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'It's Not Your Typical Legal Show': Simone Missick On CBS's 'All Rise' & Netflix's 'Altered Carbon'
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(CBS Local)– Simone Missick's rise to stardom was a slow burn, but things are starting to happen for the Michigan native.
Missick is the lead on CBS's new legal drama "All Rise" and will be popping into season two of Netflix's "Altered Carbon" with Anthony Mackie. While many know the actor for her work as superhero Misty Knight, Missick is proud to be playing a judge on network television.
"The best part for me has been the fans," said Missick in an interview with CBS Local's DJ Sixsmith. "You can make shows that you believe in and shows that are a little bit different. It's not your typical legal show. It's not all drama and it's not all comedy and we handle hot button topics politically in today's climate. We had the biggest numbers of any freshman shows of the fall. It was amazing and certainly a blessing. I just got this great message from a young lady who is in law school and studying to be a lawyer and watching the show has opened her mind to possibly becoming a judge."
"All Rise" airs Monday nights at 9pm EST/PST and can also be streamed on CBS All Access. In addition to playing Judge Lola Carmichael, Missick will also be appearing in season two of the futuristic Netflix series "Altered Carbon."
'I watched the first season of Altered Carbon before I shot the show and I had to watch it twice," said Missick. "Just to make sure I got it because the first season is dense. We got a great cast and the story is compelling. I'm really excited for people to see this show. I've waited long enough and I've dreamed about this. I had a full circle moment. The billboard for All Rise is in the same area where I used to wait tables when I first got to LA. I'll take it. I'll take the 10 or 15 years it took for my face to get on a billboard."
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Video is the new tool for scientists needing to document research, explain a thesis, communicate scientific findings to the public, or just tell an interesting science story. This science storytelling workshop provides tips and tools from technology companies including Google Earth and GoPro Camera, professional video makers, and scientists with a passion for communicating science using video. The art of good science storytelling will be emphasized. The workshop will encourage interaction with presenters and provide a hands-on opportunity to experience the latest video tools and techniques used by both professional and amateur videographer scientists.
YOU ARE INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO SUBMIT A SHORT TWO-TO-FIVE MINUTE SCIENCE VIDEO FOR THE PANEL TO REVIEW AND PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL FEEDBACK DURING THE STORYTELLING WORKSHOP. Guidelines for submission of a science video for workshop review are listed at bottom of the page.
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(birth name Yoshimura Yoshisaburō; 吉村芳三郎) (1 March 1816 – 22 January 1893) was a Japanese dramatist of Kabuki. It has been said that "as a writer of plays of Kabuki origin, he was one of the greatest, if not the greatest, Japan has ever known". He wrote 150 or so plays over the course of his 58-year career, covering a wide variety of themes, styles, and forms, including short dance pieces, period plays (jidaimono), contemporary genre pieces (sewamono), tragedies and comedies, as well as adaptations of foreign (Western) stories, though he is perhaps most famous for his shiranamimono, plays featuring sympathetic or tragic rogues and thieves. For the greater part of his career he wrote under the professional name Kawatake Shinshichi, only taking the name Mokuami on his retirement from the stage in 1881.

Life and career
Mokuami was born in the Nihonbashi district of Edo (modern-day Tokyo). He was disinherited by his father at age fourteen, and obtained work at a lending library, introducing him to the world of theatre. In 1835, he entered into an apprenticeship with Tsuruya Nanboku IV, and in 1843 became the lead playwright (tate-sakusha) for the Kawarazaki-za theatre, succeeding to the name Kawatake Shinshichi II. He began working with kabuki star Ichikawa Kodanji IV in 1854, producing kizewamono pieces. Most of Mokuami's works are in this form, and were written specifically for the star actors of the time, such as Onoe Kikugorō V and Ichikawa Kodanji IV. Many of his plays, such as the famous Benten Kozō, featured thieves and robbers, also known as shiranami (white waves), whom he represented somewhat sympathetically, as low-class heroes, or as tragic figures.

As Japan modernized and Westernized rapidly in the Meiji period, Mokuami moved along with new trends in theatre, becoming a pioneer of Shin-kabuki ("New Kabuki"), writing plays in new genres such as katsurekimono (realistic, historically accurate jidaimono period plays) and zangirimono (sewamono genre plays featuring Meiji era contemporary characters and setting).

During his 58-year career, he became the most prolific kabuki author in history, producing over 360 works: 130 sewamono, 90 jidaimono, and 140 dances. Mokuami formally retired in 1881, but continued to present new works, and was spoken highly of by novelist and literary critic Tsubouchi Shōyō. Mokuami died in 1893 and is buried at Gentsū-ji in Nakano, Tokyo.

Selected works

 Izayoi Seishin (1859)
 Sannin Kichisa Kuruwa no Hatsugai (1860)
 Murai Chōan (1862)
 Benten Kozō aka Shiranami Gonin Otoko (1862)
 Marubashi Chūya aka Keian Taiheiki (1870)
 Renjishi (Two Lions) (1872)
 Sakai no Taiko (Sakai's Drum) (1873)
 Kamiyui Shinza (Shinza the Barber) (1873)
 Ningen Banji Kane Yono Naka (Everything in the World is Run by Money) (1878), an adaptation of Money (play) by Edward_Bulwer-Lytton
 Kumo ni Magō Ueno no Hatsuhana (1881)
 Tsuchigumo (1881)
 Ibaraki (The Demon Ibaraki) (1883)
 Funa Benkei (1885)
 Momijigari (1887)

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1816 births
1893 deaths
Kabuki playwrights
Kabuki actors
19th-century Japanese dramatists and playwrights
Japanese writers of the Edo period
19th-century Japanese people
People from Tokyo
Male actors from Tokyo

