You, a gentile Christian, are on trial for your faith in Messiah, standing in front of a religious court, pleading your case.
Your prosecutors are learned, educated men. Jewish scribes of renown, devoutly religious Jews who have studied the Scriptures their entire lives.
They are accusing you of speaking against the Torah.
If they are proven right, you will be sentenced to death.
Tell them you asked Jesus into your heart, and they should do the same.
Preach the gospel and tell them to be saved.
Explain your Christianity and tell them it's brought you peace.
"We heard you speak against the Torah!"
You remember the times you told people how Jesus is all about grace, and not at all about law or those people who try to be saved by works. Jesus = grace, Law = ugly damning works-based religion. "Nobody can follow the law perfectly, so I'm not even gonna try!" was your old mantra.
Quietly in your mind you concede that, yes, I have spoken against the Torah, but it's because Jesus abolished it. Paul said so.
"We heard Stephen speak blasphemously against Moses and against God." They stirred up the people, as well as the elders and the Torah-teachers; so they came and arrested him and led him before the Sanhedrin.
You read on to discover Stephen didn't actually speak against Torah. To your surprise, Stephen recites the Torah to his accusers, upholding it as righteous, and even chides his accusers for not keeping the Torah.
Stephen's face may have been glowing white, but yours is now a full-blush red!
"Stephen's defense was reciting the Torah and upholding it. He ended his defense by chiding his accusers for disobeying the Torah.
Embarrassed by your self-prosecution, you search your thoughts and remember the same thing was spoken against Paul. Ah, yes! Paul! A Christian theologian's favorite apostle! We can show how Paul put the Torah down low and and still defended himself!
"What was Paul's defense? How did he justify his speaking against the Torah?
You read on to discover Paul didn't actually speak against the Torah, and to prove it, even took a Nazirite vow in Jerusalem according to the commandment! Shoot, strike two!
"Paul's defense was upholding and practicing the Torah in the sight of the whole community.
Things are looking down for you, but not to worry, you have an ace up your sleeve.
You read on to discover Messiah didn't actually speak against the Torah. Instead, he rebuked his accusers for missing the important matters of the Torah!
"Woe to you hypocritical scribes and Pharisees! You pay your tithes of mint, dill and cumin; but you have neglected the weightier matters of the Torah -- justice, mercy, trust. These are the things you should have attended to -- without neglecting the others!
"Messiah upheld the Torah and chided the Pharisees for not keeping the important matters of the Torah.
1. GUILTY of speaking against Moses and the Law, guilty of selectively using the Law and the Jewish prophets when expedient in supporting own theology or financial resources (in case of churches and tithing). Guilty of discouraging Jewish believers from observing the Jewish Law and looking down on them as "weak" in faith and Judaisiers.
2) Not guilty of not observing the Jewish Law as given to Israel, including Jewish distinctives such as circumcision, Shabbat-keeping, kosher diet, tallit-wear, etc.(but not including the universal moral law as given to all mankind and the universal moral applications of the Jewish Law).
I see the tone and the point of it. We are not "under the law" inasmuch as not being subject to the punishments, but we are guilty of ignoring it to the point of negligence.
This is quite brilliant, JH. Do you mind if I use this in my home Bible study?
I almost deleted this after writing it. I felt like it was somehow implying that persecution of gentile Christians is a just cause. That wasn't the intent at all. The people that gave their lives for their faith in Messiah deserve better, so I hope you all understand I am not justifying persecution.
Rather, I hope to tell a story that underlines how far gentile Christianity has strayed from Messiah and the early apostles.
Patrick, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Anything written on this blog is copy-left -- do whatever you like with it.
"Gene, are you summing up the story or your own personal theology? :-)"
In any case, your story is quite unlikely - a Gentile believer wouldn't most probably NOT be brought before a Jewish RELIGIOUS court for speaking against Torah - most Gentiles didn't know Torah or cared about it then, and most probably disdained the Jews and their strange laws and traditions. Nor would Jewish leadership expect that uncircumcised Gentile would follow the Law of Moses.
However, where you story WOULD have a ring of truth to it, it's if that was a Jewish believer who advocated against Torah. That's a much more likely scenario - and we do know that there are lots of Jewish believers who reject Torah observance as "done away with".
Now THAT would be something thought provoking because it would be closer to reality.
Yeah. I don't think stories have to be literal to reveal some truth.
The thing I'm trying to underline is not that Jews randomly bring gentile Christians to religious court.
Instead, I used this story to show how far Christianity in general has strayed from Messiah and the apostles, especially in its attitude towards Torah.
All that said, I think this story isn't too far from reality; we have in Israel today Messianics who are brought to secular trial and thrown out of the country for "missionizing", a politically-correct way to say "we don't like your religion."
In reading this piece, I can understand the need to want to stimulate Christians' thought to see how far many have strayed from the principles of God's Torah. This is admirable. But has the confrontation approach which marks much of our Messianic faith community been the best?
Putting this in the trial setting might not be best. It is not a setting that any Christians will probably ever find themselves in with the Jewish community, or the other way around. Instead, they are likely to be caught in a conversation, formal or informal, with a Jewish person inquiring about the Christian's faith in Jesus, or vice versa. Jewish-Christian relations are generally very good today, and the conversation approach is something that we should be encouraging.
This piece could also have been more informed about the diverse positions regarding the Mosaic Law in Reformation and post-Reformation Christendom. The Lutheran, Reformed/Calvinist, and Weseleyan views of the Law are diverse--with the latter two often having a very high view of the Torah's, at least ethical, commandments. There is a great interest today among Christians for the Old Testament, as evidenced by books such as The Mission of God by Christopher J.H. Wright, and The Promise-Plan of God by Walter C. Kaiser. Knowing about this only helps the Messianic movement for the future, but we have to learn to establish common ground and work from there.
Talking about the detailed intricacies and diversities of modern religious thinking is one thing.
Telling a good story is entirely another.
I mentioned Wright and Kaiser as examples in my remarks because it does not seem that many in our Messianic faith community are that informed as to the Christian theologies which are positive-looking toward the Torah. Many Jews are unaware of this as well. I simply suggest that demonstrating to such Jews that there are many Christians who have a high view of the Torah would be a better place for us to start.
Thanks, JK. I realize there may have been better a approach. I consciously used generalities because it's easier for humans to understand.
It actually started out very different that how it reads now, I was originally going to retell Stephen's story from a Christian gentile's perspective. I was unhappy with the conclusion, so I rewrote it to what you see now.
I was uncertain how people would respond to it in this form; as I said above, I nearly deleted it because I didn't want anyone to mistake it for a justification of persecution. I was uncertain what the feedback would be; I guess some positive, some negative.
FWIW, I've been having non-confrontational discussions with Christians on this blog for almost 5 years now. I know there is value in that approach.
I'm taking off for shabbat - shabbat shalom, fine blog readers.
Exactly and I agree entirely. The old church slogan comes to mind "If you were accused of being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you in court?". We use the legal analogy because of the black-and-white nature of legality as it was intended.
I probably repeat this too often but it's my bent; that too many Christians abuse their "freedom in Christ", this problem having its roots in ignorance of Torah's relevance to our lives.
This is very creative and I'd like to see more of this type of writing from you.
I've been thinking a lot about our discussions and when I think of myself as a wild olive branch being grafted into the olive stump that represents Israel, I am reminded of an older friend who loved to grow fruit trees. His prize was an apple tree into which he grafted many different kinds of apples and each branch produced apples of its own kind even though they were nourished by the same stump. I think that is like you and me, Judah. Even though I have been grafted into the stump of Israel, I am still a gentile and I produce the fruit after my own kind but I am now nourished in the same way that Israel is nourished, by the Spirit of God.
I don't think I would ever try to outdo a Jew when it comes to knowing the Torah. I could only speak of what I do know and that is Jesus Christ. My testimony would not be like Stephens, it would only be like my own. I would tell them where I was when Jesus was revealed to me and how He has changed my life even though I am an unworthy Gentile and not worthy of the Mercy of God and Salvation through His only begotten Son. I would tell them that I am not against the Law but that I have the Righteousness that upholds that Law imputed to me in Jesus.
