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Why You Probably Shouldn't Visit Mount Everest Right Now
January 19, 2023 | Abby Bakke
Climbing Everest is like… Well, like climbing Everest. Oddly enough, this seemingly unattainable achievement is exactly what makes this place so popular. In fact, it might be too popular. Apparently, in the last few years, there are too many people trying to conquer at least part of the mountain. It has become overpopulated to the point which puts even more lives at risk. In 2019, for example, 11 hikers died due to issues stemming from overcrowding (dehydration, exhaustion, etc.), doubling 2018's death count of five people.
Imagine two ping-pong tables put together side by side. Now imagine those tables carrying 300 people. That is roughly what happens on the Everest summit — climbers waiting in a tight, hours-long line while risking a deadly fall. Waiting for such a long time at such an altitude means not everyone has time to replenish their oxygen supply, which can be deadly.
Leave it to the pros
According to veteran climbers, the mountain (as well as other famous peaks) sees more and more inexperienced climbers every year. Those climbers make the trip on a whim without proper training, not realizing how dangerous it is. Another contributor to the overpopulation is the Nepalese government. Seeing as the mountain makes up an important part of the Nepalese economy, the government seems to be a little too generous about issuing climbing permits. When you put that together with dodgy safety regulations, lives can be lost.
Natural disasters, such as avalanches, are to be expected in a place like Mount Everest, and there's nothing we can do about it. However, there is something we can do about the growing overcrowding problem and maybe save some lives.
The legal solution
There are no requirements to meet in order to get a permit to climb Mt. Everest. According to expert climbers, this is a receipt for disaster as only trained, professional, veteran climbers should try making their way to the top. Those who aren't trained in facing extreme conditions are just putting themselves and others at risk.
Yagya Raj Sunuwar of the Nepalese Parliament believes there should be new regulations that will limit the number of climbing permits issued. For example, climbers would have to provide proof of them being in good health and having sufficient climbing experience. Another way to make climbing safer for everyone is to put a limit on the number of people allowed on the mountain at the same time, which would be a lot safer on the narrow mountain paths. These regulations will take some time to take effect. Let's hope no lives are lost by the time they're in action.
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I entered college with an interest in writing music for wind bands, particularly for middle and high school students. I decided that before I would attempt an original work, I would do an arrangement of a tune I really liked, to acquaint myself with writing for the medium without the difficulty of also writing original material for the ensemble. The result, Oh Shenandoah, can be heard in MIDI below. My old high school band once sightread it, and it was thrilling to hear my arrangement be played! However, unless there is interest, I won't be publishing the work, mostly because Frank Ticheli's version is about as close to perfect as one can get. But I had a lot of fun writing this arrangement, and I am proud of the result!
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Discussion of Chicago's crime problems ignore what Rahm Emanuel has done to the police department
There is a lot of discussion right now about the number of shootings in Chicago over the 4th of July weekend. As the Chicago Tribune notes:
16 people killed in weekend gun violence over the long holiday weekend in Chicago. Sixty-six other people were wounded, a toll Mayor Rahm Emanuel said is "unacceptable." . . .
The solution to the Washington Post yesterday is more gun control laws.
When something like Chicago happens, Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America told us, the National Rifle Association conditions Americans to think there is nothing they can do. "Our message," she said, "is that they can use their voice, their vote, their wallet," and they can make a difference.
Others argue that Chicago has problems because of too much gun control. Well, despite the desire for many to make everything about gun control, this discussion ignores the important role of the police. Of course, the regulations on guns that are being proposed will make crime worse, not better. Focusing on guns is just a way for local politicians in Chicago to deflect responsibility for what is happening onto others.
Remember Rahm Emanuel's campaign promise to put more police on the street when he was elected in early 2011? The Huffington Post reminds us:
Rahm Emanuel campaigned for Chicago mayor on a promise of putting 1,000 more police officers on the city's streets. Now, the man Emanuel picked to be the top cop for the nation's third-largest city says the mayor has told him to slash $190 million from his budget – something people both inside and outside the department say can't be done without layoffs.