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Lions deal blow to giraffe numbers by targeting young, study finds
February 8, 2018 January 14, 2018 Supertrooper Causes, News, Wildlife
Lions put a damper on the number of young giraffes that survive to maturity, according to a new study, raising concerns about a species that has recently slipped into decline.
"It is thought that lions preferentially target giraffe calves in the wild, and there is anecdotal evidence of this," biologist Zoe Muller said in a statement. For one thing, researchers have recorded successful hunts for baby giraffes, and females sometimes bear the telltale scratches that are the souvenirs of a run-in with lions going after their calves, Muller added.
"However, no one has ever investigated if this preference for hunting calves has an impact on the population as a whole," she said.
Giraffe calves were more numerous in a protected area without lions than in one with the predators. Photo by Zoe Muller/University of Bristol.
Muller is a doctoral student at the University of Bristol in the U.K. and the author of the paper, which appeared in the online journal PLoS ONE on Jan. 3.
Her observations of giraffes in western Kenya between 2010 and 2012 revealed that the presence of lions can slash the number of calves under a year old by more than 80 percent. That discovery calls into question whether dwindling giraffe populations can abide such pressure.
"The continual loss of juveniles within a population due to lion predation may lead to an unrecoverable situation where the population crashes, since population growth and sustainability rely on enough calves surviving until they are sexually mature," Muller said.
The presence of lions may push giraffe numbers below sustainable levels. Photo by John C. Cannon/Mongabay.
The IUCN designated the single giraffe species that it recognizes, Giraffa camelopardalis — which comprises nine subspecies across East, West and Southern Africa — as Vulnerable after a nearly 40 percent drop in numbers since the 1980s. Muller calls that a "severe and ongoing decline."
For her research, Muller compared the age breakdown in the Rothschild's giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi) populations that live in two protected areas: Lake Nakuru National Park, which has lions, and the nearby Soysambu Conservancy, which does not. She found that more than a third of the Soysambu giraffes are less than a year old, but in Lake Nakuru, that proportion is only 5 percent.
Biologists will have to undertake further research on the continent to understand if lions similarly limit the number of juvenile giraffes in other places. But only 97,500 giraffes remain, according to 2015 estimates, and Muller suggests it might be time to rethink how they're protected in the future.
"Giraffes are a threatened species, suffering ongoing decline in the wild," Muller said, "and this research highlights how managing giraffes alongside lions inside a conservation area (a common practice in Africa) has detrimental effects for giraffe populations."
Muller, Z. (2018). Population structure of giraffes is affected by management in the Great Rift Valley, Kenya. PLoS ONE, 13(1), e0189678.
This article written by Z. Muller was first published on Mongabay.com on 11 Jan 2018.
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Majora (Majora - Mário J. Oliveira & Irmão, Lda) is a Portuguese toy manufacturer based in Porto. It has its own museum, with toys more than 70 years old.

History
Majora was founded in 1939 by Mário J. Oliveira. In 1967 today's factory in Oporto was built. In that same year, mass production by Majora started improving and increasing in quantity.

The company produced various types of toys, in particular board games.

Products
Majora makes over 300 types of toys today and more than 1 million toys per year. It exports to various countries in Europe.

See also
List of companies of Portugal

References

External links
  (in Portuguese)

Companies based in Porto
Toy companies of Portugal
Portuguese brands
Portuguese companies established in 1939
Toy companies established in 1939


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Paul Housberg (born January 31, 1953) is an American glass artist recognized for his use of fused and kiln formed glass as an architectural medium. He currently resides in Jamestown, Rhode Island.

Education and early career
Housberg received his Bachelor of Fine Arts (1975) and Master of Fine Arts (1979) degrees from Rhode Island School of Design where he has also served as an instructor at various times during 1978-1997.

While he was at RISD, Housberg studied glass under artist Dale Chihuly and in 1972, a year after it was founded, he studied at the Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington.

Early in his career, Housberg studied painting, but was drawn to glass for its atmospheric color. He began working in stained glass but eventually moved to work in kiln formed glass as an alternative to the lead structure of traditional stained glass.

After his graduate work at RISD, he studied in England with Patrick Reyntiens, a pioneer in contemporary stained glass and the author of The Technique of Stained Glass. This experience was made possible by a scholarship he received from the New York Experimental Glass Workshop, now known as Urban Glass in Brooklyn, New York.

In 1986, as a Fulbright Scholar, Housberg worked at the International Center for Glass Research (CIRVA) in Marseille, France. He spent his time exploring various glass techniques such as fusing, slumping, and kiln-casting. This endeavor was supported in part by a donation of glass from Bullseye Glass in Portland, Oregon, a pioneer in the manufacturing of fusible glass.

Work
Housberg is noted for his inventive applications of glassworking technologies in architectural settings. Central to his work are the tactile qualities of glass and the expression of its materiality.

Although Housberg continues to explore and implement multiple techniques in his work, he is best known for his architectural installations consisting of colorful kilnformed tiles with a sawtooth relief.

Housberg's work was profiled in the multimedia documentary series, NetWorks Rhode Island, in 2016.

Architectural installations
Housberg's first large architectural commission was in 1990 from The Dreyfus Corporation for the MetLife Building in New York City. This work was done with the architecture firm Swanke Hayden Connell Ltd. of New York and incorporated cast glass fabricated in conjunction with Fenton Art Glass. The 8'h x 21'w wall is of Dreyfus's iconic lion, standing in tall grass.

His second major commission was in 1993 for Pfizer Inc in Groton, CT where he worked with the architectural firm CUH2A Inc., Princeton, NJ. The work was for four 12'h x 11'w walls, each depicting a season. Four Seasons is made of cast and laminated glass.

His third major installation was completed in 1999 at the William J. Nealon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse Annex in Scranton, PA designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, Wilkes-Barre, PA. This 14'h x 40'w work was commissioned by the U.S. General Services Administration Art in Architecture Program.

In 2001, Housberg completed his first installation to use his signature sawtooth glass tiles. The 12'h x 9'w backlit, kilnformed glass wall is in the lobby of The Peninsula Chicago.

In 2009, Housberg completed a large installation at the California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS)
building designed by HOK San Francisco. This particular work was fabricated in collaboration with Derix Glass Studio and Lamberts Glas. The piece features tiles composed of handblown glass treated with vitreous enamels and laminated to mirror. The tiles are mounted to four walls in the lobby.

In 2010, Housberg completed a public art series in Rhode Island at the Governor Philip W. Noel Judicial Complex.

