The news of the massacre of innocent citizens of Libya by the dying regime of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi reminded the world of a number of basic facts. The first is that dictators everywhere are weak and require brute force to remain in power. The second is that an organised and dedicated people can enter the political stage and bring about revolutionary situations. Third is the new awareness that once the people gain confidence and the wave of revolutionary energy sweeps through Africa, no external force can contain this energy and no foreign military intervention can derail liberation. And fourth is the reality that money cannot guarantee political loyalty for long. It is for these reasons that in the last seven days, not even the US$150 billion of foreign reserves controlled by Gaddafi and his sons can save the regime from a people who want basic freedoms. These points have been driven home by the rapid disintegration of the governments in North Africa and the Middle East with the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions leading the way to a new era of political change in world politics. It is apt to term the Libyan uprising a revolutionary situation to distinguish this first phase of the Libyan rebellion from the robust forms of self-organisation that had matured inside of Tunisia and Egypt.
From Ethiopia to Gabon and from Djibouti to Yemen and Bahrain, the stirrings of the oppressed have exposed those governments that used the so-called 'War on Terror' as a smokescreen to exploit the mass of the people. In every country of Africa and the Middle East, dictators are calling on each other to dust off manuals on repression as people defy the weapons and torture to demand a new mode of economics and politics. The struggles for freedom in Libya and the dying spasms of Gaddafi are particularly noteworthy because Gaddafi and his Western backers had calculated that this dictator could use the billions of dollars from hydrocarbons to not only buy weapons but also to seek to bribe all and sundry. On Tuesday 22 February the Security Council of the United Nations expressed 'grave concerns' about the mass murders that were being carried out by paid militia persons as the permanent members of the same UN Security Council rushed to cover their tracks in relation to their military support for Gaddafi. The Arab League expelled Gaddafi while numerous governments in Europe lined up behind cameras to condemn the killing of innocent civilians. Belatedly, after the Arab League expelled Libya, the chairperson of the AU Commission, Jean Ping, expressed 'deep concern' about what was going on in Libya. It is in the face of the timid position of the leaders of the African states that this statement wants to forthrightly express solidarity with the peoples of Libya and their demand to end the Gaddafi police state.


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The Haval H2 is a subcompact B-Segment CUV produced by the Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motor.

History
The Haval H2 Red Label debuted on the 2014 Beijing Auto Show. Despite having a Red Haval badge, the crossover was launched before the Red and Blue label market strategy. The Haval H2 Blue Label was launched later on the 2016 Chengdu Auto Show making the H2 the first Haval to be sold in both red and blue labels. While being priced similarly and having the same powertrain and performance, Red Label cars usually feature more conservative styling and Blue Label cars feature more aggressive styling and is aimed at younger markets.

The Haval H2 is powered by a turbocharged, 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine producing 110 kW and 210Nm and mated to a six-speed automatic transmission.

As of July 2021, ANCAP's website lists the Haval H2 as having received the maximum safety ranking, five stars.

Malaysia
The Haval H2 was launched in Malaysia in May 2016 with three variants available: Standard, Comfort and Premium. The Standard could only be had with a six-speed manual gearbox while the Comfort and Premium variants could only be had with a six-speed automatic unit. Early models were fully imported from China with locally assembled models officially available as of September 2016. Only two locally assembled models were available: Comfort and Premium.

Iran

The Haval H2 was presented in the 2017 Tehran Automotive Show in Iran by Bahman Group, the builder of the car in Iran.

Europe

In June 2019, Great Wall start the export in Italy of the H2 Red Label with 1.6 Turbo 146 HP petrol or biofuel LPG homologated Euro 6D-Temp.

Australia

The Haval H2 was released in Australia under Great Wall(Not imported by Ateco) in 2014 only in Front Wheel Drive and the 1.5 litre turbo engine derived from Mitsubishi. It was release alongside other Haval SUVs of various sizes such as the H6, H8 and H9.
The H2 was one of the most popular models sold at the time thanks to its low price point, comfort and modern features. It was eventually discontinued in 2021 with the new Haval Jolion replacing it along with the H6 update.

References

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H2
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From The Editor | February 13, 2019
Inside PDA's Technical Report No. 81
By Erin Harris, Editor-In-Chief, Cell & Gene
Follow Me On Twitter @ErinHarris_1
Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) recently released Technical Report No. 81, "Cell-Based Therapy Control Strategy," written by PDA's Cell and Gene Therapy Task Force. Michael Blackton, Global Head of Quality at adaptimmune and PDA's Co-Chair of the Cell and Gene Therapy Interest Group co-authored the report. Blackton's also a member of the Biopharmaceutical Advisory Board and International Board of Directors. Here, he breaks down Technical Report No. 81 and explains the report's biggest takeaways.
Explain the why behind Technical Report No. 81 (TR 81), Cell-Based Therapy Control Strategy.
Blackton: Control Strategy is the critical element of the product development life cycle. Control strategy is essentially all the parameters of your product and process — of your product's process, and, ergo, your product — in order to characterize what that product does such that you could transition through the life cycle to approval and beyond.
There has been a great deal of discussion about these products because they're so new, that the question exists, "Does the life cycle even apply to these products?" The reason we wrote this TR is to illustrate how that life cycle applies through the control strategy, and all those elements required to get to the control strategy, such that we can understand what is required to shepherd these products through approval and beyond.
What I mean by "approval and beyond" is, once you characterize your product and get it through approval, you must constantly look at that product as it goes through its life. That may require you to go back and revise certain aspects of your product definition as embodied within the control strategy. Really, the control strategy is one element of the life cycle — the critical element of the life cycle that drives all the actions you make as you shepherd the product through.
It's also important to note that the control strategy is not simply one-and-done. It is something that is maintained from the beginning, and its rigor is based on how much scientific knowledge you have of your product and process. This report's scope ends with the setting up of a draft control strategy, but it starts with those strategic and tactical decisions we make as we define what our product is. That's what we call, in section three of the document, the product profile document.
Once you have a product profile, then you start looking at what's critical about that profile or what are those attributes, and then defining what your control strategy is from that. It was like the first step.
Why is Control Strategy so important?
Blackton: It is incredibly important that people in cell therapy and gene therapy apply the life cycle to their products. I really believe, in this day and age, if you want to get a drug approved — and cell therapy is no different — then you must have a robust control strategy that allows you to understand where your flexibility lies and where you need to focus on highly critical areas, or else you will be very hard pressed — in fact, I believe it to be impossible — to get a product commercialized.
Explain and define TR 81's biggest takeaways.
Blackton: The first takeaway is that life cycle applies to these products. The second is that the scientific method and exercising science is germane to this and to the life cycle.
The third takeaway is that this is a somewhat methodical process that is rather complex. For cell therapy products we have the vector and the product. This helps the reader understand the role of vector in developing a control strategy for cell therapy.
When considering cell therapy, we talk about critical material attributes and how we identify and evaluate raw materials associated with the control strategy or the process as we develop the control strategy.
We have a specific section on primary cells as starting materials and vector starting materials that puts it in its context. At the time that we wrote this report, the following was unknown: What is vector? How does it fit into cell therapy processes? Is vector akin to active pharmaceutical ingredient, or is it a starting material? It's both. But we state in the report that it's like a critical starting material, and now it's embodied at later conferences, where the FDA has stated the same thing — that it is critical, but they do require full process validation for a vector, which is outside the scope of this TR.
But vector is important, and you must develop its process, just like you must develop your cell therapy process.
The fourth takeaway is knowing that this space is highly academic, and the academic community doesn't have much exposure to product development life cycle as defined by the FDA and other world regulators.
Finally, hopefully this report will help highly academic people shape their development processes or how they conceptualize new products, or how they transfer products out of universities and into the industry as well.
Who has access to TR 81?
Blackton: Anyone can purchase the report from the PDA, but members have access to an online portal where they can access the reports. You cannot print them from the online portal. When the report is released, members may download the documents for free for a specific period. After that, a fee applies for both members and non-members.
Who is the audience for this report?
Blackton: The audience for this report includes academic researchers who intend to define an entity that can then be commercialized. If academics use this report, it could help in their efforts to commercialize a product, because they would anticipate the data required to transfer to industry.
But academics are a secondary audience. The primary audience are those people in quality, development, manufacturing, and research within companies that are in early phase trials, anticipating moving into phase II and through commercialization of their products. It is important for them to look at this document, as well as the other docket TRs.