It would also likely be the largest cut for any police department in the U.S. during the nation's fiscal crisis.
"I don't see how you're going to (avoid layoffs)," said Robert Weisskopf, the president of the Chicago police lieutenants union. "They've already laid off civilian employees, laid off everybody they can and now we're to the point where watch secretaries (sworn officers) are going out to buy office supplies." . . . .
First Mayor Rahm Emanuel cuts the number of police officers. Here is data from the FBI's UCR:
The number of police detectives that solve crimes also fell from 1,100 in 2010, the year before Emanuel became mayor, to 924 in 2012 — that is a 16 percent drop in just two years.
Even worse, under Emanuel police were moved to unfamiliar neighborhoods, losing years of knowledge in dealing with informants and other contacts. As a great website entitled Second City Cop, which is run by a Chicago cop, explains:
The article explains in detail how Detective Areas were closed, manpower scattered across unfamiliar neighborhoods, and a complete lack of promoting detectives hamstrung the D-unit over the course of years. J-Fled is quoted along with Tommy Byrne (he loves the reorganization by the way) and numerous anonymous detectives. We haven't heard the clearance rate this year, but we're sure anything above 30% will be touted as brilliant planning by McConsolidation and his staff. . . .
Page 3 of the Chicago magazine article shows the meat of the problem, with the map and discussion clearly showing they moved where detectives are stationed further away from crime spots.
As you may recall, a few months after Garry McCarthy arrived as the top cop in Chicago in July 2011, he said that Emanuel had asked him to cut $190 million from the department's $1.3 billion annual budget. So the first two years of McCarthy's tenure have been all about doing more with less.
The sweeping consolidation plan that he announced in March 2012 eliminated three of Chicago's 25 police districts, closed two of its five detective headquarters (Area 4, which spanned the Near West Side and included downtown, and Area 5, which stretched from the Far Northwest Side to the Far Southwest Side), and transferred 300-plus detectives to other bureaus. The changes would save as much as $12 million, McCarthy said.
Unfortunately, the consolidation heaped still more pressure on homicide detectives, who were already struggling to keep up with bigger caseloads. Except for those detectives working in Area South (the police territory that covers roughly the southern third of the city), the realignment (and subsequent renaming) nearly doubled the area that many of them have to cover (see "Going the Distance," right).
There are two big drawbacks here. One is that more detectives are working in neighborhoods they're not yet familiar with. "All the expertise you once had is useless when you're working on the other side of town," says a detective from Area Central. "You might as well put me in a new city."
Another big drawback to consolidation is that detectives find themselves farther away from crime scenes, sometimes by a dozen or more miles. Getting to the scene fast is crucial in any homicide investigation: Witnesses may scatter or fall victim to gang intimidation. Evidence may get trampled, tampered with, or blown away. Distance continues to be a problem later, when detectives must conduct follow-up interviews or track new witnesses in other parts of town. Says a former police official: "For every hour the detective spends in the car, that's all time lost to the investigation." . . . .
Street officers have also informed me that reassignment of officers has paralleled these changes for detectives. As with detectives, moving officers to less familiar areas loses valuable experience.
Now note the incredibly low clearance rate in 2012 for these high crime areas. The Chicago Magazine story makes it clear that while murder clearance rates fell city wide under Emanuel, the drops were particularly large in the most violent neighborhoods where the police were being moved out of.
Last year's clearance rate free fall appears to support the detectives' concerns: As they moved farther away from crime hot spots, the clearance rates there fell substantially. . . .
Then because of the resulting increase in crime he has to give the existing officers expensive over time. PoliceOne.com has this note:
Hundreds of Chicago police officers are hitting the streets on overtime every night in dangerous neighborhoods, the latest tactic by Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration to reduce killings in a city dogged by its homicide rate and heartbreaking stories about honor students and small children caught in the crossfire. . . .
