorry after a visit to Melnik.
My family has a winery nearby (www.villamelnik.com) and everyone is welcome.
Hi. My great grandfather came from Melenikon.
Does this ring any bells? We had an uncle called Nikos Matsarokis..
Yes Nicole, my daughter's (Nicole Adamakis) greatgrandparents Chrysanthi and Nicolas Vetsos came from "Melenico" MACEDONIA too.
Melnik is bulgarian town from many many centuries! The greeks in melnik, are moved here from greece in 19 th century,they banished a bulgarian natives! The greeks killed many of them and burned their homes or put up in bulgarian houses!All of them(greeks) moved to Valovishta(sidirokastro) in 1913, given to Greece, after the treaty of Bucharest, when Melnik is returned to mother Bulgaria!
Vy The Way: I meant to thank Nikola Gruev for the very wonderful photos of Meleniko. Thank you, thank you!
And I'm from Melnik.And it's in Bulgaria,not Macadonia.This was part from Bulgaria.
My last name is Melnik and I was wondering if it is named after my ancestors and how I could find out if I really should be called King.
I saw that the grandparents of Nikos and Nicole have origins from Melnik/Melenikon - please, could you contact me and tell me more about your grandparents, and if you have some old photos, documents from this town in your family archive? I'm doing an historical research and it'll be very important and interesting for me.
http://www.kpr.sk/flora/bulgaria/melnik/ These pyramids are rising from the edge of the village. It is a great valley you can walk untill the Rozhen's Monastery.
Yes, Nicole. It's the same. My grandparents were from "Melenico" too. They moved to Sidirokastro, Greece in 1913 after the treaty of Bucharest when Melenico was given to Bulgaria.
My greatgrandparents came from "Melenico", Macedonia. Is it the same as Melnik?
Yes Dave, this is it. Its botanical name is Plane tree.
You have fine photos of Melnik. I visited Melnik and its beautiful locale many years ago, and hope to visit it again.
Does the photo labeled sMelnik_5 have the 600 year old tree on the left side of the photo?
I have been wondering about what kind of tree that was.


Construction of a containment wall for the first phase of the Atlantic Wood Industries Superfund Site Remediation.
Work included construction of a 370-ft long on-shore sheet pile cut off wall, a 130-ft long tied back combination wall and a 1,180-ft long offshore combination wall. The combination walls consist of steel pipe piles and z-shaped sheet piles. A subaqueous concrete fascia wall and mass concrete cap were constructed on the combination wall.
Dredging was completed for access to the work and for installation of sacrificial anodes on the offshore wall.
The jobsite was an E.P.A. superfund site. All operations were monitored and conducted as hazardous operations. All regular site workers were 40 HR Hazwoper Trained.
Project was completed safely with zero accidents and no significant environmental or health hazard events.


Day of Mourning – Taino Vive!
The only truly patriotic and true feeling was emanating from the ceremony of the National Day of Mourning gathering on the hill across from the rock. I was honored to tend the fire of the Taino elder who lead the opening and closing prayers. The rest of the day we all marched with drums, singing, which felt wonderful.