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Our Neighborhoods: EAST KNOXVILLE
By design on March 30, 2014 Archives
By Mike Steely steelym@knoxfocus.com Every section of Knox County is unique and offers a variety of home styles, historic sites, restaurants, neighborhoods, and culture. East Knoxville has all that and more. From downtown Knoxville to Interstate 40, the east side of the city may be the most diverse section in our region. East Knoxville basically […]
Hipsher's grand slam sets tone for Central win
By Ken Lay Senior catcher Maleah Hipsher knows that she'll be expected to provide some offensive punch for the Central High School softball team and this a role she relishes. Hipsher, the fifth hitter in the Lady Bobcats' batting order, came through big on Monday, March 24 in an 8-5 District 3-AAA victory at Karns. […]
Knoxville Force soccer team to make history vs Nashville FC
By design on March 28, 2014 Dan Andrews, News, The Daily Focus
On Saturday May 10th 2014 history will be made in Knoxville. The first official league game of the Nashville FC will occur. This team is a 100% fan supported team. Literally, fans buy a supporters share of the club. I know because I actually bought a share of the club. So as part owner, who […]
Herman Gettelfinger Bass Tournament to make big splash with new format
By design on March 27, 2014 Knoxville, sports, The Daily Focus
The 21st annual Herman Gettelfinger Bass Tournament will be held on Saturday, April 5 at Fort Loudoun Lake, benefiting services provided by the Helen Ross McNabb Center. This year the tournament will use the Big Bass format with weigh-ins every hour allowing each boat to weigh its single biggest fish against competitors'. The new […]
By design on March 26, 2014 Columnist, McKeehan
By Sharon Frankenberg, Attorney at Law Nuisance is the maintenance of a wrongful condition on a person's own property over an unreasonable length of time which annoys or disturbs the free use of another's property or which renders its ordinary use or physical occupation uncomfortable. For example, in the case of Oakley v. Simmons, 799 […]
Determined Vols make it to the Dance after all
By design on March 24, 2014 Columnist, Williams
By Steve Williams Give Cuonzo Martin credit. The embattled University of Tennessee basketball coach didn't let himself get caught up in all that negativity. He kept his eye on the prize and his players followed suit. As I write this on Friday night, the Vols are coming off NCAA tournament wins over Iowa and UMass […]
Pearl heads to The Plains, Knoxville loses its mind
By design on March 24, 2014 Columnist, Norman
By Alex Norman Bruce Pearl loves Knoxville so much he chose to stay here, despite his firing in March 2011. Knoxville loves Bruce Pearl so much tens of thousands of Tennessee fans signed a petition demanding his return as Vols basketball coach. Today Pearl has a new team, and a new home… And Knoxville can't […]
The Sixth Starter
By design on March 24, 2014 Columnist, Major
By Ralphine Major "Before someone says, 'you can't have six starters in basketball,' I want to emphasize that you can have as many starters as you want to," Bob Dagley said. "But, only five can play at the same time." Dagley is the former coach of the Gibbs Eagles. The player he is referring to […]
By design on March 24, 2014 Columnist, Ferguson
By Dr. Jim Ferguson The notion of choice is a fundamental principle with me. It stems from the doctrine of "free will." Ancient philosophers stated that freedom of conscience is really the only thing that cannot be controlled or taken from someone. The central lesson in the Greek tragedy "Antigone" by Sophocles is affirmed by […]
A Day Away: Warm Springs, Georgia
By design on March 24, 2014 Columnist, Steely
By Mike Steely It's not what you would expect. The complex is large, the museum extensive, and the grounds well kept, but the house is much smaller than even I imagined it would be. I'm talking about the Little White House in Warm Springs, Georgia, the retreat of our longest serving president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. […]


Cook onion, garlic, and bay leaf in butter and 1/2 tablespoon oil with 1/8 teaspoon salt in a 12-inch heavy skillet over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until onion is beginning to brown, about 10 minutes. Transfer to a plate.
Pat chicken dry and season with 1 teaspoon salt. Brown chicken in remaining tablespoon oil in 2 batches, 5 to 6 minutes per batch, transferring to a plate as browned.
Discard all but 2 tablespoons fat from skillet, then stir in chile powder and onion mixture and cook, stirring, 1 minute. Stir in water and bring to a simmer, scraping up brown bits.
Add chicken and cook, covered, over low heat, turning chicken once, until just cooked through, 25 to 30 minutes. Transfer chicken and onions with a slotted spoon to a platter. Skim off and discard fat from sauce, then boil until slightly thickened.Stir in lime juice and cilantro and spoon sauce over chicken.


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#include <truncate_parse.h>

void parse::print_syntax( const char *error_string )
{
  cout << endl << "Error: " << error_string << endl;
  cout << endl << "Truncate" << endl
	   <<         "--------" << endl
	   << "S. Martin" << endl
	   << "Version " << VERSION << endl << endl
	   << "Converts a .sim formatted file into .ind, .full, and .int files for use" << endl
	   << "by recursive/parallel layout." << endl << endl
	   << "Usage: truncate [options] root_file" << endl << endl
	   << "root_file -- the root name of the files to be input and output." << endl << endl
	   << "INPUT" << endl
	   << "-----" << endl
	   << "The root_file is the name of the .sim file without the .sim extension" << endl
	   << "and has the format\n\t id <tab> id <tab> sim," << endl
	   << "where ids are strings and sim is a float." << endl << endl
	   << "OUTPUTS" << endl
	   << "-------" << endl
	   << "The .ind file has two columns, the first giving the new integer ids" << endl
	   << "(starting at 0) and the second giving the original string ids." << endl << endl
	   << "The .full file contains the same information in the same format as the" << endl
	   << "input .sim file, except that the string ids are replaced by their integer" << endl
	   << "equivalents, and weights <=0 are screened out." << endl << endl
	   << "Finally, the .int file has the same format as the .full file, but contains" << endl
	   << "the truncated version (top n links) for use by layout." << endl << endl
	   << "OPTIONS" << endl
	   << "-------" << endl
	   << "\t-m : Number of times to scan .sim file >= 1." << endl
	   << "\t-n : Normalize output to .int file." << endl
	   << "\t-t top_n : Truncate .sim file using top n links before writing" << endl
	   << "\t           to .int file >= 1 (default 10)." << endl
       << "\t-r : read a .coord file and create a .real file." << endl << endl;
    exit(1);
}

parse::parse ( int argc, char** argv)
{
  map<string,string> m;

  // make sure there are at least two arguments and -l flag
  if ( argc < 2)
	print_syntax ( "not enough arguments!" );

  // all input/output files use same root
  sim_file = ind_file = int_file = full_file = coord_file = real_file = argv[argc-1];

  // set defaults
  memory_use = 1;
  topn = 10;
  normalize = false;
  real_out = false;

  // now check for optional arguments
  string arg;
  for( int i = 1; i<argc-1; i++ )
  {
	arg = argv[i];

	// check for memory conservation
    if ( arg == "-m" )
	{
		i++;
		if ( i >= (argc-1) )
			print_syntax ( "-m flag has no argument." );
		else
		{
			memory_use = atoi ( argv[i] );
			if ( memory_use < 1 )
				print_syntax ( "number of file scans must be >= 1." );
		}
	}

	// check for top link arguments
	else if ( arg == "-t" )
	{
		i++;
		if ( i >= (argc-1) )
			print_syntax ( "-t flag has no argument." );
		else
		{
			topn = atoi ( argv[i] );
			if ( topn <= 0 )
				print_syntax ( "number of sim links must be >= 1." );
		}
	}

    // check for normalized output
    else if ( arg == "-n" )
	    normalize = true;
	else if ( arg == "-r" )
	    real_out = true;
    else
        print_syntax ( "unrecongized option!" );
  }

  // add approriate file suffixes
  sim_file = sim_file + ".sim";
  ind_file = ind_file + ".ind";
  int_file = int_file + ".int";
  full_file = full_file + ".full";
  coord_file = coord_file + ".coord";
  real_file = real_file + ".real";

  // echo sim_file and coord_file
  cout << "Using " << sim_file << " for .sim file, " << endl
       << "Will output " << ind_file << " for .ind file," << endl
	   << "            " << int_file << " for .int file, and" << endl
	   << "            " << full_file << " for .full file." << endl;

  if ( real_out )
     cout << "Using " << coord_file << " for .coord file, and" << endl
	      << "      " << real_file << " for .real file." << endl;

  // echo arguments input or default
  cout << "Using memory = " << memory_use << endl
       << "      topn = " << topn << endl
	   << "      normalize = " << normalize << endl;

}

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Show all 7 episodes. With his defenses weakened, Veronica smiled as her hand slide down into his shorts, replacing his own around his shaft. Veronica nodded and stepped closer once again, her panting breath in his ear, pulling at his hand. Richard Madden shares why this was the role for him, and what he swiped from the " Game of Thrones " set. And when you finally made it downstairs, Hudson was just putting your breakfast on the plate, which was convenient. They looked at each other, trying to gauge the others reaction, only to see the same confusion before bursting into laughter. Veronica exploded through the surface, sending a wave of water flying into the air before raining down of Chester.
Is everything okay, how's my daughter? Add it to your IMDbPage. Video short Mom's Fear voice. Trixie's foot slammed on the accelerator hard enough to cause the tires to squeal against the hardtop. Time flew by, neither team wanting to admit defeat. Everyone turned to pay attention as she continued. Tootie leaned in closer to her ear a whispered quietly enough that not even Timmy would hear.