If it continues, the tactic would cost millions of dollars each month — putting the one initiate on pace to exceed the department's entire overtime budget by fall.
At least it isn't too surprising that more police officers mean less crime. Emanuel kept promising to hire more police in 2012, but as shown above the opposite continued to occur. From the Sun Times:
Under fire to reverse a surge in homicides that spiked 66 percent in March, Emanuel has promised to hire 450 officers by Dec. 31 [2012] and 500 officers next year to reach an authorized strength of 12,538 officers.
But Shields said the city could be hard-pressed to keep pace with the number of officers walking out the door. . . .
To put it another way, with the cut in the number of police and moving them to lower crime areas and losing all that experience, the outcome was hardly surprising: "Only 132 of the 507 murder cases in the city last year were closed last year. That makes for a homicide clearance rate of 26 percent—the lowest in two decades, according to internal police records provided to Chicago." Note that in 2010 the clearance rate was 39 percent and in 2011 it was 34 percent.
Here is the big money quote: "Last year's department-wide consolidation and reorganization, initiated by Superintendent Garry McCarthy, has made a bad situation even worse. As one South Side detective put it: 'It's a perfect storm of shit.'"
Additional Information: After clearance rates plummeted and crime rates soared in 2012, Rahm Emanuel held a press conference talking about reassigning 200 officers to patrol. The Chicago Tribune uncritically reports Emanuel's proposal on January 31, 2013:
Following a deadly start to the year that included the murder of 15-year-old band majorette Hadiya Pendleton, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and police Superintendent Garry McCarthy announced today that 200 police officers will be reassigned to patrol work.
The officers, who had been performing administrative duties will be replaced by civilians, according to an announcement from the mayor's office. The first officers will be reassigned this weekend and the changes are expected to be completed by the end of March, city officials said. . . .
According to Second City Cop, the Chicago FOP called this: "more smoke and mirrors" and "policing by press conference." Rather than actually adding 200 officers this was just going to be part of the 500 new officers that city had already promised to add to offset the 500+ retirees. Amazingly neither the Chicago Tribune nor the Chicago Sun Times articles on Emanuel's announcement interview the FOP for their reaction.
But after cutting back on the number of police, even Chicago politicians realized that had been a mistake. But their short term solution was to massively increase overtime hours for existing police officers. In 2013, some $103 million was spent on overtime, burning through two-thirds of their $32 million overtime budget in just their first three months of the year. The official number of murders then declined to 415, though there are some real issues of how much of that decline was due to corruption and falsifying the numbers. Despite the decline in Chicago murders, the city still had more murders than more populous cities — New York and Los Angeles. LA had 298 murders in 2012 and about 250 in 2013. New York had 414 murders in 2012 and 333 in 2013.
Admittedly, like many other cities, Chicago faced budget problems in 2011. But Emanuel decided to cut the police budget to fund his pet projects, like a new $20 million slush fund that Emanuel can use as wants. While Emanuel cut overall total city spending by $75 million, he asked the police slash their budget by $190 million. The cuts in police spending and elimination of their jobs financed infrastructure projects that aren't valued for what the projects build but "most importantly . . . [aimed at] creating 18,000 jobs over the next 10 years." The Keynesian notion that government spending creates new jobs ignores the simple fact that the money has to come from some place. The infrastructure projects should only be funded if they make financial sense by themselves, not because they create jobs.
UPDATE: During the time that Richard M. Daley was mayor, there was a very consistent decline in clearance rates for homicides. Daley was mayor from 1989 to 2011. Under Rahm the rate fell slightly during the beginning of his term and then recovered.
About the murder clearances, the department calculates the rate two ways. The simple way accounts only for cases closed in the same calendar year in which the murder took place. By that gauge, the police cleared 28.7 percent of last year's murders. The other calculation — the one preferred by the city — includes clearances of murders committed in previous years, leading to a 2014 rate of 51.8 percent. By either measure, the city's clearance rate is near its lowest level in decades. Chicago's also doing poorly compared to other big cities, according to FBI clearance figures for 2013, the most recent year available. . . . .