Select public art commissions
 The Governor Philip W. Noel Judicial Complex Warwick, RI, 2010. Architect: HOK, NY

 Naugatuck Valley Community College Waterbury, CT, 2008. Architect: Amenta/Emma Architects
 University of Utah Marriott Library Salt Lake City, UT, 2008. Interior Architect: MJSAA Architects
 Logan International Gateway Massachusetts Port Authority, 2007. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, LLP
 Tooele Third District Court Utah Arts Council, 2007. Architect: MHTN Architects
 William J. Nealon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Scranton, PA, 1999. Architect: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

 Alpenglow Elementary School Eagle River, AK, Percent for Art, 1995
 Montgomery County Government Art in Public Architecture, Bethesda, MD, Little Falls Community Library, 1991

Select private installations
 Water Walk, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Boston, MA, 2013. Architect: Perkins+Will

 Frick Chemistry Lab, Princeton University Princeton, NJ, 2010. Architect: Hopkins Architects, London in collaboration with Payette Associates, Boston

 The New York Helmsley Hotel New York, NY, 2010. Designer: J/Brice International
 California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) Sacramento, CA, 2009. Architect: HOK

 Silver Towers New York City, NY, 2009. Architect: Costas Kondylis and Partners
 Women & Infants Hospital Providence, RI, 2009. Architect: Anshen + Allen
 Florida Hospital Orlando, FL, 2008. Architect: Hunton Brady Architects
 Ink 48 Hotel New York, NY, 2008. Interior Architect: Rockwell Group
 Radisson Lexington New York, NY, 2007. Designer: Stonehill and Taylor
 Children's Specialized Hospital New Brunswick, NJ, 2007. Architect: HKS; Interior Architect: Granary Associates
 GTECH Providence, RI, 2006. Architect: Spagnolo Gisness & Associates
 California Pacific Medical Center San Francisco, CA, 2005. Architect: SMWM
 Ernst & Young Boston, MA, 2005. Architect: Gensler
 Geoffrey & Keenie Fieger residence Bloomfield Hills, MI 2004
 St. Regis Resort Aspen, CO, 2004
 Marriott Hotel Richmond, VA, 2003
 Temple Habonim Barrington, RI, 2003
 Graves 601 Hotel, Minneapolis, MN, 2003. Designer: Yabu Pushelberg
 The Peninsula Hotel Chicago, IL, 2001. Designer: BAMO
 Integrative Center for Health Pawtucket, RI, 2000
 Pfizer Inc. Groton, CT, 1993. Architect: CUH2A Inc
 The Dreyfus Corporation New York, NY, 1990. Architect: Swanke Hayden Connell Ltd.

Publications
Housberg's work has been published in The New Glass Review and in the book Luxury Hotels America By Martin Nicholas Kunz, Patrice Farameh, Patricia Massó.

His work was also featured in Stephen Knapp's The Art of Glass: Integrating Architecture and Glass

References

External links

Rhode Island State Council on the Arts

 as part of NetWorks Rhode Island

American glass artists
Artists from New York City
Rhode Island School of Design faculty
Artists from Rhode Island
American stained glass artists and manufacturers
Rhode Island School of Design alumni
1953 births
Living people
People from Jamestown, Rhode Island


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January 01 1970 - 14:00
Scottish Cup: Women's and Men's semi-finals.
A big day of cup action at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre. First up at 12.15pm it's the women's matches including an intriguing clash between the top two in the National League Division 1, Edinburgh University Ladies' 1s v Groves Menzieshill Ladies 1s. At the same time Erskine Stewart Melville Ladies' 1s (the only surviving team from outside Div 1) will be looking to cause an upset against Milne Craig Clydesdale Western 1s.
Then at 4.30pm it's the turn of the men's matches with AAM Gordonians 1s versus Grange Men's 1s and Grove Menzieshill v Grange.
Action at Glasgow Hockey National Centre from 12.15pm. Entry for spectators.
Photography Credit: Duncan Gray at Duncolm Sports Photography.