Comings and Goings: more changes at Marketplace Mall, more Starbucks for Greece, more bubble tea, yellow-tag bargains.
Another one bites the dust at the Marketplace Mall.
Abercrombie & Fitch has closed at the mall. This follows the closings of The Body Shop, Pac Sun and Vitamin World. The mall is currently in transition to become an outlet mall and some stores such as Aeropostale have switched to an outlet format at the mall while others have closed.
Abercrombie is suffering from its own downward trend as the preppy logo gear falls in popularity with today's teen set. Based in Ohio, its focus is on upscale casual wear for young consumers. The company operates more than 1,000 stores, with two other brands: Abercrombie Kids and Hollister.
Initially founded in 1892, the Great Recession that started in 2008 hit the retailer hard as teenagers looked to lower-priced fast fashion brands such as H&M and Forever 21. For a previous generation of status-conscious teens, having the Abercrombie moose logo was the ultimate status symbol, like the Lacoste Izod alligator logo was for 1980s teens of my generation. Nowadays, my teen daughter is looking for trendy fashions that fit her personality instead of a status symbol.
Folks in Greece really like their coffee. A new Starbucks is under construction at 2585 W. Ridge Rd. at the corner of Long Pond Road. It's the third Starbucks within a two-mile radius.
In addition to the Starbucks that's planned, there's 3,900 square feet of retail space available for rent. It's on 1.22 acres of land with access points from both West Ridge Road and Long Pond Road.
New Starbucks structures are quite spectacular from a design perspective. There's one that recently opened at Brighton-Henrietta Townline Road in Brighton. A great place to meet people or relax while catching up on e-mails.
As for the coffee shops within close proximity in Greece, it is the largest suburb in the region with over 90,000 residents.
As we bid farewell to some Toys R Us stores nationally and locally, a local one is going out of business. Toy-go-Round at 1197 Ridge Road in Webster is closing after almost seven years. It is a children's consignment store with everything from maternity and pregnancy books to newborn items including baby equipment to cloth diapers to toys and kids' clothes.
There is currently a sale on all clothes, which are $2; all toys are 50 percent off. The store will be continuing its sales through February. Owner Bonnie Reynolds said the timing was right to retire.
"We have hundreds of loyal customers that are sad to see the store close and we are sad too," she said.
Success breeds competition and the success of Tai Chi Bubble Tea in Henrietta and College Town is prompting another similar business to open. Coming soon to 2827 W. Henrietta Road in Brighton is Kung Fu Tea. I had to laugh at that one as it's literally a spin off Tai Chi. And the new store will be between the College Town and Henrietta locations. Hopefully it will be less expensive as our family habit for the sweet drinks is costing us $5 a pop.
We visit the Henrietta and College Town locales regularly and it is always packed with a long line of mostly Asian students. But the Irondequoit location at Culver Ridge Plaza was not busy during my one visit last week.
What are our favorite flavors? The trendy teen always gets strawberry with boba. I like the sesame or taro smoothie with red beans, which is a very Asian combination since not many cultures use beans as dessert.
Driving along West Henrietta Road, I noticed there's now a Tim Horton's at the site of the old Yang's Korean Restaurant that was not open when I tried to visit. And Popeye's is now at the Don Patron Bar & Grill's former location. That's a site that has seen a lot of turnover, from Del Taco to Nick Tahou's.
If you've waited until now to score your winter boots or accessories you're in luck. The off-price chains of T.J. Maxx and Marshall's are currently in the midst of their yellow tag sale.
What's a yellow tag sale? Fans of the retail chains know that it indicates a final markdown. That's as low as the price will go. It may get one or two red markdowns before it gets a yellow tag.
The yellow tag sale happens only twice a year — usually in late January through early February and then usually in late July through early August. I stopped by the Marshall's in Irondequoit which was just starting to mark some items yellow tag, picking up some cosmetic products on the cheap such as Korean face masks.


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Published: 4 December 1933 (Updated: 27 August 2021 ) by FoSHT-admin
W. G. R. Sprague, theatre architect, dies
William George Robert Sprague, the renowned theatre architect, has died only four years after his last theatre opened. Sprague was the architect of Streatham Hill Theatre (along with W. H. Barton) which opened in November 1929.
He lived for a while in nearby Herne Hill.
W G R Sprague's former house in Herne Hill – 2 Warmington Road, SE24 9LA
Sprague was a prolific Theatre Architect working during the late 1800s and early 1900s and responsible for about forty buildings. There's more about Sprague on the Arthur Lloyd website and WikiPedia.
Category: Heritage
← Theatre opens: 20th November 1929
First appearances in London since war began →


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Sociolinguistics and the Legal Process is an introduction to language, law and society for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students. Its central focus is the exploration of what sociolinguistic research can tell us about how language works and doesn't work in the legal process. Written for readers who may not have prior knowledge of sociolinguistics or the law, the book has an accessible style combined with discussion questions and exercises as well as topics for assignments, term papers, theses and dissertations. A wide range of legal contexts are investigated, including courtroom hearings, police interviews, lawyer interviews as well as small claims courts, mediation, youth justice conferencing and indigenous courts. The final chapter looks at how sociolinguists can contribute to the legal process: as expert witnesses, through legal education, and through investigating the role of language in the perpetuation of inequality in and through the legal process.
Not only does Diana Eades' textbook cross disciplinary and cultural borders, but also it bridges the gap between research and pedagogy. Bravo.
Bain Butler, University of Maryland, in Linguist List 21.3222
'Sociolinguistics and the Legal Process' is an ideal text for an introductory course in language and law. Eades's intelligently chosen topics give a full and fair flavor of the field's enormous range. The writing is perfect, crystal-clear without condescension or dumbing-down. Remarkably, Eades succeeds in presenting a theoretically sophisticated account of a sprawling field in a style that can be readily understood by an intelligent undergraduate.
John Conley, University of North Carolina School of Law, USA
This is a long-awaited book from one of the leading forensic linguists whose work has had a profound effect on several aspects of the Australian legal system. Diana Eades covers all aspects of interaction within the legal process from the first interview a suspect has with the police, through consultations with lawyers to the complexities of courtroom talk. There is also specific focus on the special problems of child witnesses and those who are not fluent in the language of the court. All readers will find new insights but for students 'Sociolinguistics and the Legal Process' will be invaluable.
Malcolm Coulthard, Professor of Forensic Linguistics, Aston University, UK.
Because of its textbook orientation, the book contains various exercises, class discussion sections, and assignments for further research interspersed throughout each chapter, all of which are thought-provoking and carefully integrated into the content of each chapter. This textbook is a worthwhile and informative introduction to the sociolinguistic dimension of the legal process.
Frank Nuessel, University of Louisville in Language Problems and Language Planning 35:1 2011
A highly informative book, Sociolinguistics and the Legal Process is a model textbook in so many ways.
Sociolinguistics and the legal process is an especially welcome contribution to the field of language and the law (a field also referred to as forensic linguistics), artfully situating the field within the broader framework of sociolinguistics. Diana Eades brings to this book a wealth of personal research experience in this field, together with an in-depth knowledge of its scholarly literature…Engagingly written, the book is intended to be primarily a textbook for upperdivision undergraduates and graduate students, but it is much more than that. Covering language and law from a multiplicity of theoretical and substantive vantage points, Eades succeeds in producing a textbook that not only explains the field in all of its many facets, but also is thorough and up-to-date in its review of the scholarly works on which it is built.
Susan Berk-Seligson, Vanderbilt University in Language in Society 41:1 (2012)
Diana Eades (University of New England, Australia) has been actively involved in the legal process for more than twenty years, doing sociolinguistic research, providing expert evidence and delivering training for judges, magistrates and lawyers. She has taught at undergraduate and graduate levels at the University of Hawai'i and several colleges and universities in Australia. At various times she has been President, Vice-President and Secretary of the International Association of Forensic Linguists. In addition to many journal articles and book chapters, her publications include Courtroom Talk and Neocolonial Control (2008, Mouton de Gruyter) and the 1995 edited volume Language in Evidence: Issues Confronting Aboriginal and Multicultural Australia (UNSW Press). She is co-editor of The International Journal of Speech Language and the Law.
PART 1 INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1 Using sociolinguistics to study the legal process
PART II COURTROOM HEARINGS
Chapter 2 Researching courtroom talk
Chapter 3 Focus on trials
Chapter 4 Second language speakers and interpreters
Chapter 5 Vulnerable witnesses
Chapter 6 Courtroom talk and societal power relations
PART III POLICE INTERVIEWS
Chapter 7 Police interviews
Chapter 8 Police interviews with members of minority groups
PART IV OTHER LEGAL CONTEXTS
Chapter 9 Lawyer-client interactions
Chapter 10 Informal and alternative legal processes
PART V CONCLUSION
Chapter 11 What (else) can sociolinguistics do?
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Women taking fish oil capsules during pregnancy are not more likely to stave off postpartum depression nor boost the mental development of their babies, according to an Australian study.
But they may help reduce their chances of giving birth too early and the only side effect they are likely to suffer from taking fish oil is increased belching, according to the study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Researchers from the Women's and Children's Hospital in North Adelaide set out to test the effects of daily supplements of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), which earlier studies have hinted might improve pregnancy outcomes.
They looked at more than 2,000 Australian women who received either vegetable oil or fish oil containing DHA during the second half of their pregnancy — a key time for fetal brain growth.
The pills used in the study contained 800 milligrams of DHA and 100 milligrams of another so-called omega-3 fatty acid as well. DHA is a building block of cell membranes and is especially important in brain development.
"Before DHA supplementation in pregnancy becomes widespread, it is important to know not only if there are benefits, but also of any risks for either the mother or child," said researcher Maria Makrides in a statement.
The good news: the only side effect was belching, which was almost twice as common in women eating fish oil as in those on vegetable oil.
The bad news: fish oil didn't do much to help avoid depression, with both groups hovering around 10 percent in self-reported high levels of depressive symptoms.
What's more, when psychologists evaluated toddlers at 18 months they found no differences in babbling, verbal comprehension and other language development, nor in cognitive measures such as exploring objects and forming concepts.
The researchers did find that women taking fish oil cut their risk of giving birth before 34 weeks of pregnancy, from more than 2 percent to just about one percent. A normal pregnancy lasts 40 weeks.
On the other hand, they also increased their chances of going past their due date.