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En Pointe - Ballet Black
Ballet Black is a professional ballet company for international dancers of black and Asian descent. The aim of the group is to promote and celebrate diversity in ballet.
The film follows Cassa Pancho, founder of Ballet Black as she seeks to raise the profile of minority dancers in the world of ballet and provide role models to young, aspiring black and Asian dancers whilst highlighting some of the difficulties preventing greater diversity within ballet.
It was commissioned by Facebook as they celebrate some of the most inspirational young people and communities in the UK through a series of short films. The "Beyond the Screen" series consists of six shorts which shine a light on the powerful and personal stories behind some truly inspirational groups of people. They were screened in cinemas nationwide whilst simultaneously being released on their website.
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A Behind The Scenes look at Walker's treatment of Agadoo. Gary Lineker, Black Lace, and the dancing fruit star star in this outrageous parody.
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Groovovia, the 'coolest nation in the world' was created during Rio 2016. iLuka, a specialised event agency working with the corporate sponsors for the Olympic Games, hosted an Olympic party for their clients in Rio de Janeiro.
Little Miss Sumo trailer
A female sumo wrestler fights against tradition and stigma to win her place in the ring.
An 18 minute short documentary produced by Walks of Life Films, funded by Film London, Tribeca Film Institute, ESPN and Sasakawa Foundation. The film premiered at BFI London Film Festival and is currently on it's festival run, screening in cinemas around the world.
Website: https://sumosupremes.com/little-miss-sumo/
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Love & Hate Or Believe - Tristan C. Anderson
Singer/songwriter Tristan C. Anderson commissioned ten music videos for his new album. He wanted each to have a 'real story' and this is the result.
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Much scholarship and research has been devoted to the remarkable flowering of German literature during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Nevertheless the contribution made by women writers remains comparatively unknown, especially in the English-speaking world. Sappho in the Shadows seeks to rectify this by examining and setting in a social and literary context the life and work of seven female poets, many of whom defied convention in an attempt to establish an independent identity. Each chapter is accompanied by examples of their poetry, together with English translations. The intention is to render the achievement of these pioneering figures more accessible to all those interested in womens' writing in the Classical/Romantic period.
The Editors: Anthony J. Harper was born in 1938 and studied German at the University of Bristol. After teaching at the University of Edinburgh, he became Professor and Head of German Studies at the University of Strathclyde, taking early retirement in 1995. In 1998 he was awarded the title of Professor Emeritus.
Margaret C. Ives was born in 1938 and studied German at Bedford College, University of London. She was for some years Fellow in German of Girton College, Cambridge before moving to the University of Lancaster where she remained until her retirement as Reader Emerita in German Studies in 1997.
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I don't have one particular hobby that I spend a lot of time on. I have several different hobbies that I dedicate my time to. I'd love to have more time to dedicate to them and I would probably be amazing at them all. I am happy with mediocre.
I think it's important to have some sort of hobby, even if it is just one. Everyone needs something to fill the downtime with, to keep minds active and to help relax, whether that be reading, knitting or scrapbooking, or whatever.
My hobbies begin with gardening. I've made a garden in every house I've lived at for the last 25 years. I find great pleasure in planting something in the ground and being rewarded with gorgeous flowers or produce to use in my kitchen.
It's taken me a lot of years to be good at growing my own veggies. I sucked at it for a long time, mainly concentrating on having loads of colourful flowers.
I enjoy going on garden tours and looking at other people's gardens too. My mum is in a local gardening group who do just that once a month and I don't mind tagging along with the old ducks. I am sure they will set me straight about the old bit right away!
My other hobby is photography. I would love to be better at it, and I suppose this is one of those things that the more time I spend on it, the better I will be.
I have to make more time for getting out with my camera to different places and conditions. I could probably explore with my camera settings to see what more I can do with it.
The Wattle Range Council photography competition is coming up quickly. I need to go through all the local photos I have taken in the last year and pick some good ones I can enter.
I don't do one particular sort of craft, like sewing or painting. I like to have a go at just about anything. You could say that I am a jill of all trades when it comes to crafting.
I have never been inspired enough to take up knitting or crochet, but don't mind sitting behind my sewing machine if something takes my fancy. Like the humpty dumpty I made for my Kindergym class.
There was a time when I did lots, and I mean lots of embroidery. I enjoy that, but haven't done any for a while.
I don't mind getting my paintbrushes wet every now and then too, and I've been known to do a bit of drawing.
I tend to only craft when I am inspired and motivated to do so, and I am always happy I did. Google comes in handy if I get stuck on how to get something done! I get very determined when I set out be creative.
Saturday arvo I took myself off for a drive to Lake McIntyre. It's like five minutes down the road.
I ducked into Woolies on the way and grabbed a pizza and some garlic bread I could chuck in the oven when I got home for dinner. Easy peasy. Rolled into the adjoining BWS bottlo for a bourbon can for the five minute road trip. Bob's you're uncle.
I spent an easy hour walking around, taking my time and taking photos. I was lapped three times by an avid afternoon walker at one stage!
By the time I'd got home Brett had nipped down to Woolies and grabbed some pizza anyway, obviously filled in by Izzy, and had it in the oven. I added the garlic bread and we spent a Saturday night watching a movie with the kids. Awesome.
Brett nursed his knackerbags after his day surgery 'snip' on Friday. Funniest thing ever!
We are still finding things to laugh and joke about regarding that! Good on him though for taking one for the team. What a legend.
Joke's on me though, he's home off work for the next few days! Gawd sake!
If you read my last post you would realise that last week I took myself for a drive to Penola. I went to Sharam cottage to raid the herb garden, for a donation of course, and to get away from the house for a good part of the day.
Sharam cottage, on Petticoat lane, is in Penola in the Limestone Coast of South Australia. Penola, is well known, to locals maybe, for it's wool bombing. It adds an awesome charm to the town, and I love it.
I think it's awesome that someone has had the initiative to hang some petticoats on the line out the front of Davidson's cottage too.
On the way home back to Millicent, I stopped to take a photo of the trees over the road, just before the Kalangadoo turn off. I grew up in Kalangadoo, and it always reminds me of how carefree and wonderful my childhood was. Why do we need to grow up?
I remember driving through this avenue of trees many, many times. The flickering of the sunlight through the trees, as I sat in the car with my four siblings.
Summer and I joined Mum for a drive to Penola a couple of weeks ago, to have a look at St Mary's Garden.
After lunch at the bakery in town, she took us to Sharam Cottage.
Sharam cottage is a National Trust property on Petticoat Lane in Penola. It has been preserved to show how the Sharam family lived in the late nineteenth century.
So interesting to see and read their story, if you get the chance, GO and have a look.
At the back of the buildings, there's a gorgeous little herb, fruit and veggie garden. Produce is left in a little wooden hut for purchase, and you're free to pick as many herbs as you like for a donation. You'll be greeted by the most friendly ginger cat on your arrival! He's a charmer.
The first four photos are from that day we visited with Mum. I returned last week on my own (I needed a mental health day/drive) and had a better look around and took more photos, as well as getting more herbs and some feijoas!
I'm so glad Mum showed me this, and I cannot believe I hadn't been before!
The internal walls were clad with hessian, then a layer of paper, so that the wallpaper of the day would stick to the wall. No gyprock in those days!
Sunday I took off from home about nine thirty in the morning. I couldn't get out of there quick enough leaving the girls to a hungover Brett!
I was on my way to the holiday house half an hour away, to clean, as guests were leaving that morning. I had some time to kill as I didn't want to get there too early. They messaged me just before 10 (as I was chatting with the bull) to say they had left and that they'd had a great time, which was lovely. Most of the region was booked out for Generations in Jazz weekend in Mt Gambier.
My camera came along with me, of course. I turned off at Tantanoola, along the Wind farm tourist drive. So many great views to stop and appreciate.