The clearance rate that accounts only for cases closed in the same calendar year in which the murder took place has continued to fall.
2014 — 28 percent
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One solution to this problem would be to hire part time ex police officers. Most already have city insurance. At this time there are many Retirees under the age of 63 that was encouraged to retire early with the promise of free insurance. They could be hired back part time after passing a physical and work patrol cars in lower crimes area. That would leave more young full time officers to work the high crime areas. Many large cities already use this to increase the size of the department without paying benefits.
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Vladimir Nabokov called Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina "one of the greatest love stories in world literature." Set in imperial Russia, Anna Karenina is a rich and complex meditation on passionate love and disastrous infidelity.
Married to a powerful government minister, Anna Karenina is a beautiful woman who falls deeply in love with a wealthy army officer, the elegant Count Vronsky. Desperate to find truth and meaning in her life, she rashly defies the conventions of Russian society and leaves her husband and son to live with her lover. Condemned and ostracized by her peers and prone to fits of jealousy that alienate Vronsky, Anna finds herself unable to escape an increasingly hopeless situation.
Set against this tragic affair is the story of Konstantin Levin, a melancholy landowner whom Tolstoy based largely on himself. While Anna looks for happiness through love, Levin embarks on his own search for spiritual fulfillment through marriage, family, and hard work. Surrounding these two central plot threads are dozens of characters whom Tolstoy seamlessly weaves together, creating a breathtaking tapestry of 19th-century Russian society.
From its famous opening sentence---"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way"---to its stunningly tragic conclusion, this enduring tale of marriage and adultery plumbs the very depths of the human soul.
I read this novel for an English Lit exam many years ago and loved the story then, so chose this version above all others because I wanted the unabridged version, and I was not disappointed. Lorna Raver's narration and pronunciation are probably the best I have heard. Her characterisations are spot on, as is her delivery and timing of each event, none so as when Anna finally succumbs to the madness in her mind. Raver has you sat on the edge of your seat,holding your breath, even though you know what's coming. Raver lets you love, you hate, you understand, you pity and forgive each character their flaws, I cannot fault it. This classic is still a classic and if you have seen the films but cant bring yourself to read the book, then give the audio version a listen instead, I promise you, you wont be disappointed.
Although it is nearly 40 hours long, but it's not boring at well, exactly it's very catchy.
Tolstoy is superb. Narration is good as well which helps us follow it cos it's long journey on Anna Karenina's life. This is a classic we must read before we die.
This is one of those "must read" novels because Tolstoy was onto the beginnings of the modern, psychological novel. He creates a wonderful picture of the frothy, frivolous life of Imperial Russian aristocracy and you can see the germs of the Russian Revolution in the political talk among the characters, which is very interesting; the Bolsheviks didn't just jump out of the landscape on October of 1917; the ideas were being discussed long before.
The reading by Lorna Raver, who is generally a very good narrator, has one flaw and that is she tries to dramatize the characters by using a gruff voice to indicate some of the male characters. It sounds utterly stupid. She'd have done better to simply lighten or darken her voice slightly and not try to sound like Papa Bear. It detracts from an otherwise excellent reading.
The best book I've ever read or listen to. Beautify read. A true masterpiece and a timeless classic. Colourful portrait of the Russian nobility at the turn of the last century.
Narrator has given heart and soul to the book compared to other narrators.GOD bless you.
I love Classic Lit and specifically many Russian classics. Goncharov and Turgenev produced some of the greatest works of all time and are severely underrated. Despite its acclaim, Anna Karenina is unreadable trash. For so many years, I thought I was missing out--this is not worth the read/listen.
I was ready to poke my eyes out by the end of the second-to-last hour, and if Lorna Raver wasn't utterly fantastic with the voices I'd have lost who was who along with the will to live. But the final hour made up for the hard slog, and was a fantastic finish to an epic that I look forward to having my kids read and discuss in a few years. By then I might even manage a re-read, simply for the joy of rich material woven into a tale of human nature searching for the meaning of life.