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Saudi project clears 4,739 Houthi mines in Yemen
6 soldiers, 30 Kurdish rebels killed in Turkey
6 soldiers, 30 Kurdish rebels killed in Turkey /middle-east/news/909441
DIYARBAKIR: Six Turkish soldiers and 30 Kurdish militants have been killed in the past 24 hours in attacks and clashes across Turkey's turbulent southeast region, security sources and the army said on Tuesday.
An estimated 57 people, including eight civilians, were wounded in the attacks, they said.
Thousands of militants and hundreds of civilians and soldiers have been killed since the banned Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) resumed its insurgency last summer following a 2-1/2-year cease-fire and peace process.
The government has ruled out any return to the negotiating table and has vowed to crush the PKK, which is considered a terrorist organization by Turkey and its Western allies.
The security sources said operations in Sirnak province and in neighboring Iraq and Syria had been stepped up and that gunfire and explosions could be heard in the area where earlier one soldier was killed and three others wounded.
A soldier was also killed and four wounded in an explosion in Daglica, a village in Hakkari province near the Iranian border, during clashes with the PKK, the army said.
Two soldiers were also killed during clashes with the PKK in the border town of Nusaybin near Syria, the army said in a statement later on Tuesday.
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu put the death toll from a car bomb attack overnight that targeted a Turkish gendarmerie base in the town of Hani at two. The army said 47 people, including eight civilians, had been wounded in that attack.
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Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression
Авторы: United States. Office of Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality
wanted their neighbors' lands and goods. Their philosophy seems to be that if the neighbors would not acquiesce, then they are the aggressors and are to blame for the war. The fact is, however, that war never became terrible to the Nazis until it came home to them, until it exposed their deceptive assurances to the German people that German cities, like the ruined one in which we meet, would be invulnerable. From then on war was terrible. But again the defendants claim, "To be sure we were building
But not to shoot. They were only to give us weight in negotiating." At its best this argument amounts to a contention that the military forces were intended for blackmail, not for battle. The threat of military invasion which forced the Austrian Anschluss, the threats which preceded Munich, and Goering's threat to bomb the beautiful city of Prague if the President of Czechoslovakia did not consent to the Protectorate,133 are ex
are examples of what the defendants have in mind when they talk of arm. ing to back negotiation.
But from the very nature of German demands, the day was bound to come when some country would refuse to buy its peace, would refuse to pay Dane-geld,-"For the end of that game is oppression and shame,
And the nation that plays it is lost." Did these defendants then intend to withdraw German demands, or was Germany to enforce them and manipulate propaganda so as to place the blame for the war on the nation so unreasonable as to resist? Events have answered that question, and documents such as Admiral Carl's memorandum, earlier quoted,131 leave no doubt that the events occurred as anticipated.
But some of the defendants argue that the wars were not aggressive and were only intended to protect Germany against some eventual danger from the "menace of Communism," which was something of an obsession with many Nazis.
At the outset this argument of self-defense fails because it completely ignores this damning combination of facts clearly established in the record: first, the enormous and rapid German preparations for war; second, the repeatedly avowed intentions of the German leaders to attack, which I have previously cited; and third, the fact that a series of wars occurred in which German forces struck the first blows, without warning, across the borders of other nations.
Even if it could be shown—which it cannot be—that the Russian war was really defensive, such is demonstrably not the case with those wars which preceded it.
It may also be pointed out that even those who would have you
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believe that Germany was menaced by Communism also compete with each other in describing their position to the disastrous Russian venture. 135 Is it reasonable that they would have opposed that war if it were undertaken in good faith self-defense?
The frivolous character of the self-defense theory on the facts it is sought to compensate, as advocates often do, by resort to a theory of law. Dr. Jahrreiss, in his scholarly argument for the defense, rightly points out that no treaty provision and no principle of law denied Germany, as a sovereign nation, the right of self-defense. He follows with the assertion, for which there is authority in classic International Law, that
every state is alone judge of whether in a given case it is waging a war of self-defense." 136 It is not necessary to examine the validity of an abstract principle which does not apply to the facts of our case. I do not doubt that if a nation arrived at a judgment that it must resort to war in self-defense, because of conditions affording reasonable grounds for such an honest judgment, any Tribunal would accord it great and perhaps conclusive weight, even if later events proved that judgment mistaken.
But the facts in this case call for no such deference to honest judgment because no such judgment was even pretended, much less honestly made.
In all the documents which disclose the planning and rationalization of these attacks, not one sentence has been or can be cited to show a good faith fear of attack. It may be that statesmen of other nations lacked the courage forthrightly and full to disarm. Perhaps they suspected the secret rearmament of Germany. But if they hesitated to abandon arms, they did not hesitate to neglect them. Germany well knew that her former enemies had allowed their armaments to fall into decay, so little did they contemplate another war. Germany faced a Europe that not only was unwilling to attack, but was too weak and pacifist even adequately to defend, and went to the very verge of dishonor, if not beyond, to buy its peace. The minutes we have shown you of the Nazis' secret conclaves identify no potential attacker. They bristle with the spirit of aggression and not of defense. They contemplate always territorial expansion, not the maintenance of territorial integrity.
Minister of War von Blomberg, in his 1937 directive prescribing general principles for the preparation for war of the armed forces, has given the lie to these feeble claims of self-defense. He stated at that time:
"The general political situation justifies the supposition that
Germany need not consider an attack on any side. Grounds for this are, in addition to the lack of desire for war in almost all nations, particularly the Western Powers, the deficiencies in the preparedness for war in a number of states and of Rus
sia in particular." Nevertheless, he recommended
"a continuous preparedness for war in order to (a) counterattack at any time, and (b) to enable the military exploitation of politically favorable opportunities should they occur." 137
If these defendants may now cynically plead self-defense, although no good faith need of self-defense was asserted or contemplated by any responsible leader at the time, it reduces nonaggression treaties to a legal absurdity. They become only additional instruments of deception in the hands of the aggressor, and traps for well-meaning nations. If there be in non-aggression pacts an implied condition that each nation may make a bona fide judgment as to the necessity for self-defense against imminent threatened attack, they certainly cannot be invoked to shelter those who never made any such judgment at all.
In opening this case I ventured to predict that there would be no serious denial that the crimes charged were committed, and that the issue would concern the responsibility of particular defendants. The defendants have fulfilled that prophecy. Generally, they do not deny that these things happened, but it is contended that they "just happened," and that they were not the result of a common plan or conspiracy.
One of the chief reasons the defendants say there was no conspiracy is the argument that conspiracy was impossible with a dictator.138 The argument runs that they all had to obey Hitler's orders, which had the force of law in the German State, and hence obedience cannot be made the basis of a criminal charge. In this way it is explained that while there have been wholesale killings, there have been no murderers.
This argument is an effort to evade Article 8 of the Charter, which provides that the order of the government or of a superior shall not free a defendant from responsibility but can only be considered in mitigation. This provision of the Charter corresponds with the justice and with the realities of the situaton, as indicated in defendant Speer's description of what he considered to be the common responsibility of the leaders of the German nation:
with reference to utterly decisive matters, there is total responsibility. There must be total responsibility insofar as a person is one of the leaders, because who else could assume
responsibility for the development of events, if not the immediate associates who work with and around the head of the state ?" 139
And again he told the Tribunal:
it is impossible after the catastrophe to evade this total responsibility. If the war had been won, the leaders would also have assumed total responsibility." 140
Like much of defense counsel's abstract arguments, the contention that the absolute power of Hitler precluded a conspiracy crumbles in face of the facts of record. The Fuehrerprinzip of absolutism was itself a part of the common plan, as Goering has pointed out.141 The defendants may have become slaves of a dictator, but he was their dictator. To make him such was, as Goering has testified, the object of the Nazi movement from the beginning. Every Nazi took this oath:
"I pledge eternal allegiance to Adolf Hitler. I pledge unconditional obedience to him and the fuehrers appointed by
him." 142