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The Fort
Fort Scott Munitions
Good Ol' Days History
Following the Civil War, Fort Scott began unparalleled growth, spurred by rich natural resources and the railroad industry. In 1899 Fort Scott rivaled Kansas City as the largest rail center west of the Mississippi as railroads spread coast-to-coast. At the time "Street Fairs" were sweeping the country and it was decided that Fort Scott would throw the Grandest Street Fair of them all!
Noted Fort Scott Historian Don Miller writes of the 1899 Parade: "Hundreds of people labored thousands of hours decorating dozens of horses, mules, wagons, bicycles, and themselves with flowers and filler that made it challenging to separate foliage from participants with Fort Scott's streets packed with merchants, individuals and lodge clubs.
The parade mesmerized an audience of thousands. Ideas were visually and mentally stored by many who reported back home of the most spectacular parade they had ever witnessed and dozens of other communities began preparing similar parades for their towns.
Fort Scott's popular Street Fair continued on for years and then, for reasons unknown, was discontinued."
In 1982 a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation was formed to revive the Street Fair Festival and "The Good Ol' Days" has been held every year since the first full weekend in June.
The annual festival is extremely popular with adults and children alike. The Good Ol' Days draws thousands of people into Fort Scott's Victorian downtown for a weekend filled with arts, crafts, specialty foods, children's games, and live entertainment. The adjacent Fort Scott National Historic Site provides visitors with an opportunity to experience the living history activities of an 1840's frontier fort.
Website funded in part by Kansas Dept. of Commerce, Travel & Tourism Division
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Frederic Edwin Church, född 4 maj 1826 i Hartford, Connecticut, död 7 april 1900, var en amerikansk landskapsmålare och konstsamlare.