Pam, that was really beautifully put.
1. Is God's vision of His people one where Jewish people sit on one side and non-Jewish people sit on another, perhaps connected but still separate?
2. Or, is God's vision for His people an "olive salad," where Israel is the origin of His blessings for all, but all are included on an equal basis because of their common humanity and sin (cf. Romans 5)?
It's neither. Rather, it's the Jewish people and Gentile people worshiping and serving their G-d together, while retaining their individual G-d-given identities, cultures, as well as covenantal responsibilities.
"If those ordinances depart from before me, saith the LORD, then the seed of Israel also shall cease from being a nation before me for ever."
There some who proclaim that G-d intends us to all blend into one large nation and erase all differences between us (which He himself has put in us). This clearly contradicts the scripture. Both Israel and other nations will retain their unique identites, but ALL the believers in Yeshua will now belong the Household of G-d.
I have not had anyone explain the above verse to me in a way that means that "we are ALL Israel now".
Just as husband and wife are so different, yet still one flesh - so is Israel and the other nations.
In the millennium kingdom it's also very clear that there are still nations, and Israel is at the center from hence Messiah will rule. How can one read Zechariah and say that we will all be one nation Israel?
"Then it will come about that any who are left of all the nations that went against Jerusalem will go up from year to year to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, and to celebrate the Feast of Booths. And it will be that whichever of the families of the earth does not go up to Jerusalem to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, there will be no rain on them. If the family of Egypt does not go up or enter, then no rain will fall on them; it will be the plague with which the LORD smites the nations who do not go up to celebrate the Feast of Booths. This will be the punishment of Egypt, and the punishment of all the nations who do not go up to celebrate the Feast of Booths."
And yes, I did miss you! I'm glad you're still hanging around.
Gene, please allow me to explain a few things.
All cultures, Jewish and non-Jewish, are to be respected in the Lord and honored for their contributions to the world. But I am unashamedly an egalitarian and I believe that all are equal in the Lord with the same rights and responsibilities--Jewish, non-Jewish, male, and female. This equality begins in the home with a husband and wife in co-partnership with one another, and extends to the congregation where are all are to have equal footing before Him because we are all sinners.
There is to be variety in the Kingdom of God, yet there is certainly to be unity within that diversity. That's why wild olive branches are grafted into Israel's root, as opposed to some other fruit being grafted on to the olive tree. Sadly, I feel that the mainline Synagogue which does not believe in Yeshua has a better handle on the equality of all human beings before their Creator than the Messianic Jewish community.
The people of God may have their origins in Israel, but Israel's chosenness is not one to rule over the world, but to serve the world. This is clear from the deliverance of Israel from Egypt. If you cannot see Exodus 19:5-6 as a missional text for Israel to serve the world as God's priests so that all can come to Him, then we really do have a long way to go.
Your last quote from Zechariah describes the survivors of the rebellious nations--not the redeemed people of God. Likewise, Jeremiah 31:36 describes God's faithfulness to always have seed of Israel, meaning physical descendants. Context is always helpful.
I am sure that your experiences as a Jewish Believer cause you to be very concerned when non-Jewish Believers in the Messianic movement ask that they be treated with the equal respect that you deserve to be treated with. You carry with you a Jewish history and tradition where there has been a great deal of anti-Semitism and misunderstanding lodged against you, for which there has been significant restitution made in the past century. In Messiah Yeshua, we are to forgive one another and find common ways of working through these issues and discovering solutions. One of the things I have always admired about the Jewish people is their ability to be overly-represented in the world of achievement, given their small size. Jews are some of the most industrious, intelligent people that I know, making significant contributions to the world. They are also some of the most progressive when it comes to social causes and making sure that all are treated equally. Unfortunately, I honestly do not have an answer as to why these magnanimous traits have largely not been transferred over to Messianic Judaism, but if they were Messianic Judaism would have a much more Biblical missiology and would have an unbelievable impact on a world that has lost its way.
J.K. McKee... since you are a promoter of the Two-House theology (a belief that claims that untold millions of Gentiles around the world, especially America and Europe, are really tribes of Israel), I certainly understand your animosity towards Messianic Jews, since we stand in opposition to this teaching, and consider it to be a false, destructive ideology for the Body of Messiah.
You claim unity with other believers, but I find the Two-House people as producing some of the most vile venom when it comes to the Christian believers - calling them pagans, idolaters, law-breakers, etc. I also encountered much antisemitic ravings within Two-House ranks, some of it in the guise of "criticism" of Messianic Judaism (much of which sounds eerily similar to "we don't hate Jews, we just hate Zionism").
In the end, you have created your own false "Israel".
You said "But I am unashamedly an egalitarian and I believe that all are equal in the Lord with the same rights and responsibilities--Jewish, non-Jewish, male, and female"
Even within Israel, there were always different responsibilities for different types of people and roles. Within the Body in general, we have different roles - we have leaders, helpers, teachers, counselors. We all do not have the same rights and responsibilities, but only the rights as given to us by the Lord - otherwise, we'll ALL be leaders, which is clearly not the case. Man is called the head of a woman, unless you have forgotten - these not my words (see 1 Corinthians 11:3). Clearly this implies a difference of responsibilities (but not superiority).
"Your last quote from Zechariah describes the survivors of the rebellious nations--not the redeemed people of God."
Really? And those survivors are all unbelievers and unredeemed? Is that who G-d will have "worship the King, the LORD of hosts, and to celebrate the Feast of Booths."?
Likewise, Jeremiah 31:36 describes God's faithfulness to always have seed of Israel, meaning physical descendants."
No, in Jeremiah 31:36 it says that they will remain a "people" or a "nation" - which implies a whole lot more than just scattered survivors.
I am not going to go around and around with you at lumping me in with the Two-House extremists out there. I have more in common with Messianic Judaism theologically than most of the Two-House movement. If you have read anything that I have written, you would see that I am a very moderate Two-House advocate. I believe in the restoration of all Israel on the basis of unfulfilled prophecy, *not* on the basis of any kind of identity of this tribe going this place or that from some pseudo-history. Dispensational theologians agree that all Israel is yet to be restored. Please do not state things about me which are not true, when you do not have the quotes to back them up.
I would seriously challenge you to quote from me one statement that is blatantly anti-Semetic or anti-Christian, where I encourage gross disrespect for the Synagogue or the Church. I have no quarrel with Messianic Judaism over the Divine Name, the calendar, or traditions associated with Shabbat, Chanukah, Purim, etc., as do many Two-House advocates. I constantly speak against Church-bashing and have done so consistently for over 10 years. But what makes me dangerous to Messianic Jews like you is that I do consider there to be inequality promoted in Messianic Judaism that is unacceptable for the Kingdom of God. Once we can consider ourselves all equal before Him as sinners, then we can discuss what is going on in the Messianic movement.
Man is the kephalē of the woman, meaning that he is her source. Please read my article on Galatians 3:28, even though given your tenor I seriously doubt we can (ever) come together in reasoned, solution oriented conversation, as I believe you are trying to defend things that go against the trajectory of Scripture.
"Once we can consider ourselves all equal before Him as sinners, then we can discuss what is going on in the Messianic movement."
I have not met a single Messianic Jew out there (doesn't mean that there's none) that doesn't consider a Gentile believer his equal before the L-rd. I am as bad a sinner a my Gentile brothers and sisters - all my MJ friends believe the same. I do not consider myself superior to anyone - but I do consider myself a Jew. And I do not expect my Gentile brothers and sister to be just as I am. Why is that wrong?
"Once the Jewish believers accept the Gentile believers for the lost tribes of Israel that they claim they are, THAN...the Two Houses of Israel and Judah will finally come together and we'll all sing kumbaya."