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Paris, Amstelveen, 7 December 2012 - After two years as Chief Executive Officer of CRMA, the AFI KLM E&M subsidiary specialized in engine parts repairs, José-Marie Louis has been appointed Senior Vice President Engine Overhaul for Air France Industries.
A graduate of Grenoble's Institut National Polytechnique, José-Marie Louis started out in 1985 in a managerial capacity in the Operational Research Department of Air France's General Inspectorate, before moving two years later to the Boeing 737-727 Aircraft Maintenance division as a maintenance engineer. In 1988 he joined the Engines Division as project manager on the PROSPER Information system. Two years later, he was tasked with running the Logistics department of the General Electric Engines Division. Subsequently he was in charge of the High Pressure Modules unit at Orly from 1994 to 1997, when he was asked to head up the Engines Unit at Roissy. He remained in this position for four years, after which he became head of Business Development, Engines, in 2002, subsequently becoming head of the Production Operations Program between 2006 and 2010. Since 2010 he has been CEO of CRMA.


"When the concert in Hyde Park got cancelled at the beginning of the year I was gutted…they've got a concert set up later in the year, and I'm just saying, I hope to join them…"
Kylie also told Yahoo! :"I feel like I have to do this. People are getting more and more desperate. They're like 'please, for the love of God can you just do it because we need it out of our system'."
Hit Factory Live - Christmas Cracker features Steps, Rick Astley, Bananarama, Jason Donovan, Dead or Alive, Pepsi & Shirlie, Princess, Sinitta, Hazell Dean, Sonia, 2 Unlimited, Lonnie Gordon and Brother Beyond. Set to be the ultimate Christmas party, this once in a lifetime concert will take place at London's O2 arena on December 21.


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Q: Calling objects like methods in ruby Is it (in any way, no matter how weird or ugly) possible to call an object like a method.
I'm not talking about method objects or calling an object's method, I mean this:
class Klass
  def callMeMethod *args
    p args
  end
end

myObject = Klass.new

myObject *args  #=> [arg0, arg1, ...]
myObject(*args) #=> [arg0, arg1, ...]

I thought about defining a new global method each time an object is created (never mind how terrible that is) but I ran into problems, also I would ideally like to call it even if it's returned from some expression such as:
someArray[index_of_my_object] *args  #=> [arg0, arg1, ...]
someArray[index_of_my_object](*args) #=> [arg0, arg1, ...]

So basically Python's __call__ method.
thanks

A: No.
This has been asked many, many times over many, many years.
Yehuda Katz wrote a blog post about it, titled Ruby is NOT a Callable Oriented Language (It's Object Oriented), and the title says pretty much what the Ruby community thinks about this. Ruby is centered around objects, not functions. Message sending is the fundamental operation, not function calls.
There is an ambiguity between a message send with no explicit receiver and a function call. Scala solves this ambiguity with static typing, but Ruby can't do that, so the ambiguity is simply resolved by not having function calls, or rather by using a different syntax for function calls (foo.(bar) instead of foo(bar)).

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Oxfam hails national peace days
HARARE The people of Zimbabwe should uphold national peace days, the Oxfam Director in Zimbabwe, Peter Mutoredzanwa, has said. In a recent statement, Mutoredzanwa said that Zimbabweans should shun violence wherever it occurs and celebrate peace and unity.
The prevailing peace offers a stable working environment that will enable development agencies to reach out to all parts of the country with their recovery programmes, he said. As the agricultural season approaches, Oxfam, with the support from FAO and GRM international, has mobilized agricultural inputs. These include seed, fertilizers and plans to distribute to over 50 000 households in six districts of Zimbabwe.
The inputs should be availed to the needy communities before the beginning of the rainy season. Mutoredzanwa also hailed the steps that the government had taken towards national healing and reconciliation by setting up a ministry.
The government should also ensure that in formulating its framework for work of the organ, it balances providing justice for the victims with reconciliation. The organ should invest in learning and exploring various options and ways of addressing transitional justice issues, in particular issues of national healing.


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San Chay People
Also called Cao Lan, San Chi, Man Cao Lan and Hon Ban, the San Chay number more than 114,000. They mainly concentrate in Tuyen Quang, Bac Thai and Ha Bac provinces and are found in scattered groups in Quang Ninh, yen Bai, Lang Son and Vinh Phu provinces. The San Chay comprise two groups which speak different languages. The language of the Cao Lan is close to that of the Tay and the Nung and that of the San Chi to the Han dialect. The language of the San Chayis classified in the Tay-Thai Group.Ancestral worship is the main practice but is influenced by Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism.The San Chay mainly cultivate wet rice but agriculture as a whole plays an important role. Dozens of families form a village and live in a close association. Formerly, houses were almost all built on stilts but now those built level with the ground are very popular. The house is imagined as "the Buffalo Genie", its four pillars symbolizing the four legs, the laths representing the ribs and the roof understood as the backbone. One of the two corners of the penthouse is a bay for the altar to ancestors, regarded as the holiest section by each family.Today, the attire of the San Chay tends to imitate the King or Tay. On ordinary days, women use the cord carrying the knife sheath as a waist belt. On festival occasions, they usually wear 2-3 silk belts of different colours.The San Chay inhabitants belong to various family lineages, each lineage having several branches and peculiar habits and customs, and worshipping a definite genie. The father is the head of the family. The family of the young man organises the marriage but after wedding, the wife lives again with her parents and only visits her husband's family now and then. She settles definitively at the husband's house only after child-bearing.The San Chay possess many old tales, folksongs, proverbs and sayings. Particularly, sinh ca (alternating love song chants) is the most attractive form of cultural activity. They also have many dances like the drum dance, bird dance, harpoon-fishing dance, shrimp-catching dance, and lamp dance.The most popular musical instruments are castanets, small copper bells, cymbals, wind instruments and drums.At ceremonies and festivals, there are many forms of entertainment such as top spinning, con throwing and standing on the head.


