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Sveta Marija na Krasu () falu Horvátországban, Isztria megyében. Közigazgatásilag Umaghoz tartozik.

Fekvése
Az Isztria északnyugati részén, Umagtól 5 km-re északkeletre, az Umag – Plovanija út mellett fekszik.

Története
A 16. és 17. században a Balkánról, főként Dalmáciából érkezett földműves családokkal népesítették be. Plébániatemploma a 16. században épült egy korábbi templom helyén. 1797-ben a napóleoni háborúk következtében megszűnt a Velencei Köztársaság és az Isztriával együtt a település is Habsburg uralom alá került. 1805-ben Napóleon a francia fennhatóság alatt álló Illír provincia részévé tette. Napóleon bukása után 1813-ban az egész Isztriával együtt ismét a Habsburg birodalom részévé vált és maradt 1918-ig. 1880-ban 133, 1910-ben 178 lakosa volt. Az első világháború után a rapallói szerződés értelmében Isztria az Olasz Királysághoz került. 1943-ban az olasz kapitulációt követően német megszállás alá került, mely 1945-ig tartott. A második világháború után a párizsi békeszerződés értelmében Jugoszlávia része lett, de 1954-ig különleges igazgatási területként átmenetileg a Trieszti B zónához tartozott és csak ezután lépett érvénybe a jugoszláv polgári közigazgatás. Plébániáját 1946-ban alapították, addig a kašteli plébániához tartozott. Fejlődése a század második felében indult meg, amikor a környező településekről egyre többen települtek át ide. A település Jugoszlávia felbomlása után 1991-ben a független Horvátország része lett. 2011-ben 336 lakosa volt. Lakói a termékeny talajnak és a kedvező klímának köszönhetően főként mezőgazdasággal foglalkoznak.

Nevezetességei
Az Irgalmas Szűzanya tiszteletére szentelt plébániatemploma a 16. században épült a régi templom helyén, 1991-ben megújították. 20 méter magas négy fiatornyos harangtornyát 1930-ban építették, két harang található benne.
Páduai Szent Antal tiszteletére szentelt temetőkápolnáját 1913-ban építették.
A falu legnagyobb épülete a Šoša (Sossa) család kétemeletes palotája a 17. században épült.

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សេចក្តីបំភ្លឺរបស់គណៈកម្មាធិការជាតិបេតិកភណ្ឌពិភពលោក
គណៈកម្មាធិការជាតិបេតិកភណ្ឌពិភពលោក មានការសោកស្តាយយ៉ាងខ្លាំងដោយបាន ឮក្រុមជ្រុល និយមថៃមួយក្រុមធ្វើបទអត្ថាធិប្បាយ តាមរយៈទូរទស្សន៍ ASTV ចុះថ្ងៃទី១៨ ខែវិច្ឆិកា ឆ្នាំ២០១០ ថា
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CLARIFICATION OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR THE WORLD HERITAGE (24/11/2010)
The National Committee for the World Heritage is dismayed at the distortion of the facts voiced by a group
of Thai extremists who made a consecutive statement, reported on ASTV manager online, dated on 18
November 2010 that "UNESCO inscribed the Khmer Royal Ballet into the World Heritage List, though
both music and dance of its modern forms are of Thai characteristics."
The National Committee for the World Heritage would like to provide an explanation to the above
unreasonable and baseless claim as follows:
The Kingdom of Cambodia and the 132 states parties (by 2010) to the Convention for the Safeguarding of
the Intangible Cultural Heritage (2003) are under duty to conserve and preserve the World Intangible
Cultural Heritage of common importance for present and future generations of humanity.
From the past day upto the present time, the Kingdom of Cambodia has still constituted a cultural loft of
both tangible and intangible heritage, and there is no doubt that Cambodian Royal Ballet was proclaimed as
a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage in 2003, and inscribed on the List of the Intangible
Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2008. The Cambodian Royal Ballet was thoroughly evaluated and
studied by high professional Advisory Bodies before it was approved by the Intangible Heritage
Committee as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
The Royal Ballet existed in the history of Cambodia since the beginning of the Christian period and
continued to be performed during Angkorean, Post-Angkorean periods up to the present time, as depicted
on galleries of ancient Khmer temples and architectures.