You said "I have more in common with Messianic Judaism theologically than most of the Two-House movement."
Well, how that should we Messianic Jews feel about the Two-House movement, if most of it is as theologically uncommon with us as you say it is?
"Dispensational theologians agree that all Israel is yet to be restored." They certainly do not believe that Gentiles represent the remnant of Israel, do they? Of course not all Jews are in the Land yet! I am here in America!
"Please read my article on Galatians 3:28, even though given your tenor I seriously doubt we can (ever) come together in reasoned, solution oriented conversation, as I believe you are trying to defend things that go against the trajectory of Scripture."
I will read your article.
I did not use the word "lost tribes" in my remarks, and I do not consider myself one of the "lost tribes." I am simply a Believer in Yeshua who has an interpretation of eschatological promises. If you are familiar with the prophecies relating to the Two Houses of Israel at all you will see that it includes the entire world. In Isaiah 49:6 the Lord clearly states, "It is too small a thing that You should be My Servant To raise up the tribes of Jacob and to restore the preserved ones of Israel; I will also make You a light of the nations So that My salvation may reach to the end of the earth" (NASU).
The restoration of Israel is bigger than either Judah or scattered Ephraim, and the Two-House movement is in serious error for not bringing this to attention. The restoration of Israel involves everybody, Jews who remain Jews and non-Jews who become full-fledged citizens, representing that "one new humanity" (Ephesians 2:15) that serves Him as His Temple. If we are all equal in the Lord, then it is His responsibility in the end to sort out who-is-who when He returns. Unfortunately, many Two-House advocates would like to make unwarranted speculation about their genetics rather than sticking with the text.
I have taken on the many problems within the Two-House movement for years, and I have stated very candidly in many places that the enemy has had his hands in it and that certain things need to stop. There is an inherent fundamentalism that dominates Two-House people (but also is present even in parts of Messianic Judaism). Yet, just because there may be ungodly things to be purged, that does not justify disregarding the Biblical expectations of Israel's restoration.
I am not expecting you to agree with me on very much, but do understand that I am self-critical of the Two-House Messianic sub-movement, and I do recognize the need for further refinement and theological engagement. I am in the process of compiling an entire list of Scriptural references that require detailed exegetical analysis, something seriously overdue.
If you are interested in discussing this privately with me, feel free to do so, as I do not think that this blog's host wants us to go on and on with a topic that is not related to his original post.
Question: as you know, we Messianic Jews worship (at least many of us sincerely try) G-d by observing the applicable Mosaic Laws and many of the traditions of our fathers, much of which come from our unique cultural and communal upbringing developed over a number of millenia (Ashkenazim in my case). Being an ethnic group with our own language, culture, food, traditions, and now our own country and currency, we are much the same as say Korean or Nigerian congregations who express their love for G-d in their own unique cultural ways, led by the leaders from their own people with no voice of opposition in sight. In what PRACTICAL ways do we Messianic Jews discriminate against the Gentile believers to the point where the latter would consider themselves a "second class" or "unequal"?
If Israel was originally called to serve all humanity, does a Messianic Judaism (almost) exclusively led by Jews and whose outreach is (almost) exclusively to Jews accomplish or deter such a mission?
"If Israel was originally called to serve all humanity, does a Messianic Judaism (almost) exclusively led by Jews and whose outreach is (almost) exclusively to Jews accomplish or deter such a mission?"
By all accounts, with Gentiles representing a majority of many of the congregations AND (VERY IMPORTANT!) attending those congregation TOTALLY WILLINGLY, we are MUCH more of a picture of a Jew/Gentile relationship, outreach to the nations, and unity than many of the churches out there. Both Gentile and Jewish people have found salvation in those congregations.
Oh, let's not forget this one not so unimportant little fact: it's only within the last 40 years that the Jewish believers (many of whom are children of survivors of the Holocaust that almost decimated our people) have started to come to faith in their Messiah, and only recently have our number grown.
I, and most of my Jewish friends, have served in outreaches to the nations for years - just a few years ago I went on my third Venezuelan evangelism trip. Our Jewish people have been historically ignored and hated by those who called themselves believers. I am here to comfort them, my own people.
"Thus says the LORD of hosts, 'In those days ten men from all the nations will grasp the garment of a Jew, saying, "Let us go with you, for we have heard that God is with you."
I commend your ministerial efforts, and I rejoice in how you have been a blessing to your wider community!
For what its worth ... as a gentile, I've been to a couple (2) different MJ services. One seemed about 30% gentile ... the other seemed about 55% gentile. Both had Hebrew clergy (one from the states ... the other from abroad) ... or so it seemed to me.
J.K. McKee, you said: "I have taken on the many problems within the Two-House movement for years, and I have stated very candidly in many places that the enemy has had his hands in it and that certain things need to stop...... I am not expecting you to agree with me on very much, but do understand that I am self-critical of the Two-House Messianic sub-movement, and I do recognize the need for further refinement and theological engagement."
Yes, reading your site I can confirm that you're one of the more moderate Two-House advocates out there. That may be, but as you know, some of the most prominent voices in the Two House movement are the likes of Angus and Batya Wootten (the founders of the Messianic "Israel" Alliance) Koniuchowsky, Eddie Chumney, Monte Judah, etc. It is THEY who today represent the voice of your movement.
Thank you for recognizing that I present a more moderate perspective than the names you mention. Our ministry policy has been to deal with *teachings* rather than *teachers* and I can personally confirm that none of those people speak for or represent my views on any subject.
I would appreciate that you take this into consideration for the future, and that you would evaluate what I believe and teach on its own merits. One of my long term plans is to write an entire series of exgetical papers on the Scriptures in question, where I will doubtlessly take to task some of the en vogue views present in sectors of the Two-House sub-movement.
"I would appreciate that you take this into consideration for the future, and that you would evaluate what I believe and teach on its own merits."
J.K. McKee, consider it a "deal".
Do you consider yourself a "physical" Israelite - and if you do, what do you base it on? (I know, I know.... it really doesn't matter according to your thinking - since in your view ALL believers are Israel regardless of origins. Yet, I still would like to find out how YOU view yourself since you don't believe that EVERYONE in the Body is a physical Israelite or has to be one).
This is a fair question, and I will simply answer it with Philippians 3:20, "For our citizenship is in heaven, from which also we eagerly wait for a Savior, the Lord Yeshua the Messiah."
My identity in the Messiah is secure, so anything regarding physical Israel only concerns the future fulfillment of prophecy to me, with God having to sort out all the specific details.
Just as Paul says in Galatians 3:28 that there is "neither Jew nor Greek," we are all to be honored as God's people of distinct nationalities. I can prove my ancestry is Scots, English, Dutch, French, and German--and the contributions of my ethnic background to the world are to be honored every bit as much as the contributions of your own Jewish people. Because my identity in Him is secure I do not need to find any lost Jewish or scattered Israelite ancestry to be any more or less accepted as a human being made in God's image.
But as a Believer maturing in faith, it is my responsibility to not ignore prophecies of Israel's restoration. My view of such prophecies does lead me to the opinion that much more is probably at work in the Messianic movement than Messianic Judaism may wish to acknowledge.
I like what Pam said. I had written a response, just after you had posted it, that was a little less than gracious. I hit the publish button and my internet chose that momemt to stop working. Needless to say, my response didn't get posted...God is good!
Are my accusers any different than those who accused Stephen, Paul and Jesus?
In the story, our Christian Hero found that the founders of our faith were in the same situation. Their responses?
Would your preaching of the gospel contain any of these?
I fear the modern Christian response is, "No, our gospel is law-free!" I hope yours isn't.
Be blessed, Gary, I hope you and your family have a great Thanks-Giving.
Is there another way to be made right with God; to be saved?
The Scripture says only through Messiah's atoning sacrifice we're saved.
That doesn't mean we ought to preach a Torah-less Messiah. The responses of Stephen, Paul, and Messiah should teach us that much.