Moreover, they forced everybody else in their power to take it. This oath was illegal under German law, which made it criminal to become a member of an organization in which obedience to "unknown superiors or unconditional obedience to known superiors is pledged." 143 These men destroyed free government in Germany and now plead to be excused from responsibility because they became slaves. They are in the position of the fictional boy who murdered his father and mother and then pleaded for leniency because he was an orphan.
What these men have overlooked is that Adolf Hitler's acts are their acts. It was these men among millions of others, and it was these men leading millions of others, who built up Adolf Hitler and vested in his psychopathic personality not only innumerable lesser decisions but the supreme issue of war or peace.
They intoxicated him with power and adulation. They fed his hates and aroused his fears. They put a loaded gun in his eager hands. It was left to Hitler to pull the trigger, and when he did they all at that time approved. His guilt stands admitted, by some defendants reluctantly, by some vindictively. But his guilt is the guilt of the whole dock, and of every man in it.
But it is urged that these defendants could not be in agreement on a common plan or in a conspiracy because they were fighting among themselves or belonged to different factions or cliques. Of course, it is not necessary that men should agree on everything in order to agree on enough things to make them
liable for a criminal conspiracy. Unquestionably there were conspiracies within the conspiracy, and intrigues and rivalries and battles for power. Schacht and Goering disagreed, but over which of them should control the economy, not over whether the economy should be regimented for war.144 Goering claims to have departed from the plan because through Dahlerus he conducted some negotiations with men of influence in England just before the Polish war. But it is perfectly clear that this was not an effort to prevent aggression against Poland but to make that aggression successful and safe by obtaining English neutrality.145 Rosenberg and Goering may have had some differences as to how stolen art should be distributed but they had none about how it should be stolen. Jodl and Goebbels may have disagreed about whether to denounce the Geneva Convention, but they never disagreed about violating it. And so it goes through the whole long and sordid story. Nowhere do we find an instance where any one of the defendants stood up against the rest and said, This thing is wrong and I will not go along with it. Wherever they differed, their differences were as to method or disputes over jurisdiction, but always within the framework of the common plan.
Some of the defendants also contend that in any event there was no conspiracy to commit war crimes or crimes against humanity because cabinet members never met with the military to plan these acts. But these crimes were only the inevitable and incidental results of the plan to commit the aggression for Lebensraum purposes. Hitler stated, at a conference with his commanders, that
"The main objective in Poland is the destruction of the enemy and not the reaching of a certain geographical line." 146 Frank picked up the tune and suggested that when their usefu)ness was exhausted,
* then, for all I care mincemeat can be made of the Poles and Ukrainians and all the others who run around here— it
does not matter what happens." 147 Reichscommissar Koch in the Ukraine echoed the refrain:
"I will draw the very last out of this country. I did not come to spread bliss * This was Lebensraum on its seamy side. Could men of their practical intelligence expect to get neighboring lands free from the claims of their tenants without committing crimes against humanity?
The last stand of each defendant is that even if there was a conspiracy, he was not in it. It is therefore important in exam
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At the opening of the new school in 1958 the Hon. Premier Joseph R. Smallwood commented "Freshwater is one of ten or twelve oldest settlements in Canada". He also stated "Freshwater was reeking in history".
In 1697 Freshwater had 20 Men, 2 fishing businesses, 4 boats and 2,000 quintals of fish were caught. Clowns Cove then spelt Kelun Cove had 22 men, 3 fishing businesses, 9 boats and 2,000 quintals of fish were caught according to Pere Baudoin's Journal of 1697. For more information click on links
In February 1840 the packet boat St. Patrick crossing Conception Bay ran into a raging snowstorm and was wrecked on the rocks off Clowns Cove Head, known as the Sound Rocks. Five of the crew and passengers lost their lives. In recent memory some residents of the town say they have heard the baffling of the ship's sails and the passengers' frantic cries for help. Today the noises are referred to as "the hollers on the sound."
Thomas Grant, a resident of Freshwater, built the first decked sealing vessel in Newfoundland on the beach in Freshwater Cove.
Edward Bemister of Freshwater developed a fishing operation in Freshwater, Carbonear and Henley Harbour, Labrador. According to family tradition, he and his vessel were captured by the Americans during the War of 1812 and Bemister was taken to Boston against his will. He survived however, and returned to Freshwater where he married Susannah Grant and raised a family.
A Mr. Butt of Freshwater was taken from his ship in Boston Harbour and pressed into service in the Union Army during the American Civil War. He was killed during one of the battles.
In 1867 scarlet fever swept through Freshwater and the Noel family lost nine children in a 29-day period. John Noel alone lost five children, two in one day.
George William Jeffers, born and educated in Freshwater, held the positions of professor and Head of the Department of Natural Sciences at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia from 1926-1968 . In 1969, the college named one of its building the Jeffers Auditorium. For more information click on links.
Cecil Giles Reynolds, started his educated in Freshwater and went on to be a jubilee scholarship winner to Mt. Allison and is Freshwaters only Rhodes scholar. Later after a long academic career professor Reynolds was named head of the English Department at the University of Maine and passed away two years ago.
John H. Butt from Freshwater was one of three sailors from the vessel Kestrel who helped save the crew of the schooner Busy Bee. He received a gold watch for his gallant effort.
In the early 1900's, Freshwater had its own railroad station, courthouse, post office and telegraph office and Clowns Cove had cod liver oil and lobster processing plants.
Three young men from Freshwater Silas Jeffers, Ernest Moores and Samuel Moores were at the Battle of the Somme in France on July 1st, 1916.
Silas Jeffers a member of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment, raced across No Man's Land and was killed in the battle of Beaumont Hamel, known today as the July Drive. 753 Newfoundlanders went over the top and when the battle was over only 68 answered roll call. His memorial can be found in the old cemetery in Freshwater.
Ernest Moores, serving with the Canadian Scotch Regiment, was wounded, but recovered to return to the front lines.
Samuel Moores, serving with the Royal Newfoundland Regiment was wounded during the battle for Beaumont Hamel on July 1st, 1916 . He recovered in a hospital in England and was thrown back into the hell of the Somme in October, 1916 and was killed in action on October 12th, 1916. His remains were never found but his memorial is in the old cemetery in Freshwater.
Charles Butt of Freshwater was one the first seven men who went to Cobb's Camp to clear land to build a runway. That camp later became the town of Gander.
On June 6th, 1944, Ruben Noel of Freshwater served with the British Royal Navy ferrying soldiers ashore to Gold Beach during the Normandy Invasion now known as D-Day.
William (Roy) Noel of Freshwater, a member of the Royal Newfoundland 166 Field Artillery, fought in North Africa and Italy in World War II. During the Battle of Monte Cassino his artillery crew was one of the closest shelling the monastery.
The W & J Moores Ltd., once a prominent business in the Conception Bay area, was started in Freshwater by William and John Moores and was later moved to Carbonear.
Joseph G. and William L. (Roy) Noel started Noel's Bus and Taxi Service in Freshwater in 1946. In 1953 they moved the business to Carbonear and incorporated it as Noel Motors and Transit, Ltd.
Noel's Funeral Home in Carbonear is an offspring of W. C. Noel and Sons, a casket manufacturing and funeral service in Freshwater.
It was at Freshwater Premier Joseph R. Smallwood gave one of his first political speeches in support of Confederation. (Later Freshwater supported Confederation by a 98 percent majority vote).
Since 1949, when Newfoundland joined Canada, five residents of Freshwater have been or are now members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police: Ruben Noel, Clayton Parsons, Joe Butt, Woodrow Parsons, and Beverley Noel.
Joe Butt and Ruben Noel were members of the Newfoundland Rangers before the Rangers were taken over by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Three young men from Freshwater were members of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary: Clayton Parsons, Dale Noel and Samuel Jeffers, who was seriously injured in the line of duty.
H. Stanley Marshall of Freshwater is President and Chief Executive Officer of Fortis Inc. He has served in this position since 1996. For more information click on links.
Susie (Parsons) Penney of Freshwater and George Edward Butt of Flatrock are both 101 years old and enjoy good health and each will celebrate their 102nd birthday in August 2000.
Dr. Herbert L. Pottle of Flatrock was a Member of Newfoundland's Commission Government. He held the position of Health and Welfare Minister in the Smallwood Administration.
Dr. Clarence Pottle of Flatrock ( nephew of Herbert L. ) was Superintendent of the Mental Health System in Newfoundland.
Donald Evely of Flatrock was Superintendent of the Amalgamation School System in Newfoundland.
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Q: Count rows based on first column in a tab delaminated file using Python (without using Pandas, Numpy, etc) I have a tab delaminated file looks like this:
33 1 8
34 1 1
21 1 1
31 1 1
6 1 2
35 1 23
9 1 2
25 1 2
13 2 1
21 2 2
8 2 1
2 2 1
25 2 2
14 2 1
16 2 1
23 2 1
10 2 1
6 2 1
7 2 1
35 2 51
36 2 7
33 2 11
30 2 2
3 2 4
29 2 4
22 3 1
23 3 1
10 3 1
33 3 47
32 3 3
35 3 218
36 3 30
25 3 28
26 3 3
13 3 4
19 3 2
3 3 5
30 3 10
9 3 16
7 3 2
6 3 4
29 3 3
14 3 2
34 3 2
21 3 11
27 3 2
20 3 2
2 3 3
26 4 1
10 4 1
2 4 1