Frederich Church kom från en välbärgad familj och han fick därför möjlighet att vid en tidig ålder utveckla och ägna sig åt sitt konstnärliga intresse. Church visade sig snabbt vara en naturbegåvning och ett underbarn när det gällde måleri. Som artonåring träffade han en av USA:s mest framstående landskapskonstnärer, Thomas Cole, som tog honom till sig och lärde honom utifrån den så kallade Hudson River-skolan.

Efter Coles död 1848 fortsatte Church sitt arbete i Hudson River-skolans anda och samma år blev han invald som den yngste medlemmen i National Academy of Design.

Church bosatte sig i New York men från vår till höst varje år tillbringade han på vandringar i naturen där han samlade intryck och inspiration till sina målningar. Varje vinter återvände han til New York för att sälja sina verk. Likt sin lärare, Cole, gjorde Church utkast till sina målningar under vandringar i naturen för att underlätta alteljéarbetet. Under senare år gjorde han långa resor till Sydamerika och längs Medelhavets kust där han hittade nya vackra och romantiska paradislandskap att avbilda.

År 1860 gifte sig Church med Isabel Carnes och köpte en gård i Hudson, New York. Deras två första barn, en son och en dotter, dog båda i difteri år 1865. Paret fick dock ytterligare fyra barn och hela familjen brukade följa med på de långa resorna i Europa och Mellanöstern.

Hans konstamling, med egna, men framför allt andras konstverk samt konsthantverksföremål från hela världen finns i den bostad, "Olana" han lät bygga vid Hudsonfloden i delstaten New York, USA.

Litteratur
 Gerlings, Charlotte, 100 Berömda Konstnärer, London: Arcturus Publishing Limited 2007