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Arika Kane – Waiting
I have to be honest I'm not a huge fan of ballads, really of any genre. However I gotta say that Arika Kane's voice is heaven sent. I am enjoying her soft lyrics because she has such a strength to her voice that it has to be heard to be believed. She has an amazing range and is able to hold her notes firmly even at the top of her vocals. The music is a pretty standard R&B ballad tempo, so prepare to sway. The composition was really well done and I appreciate how her voice rides ever so slightly above the music.
This is not the song I had wanted to review but there are only samples of her songs online. Even on her website so in order to do an honest review I had to go find this one on youtube. I like this song ok, but I would really like to hear her do something a bit more upbeat. Now that is just a personal choice due to my own musical tastes. She has an amazing voice so I would be happy as hell to check out something a touch more upbeat. I do think this would be an excellent end of the date song. It gives you plenty of reasons to get close to your intended.
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Sindhu loses to Yamaguchi in BWF World Tour opener
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Aden - Yasmine El Tohamy - Defending champion PV Sindhu lost her first match of Group A to Japan's Akane Yamaguchi 21-18, 18-21, 8-21 at the BWF World Tour Finals here on Wednesday.
Yamaguchi fought back from a four-point deficit in the second game to take the match into the decider in which she blew away the reigning world champion.
Sindhu was the better player in the first game and for most part of the second and looked set to record a relatively easy opening win against the fourth ranked Yamguchi.
However, the Japanese took five points on the trot in the second game to level the scores from being 10-15 down. Sindhu then made four errors at the net to allow Yamaguchi reach game point, which she converted with a cross-court smash.
In the decider, Sindhu looked to be completely out of her depth as Yamaguchi raced to a 5-0 lead. Sindhu managed to get just three points before the interval and was thus trailing 3-11 at the break. The rest of the match was more of the same and Yamaguchi ensured that Sindhu did not reach double digits.
Sindhu will now have to win both of her next two games to stay in contention for a place in the next round. She faces China's Chen Yu Fei and He Bingjiao in her next two contests.
Continuing her good form this season, Yu Fei beat Bingjiao 21-9, 21-18 to win her first match. In what was a story of two very different games, Bingiao improved on her dismal show in the first game to match her compatriot toe to toe until it was 18-18. Yu Fei then won three successive points to win the match.
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Oct. 30, 2017 by William Buzbee
The Hill Op-Ed: Trump Administration's Clean Power Plan Repeal Proposal Is Illegal
This op-ed originally ran in The Hill.
The Trump administration's efforts to sidestep finalized regulations through stays or delays have so far met with judicial rejection in three straight decisions.
As these courts have concluded, such a deregulatory strategy violates settled law that administrative agencies are bound by their own finalized regulations until they undo them through a new full rulemaking process.
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt last week published a proposal to repeal the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan that similarly is headed for rocky shoals.
The plan, although stayed pending resolution of legal challenges, is a fully finalized regulation, setting in place a federal-state process to reduce greenhouse gas emissions contributing to climate change from existing power plants.
Pruitt's proposed repeal has been criticized for its skewed cost-benefit analysis reversals and climate progress losses. But this repeal proposal suffers from two related illegalities, perhaps springing from Pruitt's political focus on pleasing favored constituencies regardless of what the law actually allows. An eventual legal loss might still be a political win.
Read the full op-ed in The Hill.
CPR Launches New Database on State Prosecutions of Crimes against Workers
Oct. 30, 2017 by Katie Tracy
Too often, workplace injuries and deaths result from company policies and practices that encourage and reward unacceptably risky behavior under the false pretense that cutting corners is standard practice and no one will get hurt. As a result, an average of 13 Americans are killed on the job every day, and many more are seriously injured.
In many cases, these tragedies and the grave pain they impose on the victims' families, friends, and communities are preventable with basic safety measures. Nevertheless, employers and authorities commonly treat work-related deaths and injuries as "accidents" rather than investigating them as potential crimes. They simply pass these cases off to regulators at the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or a state counterpart, which conducts an investigation and assesses what amounts to an insignificant civil penalty – a fine that can be as small as a few thousand dollars. Then, everyone …
At House Oversight Hearing, A Call for Trump to Abandon the Pillars of His Assault on Safeguards
Today, I will testify before two subcommittees of the House Oversight Committee at a hearing that I hope will provide a critical examination of the Trump administration's so-called "Regulatory Reform Task Forces." Created by Trump's Executive Order 13777, these task forces are essentially designed to be "hit squads" embedded at each agency with the goal of carrying out the Trump administration's assault on public safeguards from within. In my testimony, I provide a comprehensive critique of the task forces, as well as Executive Orders 13771 and 13777, which they are charged with implementing. Ultimately, I conclude that the orders should be repealed and the task forces be disbanded.
In my testimony, I highlight four fatal flaws with the task forces and the work they do. These flaws include: (1) the public harms they will create; (2) their lack of a rational policy basis; (3 …
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Oct. 23, 2017 by John Echeverria
On August 27, as Hurricane Harvey blew through the Houston area, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers found itself between the proverbial rock and hard place. Since the 1940s, it had operated a flood control project to control the risk of flood damage to downtown Houston and the Houston Ship Channel. It had accomplished this by carefully controlling the release of flood waters from the project's dams. Now, however, the Corps confronted Hurricane Harvey, a megastorm generating massive, unprecedented volumes of flood water.