I plan on listening to this book again. In some internet listings, this book was rated as the greatest book of all time. Clearly weaving several complicated personalities into a story, Leo Tolstoy defines fundamental truths in matches of morality—primarily sharing the story of a specific woman's rationalizations and convolution, as he attempts to explain the purpose and function of society, and ultimately, the meaning of life.
Obviously, I need to give up on Russian Lit, or at least Tolstoy. I enjoyed this more than War & Peace but this was still lacking.
Tolstoy did a much better job with depth of character in this one. They were quirky and entertaining for the most part but I ended up getting bored with them after a while. They just went round and round without ever really accomplishing anything.
I was hoping for more from Anna. She started out such a strong woman. Of course, in the 1870s writing about a strong woman wouldn't fly so he caved to popular opinion and crushed her.
It's a classic so it's on that must read eventually list but it wasn't my favorite.
What did you like best about Anna Karenina? What did you like least?
the long length. and detail to arguemnts on political and religious ideas and not much time spent on detaiiing what was going on in the story.
this story could have been lots better. the plot was not bad. just the way it was presented.
the scene at the ball in the beginning. and the last part when ann was consdering breaking with vronsky (for the thousandth time).
found anna to be a self absorbed person. i liked levin and dolly and her husband stephen. i found men in this book to be more likable. women to be very frivilous.
Could it get any longer?
Yes, if they were into the classics.
It is being made into a movie and that is why I purchased it.
long and tedious with lots of superfluous details that do not move the story along. Really a treatise of Tolstoy ' s philosophy. if you are into philosophy it could be worthwhile.


Morphine addict Hermann Wilhelm Göring or Goering was the highest-ranking Nazi official tried during the Nuremberg Trials. A decorated ace fighter pilot during World War I, Goering joined the Nazi party in 1923 after hearing a speech by Adolf Hitler. Goering helped Hitler seize power and eventually found his way into the inner circles of Nazi power to become the second-in-command to the Führer Hitler.
When Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany in 1933, Goering took on many positions of power and leadership within the new Nazi Reich: Commander in Chief of the Luftwaffe (German Air Force) which had been banned under the Treaty of Versailles, Director of the Four Year Plan for the German economy, and, at the outbreak of WWII in Europe, Hitler's designated successor. Goering was also responsible for ordering Security Police chief Reinhard Heydrich to organize and coordinate a "total solution" to the "Jewish question." However, during the final days of the war, when Hitler realized Germany was lost and that he would commit suicide, Goering's rival Martin Bormann tricked Hitler into believing Goering was a traitor because he asked for Hitler's permission to assume control of the Reich pursuant to Hitler's 1941 decree that named him successor. The unstable Hitler immediately stripped Goering of all power and ousted him from the Nazi Party. After Hitler's suicide, Bormann ordered Goering's execution but by that time Goering was making his way to the American lines in hopes of surrendering to them. This saved his life.
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"A Dog Called Money," a documentary from Seamus Murphy on British pop musician PJ Harvey, is premiering at the 2019 Berlin International Film Festival this February.
Writer and musician Harvey and award-winning photographer Seamus Murphy, hatched a collaboration. Seeking first-hand experience of the countries she wanted to write about, Harvey accompanied Murphy on some of his worldwide reporting trips, joining him in Afghanistan, Kosovo, and Washington, D.C. Harvey collected words, and Murphy collected images.
Back home, the words become poems, songs, then an album, which is recorded in an unprecedented art experiment in Somerset House, London. In a specially constructed room behind one-way glass, the public — all cameras surrendered — are invited to watch the five-week process as a live sound-sculpture. Murphy exclusively documents the experiment with the same forensic vision and private access as their travels.
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'Abortion Reversal' Policy Surfaces In Kentucky Legislature
By Ryland Barton • Feb 21, 2019
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Doctors would be required to tell patients seeking a medically-induced abortion that the procedure can be reversed, under a bill advancing through the Kentucky legislature despite warnings from medical professionals.