Födda 1826
Avlidna 1900
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Amerikanska landskapsmålare
Konstnärer under romantiken
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The latest issue of Peppermint magazine has a great little feature on Bendigo! It's a great rundown of the wonderful places to shop, eat and visit around town. And we were completely chuffed to find The Square mentioned along with some other great local spots too. Big fat thanks to local writer Katie Krosby for including us.
If you don't know the magazine, Peppermint is a great read if you're into all things recycled, sustainable, vintage, local and green.
Katie's blog is House of Humble and we highly recomment that you click over for a dose vintage, cute, crafty and simple living goodness.
The Square is very chuffed to be involved in a most special event at Star Cinema next weekend... a screening of the 'Making it Handmade: The Documentary'!
Do come and join us... We'll even have a stall of handmade goodies to purchase, a sampling of what will be at the market on the 18th. Spread the word as it's sure to be a wonderful afternoon!
A seditious and subversive subculture is gaining momentum. Following four local women who've taken a seemingly staid pastime and injected it with a youthful, modern aesthetic, filmmaker Anna Brownfield shows a side of craft more closely aligned with punk DIY culture than with Martha Stewart and 'home sweet home' tapestries.
Direct from the Melbourne International Film Festival, and in anticipation of the inaugural The Square Bendigo's Handmade Market, join us for an exclusive screening of Making It Handmade, a film that celebrates the growing craft revolution in Australia.
The screening will be followed by a Q & A with Anna Brownfield and Belinda Moon (The Square, Bendigo's Handmade Market) hosted by filmmaker and writer Megan Spencer. A stall showcasing local handmade wares will be available, encouraging patrons to give handmade for Christmas.
Tickets $17 / $15 Conc & Members includes film, delicious devonshire tea, Q & A session and your chance to win a magnificent local goodie bag kindly donated by bob boutique!
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The Outdoor Industry Association's non-profit foundation, OIF (Outdoor Industry Foundation), will be launching an industry fund-raising campaign at Outdoor Retailer Winter Market dubbed, "When Was Your First Time?"
The Outdoor Industry Association's non-profit foundation, OIF (Outdoor Industry Foundation), will be launching an industry fund-raising campaign at Outdoor Retailer Winter Market dubbed, "When Was Your First Time."
The intent of the OIF campaign is to provide necessary funding for the initial phase of its national outreach program. Target revenues are set at $650,000 for 2003 and $3 million over the next three years.
Frank Hugelmeyer, president of OIA, told SNEWS that the money will be used initially to fund an in-depth consumer study to help the association and the industry better understand how, when and why participation in the outdoors is initiated; what the rate of participation activity really is; and how much consumers spend on outdoor gear. Results of the initial study will be released fall 2003.
Based on the results of that study, OIF will design an outreach program that is designed to increase "responsible participation in human-powered outdoor activities to the benefit of the outdoor industry."
Jay Steere, director of sports specialty at Timberland and head of the OIF Outreach Sub-Committee, added that OIF will also "establish a database of existing outreach programs so that interested consumers, young and old, will have access to the most far-reaching resources on how to experience the outdoors."
As part of the communications plan for the "When was your first time?" program, OIF will be interviewing Outdoor Retailer show attendees.
REI provided the first financial seed for this effort with a $45,000 donation in 2002. JanSport, The North Face, Cascade Designs, W.L. Gore and Timberland, along with matching funds from Outdoor Retailer, have boosted 2003 contributions for the campaign to $125,000. As part of the trade show's agreement with OIA, Outdoor Retailer has agreed to match industry contributions up to $275,000.


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A 73-minute work separated in 33 tracks of arbitrary length, Front is not to be easily explained. At the frontier of conceptual art & listening music, obnoxious candy pop & extreme experimentalism, Front introduces a compositional approach which, according to the composers, may be dubbed "domestic." The work unfolds as a string of events, whereby conceptual relationships between sounds & ideas paradoxically gives birth to musical content. The composers have integrated in thie work their own feelings & experiences towards the ambient cultural narrative & pop music in particular.
Unlike many similarly ambitious works which assume a linear, almost meditative attention from the listener, Front prefers to toy with the idea that the listener's attention is a kind of data to be played with, much like tone or rhythm. Finally, Front seeks to explore the dangers of musical identity, & the concept of structure as a victim of interrogation. Without attempting to criticise one particular aesthetic or another, the work is nonetheless highly suspicious (almost antagonistic) towards the attitudes leading to an aesthetic choice. To shrug off Front as too "intellectual" misses the point of the real listening pleasure to be found throughout. Thanks to its highly peculiar form & its total integration of the CD medium, I wouldn't hesitate to qualify Front as a completely unique gem in the world of electroacoustic & electronic musics.
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Q: How to have a longer xterm title in zsh I am using zsh 5.3 . I saw https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Zsh#xterm_title and decided to use it -
~/.zshrc

autoload -Uz add-zsh-hook

function xterm_title_precmd () {
    print -Pn '\e]2;%n@%m %1~\a'
}

function xterm_title_preexec () {
    print -Pn '\e]2;%n@%m %1~ %# '
    print -n "${(q)1}\a"
}

if [[ "$TERM" == (screen*|xterm*|rxvt*) ]]; then
    add-zsh-hook -Uz precmd xterm_title_precmd
    add-zsh-hook -Uz preexec xterm_title_preexec
fi

while it works and worked beautifully, it didn't do it wholly. For instance it shows -
shirish@think-debian prompts

instead of
shirish@thnk-debian /usr/share/zsh/functions/Prompts

which would be the full path. While I do understand that is beneficial esp. if you are on a laptop or some smaller screen-sized device, on desktops this should show the full path.
Does anybody know how I can do this ?
I do know that what needs to be changed is in  within the Print but what ?
function xterm_title_precmd () {
        print -Pn '\e]2;%n@%m %1~\a'
    }

    function xterm_title_preexec () {
        print -Pn '\e]2;%n@%m %1~ %# '
        print -n "${(q)1}\a"
    }