The Corps faced the choice of either limiting water releases from the project to protect downstream properties at the cost of flooding upstream properties, or increasing project releases to protect upstream properties at the cost of flooding downstream properties. Not surprisingly, the Corps' decision on August 27 and on the following days, to release up to 13,000 cubic feet per second …
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Individuals across the United States encounter hundreds of chemical substances every day and often simultaneously – in common household and hygiene products, in our food and drinking water, and in our air. Some of these chemicals present serious risks to our health and the environment and a heightened risk of harm for children, pregnant women, the elderly, and individuals with compromised immune systems. To this day, we are largely unprotected from all manner of chemical exposures, including chemicals widely known to be lethal and for which there is no safe level.
In 2016, Congress passed and President Barack Obama signed into law the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act to address this problem head on by revising the weak Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and directing EPA to establish a comprehensive framework for evaluating chemicals and regulating those that pose unreasonable health and environmental …
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Oct. 17, 2017 by Hannah Wiseman
Professor Hari Osofsky of Pennsylvania State University co-authored this article with Center for Progressive Reform Member Scholar and Florida State University College of Law Professor Hannah Wiseman. It originally appeared in The Conversation on October 13, 2017.
On Oct. 10, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt formally announced a repeal of the Clean Power Plan, regulation intended to curb greenhouse gas emissions from existing coal- and natural gas-fired power plants.
This follows a directive only a week earlier by Energy Secretary Rick Perry for the the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to start a process to essentially subsidize coal and nuclear power plants.
At first blush, these developments give the impression that the U.S. power sector is about to take a dramatic turn, and these decisions do indeed represent a significant shift in U.S. policy. But major changes on the ground are unlikely to happen overnight, or perhaps …
CPR's Latest Op-Eds Take on the Assault on Our Safeguards
Oct. 16, 2017 by Matthew Freeman
CPR's Member Scholars and staff have continued to appear in the nation's op-ed pages to expose the ongoing assault on our safeguards by President Trump and Congress. Among recent examples:
Dan Farber's July 5 article in The Hill highlighted the many flaws in legislation introduced by Sens. Rob Portman (R-OH) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) designed to encumber the development of regulatory safeguards. In "Tangling life-saving regulations in red tape," Farber writes, "The bill would impose needlessly complex procedures that will hamper agency e?orts to protect the public interest far more than it will improve agency decision making. And, of course, for many of the bill's supporters, that's exactly the point. Nothing about this proposal is intended to foster safer workplaces, food and consumer, and nothing about it would improve public health or the environment. The purpose is to delay or defeat rules that …
Foreseeable Yet Lamentable: Pruitt's Attack on Carbon Restrictions
Oct. 10, 2017 by Daniel Farber
An earlier version of this post appeared on Legal Planet.
Few things were more foreseeable than the Trump administration's repeal of the Clean Power Plan (CPP). The administration was never going to leave in place a regulation that disfavored coal and promoted the use of renewable energy in electricity generation. The only real questions were when and how.
Today, the administration is taking the first step with the release of a proposed rule repealing the CPP. EPA is relying wholly on the argument that it can interpret the statute in question (section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act) to cover only regulations within the fenceline of a power plant, not regulations that require the owner to obtain power from cleaner sources elsewhere.
The action is notable in part for what the agency did not do, some good and some bad. Here are some things that …
Under the Radar: What States Are Doing about Energy and Climate
Oct. 4, 2017 by Daniel Farber
What happens in Washington gets a lot of attention. You probably also follow what's going on in your own state. But it's very hard to know what's happening in states across the country.
In an effort to get a better sense of that, I've explored state activity on climate change and energy in a series of posts. This wasn't a fifty-state survey, or even a statistically valid random sample. But it does indicate what's happening in a range of states, some Republican and some Democratic, some on the coasts and others in the heartland.
Overall, I was struck by two main points. First, there's a lot going on in Blue States and states with mixed party control. It's certainly not just California that's taken action, even though it gets a lot of the publicity. But places like Hawaii …
Senate Briefing Highlights Need for Strong Federal Role in Protecting Endangered Species
Oct. 3, 2017 by Alejandro Camacho
On September 28, I joined senators and Senate staff for a Capitol Hill briefing hosted by Sen. Tammy Duckworth. Our discussion focused on the report I co-authored with my colleagues at the Center for Land, Environment, and Natural Resources, entitled Conservation Limited: Assessing State Laws and Resources for Endangered Species Protection, which investigates states' capacity to protect and recover endangered species by looking at how these laws compare to the federal Endangered Species Act (ESA). It also looks at state and federal funding for implementing the ESA.
As we discussed during the briefing, the report found:
Few state endangered species laws protect all in-state federally listed endangered species.
Many state endangered species laws do not require decisions to be based on sound science.
Few state endangered species laws require consultation with expert state agencies.
Most state endangered species laws provide less citizen involvement than the federal ESA …