Neanderthals weren't the only ones modern humans liked to sleep with.
It turns out that modern humans have a more complicated past than scientists realized. Researchers have discovered that populations of Homo sapiens swapped DNA in at least two regions of the world with a mysterious group of hominids known as Denisovans.
The Denisovans appear to have made a contribution to the modern human gene pool ? not nearly as significant as the Neanderthals, but notable.
Denisovans date back as far as 50,000 years ago, based on tests of a little Denisovan girl's finger bone and a bit of molar discovered in a Siberian cave in 2008. The new species was called Denisovan after the name of the cave in the Altai mountains.
But after a new DNA survey of humans, scientists from the University of Washington in Seattle were surprised to discover a new distinct set of Denisovan ancestry among some modern East Asians — particularly among Han Chinese, Chinese Dai and Japanese. This Denisovan DNA is more closely related to the sample from the fossils discovered in Siberia, according to the study published in the journal Cell.
The discovery demonstrates that there were at least two distinct populations of Denisovans living in Asia, and likely somewhat geographically distant.
When our ancestors first migrated out of Africa around 70,000 years ago, they were not alone. At that time, at least two other species of hominid cousins walked the Eurasian landmass—Neanderthals and Denisovans. As our modern human ancestors migrated through Eurasia, they encountered the Neanderthals and interbred. Because of this, a small amount of Neanderthal DNA was introduced into the modern human gene pool.
Everyone living outside of Africa today has a small amount of Neanderthal in them, carried as a living relic of these ancient encounters. A team of scientists comparing the full genomes of the two species concluded that most Europeans and Asians have approximately 2 percent Neanderthal DNA. Indigenous sub-Saharan Africans have none, or very little Neanderthal DNA because their ancestors did not migrate through Eurasia.
On one level, it's not surprising that modern humans were able to interbreed with their close cousins. According to one theory, Neanderthals, Denisovans, and all modern humans are all descended from the ancient human Homo heidelbergensis. Between 500,000 to 600,000 years ago, an ancestral group of H. heidelbergensis left Africa and then split shortly after. One branch ventured northwestward into West Asia and Europe and became the Neanderthals. The other branch moved east, becoming Denisovans. By 250,000 years ago H. heidelbergensis in Africa had become Homo sapiens. Our modern human ancestors did not begin their own exodus from Africa until about 70,000 years ago, when they expanded into Eurasia and encountered their ancient cousins.
The revelation that our ancient ancestors mated with one another could help explain one of the great mysteries in anthropology: Why did the Neanderthals disappear? After first venturing out of Africa, Neanderthals thrived in Europe for several hundred thousand years. But they mysteriously died out about 30,000 years ago, roughly around the same time that modern humans arrived in Europe.
Some scientists have suggested modern humans out-competed or outright killed the Neanderthals. But the new genetic evidence provides support for another theory: Perhaps our ancestors made love, not war, with their European cousins, and the Neanderthal lineage disappeared because it was absorbed into the much larger human population.
Even though Neanderthals and Denisovans are both extinct, modern humanity may owe them a debt of gratitude. A 2011 study by Stanford University researchers concluded that many of us carry ancient variants of immune system genes involved in destroying pathogens that arose after we left Africa. One possibility is that these gene variants came from other archaic humans.


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Forbes: A $4,000 COVID Test In Oklahoma Resulted In A Debate On Healthcare Prices And Transparency
When you bill an insurance company $2,715 for a COVID-19 test you probably don't expect Congress to start calling.
But then not everyone's patient is Carolyn Coburn, the widow of former Oklahoma Senator and renowned waste-fighter the late Dr. Tom Coburn.
Mrs. Coburn went to the Tulsa ER & Hospital for a "scheduled in advance" COVID-19 test. She later saw the $2,715 bill that went to Blue Cross and Blue Shield for her visit. Then, she got another bill, bringing the total visit cost charged to her insurer closer to $4,000.
"Nobody should charge $4,000 to stick a Q-Tip up someone's nose," Coburn responded to our request for comment. "I felt Tommy's fighting spirit," she added in reference to her late husband. "He was upset about $4 trillion, I could see how he felt."
Coburn was appalled by the cost and began her foray into the national debate over price transparency.
According to a May 2020 Harvard Harris poll, 88% of Americans support price transparency in health care and 67% feel they are not given enough detail and transparency when it comes to their medical care costs.
But wanting and getting are two different things.
Stephania Grober, vice president of sales and marketing for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, said Tulsa ER & Hospital and a sister facility in Edmond are "charging for services that are just outrageous and adding significant, unnecessary costs to the system. What's happening isn't right," she told Tulsa World. "It's taking advantage of this pandemic situation."
However, the founders of Tulsa ER & Hospital – a micro-hospital – are actual working ER physicians and have a compelling story, too.
A spokesperson confirmed that the centers had price disclosure, posted signs, and required signed patient consent forms since at least the summer of 2020. Responding to our comment request, Dr. Christion Rice – partner, Tulsa ER and Hospital stated:
"As physician-owned ERs and hospitals we operate and follow the same federal and regional legal requirements as health system-owned ERs and hospitals. We benchmark the pricing of services and tests with a third-party, conduct audits to catch and resolve all anomalous billing, and continue to update our practices to ensure our patients have the information they need to make an informed decision as this pandemic evolves."
The Tulsa facility is not alone in having its COVID pricing questioned, it just happens to have served (and billed) the widow of one of Washington's most famous waste-cutting doctors.
For example, ProPublica released a report on a doctor in Texas whose insurance company was billed (and paid) $10,984 for his COVID-19 test last May: a test done at the hospital where he worked.
Carolyn Coburn didn't really know the going rate for a COVID-19 test, but she was pretty sure $4,000 was too much. And she told the Tulsa World her late husband, U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn (the honorary chairman for OpenTheBooks.com) "fought this kind of thing all the time[.]"
Tulsa ER & Hospital says it provides "concierge-level emergency care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week." In fact, a managing partner at the Oklahoma hospital told Tulsa Worldwhat its website also confirms, "We are not an urgent care…We are an emergency room."
In fact, a recent review of the Tulsa ER & Hospital website shows it is not advertising for COVID testing.
Furthermore, the local newspaper reports, "A sign on the front desk warns patients they will be charged an emergency room fee for COVID-19 tests unless they have an outpatient order from a doctor, and patients are required to sign a simple one-page document explaining that — although the document says insurers 'will typically pay a small percentage' of the charges billed."
Locals report the in-house lab at Tulsa ER & Hospital was analyzing tests on-site and thus they were able to gain early market share on rapid-results testing.
"Word got out, you could get test results back quickly from the Tulsa ER and many of us needed to have a negative test before returning to work or getting our kids back to school," one Oklahoma small business owner told Forbes.
Following up on a school nurse's tip about Tulsa ER's fast test results, he went for a COVID-19 test and called the place and the process "first class."
The concierge treatment included meeting him at his car for paperwork and ushering him straight to a room for a physician exam and test, results of which he got back in about an hour. His negative test results enabled him to get back to work and "salvage my team" of employees from additional quarantines.
Seven minutes east at the local Walgreens WBA -0.8% or 10 minutes south at the local CVS, Tulsa patients now can schedule appointments for COVID-testing and get rapid or PCR tests. But Tulsa-area test results weren't coming back quickly in the fall and some facilities filled their waiting rooms with potentially COVID-positive patients.
Last fall, the health department and local labs reportedly were facing longer delays in reporting testing results. That sentiment was confirmed by the Tulsa ER & Hospital administrator who acknowledged to the Tulsa World many of those coming to it for COVID tests say they did so after deciding the wait for tests and results at other facilities was too long.
Coburn's insurer was billed $450 for the COVID-19 test itself, the balance of the bill was for her emergency room visit and physician fees. Coburn herself did not pay anything, but that didn't stop her from writing and calling, and getting her concerns heard in the halls of Congress.
Coburn's questions reflect the concerns of millions of other Americans who are asking why health care pricing is so opaque, and why our health care system wasn't nimble enough to make low-cost, rapid COVID-19 testing widely available.
A year into the pandemic, Carolyn Coburn isn't alone in seeking answers.
Read the entire response to our request for comment from the Tulsa ER & Hospital, here.
President Donald Trump's June 24, 2019 Executive Order on medical price transparency.


The Association of Optometrists (AOP) is pleased to announce the results of the 2017 Council elections. The 2017-18 Councillors will begin their terms of office on 7 June 2017.
Five regional Council positions were open to a member vote this year: East of England, North East England, South East England, West Midlands, and Yorkshire and the Humber. Additionally, there were uncontested elections in the East Midlands, South West England, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
The AOP also received applications for the appointed designated positions of Undergraduate Student Optometrist and Pre-registration Optometrist.