There are over 10000 rows in this file, I want to use the first column as key, for example, the first row, 33 is the key,  and then print out the count of rows that first column is 33 in the output file.
key,count
33,490
34,670
21,300
31,675
6,700
8,90
.
.
.

There should be 36 keys in the output file.
Below is my code so far
import csv

# Create dictionary to hold the data
valDic = {}
Count = 0

# Read data into dictionary
with open('matrix.mtx', 'r',) as inputfile:

    reader = csv.reader(inputfile, delimiter = '\t')
    next(reader)

    for row in reader:
        key = row[0]
        if key in valDic:
            valDic[key] +=1
            Count += 1

#Prepare new CSV
newcsvfile = [["ADT", "Count"]]

for key, Count in sorted(valDic.items()):
    newcsvfile.append([valDic[key], Count])

with open('results5.csv', "w", newline='') as outputfile:
    writer = csv.writer(outputfile)
    writer.writerows(newcsvfile)

A: You could use collections.Counter:
import csv
from collections import Counter

with open('data.txt') as i, open('output.csv', 'w') as o:

    counts = Counter(key for key, *_ in map(str.split, i))  # split by space and get first element

    w = csv.writer(o)
    w.writerow(['key', 'count'])  # write header
    for item in counts.items():
        w.writerow(item)

Output (partial)
key,count
33,3
34,2
21,3
31,1
6,3
35,3
9,2
25,3
13,2
8,1
2,3
14,2

Notice that the partial output is for input sample. The notation in the counting and splitting line is known as extended iterable unpacking, an alternative way of writing is:
counts = Counter(splits[0] for splits in map(str.split, i))

Update
If you want the output sorted in ascending order, change the writing logic to:
w = csv.writer(o)
w.writerow(['key', 'count'])  # write header
for item in sorted(counts.items(), key=lambda x: int(x[0])):
    w.writerow(item)

A: Say that your file is called data.txt, you can load it into a pandas DataFrame and then group by the first column
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv('data.txt', delimiter='\t', names=['key', 'a', 'b'])

df.groupby('key').size().reset_index()

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Guidehouse to Support U.S. General Services Administration in Accelerating Federal Fleet Electrification
Firm will provide strategies for fleet electrification and management lifecycle, encompassing zero-emission vehicles, charging infrastructure, utilities, and facility management
WASHINGTON – Oct. 12, 2021 – Guidehouse, a leading global provider of consulting services to public sector and commercial clients, today announced the firm has been selected by the U.S. General Services Administration Office of Fleet Management (GSA Fleet) to support federal offices and agencies in electrifying the US government's fleet.
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The determination area is located in Burketown, in far north west Queensland.
Legal Reference: Tribunal file no.: QCD2015/002; Federal court file no.: QUD84/2004.
STATE OF QUEENSLAND, BURKE SHIRE COUNCIL, CARPENTARIA LAND COUNCIL ABORIGINAL CORPORATION, TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED and PANOY PTY LTD AND WESTMORELAND PASTORAL COMPANY PTY LTD (respondents).
Native title is held by the Gangalidda People in the part of the determination area described in Schedule 6. Native title is held by the Garawa People in the part of the determination area described in Schedule 7.
- Garawa People Wentworth Pastoral ILUA dated 26 March 2015.
- the nature and extent of the native title rights in the exclusive native title area is the right to possession, occupation, use and enjoyment of the determination area described in Schedule 2, to the exclusion of all others.
(h)	to maintain places and areas of importance or significance to the Native Title Holders under their traditional laws and customs and protect those places and areas from physical harm.
for personal, domestic, and non-commercial communal purposes.
The native title rights and interests in relation to that part of the determination area described in Schedule 3 do not confer possession, occupation, use and enjoyment of the area on the Native Title Holders to the exclusion of all others.
(c)	the other interests, and any activity that is required or permitted by or under and done in accordance with the other interests, prevail over the native title rights and interests and any exercise of the native title rights and interests, but do not extinguish them except in accordance with law.
- native title is not held in trust.
The native title application was first made on 25 May 2004. It was an application under s 61 of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) for the recognition of the Gangalidda and Garawa Peoples as the holders of native title rights and interests over their country.
There were no overlapping or competing native title claims over the claim area or any Indigenous respondents opposing the Gangalidda and Garawa Peoples claim.
The successful native title claim has provided the Gangalidda and Garawa Peoples with formal recognition of approximately 4904 hectares of exclusive native title area, and approximately 65711 hectares of non-exclusive native title area.
Through mediation, agreement has been reached as to the terms of a determination of native title to provide recognition of the native title rights and interests held by the Gangalidda and Garawa Peoples in relation to part of the land and waters covered by the Gangalidda and Garawa Peoples claim. The signed document was then filed in the Federal Court pursuant to s 87 of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth).