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In there is Dr Fish. Dr Fish has only one eye, but manages to carry it off with a look of pure malevolence, the likes of which raise him to the level of Bond villain. Indeed, when you consider that any of the other fish could sneak up on him easily by simply approaching from his right it's clear that he is using fear to rule the tank and keep the other fish in line while he works on his evil masterplan.
While in Phnom Penh we paid a visit to Doctor Fish, $3 plus a free beer gets you a 20 minute treatment with the Doc. Off with your flip flops, skanky feet in the pool, and hundreds a little Dr Fish make light work of all that dead skin and hard bits .


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As an experienced university admissions counsellor she has established university advice departments in several schools and helped hundreds of students to find optimal university courses.
Her book on the IB Diploma Theory of Knowledge for Cambridge University Press, Decoding Theory of Knowledge, has been very successful and she is currently co-authoring a new edition while revising the classic ToK text by Richard van de Lagemaat for the new ToK course.
Married, with two sons, a daughter, and a lively border collie, Susan sees education as a key contributor to human progress and the establishment of aspirations that are humane, open-minded and sustainable.
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If you didn't know, my big chop anniversary was Thursday, July 11th! I didn't get a chance to talk about it much because I was coordinating a college bridge program. Today I recorded my two year post big chop length check and I am also three years natural!
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Ashy Or Classy?!? - Common's "Thug Rap" Song.
I, like most hip hop heads, also used to love Common. No pause necessary. From his debut Can I Borrow A Dollar in the early 90's, dude was one of the purest emcees out, and a true guardian of "the culture". Along with The Roots, Mos Def, and Taalib Kweli, the artist formerly known as Common Sense was one of the few artists purists like me could site as a stock rebuttal when people talked about how cruddy cRap music was.
Fast forward a decade, and Common's now perhaps better known as a Hollywood B-lister who has starred in such movies as Date Night, Just Wright, and Terminator Salvation. Rap-wise, his career took a turn for the worse with the disastrous Electric Circus, but he's seen a revival of sorts in recent years after linking up with Kanye West. Musically, he's far from his "Soul By The Pound" roots nowadays, preferring to make cotton candy tunes that get sold in your nearest Starbucks. Oh yeah, and there was that comical White House episode, which we won't bother to go into here.
While his recent brush up with the Conservative press probably elevated Comm's Q-rating, it probably didn't help his ego to be defended so vigorously as one of the most non-threatening rappers this side of Young MC. And quicker than you can say "The B*tch In Yoo", Common's back with a new album and new "street single" called "So Sweet" in which he tries to convince you he's (still) Petey Wheatstraw From The Southside Of Chicago.
Boy, where do I begin? Look, I get it. You probably got tired of being labelled as the romantic comedy guy, and wanted to show folks you could still get hardcore if you needed. But this sh*t, well, this is just borderline comedy. Mean mugging in what's probably a $350 designer skullcap? Riding on the back and top of a garbage truck? Menacing dark skinned Caribbean "thugs"? Machetes? Seriously, dude?
While I'll admit I liked the not-so-subliminal Drake diss, all the wayward cursing was just a little too much. So was calling dude "Sweet", which is, well, a homosexual slur, and that doesn't go over too well in Hollyweird. I'm already counting the days until Common has to issue a tearful, Tracy Morgan-style apology. You just know it's coming.
Sorry folks, this is Ashy. Common, please stick to acting. Leave the fake thuggery to Rick Ross.
Question: Ashy Or Classy?!? Is Common's attempt to go back to "the hood" a convincing acting gig, or is this downright Comm-ical?!?
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Sequence of a Frog's Growth
By Bethney Foster
While the sequence of growth and life cycle can vary slightly among frog species, for the most part nearly all frogs go from spawn to tadpole to froglet to frog. Throughout its sequence of growth, a frog goes through a metamorphosis that transforms it from a strictly aquatic creature to one that can, and does, spend significant amounts of time on land. The Greek name "amphibian" means "double life" and refers to this transformation.
The frog's life cycle begins with spawning. When mating, the female frog releases her eggs into the water and the male frog releases his sperm. The spawning mass the couple produces will contain thousands of fertilized eggs. A sticky substance attaches the spawn to nearby plants, where the mass will anchor while the eggs incubate. In most species the eggs will hatch into tadpoles within two to three weeks of fertilization.
When the tadpole first emerges from the egg, most species attach to nearby vegetation and stay there for about a week. The tadpole at this point is nothing more than gills, mouth and tail. After seven to 10 days the tadpole gets more adventurous and starts swimming and eating algae. This is what his life will consist of for the next one to two months.
Froglet
In most species the tadpole starts to grow into a frog after a couple of months. At this stage in the transformation he is referred to as froglet. The process begins when the tadpole develops two little bumps on his tail. His tail will begin to disappear as his back legs grow and he will begin to use his new legs for swimming. His diet will change. No longer limited to just algae, he will now skim the top of the water for plants and dead insects. When his tail is little more than a stub, the froglet is ready for dry land.
At about three months after spawning, in most species, the froglet walks on dry land for the first time. After about four months the final stub of the tail will disappear and the froglet will be a frog. In the spring he will return to the water to mate and start the cycle anew. The sequence of growth is very similar across all species of frogs and toads, though the times can vary considerably: some species take up to two years to complete the process from spawn to adult.
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Norcross Wildlife Foundation: Frogs and Toads
Center for Global Environmental Education: The Life of Frogs and Toads
Bethney Foster is social justice coordinator for Mercy Junction ministry, where she edits the monthly publication "Holy Heretic." She is also an adoption coordinator with a pet rescue agency. Foster spent nearly two decades as a newspaper reporter/editor. She graduated from Campbellsville University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in English, journalism and political science.
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10 SepDozens of US Progressive Groups Urge Congress to Protect Boycott Rights
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Categorised Anti-BDS Legislation, Appearances, Congress
The Globe Post covered a joint campaign led by USCPR, Win Without War, and the Center for Constitutional Rights, along with other cross-movement partners, calling on Congress to support H. Res. 496, a resolution affirming the First-Amendment protected right to boycott for justice.
With Congress back in session this week following summer recess, dozens of progressive advocacy groups sent a letter to all members on Tuesday urging them to support a resolution that affirms Americans' right to participate in political boycotts.
The resolution is in response to growing attacks on the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement (BDS), a campaign that aims to pressure Israel to end its occupation of the Palestinian territories, among other demands.
Win Without War, a group that advocates for a more progressive foreign policy, led the organizing effort to draft the letter, along with the Center for Constitutional Rights and the U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights.
The Jewish organizations If Not Now and Jewish Voice for Peace were among the 40 groups to sign the letter. The other organizations come from a diverse range of backgrounds, including Christian, Muslim, Native American, LGBTQ rights, environmentalist, and civil liberties groups.
"Boycotts have been central to dismantling systems of injustice both at home and abroad," the organizations wrote, according to a copy of the letter provided to The Globe Post.
The resolution – H. Res. 496 – affirms that "all Americans have the right to participate in boycotts in pursuit of civil and human rights at home and abroad, as protected by the First Amendment to the Constitution."
It was introduced in July by congresswomen Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, who were both denied entry into Israel in August because of their support for the boycott. Rep. John Lewis – an icon of the U.S. civil rights movement – is also an original co-sponsor of the resolution.
A string of recent legislation at both the federal and state level has sought to penalize Americans who boycott Israel.
In February, the Senate passed the Combating BDS Act, which encourages states to enact laws that could penalize businesses, organizations or individuals that participate in the boycott.
Such laws currently exist in 27 states. Last year, a speech pathologist in Texas was fired from her job at a public school after she declined to sign a document that affirms that she "does not currently boycott Israel and will not boycott Israel during the term of the contract."
For the American Civil Liberties Union, such laws violate Americans' free speech rights and are "antithetical to First Amendment principles."
Thus far, three federal courts have agreed, striking down anti-boycott laws in Texas, Arizona and Kansas. In 1982, the U.S. Supreme Court also ruled that political boycotts are a protected form of free speech.
"At a moment when freedom of speech, association, and assembly are coming under increasing attack across the board, affirming our right to boycott is more important than ever," the organizations wrote.
"We must stand strong against all attempts to suppress protected political speech."
The resolution sponsored by Omar, Tlaib and Lewis notes that boycotts have been successfully used throughout U.S. history to help bring about social change, from the Boston Tea Party to the civil rights movement.
Such efforts have also been used in response to injustice abroad. In the 1980s, for example, Americans helped lead the boycott of Apartheid South Africa, contributing to the ultimate downfall of that government and the creation of bi-racial democracy.
"As progressives, we must act in solidarity with those around the world striving for equality and justice in their own societies if we are ever to create a more just and peaceful world," Kate Kizer, the policy director at Win Without War, told The Globe Post.
"At a time when political space and expression is under attack here at home and around the world, it is imperative that Congress stand on the side of justice by affirming the right to boycott unjust policies no matter where these injustices occur. Staying silent in the face of impunity – whether that of U.S. allies or U.S. competitors – is no longer an option."
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Latvia's GTS was recognized as completely independent from Gazprom
Latvian company Conexus has been recognized by the Public Services Regulatory Commission (CROW) independent operator of the gas transmission system (GTS) Latvia. The grounds for this appeared after, how in July JSC Augstsprieguma tikls purchased from Gazprom 34 percent of Conexus shares for 77 million euros.
Reported by the BNN edition.
The GTS itself was recognized as independent of the Russian gas company. A separate question: whose gas? And he remained the same…
Before, at 2017 Augstsprieguma tikls AS acquired more than 34 percent of Conexus shares held by the German company Uniper and the Latvian Itera Latvija. In this way, in the hands of a joint stock company to 2020 concentrated almost 68,5 percent of shares of the Latvian GTS operator.
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Q: labels next to radio group with same name not work on second form I have the following  multiple radio group  with same name
the label next to radio buttons work good with first form1
but in the second from2 the labels works on the radio buttons on the first form1
as this link https://jsfiddle.net/2dp63kw0/