Thus, what raised by the Thai extremists that UNESCO inscribed the Royal Ballet to Cambodia with Thai
forms of art is entirely a contempt of respectful and conscientious works of all the members of the
Committee for the Intangible Heritage, Advisory Bodies and States Parties to the Convention for the
Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Once again, the National Committee for the World Heritage strongly condemns the irrational and
irresponsible statement which badly tarnishes the honor of the Committee for the Intangible Heritage and
UNESCO.
Phnom Penh, 24 November 2010
The National Committee for the World Heritage
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ASEAN invites U.S., Russia for East Asia Summit from 2011 (Lead)
By Puy Kea and Ko Hirano
HANOI, Oct. 28, Kyodo - Leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations agreed Thursday to invite the U.S. and Russian presidents to attend the East Asia Summit starting from 2011, said Vietnam, which currently holds the chair of the 10-member ASEAN.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov are scheduled to attend an EAS summit Saturday in Hanoi as observers, where leaders will endorse a plan to include the two countries in the regional forum from next year, increasing the membership to 18.
ASEAN leaders on Thursday adopted a plan for deeper regional integration in an effort to reduce economic disparities in Southeast Asia and help ASEAN achieve its goal of an economic community by 2015, the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry said in a press release issued after a one-day meeting.
The ''Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity'' calls for efforts to improve the region's connectivity in three areas -- physical connectivity such as transport and information communications technology infrastructure, institutional connectivity such as trade and investment liberalization, and people-to-people connectivity such as tourism and education.
The leaders welcomed ASEAN finance ministers' efforts to establish a regional infrastructure fund to ensure smooth implementation of the ASEAN Connectivity initiative, the press release said.
The ASEAN leaders were having a working dinner Thursday to exchange views on regional and international issues, indicating that they will touch on issues such as Myanmar, territorial disputes with China in the South China Sea and climate change.
The leaders may also discuss potential coordination on currency policy given the fact that the currencies of many ASEAN members have risen sharply against the U.S. dollar, a development that could hurt export-driven growth in the region, a member of the Philippines delegation said.
At the working dinner, the leaders are expected to urge Myanmar's junta to hold general elections slated for Nov. 7 ''in a free, fair and inclusive manner,'' says a draft of a chairman's statement to be issued, according to the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry, on Friday.
''ASEAN encouraged Myanmar to further accelerate progress in the implementation of the roadmap for national reconciliation and democracy including the preparation for the upcoming general elections leading to a constitutional government in Myanmar,'' says the statement, a copy of which was obtained by Kyodo News.
Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya said Thursday that ASEAN foreign ministers told Myanmar Foreign Minister Nyan Win on Wednesday that there should be no more other charges against pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, expressing hope she will be released from house arrest in mid-November as scheduled.
'''The immediate release' is not yet certain, but we hope that she will be released because she could be part of the national reconciliation,'' Kasit told journalists on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit.
The ASEAN leaders will agree to try to ensure effective implementation of a 2002 ASEAN-China declaration that calls for ensuring settlement of territorial disputes in the South China Sea diplomatically to avert military conflict, according to the draft statement.
Some ASEAN countries such as Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines have grown concerned about Beijing's increasing assertiveness in pressing its claims to sovereignty over islands such as Spratlys and Paracels in the South China Sea and elsewhere.
''We stressed the need to intensify efforts to ensure the effective implementation of the DOC (Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea) and move toward the eventual conclusion of a regional code of conduct in the South China Sea,'' the draft says.
ASEAN groups Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
(Varunee Torsricharoen contributed to this report)
==Kyodo
China seeks support for stance on S. China Sea, Senkaku issues
By Puy Kea
HANOI, Oct. 29, Kyodo - China has been lobbying many states in the region to support its position in territorial disputes in the South China Sea and East China Sea, especially nonclaimant states, ASEAN sources said Friday.
The sources said China has been active to that end both prior to and during the ongoing meetings in Hanoi of leaders of the countries in Southeast Asia and outside the region, using various forms of assistance as inducements.
Premier Wen Jiabao is tipped to meet bilaterally in the Vietnamese capital with the leaders of at least seven other countries as part of what some observers see as a lobbying blitz to win them over to China's position on the territorial disputes.