They were concerned with the mechanical act as an end in itself. From the day of his birth, when he might be not merely subordinated but suppressed for the good of the state, the young Spartan continued to be disposed of in one way or another until death opened up for him a way of escape. They gave a new meaning to art and identified themselves as a revolutionary expanding caste.
But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moth and rust do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. This is particularly true of Plato, though at times as in Mably Lycurgus runs him hard. But before this it is necessary to look at the home of their birth — America.
However, a pure form of Theravada Buddhist teachings had been preserved in Sri Lanka since the 3rd century. Japanese culture as distinctively different from the rest of Asia. The aim of Communism is to create slaves out of nations that the Commissars can then lord over.
In the s and s, several socially and politically important films were produced. Nintendo was not mentioned. The writers decried the waste of time and talent during that decade and bemoaned abuses that had held China back.
The chief interest in the works is that they are predominately international. It was a communism of an idle and boastful people, whose government and whose existence demanded an army of Helots, who suffered at their hands a ruthless tyranny without parallel in history.
One of the most outspoken of the new breed of playwrights was Sha Yexin. Stand-up comedy[ edit ] Stand-up comedy is an emerging art form. The threat today is of a world-wide culture and control with man absorbed into an amorphous collective society.
Human behaviour can differ from area to area certainly but ultimately, there are always going to be unifying themes or behaviours from one culture to another culture. All inheritance from the past, all anti-materialist thought was obliterated.
Internal challenges include the erosion of principle values, morals, and beliefs within Western culture. The symmetry of her constitution, her clear consciousness of the end for which, in Sparta at least, the state Communism and civilizations, the rigorous discipline imposed on the individual with a view to the realization of these ends, have, taken together, provoked the eulogies of many simple-minded enthusiasts.
This Revolution of accounted for 80, more victims than did the Reign of Terror in the First French Revolution, and the massacres were no less savage and were certainly more numerous and on a wider scale than those of St.
Pasmore has now moved beyond painting because even when mechanistically imitated, paint still shows evidence of handwork. One side argues that the West sill has a monopoly on technological research and development, military strength, and economic consumption. It is freely acknowledged that many of its painters were once Marxists.
That the work and thought of this intellectual caste, while claiming to lead, is in fact the result of consent, not rebellion. In addition, many Chinese consumers like the free game in a personal computer or a personal digital assistant, so this also becomes a barrier with which each company advances to the market.
By radio reached 75 percent of the population through radio stationsmillion radios, and a vast wired loudspeaker system. Nowhere more than Capitalist America are people so hopelessly enslaved under the belief they are free.
Narrative painting, with a wider color range and a much busier composition than the Song painting, was immensely popular at the time of the Ming dynasty — Thus Plutarch, of the influence of a man who is after all but the shadow of a shade, and who, it may be, was more or less imagined in order that his influence might explain what was.
Instead, "multidirectional interactions among all civilization" has been maintained The New Mind is led or driven by the active partner of media to no end beyond the act of liaison and the suggestive results thereof.
The new role of education required a complete overhaul of the Universities.
There are also ways of force and violence. The power of a state is controlled and influenced by the behavior and decisions of those holding power. Muslim societies, unlike Asian societies, have asserted cultural identity through the reaffirmation and resurgence of religion.
But the sense of contemporaneity does not distinguish us from previous man. A comparison with the actions and objectives of the Bolsheviks fighting to create a Marxist-materialist World should especially show the difference in outlook.Simply put, communism is the idea that everyone in a given society receives equal shares of the benefits derived from labor.
Communism is designed to allow the poor to rise up and attain financial and social status equal to that of the middle-class landowners.
COMMUNIST INFILTRATION OF WESTERN CULTURE by BRIAN BRADSHAW, A.R.C.A. Any Conservative feels instinctively that "Pop" art has no place in Western Civilization, and is an enemy which must be opposed. The culture of the People's Republic of China is a rich and varied blend of traditional Chinese culture with communist and other international modern and post-modern influences.
During the Cultural Revolution, an enormous number of cultural treasures of inestimable value were seriously damaged or destroyed and the practice of many arts.
Karl Marx's legacy to civilization: communism. In its pure form, communism is a socio-economic system of government built upon the common ownership of production, shorn of class, money, the state apparatus, and most other markers of agronumericus.com: Land units gain +4 Defense Strength.
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• Before and After the May Fourth Movement The so-called "May Fourth" or "new culture" movement began in China aroundfollowing the failure of the Revolution to establish a republican government, and continued through the s.


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Steele shines as Glenn Miller
Published: 09:00 Wednesday 03 August 2016
Show business legend Tommy Steele tells the extraordinary tale of America's most famous big band leader in The Glenn Miller Story.
The musical can be seen at Nottingham's Theatre Royal from September 13-17.
It's been over 70 years since Glenn Miller vanished over the English Channel as he flew to Paris to entertain the troops during the Second World War. Did he crash? Was he shot down? Will the mystery ever be solved?
The life, fame and vanishing of one of America's most iconic musical figures is brought to the stage in this new musical.
Tommy Steele was Britain's first rock 'n' roll star. His legendary career includes over 20 hit singles, 12 hit movies and countless award winning stage musicals including Half A Sixpence and Singin' In The Rain.
Tickets to see The Glenn Miller Story are £15-£39 plus concessions. Call the box office on 0115 9895555 or go to www.trch.co.uk for more information.
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Help save the astronauts and their pet cat from the asteroid storm. Slash the asteroids to destroy them before they kill the astronauts. You also need to touch or slash the oxygen tanks to replenish the astronaut's oxygen supply or they will die. You gain points when astronauts get across the screen without being killed by an asteroid and when you slash an asteroid or oxygen tank.