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What is the birthstone for Virgo? For people born under this sign, it is Sapphire. But you should know that Amber also fits Virgo.
Aug. 23d to Sept. 22d. Familism, Amber, Supporting.
The region of Virgo is family, security, and tribal life. Virgo is under the aegis of Uranus. This planet positively affects the activity of this Zodiac sign. The energies of Virgo are present in the family and tribe. The color of this sign is the tertiary Amber. The period of powers is from August 23d to September 21st.
Who Are Virgo Personalities?
The primary elements of this personality are security and permanence. Its mission is to perpetuate the race, to realize control under its elements and preservation of power. Virgo may sometimes become dominant in either one or the other area. But this person never let loose its primary field -- the family, tribal and national life. Among Virgo, you may often meet publicist, politician, or successful businessman. When Virgo unite its efforts with Leo, it gains support and power to use these interests in its advantages. Their creed is a combination of security, harmony, and defense. They may coexist in agreement with Pisces.
Their mental power intertwined with intellectuality and order. However, Virgo also possesses a sense of humor, inclined to gladness, and wit in constant play. At the same time, this sign regards any possible errors as amenable to correction, without anger. Thus, they usually gifted, spiritual, and harmonic nature.
Virgo possesses the capability to the natural sciences and broad poetic interest. This feature provides the sense of intuition and adds some foresight. In general, this sign of Zodiac accustomed to natural home love. They are encouraged by a practical desire that allows them to dominate in business. They used to be efficient and useful in action. However, they direct all the efforts towards the success of family and home. They avoid outward pleasures, and to seek the production of family group pleasures and ease. As a result, they are sensitive in love almost to the point of jealousy. But they mostly strive to a harmony.


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After approving a proposed rule to establish a three-year Community Solar Energy Pilot Program, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) released the "Community Solar Energy Pilot Program Rule Proposal Advance Draft" on September 21, 2018.
The Community Solar Energy Program seeks to broaden access to consumers unable to go solar in the past either for technical reasons (shading, trees, or old roofs), renters, or those just finding installations unaffordable. Drawing from the best practices of existing community solar programs in other states and adapting them to New Jersey, the NJBPU will develop and finalise the Community Solar Energy Program within 36 months of beginning the Community Solar Energy Pilot Program.
The Community Solar Energy Pilot Program proposes annual capacity limits of 75MWdc for Program Year 1 and at least 75MWdc for both Program Years 2 and 3 divided among New Jersey electric distribution companies (EDCs) based on their average in-State retail electricity sales. At least 40% of annual capacity must be allocated to low- and moderate-income (LMI) projects with an additional 10% reserved by the NJBPU for low-income community solar projects at their discretion.
Administered by the EDCs, subscriber bills will receive community solar credits in dollars, kWh, or both at the retail net metering rate including supply and delivery charges; these credits continue through the project life but may not be applied to fixed charges. By election, the community solar projects are eligible for Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SREC) or Class I RECs as well as additional incentives created by the NJBPU for community solar projects.
Solar advocates and developers are concerned about the critical mass of the program and financing the required high LMI community solar subscriber percentage.
In the "Community Solar: Ready to Work for New Jersey" report, Vote Solar and community solar advocates propose a 475MWdc pilot program and analyze the potential employment, earnings, and economic impacts using the Jobs and Economic Impact (JEDI) Model developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). Vote Solar relied on the Coalition for Community Solar Access (CCSA) for the cost impact analysis.
Public hearings for the proposed Community Solar Pilot Programme rules are scheduled for November 8, 2018, and comments can be submitted until the end of the month of November. The NJBPU expects to begin accepting community solar project applications on January 1, 2019.