In Thursday talks with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, for example, Wen thanked Cambodia for its firm position that the South China Sea issue should not be ''internationalized'' and should not dominate this week's meetings in Hanoi hosted by the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations, on grounds that there are more pressing issues.
According to Cambodian delegation officials, Wen offered Cambodia a 100 million yuan ($15 million) as grant for economic development. Some observers speculated whether the gift was in exchange for support of China's position.
For several other countries too, China offers similar forms of assistances either in kind or in cash for what is called as economic development.
China has in recent weeks been engaged in a row with Japan over the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea, which are known to Chinese as the Diaoyu Islands.
China has territorial disputes in the South China Sea with four ASEAN members -- Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia and Brunei -- which partly involve overlapping claims to the Spratly Islands.
The territorial disputes, and concerns over increased Chinese assertiveness, have been overshadowing this week's various meetings of senior officials, ministers and leaders in Hanoi.
In addition to meetings with Vietnam, as the host of the meetings, Wen and Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi have met or will meet with Laos, Cambodia, South Korea, Singapore and Australia, and likely also Japan.
ASEAN sources said China was angered at Vietnam after it chaired the ASEAN Regional Forum in July in which the South China Sea issue was raised with greater involvement of the United States in the discussion. China insists any talks on the issue to be limited to the claimant states, preferably on a bilateral basis.
Since then, the issue was also discussed during the ASEAN-U.S. Summit in New York and at the ASEAN Defense Ministers Plus Eight meeting in Hanoi, further irritating China, they said.
China is also wary of signs that he United States has been encouraging Japanese involvement in the matter, one source said.
ASEAN groups Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Brunei and Myanmar.
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Cambodia Mourns in Aftermath of Bridge Stampede
he day after the largest tragedy in recent Cambodian history, hospitals were overwhelmed with family members as they searched for lost loved ones.
Hospitals were lined with the bodies of the dead, with disaster authorities claiming they had so far only identified 60 percent of the victims.
Bodies were put in coffins and shipped to their home provinces for burial, as the government declared Thursday a national day of mourning and established an investigative committee.
Officials say at least 378 people were killed during a crowd stampede on a bridge near Diamond Island, on the riverfront, following annual Water Festival festivities.
Revelry turned to tragedy as a crowd in the thousands, trapped on the bridge, panicked, crushing some underfoot as others jumped into the river to escape. More than 700 people were wounded in the event, which had emergency crews scrabbling through the early morning hours Tuesday.
Hospitals were filled with the bodies of the dead, lined up along the floor, where loved ones were forced to search for the lost.
Horn Sam An, 41, in L'vea Em district, Kandal province, found her sister dead after she spent from midnight to 8 am searching three hospitals before finding her at a fourth, Calmette.
Soa Sok, 37, from Kampong Cham province, said he walked with three friends from hospital to hospital to find his missing brother. He had still not found him as of Tuesday afternoon.
In a national address, Prime Minister Hun Sen called the tragedy the worst since the Khmer Rouge, and he appointed one investigative committee to learn the reason for the disaster and a second committee to help the families of victims.
Nhim Vanda, deputy chief of the National Disaster Committee, said health officials were performing examinations of the bodies and identifying them for families.
"And then we put the bodies in white cloth and plastic in a coffin and are transporting the bodies to their respective homes for traditional ceremonies," he said. "The government has paid everything for all the bodies of families for transport and ceremony."
Bodies were sent back home via ambulances, military trucks and other vehicles.
Prum Sokha, secretary of state for the Interior Ministry and the head of the investigative committee, called for the survivors and other witnesses to help by providing information to the authorities.
Family members who came to Calmette Tuesday morning described bruised and broken bodies.
"My sister's body was blackened on the hands, chest, stomach and feet, like people had stomped on her," said Sok Navy, 41, from Kandal province.
But there were those too who escaped the stampede with their lives. Pheoung Srey Leak, a 22-year-old survivor, said she was trapped on the crowded bridge for four hours.
"It was very stuff, and no air," she said. "I couldn't walk out of the crowd. I had a feeling I was probably not alive, and I was hopeless.... I was determined not to faint. If I had fainted and fallen down, I would have been stomped to death by other people."