<form id="form1">

    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction0" value="left" />
    left
    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction1"  value="top" />
    right

</form>

<form id="form2">

    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction0"  value="left" />
    left
    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction1"  value="top" />
    right

</form>

every labels next to radio buttons work on form which it belongs to

A: Change the "name" and "for" attributes in the second form with id=form2.
Also, use class instead of id if you want to apply same properties, as id is unique and used for a single element.
Try this:

.custom-radio label {
    color:#FFF;
    border-radius:20px;
  display: inline-block;
  width: 60px;
  padding: 5px;
  font-size:10pt;
  font-family:arial;
  background-color: #6D778A;
  transition: all 0.3s;
}

.custom-radio input[type="radio"] {
  display: inline-block;
}

.custom-radio input[type="radio"]:checked + label {
  background-color: #114ABB;
}
<form id="form1">

    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction0" value="left" />
    left
    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction1"  value="top" />
    right

</form>

<form id="form2">

    <input type="radio" name="directionb" id="direction2"  value="left" />
    left
    <input type="radio" name="directionb" id="direction3"  value="top" />
    right

</form>

A: The id values you have used for the input tags are not unique so the first element with the id value is used.
From MDN:

The id global attribute defines an identifier (ID) which must be unique in the whole document.

Change the id values for the input tags in your second form.

A:

.custom-radio label {
    color:#FFF;
    border-radius:20px;
  display: inline-block;
  width: 60px;
  padding: 5px;
  font-size:10pt;
  font-family:arial;
  background-color: #6D778A;
  transition: all 0.3s;
}

.custom-radio input[type="radio"] {
  display: inline-block;
}

.custom-radio input[type="radio"]:checked + label {
  background-color: #114ABB;
}
<form id="form1">

    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction0" value="left" />
    left
    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction1"  value="top" />
    right

</form>

<form id="form2">

    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction3"  value="left" />
    left
    <input type="radio" name="direction" id="direction4"  value="top" />
    right