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Undergraduate Calendar/
Courses/
Human Rights (HUMR)
Human Rights Program Committee
(Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences)
Human Rights (HUMR) Courses
HUMR 1001 [1.0 credit]
Introduction to Human Rights
Human rights from an interdisciplinary perspective. Topics may include the foundations and nature of rights, roots of inequality and oppression, aboriginal rights, racism, women and rights, sexual orientation, state and corporate power, economic exploitation, the environment and rights, warfare, torture, and social movements.
Precludes additional credit for FYSM 1104.
Lecture and discussion groups/tutorials three hours a week.
Human Rights: Theories and Foundations
Historical overview of the theoretical and philosophical approaches underlying the human rights movement and relevant to the normative ideals and aspirations of human rights and to the strategies of their implementation.
Prerequisite(s): second-year standing.
Lectures and discussion groups/tutorials three hours a week.
Sexuality, Gender, and Security
Historical and contemporary analysis of surveillance, security, and regulation of sexuality, race, class, and gender. Students will critically examine how 'subversives' were created through discourse and administrative logics such as policy and law.
Also listed as SXST 2102.
Prerequisite(s): second year standing or permission from the Institute.
Lectures and discussions three hours a week.
Power Relations and Human Rights
The study of power from a critical, transnational perspective; the impact on human rights of different forms and modalities of power, including those emanating from the state and corporations and those implicated in socio-economic and other hierarchical relations.
Human Rights and Sexualities
Human rights issues in various cultural contexts concerning sex and/or gender, with attention to sexual minorities such as gay, lesbian, and transgendered persons. Forms of discrimination against sexual minorities and the mechanisms and strategies for redress.
Lectures and discussion groups three hours a week.
Canada is home-in-exile to many who have faced severe and often life-threatening political repression such as imprisonment, torture, surveillance, population transfer, etc. This course examines the impacts on survivors of political repression, and strategies used to overcome its legacies.
Social and Political Movements
The underlying conditions and developments of historical and contemporary social and political movements; specific social movements such as civil rights or gay rights.
Special Topics in Human Rights
This advanced seminar will cover current and topical issues and/or debates in human rights, and will enable students to engage in focused discussions and analyses of these issues. Topics will vary from year to year.
Prerequisite(s): third-year standing.
Lectures three hours a week.
Right to the City
"The right to the city" as an emerging focus of advocacy and analysis in urban movements for social justice around especially the local and transnational dimensions of the "right to the city" movement.
Precludes additional credit for HUMR 3001 if taken prior to 2013-14.
Prerequisite(s): third year standing.
Human Rights and Resistance
This course problematizes human rights paradigms and critically examines the limitations of the political within liberal democracies. Bringing together theory and politics, alternative approaches to activism are explored. Topics may include struggles grounded in radical democracy, anti-capitalism, and social justice perspectives.
Racialization, Racism and Human Rights
The forms and effects of systemic race-based human rights abuses. Topics may include immigration and refugee policies and practices, anti-apartheid regimes, racial profiling, the racial politics of "nationhood" and armed conflict, civil rights and resistance movements in differing cultural contexts.
Seminar and discussion groups three hours a week.
Culture, Religion, and Women's Human Rights
The impact of cultural and religious traditions on gender, race, ethnicity and sexuality. Topics may include debates related to power dynamics, historical issues, geopolitics, and cultural relativism.
This course examines children's rights from a range of historical, cultural, and global perspectives. Topics may include the rights for Indigenous children, children with disabilities, female, trans and queer children, children in armed conflict and refugees in Canada and transnational contexts.
Also listed as CHST 3303.
Precludes additional credit for CHST 3901 (no longer offered).
A critical approach to the study of disability rights that explores the intersections of disability with race, sexuality, gender, colonialism, 'health', and other discourses.
Precludes additional credit for HUMR 4303 (no longer offered).
Anti-Black Racism
The course examines conceptual linkages between race, racism and anti-black racism and how anti-Blackness racial prejudice is rooted in Black people's experience of enslavement and colonization.
Lecture three hours a week
Histories of Persecution and Genocide
Case studies in persecution and/or genocide in different cultural contexts. The social, political, and legal conditions that have enabled the institutional or state-sanctioned persecution of targeted groups, and the circumstances that had an impact on their decline.
Social, Economic and Cultural Rights
The development of social, economic and cultural rights, including rights to housing, healthcare, education and employment. Topics may include the international geopolitics of the historical tension between these rights and civil and political rights.
Global Environmental Justice
Overview of critical debates on environmental issues from a global social justice perspective. Topics may include corporate mining, food sovereignty, poverty, economic exploitation, Indigenous cosmologies and environmental justice, militarization and environmental degradation, privatization of water and climate change.
Public Health and Human Rights
Through a social-scientific analysis of AIDS, this course explores HIV/AIDS as a case study for understanding the politics of public health. Students will critically interrogate the authority of science and explore avenues for democratizing biomedicine and public health policy in various national and policy contexts.
Precludes additional credit for HUMR 3001 Section "A" if taken in 2013-14 and 2014-15.
Citizenship and Human Rights
The relationship between citizenship and human rights; how large groups of people, including non-citizens and refugees, are excluded from entitlements to rights. Why human rights rest on citizenship, and with what implications.
Prerequisite(s): fourth-year standing.
Seminar three hours a week.
Transgender Human Rights
Critical analyses of human rights through an examination of transgender subjectivities. The systemic erasure of trans people within society and the struggles of some activists to normalize trans identities.
Disability and Social Justice
An intersectional national/transnational approach to social justice issues such as poverty/exploitation, labour, representation, decolonization, race/racism, sexuality and gender from a critical disability studies perspective.
Prerequisite(s): fourth-year standing in Human Rights or Disability Studies.
Gender, Citizenship and Social Justice in a Transnational World
This seminar critically engages with transnational, gendered, classed, and racialized discursive practices of citizenship, human rights, the geopolitics of knowledge and processes of dehumanization through the lenses of decolonial social justice.
Rights of Refugees and Displaced Persons
Contemporary issues concerning the rights of refugees and displaced persons, from social, political, and legal perspectives; Canadian and international dimensions of these issues.
Digital Dis-information and Human Rights
The course examines the phenomenon of disinformation or 'fake news' in the era of digital technology, its intent and links to structures of power and oppression, and its impacts on human rights and the social justice.
Counter-terrorism and Human Rights
Examines policies and strategies states and international organizations use to combat global terrorism and the challenges these initiatives pose to the international human rights regime, democratic norms, and social justice.
Seminar three hours per week.
Global Indigenous Knowledges and Movements
Indigenous Peoples contributions to world knowledge through community resistance, social movements and scholarship. How processes of corporate globalization impact Indigenous Peoples lives as an ongoing process of normalizing a reconfigured modern coloniality of power.
Seminar three hours a week
Precarity in Labour and Work
This course explores how precarious employment and labour arises; the nature and forms of precariousness; how race, citizenship, gender, religion, and location impact precarity; the link between labor and social movements; and types of political and economic initiatives in response to the deepening precarity.
Is Religious Freedom a Human Right?
Legal, theoretical, and theological interconnecƟons between religion and human rights. Evaluation of concepts including religious freedom, secularism, public sphere, accommodaƟon and neutrality.Examination of religion and culture, interdependence of legal and religious perspectives, boundaries of religion and state, and religious compulsion. Use of case studies.
Also listed as LAWS 4602, RELI 4602.
Seminars three hours a week.
Practicum Placement in Human Rights I
This course provides students with the opportunity to spend one day per week (6-8 hours) working and learning at a human rights-related government, research or advocacy organization. A written report is required at the end of the placement. Graded as Sat/Uns.
Prerequisite(s): fourth-year standing in Human Rights or permission of the Institute.
Practicum Placement in Human Rights II
Prerequisite(s): fourth-year standing in Human Rights and a GPA of 9.8 or higher or permission of the Institute.
Special Topic in Human Rights
This course features a detailed study of a special topic in any area of Human Rights. Topics and themes will vary from year to year.
Essays and/or examinations based on a bibliography constructed by the student in consultation with an instructor.
Prerequisite(s): normally restricted to students with at least 3.0 credits of Human Rights courses with at least a CGPA of 9.0 or better in Human Rights courses and permission of the Institute.


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