The measure was added to a bill that would require doctors to report all medically-induced abortions — one of at least four abortion-related measures moving through the legislature.
Sen. Robby Mills, a Republican from Henderson and sponsor of the bill, said that doctors should be required to tell patients that they can stop a medically-induced abortion if they "only take the first pill and not the second pill."
"So they leave the doctor's office or the clinic fully informed and know that if they regret the situation a day from now that there is a process, a phone number and a website that can be reached to reverse it," Mills said.
Arkansas, Arizona, and South Dakota have passed laws requiring doctors to counsel patients that they can reverse medication abortions.
Dr. Nicole Nolan, an OB-GYN at the University of Louisville, said that the procedure is unproven and the policy would interfere with the doctor-patient relationship.
"I think patients should be counseled appropriately. I would like all my patients to know all their options for any medication they take or any procedure they undergo," Nolan said. "But I don't think physicians should be required to tell patients information that is medically inaccurate."
Senate Bill 50 has already passed out of the state Senate. The original version of the bill would require doctors to report all abortions to the Kentucky Vital Statistics Branch.
The amended version passed out of the House Health and Family Services Committee on Thursday.
Rep. Robert Goforth, a Republican from East Bernstadt, argued that the policy would better inform patients seeking the procedure.
"It may save a life by providing that proper education," said Goforth, who is also running for governor.
Rep. Mary Lou Marzian, a Democrat from Louisville, argued that the proposal would further restrict abortions.
"A personal, private medical decision needs to remain personal and private between the physician and the woman. We do way too much meddling with women's uteruses," Marzian said.
A spokesperson from the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky said that the organization would challenge the bill in court if it passed.
Kentucky Lawmakers To Consider Ban On Abortions For Fetal Sex, Race, Disability
J. Tyler Franklin, WFPL
Another abortion restriction has begun its journey through the Kentucky legislature. A state House panel approved a bill Wednesday that would make it a felony for a doctor to perform an abortion if they feel that the patient is ending the pregnancy because of the fetus' sex, race or disability.
Rep. Melinda Gibbons Prunty, a Republican from Greenville and sponsor of the bill, argued that the measure addresses a human rights issue.
"Demanding the right to extinguish or eliminate the life of an unborn child because of their gender, race or possible physical or mental disability is reminiscent of the evil social philosophy of eugenics," Gibbons Prunty said.
Kentucky Bill Would Ban Most Abortions if Landmark Roe v. Wade is Overturned
By Lisa Gillespie • Feb 13, 2019
State lawmakers have advanced a bill that would ban most abortions in Kentucky if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns the landmark decision that legalized the procedure.
House Bill 148 would become state law if the Supreme Court overturns Roe. v. Wade. The 1973 decision banned states from restricting abortions before the fetus is viable — the point at which it could survive outside of the womb at around the 24th week of pregnancy.
Rep. Joe Fischer, a Republican from Ft. Thomas, is the lead sponsor of the bill.
Ky. Lawmakers Eye Overturning 'Roe v. Wade' With Abortion Ban
By Ryland Barton • Jan 11, 2019
Republican lawmakers in the Kentucky legislature are advancing an abortion restriction that opponents worry could upend the landmark Roe v. Wade court ruling that legalized abortion more than four decades ago.
Senate Bill 9 would make it a felony for doctors to perform an abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which takes place as early as the sixth week of pregnancy.
The bill will likely be challenged in court because it undercuts longstanding rulings on abortion rights.
GOP Lawmaker, Once Unemployed, Seeks to Reduce Benefits
By Adam Beam | Associated Press • Feb 21, 2019
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About 20 years ago, a distribution company went out of business and Russell Webber lost his job, forcing him to rely on unemployment benefits until he could find something else.
Now, as a Republican member of the Kentucky legislature, Webber has sponsored a bill to cut those unemployment benefits, reducing the weekly rate and shortening the amount of time people can receive them.