</form>

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UN-supported bicycle ride to help stop violence against women in Mazar-i-Sharif.
FEATURE: Seizing on global trend, Afghan women reporters empower voices against violence
In a year when the #metoo hashtag has inspired women across the globe to tell their personal tales of harassment and unwanted sexual advances in the workplace, a team of female television reporters in northern Afghanistan is promising to "leave no sister behind" by telling the often harrowing stories of Afghan women and girls trapped by abuse and gender-based violence.
In Afghanistan, the challenge of helping women tell these stories is fraught with peril. It requires the use of confidentiality and anonymity to protect women and girls who choose to speak out. Those who report abuse – from simple harassment to severe beatings and rape – risk retribution and often more violence, sometimes including murder, for speaking out.
"Our first step is to gain the trust of survivors," says Raihana Rasoly, an anchor and reporter at Ariana Television in the city of Mazar-i-Sharif. "When we report on abuse, we are careful to follow up and stay in contact with those who want to tell their story through the media."
She went on to say that the media outlet also works to help get the women to safety, including, if necessary, to the local women's shelter.
"I would also say that when it comes to sexual harassment, female journalists know a lot about this problem," adds Ms. Rasoly, who heads up the regional bureau of the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee. "In Afghanistan, if a woman or girl tells her story, she can be saddled with a stigma for life."
Though women in developed countries are also subject to ostracism and further abuse for speaking out, in Afghanistan that can also be accompanied by societal perceptions that the violations of a women or girl have tainted her for life. She, in turn, can be abandoned by her own family.
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has taken a special interest in providing support for media organizations keen to help Afghan women, men and marginalized groups tell their stories.
Ariana TV reporters in Mazar, seizing on global trends, help expose abuse and violence. Left to Right: Anosha Ansari; Raihana Rasoly; Wahida Faizy. Photo: Philip Smucker
The UN has sponsored forums and athletic events to promote conversation and awareness of gender-based violence and harassment, and has worked with local media outlets to extend the messages coming out of these events to surrounding communities. The UN also has conducted traditional and social media campaigns to promote women's rights, including through the participation of religious leaders, academics, elders and other public figures.
The best way to confront gender-based violence is to empower women, girls, and all others to speak up, according to Sayed Barez, a UNAMA public information officer. "When survivors are allowed to speak out – with the help of the media – it holds perpetrators accountable, turns lives around, and sensitizes society to all forms of gender-based violence, including sexual harassment."
In the end, he says, although obstacles remain, "the UN hopes to help in Afghanistan's transformation by focusing efforts around enforcing laws that defend women and by insisting on the view that all and any violence against women and girls is wrong."
In Mazar, where efforts have been made to provide space and shelter for female survivors of violence and abuse, women who have sought protection have also been able to speak out through the media.
"Though it can be dangerous even for the shelters, depriving women of contact to the outside world and the media is illegal," says Sayed Abdul Safwat, Director of Independent Cooperation for Change, an Afghan group instrumental in setting up women's shelters across Afghanistan.
"Anything less than access to the media makes a shelter more akin to a prison," he says. "Women should not be required to talk to the media, but they certainly should have the right to do so."
Afghan woman in traditional cover, known as a burka, at the Blue Mosque in Mazar. Photo: Jawad Jalail
In social media across Afghanistan, one trending hashtag is #wheresmyname, which highlights the effort of women to be heard and recognized by men. "Women are often ignored in Afghan society, and their interests fall on deaf ears, so this hashtag is a kind of a cry for recognition," said Anosha Ansari, also a reporter at Ariana TV in Mazar.
"Even when women are losing hope, they still want to be heard," she added, pointing out that women and girls can often go unnamed even on their gravestones, which merely read, "Wife of someone" or "Daughter of another."
Social media is a way not only for abused women and girls to learn more about their rights with regard to gender-based violence, but also to highlight the plight of survivors, particularly in distant locales across Afghanistan.
Even when women are losing hope, they still want to be heard Anosha Ansari.
Yet Afghan women are usually reluctant to identify themselves with a real photo on Facebook, Twitter or elsewhere. "Of course, there is also self-censorship on social media," said Ms. Ansari. "Women and girls usually want to avoid confrontation, so they often choose to keep stories of violence and abuse to themselves, but not always."
Afghanistan's media culture remains one of the most open and vibrant in the region, but breaking down conservative customs and taboos about discussing gender-based violence is a constant challenge. "There are still a lot of male leaders in society who say that this is not a subject that needs discussion," said Ms. Rasoly. "That is a mindset that we are dealing with and trying to change."
Each year, the international community marks 25 November as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Beginning on that date, and running through Human Rights Day on 10 December, are the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence Campaign.
Women demonstrating for rights. The banner reads: "Human rights are your rights! Human rights are my right! Human rights are our rights!" Photo: Farzana Wahidy
The theme for the 2017 campaign is "Leave No One Behind." Civil society activists across the world, including those in Afghanistan, are calling for all governments to use laws and policies as tools to confront and punish the perpetrators of violence against women, and better protect everyone. Led by UN Women, the agency leading the global effort for gender equality, which also works on the ground in Afghanistan, the UN focuses attention on vulnerable groups.
Relentless fighting in the hinterlands of Afghanistan prevents reporters, including the team of women at Ariana TV, from covering the issue from the countryside where vulnerable groups are at their greatest risk.
"When we hear stories about rape or torture in the villages and try to report them in the villages, we are often stopped by elders or militants from gaining access to the story," says Wahida Faizi, an Ariana TV reporter. "I would also add that women are sometimes more muted when they know they can be killed just for speaking out about violence and abuse against women in the countryside."
UNAMA has a mandate to support the Government of Afghanistan and its citizens in a shared goal of becoming a stable, open, and peaceful nation. This feature piece is meant to tell a human interest story related to how Afghanistan and the UN are working together to overcome the many challenges to achieving this goal.
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Achieving gender equality and the full empowerment of women is the answer to ending violence against women, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said Wednesday, calling for collective global action on this cause.


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from ..utils import PY2
from .connection import Connection
from ..query.grammars.mysql_grammar import MySqlQueryGrammar
from ..query.processors.mysql_processor import MySqlQueryProcessor
from ..schema.grammars import MySqlSchemaGrammar
from ..schema import MySqlSchemaBuilder
from ..dbal.platforms.mysql_platform import MySqlPlatform
from ..dbal.mysql_schema_manager import MySqlSchemaManager

class MySqlConnection(Connection):

    def get_default_query_grammar(self):
        return MySqlQueryGrammar()

    def get_default_post_processor(self):
        return MySqlQueryProcessor()

    def get_schema_builder(self):
        """
        Retturn the underlying schema builder.

        :rtype: eloquent.schema.SchemaBuilder
        """
        if not self._schema_grammar:
            self.use_default_schema_grammar()

        return MySqlSchemaBuilder(self)

    def get_default_schema_grammar(self):
        return self.with_table_prefix(MySqlSchemaGrammar())

    def get_database_platform(self):
        return MySqlPlatform()

    def get_schema_manager(self):
        return MySqlSchemaManager(self)

    def begin_transaction(self):
        self._connection.autocommit(False)

        super(MySqlConnection, self).begin_transaction()

    def commit(self):
        if self._transactions == 1:
            self._connection.commit()
            self._connection.autocommit(True)

        self._transactions -= 1

    def rollback(self):
        if self._transactions == 1:
            self._transactions = 0

            self._connection.rollback()
            self._connection.autocommit(True)
        else:
            self._transactions -= 1

    def _get_cursor_query(self, query, bindings):
        if not hasattr(self._cursor, '_last_executed') or self._pretending:
            return super(MySqlConnection, self)._get_cursor_query(query, bindings)

        if PY2:
            return self._cursor._last_executed

        return self._cursor._last_executed.decode()


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Someone has figured out how to turn an old treadmill into a PS4 controller
Los Angeles based YouTuber, Allen Pan, found a broken old treadmill and began forming a plan to get back into shape.
Obsessed with the PS4 game, Death Stranding - where characters explore a vast open-world map - Pan used his electrical engineering know-how to convert the broken running machine into a real-time controller.
Pan's YouTube channel, Sufficiently Advanced, has over 900,000 followers. He shares videos where he uses science to "make pretend things into real things". His videos range from mad experiments - such as stuffing a turkey with molten iron - to showing off wild inventions, like a working lightsaber.
The YouTuber invented his treadmill controller after realising that most people give up their New Year's resolutions three weeks into January, with more than half abandoning their new healthy lives completely just six months into the year.
After realising he had played a video game for over 50 hours, Pan decided to use that time to move - thus creating a treadmill controller.
The treadmill doesn't work, so the user moves the belt by walking and dragging it underfoot. This triggers a sensor commonly found in PS4 controllers. After a bit of science and engineering, the whole thing is now an exercise machine that controls the YouTuber's favourite video game.
Sadly Pan isn't building these for sale - but the idea could be revolutionary for the gaming world.


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