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Extremists & Racists Are Running Wild Because Mahathir New Government Has Been Too Nice & Pussyfooting
November 25th, 2018 by financetwitter
Social media have been flooded with messages about the Anti-ICERD rally on Dec 8. Supporters of UMNO Malays nationalist party and the PAS Islamist party have been spreading invitations through WhatsApp messenger to everyone to join the wild party. The hidden agenda of the rally is, of course, to overthrow the democratic elected Pakatan Harapan government.
With nothing to lose but everything to gain, the organizer did not even care hiding their evil plan. On Nov 17, UMNO President Ahmad Zahid Hamidi openly threatened Mahathir government – the Malay-Muslim community will "run amok" to protest the Pakatan government's pledge to ratify the "International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination" (ICERD).
Yes, the racist and corrupted Java-immigrant Zahid has issued a challenge to the 93-year-old premier – do your best, if you can, to stop UMNO and PAS from unleashing millions of Malay-Muslims on the street, rioting and killing. If the plan goes according to the script, the ethnic Chinese would most likely get the beatings. It would make the May 16, 1969's bloody racial riots look like a child's play.
The threat is real and the consequences will be fatal. Mr. Zahid has no choice but to make the Dec 8 his Waterloo against PM Mahathir. A failure to overthrow the government would mean the end of Zahid's political career. However, a victory will not only grant him a free pass from spending the rest of his life in prison, it will also make him the next prime minister (at least that was what Zahid thought).
Actually, ICERD is nothing but a nice-to-have initiative. Members are supposed to commit to eliminate racial discrimination, not to mention outlaw hate speech and criminalize membership in a racist organization. It was like saying those who treasure their health are supposed to eliminate smoking. But nobody cares if you wish to continue smoking anyway and grill your lungs until it becomes charcoal.
As of January 2018, it has 88 signatories and 179 parties. The funniest thing is while UMNO and PAS Malay-Muslims were foaming at the mouth protesting ICERD, among the countries which had ratified ICERD include Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Jordan, Yemen, Oman, Qatar, UAE, Algeria, Pakistan, Turkey, Tunisia, Morocco and even Indonesia – the country with the largest Muslim population.
In other words, either 99% of the 1.9-billion Muslims in the world – including the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques – were freaking dumb and retarded for consenting to the ICERD, or the 4-million UMNO and 2-million PAS Malay-Muslim supporters have been cheated and scammed by their respective leaders – Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (UMNO president) and Hadi Awang (PAS president).
So, the ICERD has nothing to do whatsoever with UMNO and PAS' claims that the Malays, Muslims, Bumiputeras (son of the soil), Islam, Malay Rulers and whatnot would lose their rights or special privileges. Even if PM Mahathir ratifies the ICERD, the Article 153 of the Federal Constitution cannot be abolished simply because while Article 153 is supreme, ICERD is not.
Article 153 grants the "Yang di-Pertuan Agong (King)" the responsibility for safeguarding the special position of the Malays and natives of Sabah and Sarawak and the legitimate interests of other communities. Unless the Mahathir government commands a two-thirds majority, which they don't, Article 153 cannot be amended to accommodate ICERD.
Even if Mahathir government possesses two-thirds majority, almost none of the Malay-Muslim MPs would willingly give away their special privileges. Even if all the Chinese or non-Muslim MPs vote to amend Article 153, they would not have the number to do so. Heck, the non-Muslim MPs don't even command a simple majority, let alone two-thirds majority, to replace Article 153 with ICERD.
But it is perfectly normal for the racist Zahid Hamidi and the extremist Hadi Awang to incite violence and riots for political gains. After all, Zahid is facing a record of 45 charges related to money-laundering, criminal breach of trust (CBT) and bribes. Hadi, on the other hand, is still kicking himself for betting the wrong horse when he could be part of the government, had he remained loyal to the now-defunct Pakatan Rakyat coalition.
What is not normal was for Mahathir to chicken out at the sight of Zahid Hamidi and Hadi Awang mobilising their walking zombies to demonstrate on Dec 8. It was a humiliation that the highly respected premier was forced to backpedal after he proudly spoke in September at the UN General Assembly, where he said his new government would ratify all remaining UN human rights conventions.
Why did the 93-year-old prime minister promise to endorse ICERD, when he knew it could not be done in the first place? Was he ill-advised that ICERD would be a walk in the park, only to make a U-turn now? Or did he make the mistake by being too soft on racist like Zahid and extremist such as Hadi? His flip-flopping goes to confirm that Malaysia is indeed one of the most racist countries in the world.
Exactly what message Mahathir is trying to send to the opposition camp now that he decided not to ratify ICERD? The message is loud and clear – the racism, extremism and bigotry have won. The mighty Mahathir can actually be brought down to his knees by organizing a rally involving thousands of Malay Muslims using a fake propaganda that the non-Muslims are about to steal their rights and privileges.
Like it or not, Mahathir should be ashamed of himself for surrendering without giving a fight at all. Even after he repeatedly announced his government will not ratify the ICERD, it didn't stop the Zahid Hamidi or Hadi Awang from going ahead with the mega rally. On the contrary, Mahathir's pussyfooting has emboldened the racists and extremists to stir up racial and religion sentiments even more.
Taking advantage of Mahathir's Achilles Heel, a new coalition – "Gabungan 3" – headed by Raggie Jessy, a blogger known for his controversial Third Force blog has announced its intention to join forces with extremist and racist Malay groups such as UMNO and PAS to destroy "DAP-Chinese" – giving speeches threatening a May 13-style riot against DAP supporters.
Mr. Raggie's adviser, Azwanddin Hamzah, obviously challenging the authorities and the government when he said – "I long for May 13 (bloody racial riot). If we have to sharpen the parang (machete), we have to do it. If we have to sharpen the Keris (Malay dagger), we have to do it. If you record this, show it to DAP. If you are insolent, we Malays can be more insolent."
Heck, perhaps inspired by the success of UMNO and PAS rally in intimidating Mahathir administration, even the notorious Big Blue Taxi founder, Shamsubahrin Ismail, has incited over 100 taxi associations across the country to hold a mass demonstration on Dec 19 over Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook's alleged failure to address cabbies' concerns with regard to e-hailing services.
Mahathir administration must understand that the rule of law is only as effective as the authorities who enforce it and the crooks who play by the rule of the game. But neither the authorities nor the crooks give a damn about the rule of law. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chooses to give special privileges to big crooks such as Najib Razak and Zahid Hamidi.
Unlike other second-tier crooks such as former FELDA Chairman Mohd Isa Samad Abdul Samad or even Intelligence Chief Hasanah Abdul Hamid, Najib was allowed to wear thousand dollars Armani suit while Zahid was allowed his expensive batik attire, when they should be made to wear the orange lock-up suit.
Najib Razak and his wife Rosmah Mansor, along with Zahid Hamidi were also not handcuffed. Adding insult to injury, the court also granted all the crooks' request for their bail to be paid in instalments, setting a very bad precedent for future crooks. Days ago, Najib didn't even care to be in the dock, a huge embarrassment to the new government and the judiciary system.
But to blame Mahathir alone is quite unfair. His own son, Kedah Menteri Besar (Chief Minister) Mukhriz Mahathir, and Cabinet Minister Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman had expressed reservations about ICERD. Even PM-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim showed his cowardice – only bitching that UMNO and PAS were "naughty" to go ahead with anti-ICERD rally, when he should have condemned racism and extremism.
Still, Mahathir's lieutenant, Home Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, should be sacked for dragging his feet in firing Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Mohamad Fuzi Harun, one of 17,000 political appointees of the previous Najib regime. Why "suicide bombers" such as Zahid Hamidi, Hadi Awang, blogger Raggie Jessy (real-name: Ragvinder Singh Jess) and Azwanddin Hamzah have not been arrested until today?
Does the government of Mahathir wish to see bloodshed before they realize the racists and extremists actually mean business? Sure, 90% of officers in the Royal Malaysia Police are extremely corrupt. But if there isn't any clean police officer at all, isn't it better to appoint a new pro-Pakatan Harapan police chief instead of relying on an existing pro-Barisan Nasional police chief?
What can the Mahathir government do if the police force, and even the military force for that matter, chooses to sit and watch with popcorn and Coke when the UMNO and PAS radicalized supporters start terrorizing the ethnic Chinese and non-Muslims? If Mahathir dares not even act against terrorists like Zahid Hamidi or Hadi Awang, why even talk about new Malaysia and making the country a tiger again?
Carlsberg Beer Fiasco – How A Top Student's Intellectual & Emotional Intelligence Beat A Racist Edi Rejang
Be Careful What You Wish For – Zahid May Be Arrested For Inciting Violence & Riot
Najib Refused To Enter Dock – A Slap In The Face For Judiciary, Authorities & Mahathir Government
Mahathir Has Spoken (Again) – Malays Are Lazy & Untrustworthy, Banks No Longer Trust Them
Learn From China – Mahathir Has To Dismantle Discrimination & Racist Economic Policy First
Ex-Police Chief Khalid In Trouble – The Traitor Who Tipped Off A.G. Gani's Charge Papers On Najib
How Come The Chinese Always Get The Blames & Beatings – Part 2?
Corruption, Crisis, Government, Personalities, Scam, Scandal
Comment by Lee Lee on November 25, 2018 at 2:21 pm
Do not underestimate the old man in his political astuteness. Throughout our lives during his tenure comes hell fire , he has never in one moment bother to turn around and run. He may have lost the battle but not the silly war and I can bet cha somemthing is cooking.He practise Sun Tze in a very defining moment to retrace two steps backward and have a breather before advancing with no mercy triumph. It is more fearful and damning than those who offer the threats of May 13th. All those racist and crooks disguised as champion of Malay extremist will not lift an eyelid from the old man. He thrives on their foolish aggresiveness. Believe me, all the battle hardened wrinkles on his face are the testimonial of war maps that he has planned and won !!.
Comment by Guru Arunasalam on November 26, 2018 at 2:25 am
Tun Mahathir knows how bad the situation is but may be he thought he got the Malays who voted for him will always support change and become Malaysia Baru. He probably did not realise how gullable the Malays are and in the name of Islam they can do anything and blame the Chinese and Indians.
In my view when there was sniff of the intentions of 8 Dec Rally was realised, Tun Mahathir should discussed the consequences of riot and planned a strategy. The Agung to announce to the Malays that he has passed a royal decree that there would be no gathering on the 8th Dec and then given Tun Mahathir to take a stern action by arresting without bail using the anti-terrorist law and lock them up indefinitely without preveledges, or mail. You will also be banned from politics forever.
The next step is seriously proceed MACC proceedings and every suspect will have to step down from office or be on house arrest until trials. All BN sympathisers in high office will have decide quickly if they are ready to serve the PH govt. or risk being dropped out of office for not doing their duty.
Tun Mahathir has many enemies but has become the Ironman he was. For al we know he is a wiaer and older tiger ready to pounce.
Comment by Tom on November 26, 2018 at 7:56 am
Tun M is either too old too slow and too weak to occupy the PM office OR he is pushing his best game to a new height. Tun M and his PH government appear helplessly bullied, bruised and to be burried by the combined force of established and new extremists . I tend to agree with Lee Lee that Tun shall have catches from the sea and expectedly some from his own pond too when his nett is lifted. I am still puzzling what does it mean naughty when clear declarations have been made that May 13 of 1969 will be made to look like a mere child play and parang and Kris were sharpen for the expressly mentioned DAP Chinese blood.
Comment by Ray on November 28, 2018 at 7:21 am
Good. Kick the imbecile Chinese out on 18 Dec.
Comment by Tamerlane on December 4, 2018 at 3:54 am
Not a Malay people, but got to say this….from a short historical background…….
Malays are the original 'owners' of Malaysia and Singapore, Chinese were 'invited' during Ming dynasty 600 years ago to help manage the lands and trades with the Europeans.
The so-called indians are actually Rohingya descents brought in to Malaysia Singapore Indonesia etc 150 years ago by the British to create social disorders in those regions, the ONLY 'function', so that the Brits could control the tea-trades and other important commercial activities.
Every indian man we see today in Malaysia Singapore Indonesia SE Asia etc, be it lawyers, doctors, politicians, IT (indian thieves) etc, is of Rohingya descents, still perform the same 'function' today as 150 years ago: to create social disorders, break up political groups of others, poison the young minds through schools and univeristies, and even hospitals, families etc, along with controlling the news media as a tool to achieve these goals.
Malays should still be considered as the sole owners of Malaysia and Singapore, Chinese the second majority group, Westerners considered as 'guest'. And thus the only and least desired minority group in this region is the Rohingyas, or so-called indians, who always stir up wars among the Malays and Chinese and Europeans.
So folks, stay clear from these Rohingyas if you are aware what they, especially the male Rohingyas (or so-called indian men), ill-treat their women and kids. They are bad lucks to every country that accepts them.
US President Nixon and Sec of State Dr. Kissinger once said: "If india did not have a famine, these indian barstards will start a war"
The English word 'Thug' originated from india 'Thuggee', it originally meant murderers, thieves, faggots, liars, backstabbers, criminals etc.