Webber, who says he now works as a state lawmaker full time, said the changes will encourage people to find work faster. People in Kentucky average close to five months of unemployment benefits before they find another job, which is among the longest duration in the region, according to Katie Houghlin, director of the Kentucky Division of Unemployment Insurance.
New Kentucky Pension Bill Surfaces, Would Affect Future Teachers
On the last day that Kentucky lawmakers could file bills, a freshman Republican filed a bill to move future Kentucky teachers into a new pension system.
The legislation is the latest attempt to address the low funding levels of Kentucky's retirement systems for public workers by altering benefits.
Rep. Scott Lewis, a Republican from Hartford and sponsor of the bill, says the new proposal would still provide teachers with "defined benefit" pensions that guarantee monthly payments upon retirement, but it wouldn't be as generous as what current teachers get.


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This meeting is free to attend and open to all. It is aimed at ALL freshwater anglers, Coarse and Game. It is a key opportunity to hear about the work of the Environment Agency and Angling Trust and is a chance to tell us what YOU think our priorities should be. Plus updates from key organisations in your area.
It looks like being a fascinating meeting, so if you love angling and live within reach of the venue, make sure you attend.
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At the forum we will be exploring and debating the current condition of the River Kennet from an Angling perspective.
• Del Shackleford – Reading & District Angling Assoc.
The members of the panel will give a short presentation of about 5 minutes outlining the work that their organisation is doing to improve the condition of the river and what benefit this may bring to fish stocks and angling. After the presentations we will then take questions from the floor "Question Time" style with Martin Salter acting as Chair. So if you fish the River Kennet and care about it's fish stocks, then this is a fantastic opportunity to get involved.
Operation LEVIATHAN, the largest multi-police force and multi-agency operation to ever target illegal fishing and fish theft, will be launched on Thursday 11th June 2015.
Operation LEVIATHAN's policing partners are West Mercia, Warwickshire, Cheshire, Gloucestershire, West Midlands, Dyfed-Powys and South Wales Police and the UK National Wildlife Crime Unit. Other partners are the Angling Trust, Fish Legal, Environment Agency and Cefas.
The Fisheries Enforcement Campaign and Operation LEVIATHAN is supported by Daniel Kawczynski, MP for Shrewsbury & Atcham, and the Prime Minister's Envoy of Polish & Eastern European Diaspora in the UK.
Like Operation TRAVERSE, launched in November 2014 as a partnership between Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire Police, the Angling Trust, Environment Agency and Cefas, Operation LEVIATHAN will be ongoing indefinitely.
Such operations work through a high profile, increasing confidence and thereby intelligence – leading to pre-scripted and appropriately resourced 'Days of Action'.
All operations are subject to an Operational Order, a detailed briefing of all legislation and due process – removing any ambiguity when incidents are reported. The intention is to ultimately cover the whole of England in such multi-agency initiatives. Moreover, the Environment Agency's Incident Communications Centre was recently briefed, and is very much aboard.
It is vital that anglers report criminal offences (fishing without permission and the theft of fish) to the police (dial 101 or 999 if a criminal offence is in progress), and rod-licensing or national byelaw offences to the Environment Agency (0800 80 70 60).
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The Return of the Refugee Warrior: Migration and Armed Resistance in Herat
Harpviken, Kristian Berg (2010) The Return of the Refugee Warrior: Migration and Armed Resistance in Herat, in Schlenkhoff, Angela; & Ceri Oeppen, eds, Beyond the Wild Tribes: Understanding Modern Afghanistan and its Diaspora. London: (121–137).