A: From the documentation %~ is expanded to the directory name, but using ~ in place of $HOME. %1~ says just to use the last 1 component of the name.
So just remove the 1 in '\e]2;%n@%m %1~\a'


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Home News Sowore Is An Accused Person, Not A Convict', Osun Civil Societies Express Worry
Sowore Is An Accused Person, Not A Convict', Osun Civil Societies Express Worry
By AdminDec 10, 2019, 16:37 pm 1
The Osun Civil Societies Coalition has expressed concerns over the continued violation of human rights by the various security agencies in the country.
The group said though, it was not a new trend but the increasing rate of human rights abuse as reported by both national and international organizations makes it disturbing.
This was contained in a statement signed by the chairman of the coalition, Com Waheed Lawal and distributed to newsmen on Tuesday.
Lawal stated that human right abuses among the security agencies had subjected the country to ridicule among comity of nations.
He said, "As the world celebrates Human Rights Day today, December 10, 2019, Osun Civil Societies Coalition (OCSC) uses the occasion to appraise respect for and abuse of human rights in Nigeria and Osun state. We have observed with keen interest cases of human rights abuses and total disregard to rule of law with impunity by Nigeria's security agencies.
"We cannot shy away from the fact that Nigeria has been subjected to ridicule among the comity of nations because of the excessive disrespect to the dignity and fundamental freedoms of the citizens by security agents.
"While we know as a fact that human right abuse has been with us from time immemorial, it is however, disturbing that case of human rights violation is increasing in Nigeria as reported by both national and international organizations."
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Lawal who also decried the action of the State Security Service on Sowore, described it as a desecration on the judiciary arm of government.
He stated that the SSS officers were overzealous and conducted themselves in an uncivilized manner in their bid to arrest Sowore.
Lawal said the SSS should be warned against arbitrariness and frivolity on Sowore's case, adding that the law must be allowed to take it full course on the matter.
He said, "We are also worried that Nigeria judiciary is being desecrated, as security agents have seized to accord the temple of justice its maximum respect. We will like to react to the infamous conduct of officers of the State Security Service at a Federal High Court in Abuja last Friday while trying to re-arrest Mr Omoyele Sowore, the publisher of Sahara Reporter and Presidential Candidate of the African Action Congress in the last presidential election.
"From available facts and short videos watched, the SSS officers were overzealous and conducted themselves in an uncivilized manner in their bid to arrest Sowore. There is nothing more embarrassing to a nation than seeing an institution (a security institution for that matter) flagrantly disrespecting the judiciary and poking it in the eye.
"The SSS's reasons for the re-arrest of Sowore and the attempt to exonerate its officers from the barbaric drama that played out during the course of the arrest are laughable, cheap and demeaning. The SSS would have made the arrest in a civilized and professional way, instead of bringing disrepute on Nigeria.
"While we are not in support of any act capable of truncating national peace and security, it will be offensive to our ideological discipline, conscience and humanity to look away from a clear misconduct and disgraceful manner of the SSS at the court on Friday. We equally detest and condemn any act of brigandage, human right abuse and desecration of our temple of justice by security agencies.
"The conduct of the SSS on Sowore's matter is inimical to social justice and capable of breeding anarchy. Sowore is an accused person that has been arraigned in court; the SSS should allow the court to dispense justice accordingly. We must also warn the SSS against arbitrariness and frivolity on Sowore's case. We are worried by the re-arrest of Sowore because it sent signal of total disregard to judiciary, fundamental human rights and Nigeria's integrity.
"Sowore is an accused person, not a convict and he is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. He should not be subjected to inhuman treatment; even prisoners have right to dignity in the correctional centre.
"The SSS should stop disparaging the judiciary in the guise of protecting national security, they must have regards for human rights and be civil in their conduct. We cannot have a democratic system in place and be treated like we are in the military regime."
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