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H.H. Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji | | Full Moon Snan with Hon'ble Governor and Indigenous Leaders
On the auspicious day of Maghi Poornima, a special full moon Snan was further illuminated by the presence of the Honorable Governor of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh and former Chief Minister of Gujarat, Anandiben Patel, who joined H.H. Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswati, President of Parmarth Niketan (Rishikesh) and Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati, Secretary-General of the Global Interfaith WASH Alliance, in taking a dip at the sacred Sangam. They were accompanied by leaders of the Peace Pledge Project, who joined from the Netherlands and other European countries, Dutch water experts, and the tribal leaders from South, Central, and North America who led the Kiva Kumbh Mela at the Parmarth Niketan Kumbh Camp. In the water this diverse group, which represented more than 42 countries from across the globe, performed an extraordinary puja for the cleanliness of our sacred rivers and together they pledged to work for clean water all over the world.
The Honorable Governor Anandiben Patel also visited the Toilet Café on the grounds of the Parmarth Niketan Kumbh camp. The Toilet Café is an innovative concept that unites the idea of sanitation and meditation that originated in Sabaramati Ashram in Gujarat. The Honorable Governor was familiar with the Toilet Café in Gujarat and was pleased to learn that Pujya Swamiji decided to bring it to the Kumbh Mela. Through Pujya Swamiji's vision and inspiration, Toilet Cafes will also be installed in Rishikesh and other places in India to help people understand that meditation and sanitation go hand and hand, and that toilets ought to be kept as clean as our kitchens and ought to be a topic of conversation.
The presence of the Peace Pledge Project leaders also brought a strong message that our definition of peace must expand to include bringing an end to the tragic deaths due to lack of clean drinking water. And so as these esteemed leaders came together as one, they pledged for peace but also for peace that includes access to access to safe and clean water.
Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswati said, "Many faith traditions stress that the whole world is one family. Today, our brothers and sisters across the globe are suffering and perishing due to hunger, thirst and preventable illnesses, due in large part to the lack of clean water, sanitation and hygiene. Together, we bring a new definition of "peace," which includes helping to enable access to safe and sufficient water, sanitation, hygiene for all."
Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati shared, "We are gathered here in the name of peace, oneness and compassion. But it is not merely enough to pray for peace, we must pledge and provide the basics necessary for peace. Clean water, access to sanitation and hygiene is the strong foundation upon which peace must be built. This is the message that leaders from all walks of life here together give for India and the world."
The Peace Pledge Project brings people from around the world together and strives to put the values of loving-kindness and compassion into action to help us realize our humanity. It is an essential birthright for all humankind to live in peace, have clean water, healthy food, shelter, education, and economic equality. Brigette van Baren, Director Inner Sense and one of the Peace Pledge Project leaders said, "It is our moral right to protect the planet that has been entrusted to us. We honor these rights and commit to sow the seeds of loving-kindness and compassion in all manifestations."
Some of the dignitaries included: His Eminence Tai Situpa Rinpoche, an emanation of the future Buddha, Maitreya; Pir Shabda Kahn, Spiritual Director of the Sufi Ruhaniat International; Devi Mohan, Director and Senior Teacher of Himalayan School of Traditional Yoga; water experts from the Netherlands Dolk Zantinge and Eric Laakakke; Srila Bhakti Aloka Paramadwaiti Swami, Founder and Spiritual Master of Vrindavan Institute for Vaisnava Culture and Studies (Vrinda Mission); Heriberto Villasenor, Director of Roots of the Earth; Abuela Tonalmitl of the Tolteca people of Mexico and leader of the Moon Dance Ceremony; Tata Gorilla, an elder from the Tolteca tribe in Mexico; Cheryl Angel, a Sioux Dakota elder and leader in the "Standing Rock" movement in the United States.
#Maghipurnima at #kumbhmela2019 . My second full moon on banks of the sacred sangam. As #kumbh comes to a close and we head soon to #Rishikesh for our #InternationalYogaFestival , I hold the fullness of the moon & the fullness of the Self deeply in my heart. #TuesdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/Odewfafvc9
— Sadhvi Bhagawati (@SadhviBhagawati) February 19, 2019


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Souldrop
Description & Travel
[Transcribed and edited information from The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland - 1868]
"SOULDROP, a parish in the hundred of Willey, county Bedford, 10 miles north-west of Bedford, its post town, and 5 south of Higham Ferrers. The village is wholly agricultural. A few of the females are employed in the manufacture of lace. The living is a rectory* annexed to that of Knotting, in the diocese of Ely. The church, dedicated to the holy Trinity or to All Saints, has a spired tower containing three bells. There is an infant school, founded by the Duke of Bedford, who is lord of the manor and chief landowner."
[Transcribed from The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland 1868]
by Colin Hinson ©2013
The 1851 Census Index for Souldrop can be found in the 1851 Index to Census of Bedfordshire, Volume 1, Book 1 available from the Bedfordshire Family History Society.
Here are photographs of Churches etc. in the parish:
All Saints Church, Souldrop.
The following Churches have their own websites:
All Saints Church, Souldrop
The church of All Saints, rebuilt, with the exception of the tower and spire, in 1861, from designs by Mr. Glutton, architect, is a very handsome building, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, with vestry, north transept, nave, north aisle, south porch and a western tower with octagonal broach spire, relieved by two tiers of dormers, and containing 3 bells: the chancel has a stone groined roof, and the capitals of the chancel arch and other features display some splendid specimens of stone carving, by Earp, of London: the windows in the chancel are stained: one ancient Latin inscription to John Hanger, 1608, has been preserved: there is another to William Robinson, 1701; the old church partly fell at Christmas 1795, and in 1800 was rebuilt from plans by Mr. Robert Salmon, at the cost of John 6th Duke of Bedford K.G. ; in 1860-61 it was again rebuilt at the expense of William, 8th Duke of Bedford: here are 180 sittings. The register dates from the year 1670. [Kelly's Directory - Bedfordshire - 1898]
The parish record transcripts for All Saints are available on microfiche for the period 1670-1812 from the Bedfordshire Family History Society.
Pillow lace is made here to a small extent. William Clarence Watson esq. J.P. Colworth, is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is clay; subsoil, gravel and clay. [Extracts from Kelly's Directory - Bedfordshire - 1898]
A transcript of the Souldrop parish entries from Samuel Lewis's 1835 Topographical Dictionary of England,
A transcript of the Souldrop parish entries from The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales, 1866-9
A transcript of the Souldrop parish entries from Kelly's 1898 Directory of Bedfordshire
Ask for a calculation of the distance from Souldrop to another place.
You can see maps centred on OS grid reference SP985616 (Lat/Lon: 52.24378, -0.558772), Souldrop which are provided by:
The BFHS Project in conjunction with Roll of Honour contains the Souldrop War Memorial transcription for WW1 and WW2 with details of the men found on it
[Last updated at 13.44 on Monday, 11 January 2021, by Colin Hinson]
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