In October 2001, a coalition led by the United States launched an armed attack on Afghanistan's Taliban regime. Forces fighting for the coalition on the ground were almost exclusively Afghan. The vast majority were returning from exile, mainly from the neighbouring countries of Iran and pakistan, but some from as far afield as Australia, Germany or the United States. In exile, they had been active in various military-political organisations, and many had been engaged in fighting in Afghanistan over the previous two and half decades. As part of the 'War on Terror', the warriors returning from exile has been equipped with money, weaponry, communications equipment, and access to intelligence and strategic advice. perhaps most importantly, however, the returning warriors knew that this was an opportunity not to be missed: political power in Afghanistan was being reshuffled once again, and those who were part of the armed campaign were likely to benefit the most. Although rarely talked about as such, 'Operation enduring Freedom' was a massive repatriation campaign, rooted in decades of political and military mobilisation among Afghan refugees.
In this article, I will explore the interface between migration and wartime resistance by drawing on findings from fieldwork conducted in two villages in northwestern Afghanistan (Harpviken, 2006). Both of these villages—Izhaq Suleiman and Sara-e Nau—are located on the outskirts of Herat city, in enjil district. Both have been heavily affected by successive rounds of armed conflict since 1978. In one of the villages, Izhaq Suleiman, the dominant response of the population as war escalated from 1978 onwards was to ally with the Soviet-oriented regime of the people's democratic party of Afghanistan (pdpA), which they supplied with militia forces. In the other village, Sara-e Nau, the majority of the inhabitants joined the armed resistance, and the village became a target for the kabul regime's military activities. The different choices made by the two villages had deep implications for their migration patterns, the degree of physical destruction they experienced, their relationships to later regimes, their chances of recovery, and—most importantly—for the interplay between migration and armed engagement
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Going Home to Fight? Explaining Refugee Return and Violence


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'Bolloré's strategy is already having a good impact on Jaguar Land Rover'
Thread starter Steve Fowler
Start date 24 Jun 2021
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The appointment of Thierry Bolloré as JLR chief executive last summer raised a fair few eyebrows. It came completely out of the blue, not least for Bolloré.
"I was about to fly over to New York in a completely different type of business," he told me this week. "I said, 'Wow, of course'. With these brands for a car guy – or a mobility person, which is probably more my case – frankly speaking, this is just extraordinary."
SEE MORE Jaguar Land Rover names Thierry Bollore new CEO
You can read more about Bolloré's product plans for Jaguar and Land Rover in our exclusive interview, but while it's going to take some time to see his changes filter through to the showroom, his Reimagine strategy is already having an impact on the business and its people – to good effect.
"Reimagine is a co-construction – it's not one person," he said. "It's teamwork that has finalised and become Reimagine, and the refocused transformation plans for the business are already taking effect."
Where some new CEOs make major changes at board level, Bolloré has taken a different approach. "Yes they are more or less the same people, but the role they have has changed a lot," he said. "You take Nigel Blenkinsop, who's in charge of global quality and customer satisfaction. If you ask him what the difference is between before and after – wow, it's almost a different job.
"You can say the same for Gerry [McGovern, JLR's chief creative officer]. Today he has an impact on the company that is even greater than in the past."
Shuffling the pack is only part of the job, but speaking to some of the key players, it's clear there's a refreshing new approach to management that's put a spring in their step and a smile on their faces – the sun is shining on JLR.
As it is on Bentley, and my warmest congratulations go to Adrian Hallmark for topping this year's Auto Express Brit List. The effect Hallmark has had on Bentley and its staff is huge and proof that great management boosts not only the business but also the people who power it.
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In 2006, the Forest Rights Act was enacted, on behalf of protecting both forests and those who dwell in them. Although it is was enacted with the hope of being a big step by the government to undo historical injustices committed against the indigenous and forest dwelling communities, the implementation has been disappointing.
It has been noted that much emphasis is given to few provisions of the act rather than the whole act and claiming the right is a complex process and lot of evidence is often demanded by the officials. These procedures are difficult for the communities to handle and assistance is often needed. Keystone realised that it's important to assess to what extent the communities have understood the law, and if they have – how we can help them access the right envisaged under the law, providing support through trainings involve all stakeholders and give them power through the Forest Rights Act to improve their lives.


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