But she did faint, she said, and she couldn't breathe. "When I woke up, I was in the emergency room of Calmette hospital," she said.
For those who died, some 4,000 Buddhist monks held a ceremony of prayer Tuesday afternoon.
The government has declared Thursday a national day of mourning, and groups from around the country have pledged their support to the families of victims.
Former king Norodom Sihanouk and his son, the king, Norodom Sihamoni, expressed condolences for lost loved ones and promised $200 to the families of the deceased and $100 to the families of the injured.
Students from 10 separate universities have established the 2211 foundation, named for the date of the incident, to gather funds for the families.
"And to march on Nov. 25 to pay respect to the souls of the deceased," said Toch Norin, a student representative.
Political parties and development agencies issued their own condolences, along with others.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a statement on behalf of President Barrack Obama, saying: "I have seen their strength and resilience first hand, including during my recent visit, and I am confident that they will pull together and persevere through this difficult time."
But questions over how the tragedy happened, and the response, remain.
The Asian Human Rights Commission issued a statement of condolence that also questioned security measures in the capital during the massive festival, saying: "It is clear that Phnom Penh was unprepared for any large-scale disaster."
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Even in the city, Ben Smith likes to feel like he's in the country. Sitting on his rooftop porch jutting off his wood-beamed apartment, the drummer for The Gleam seems well at home with the tree-tops and Bob Dylan's warbling rendition of "The Boxer" coming through the speakers as he spoke of the new record Sunrise, to be released this weekend, almost four years to the day since the last Gleam album was put out. (Full disclosure: I worked with Smith when he was a member of Fort Wilson Riot on the stage presentation of the rock opera Idigaragua.) The core of The Gleam, Zachary Johns and Timmy Wreck, had been through a succession of drummers until Smith joined them around two years ago, initially just to sit in on some recording sessions, but within the first session, there was a good feeling about the combination and the band set to work. Known mostly for their fast-burning, hard-drinking country-punk shows, the image of six tallboys of PBR lined up on an amp fits most Gleam shows, but Sunrise contains a lot of surprises, grounded in the ballads of classic country players and even featuring a session player for George Jones, courtesy of producer Rich Mattson at Sparta Studios up on the Iron Range. With a CD release show at the St. Paul Eagles Club tonight and then across the river at Sauce with Crossing Guards and The Rockford Mules on Saturday, The Gleam are set to step back out with their new material and fleshed out live support. Don't worry, the playing may have gotten better and they may take their time with the songs, but Smith promises they'll still get rowdy.
Cake In 15: You guys rehearse out in Wyoming, MN, where there's a Sunrise River, is that where the name of the record comes from?
Ben Smith: Yeah, the name "Sunrise", there's a lot stuff up there, the Sunrise River, there's a Sunrise Factory so there's a lot of history, that's one of the things the name references to. It was all written up there. About half to two thirds of the record was written when I started playing with them, just the general songs and we worked on structure like that and then started working on new songs. The song "Dead Boyfriend", which is now super slow piano-driven song was kind of pop-punk/country, so we just stripped it down. And that's basically what we spent the last year doing, we were actually practicing in the factory for a while, now we're practicing in an old chicken coop behind Tim's house, which is awesome. We usually just go hootenanny style, we don't have mics or anything we just sit down with brushes and acoustic guitars and work on arranging and writing and getting a feel for it.
C15: When I first threw on the record I was surprised at how some of the songs really took their time to unfold.
BS: I think that's just reflective of how much time we spent on the songs, that we didn't really rush anything, even the recording process took almost a year. So we spent a lot of time up to the recording process just working on songs and arrangements and trying different things out. Definitely the Gleam that most people know is just "get drunk and barrel through it", I think they were trying to get away from that and work on songs and just play well, which hadn't necessarily been one of the bigger concerns [laughs]. They're definitely fans of old country and good players and so the focus was that instead of rushing through and recording really quick and not worrying about it, it's like, "Let's take time to get it right." It's been what, four years now since Lookout for Evils came out and I think it shows, it's a much more mature record than the last couple, I didn't play on those but they are some of my favorite local records, and it was really fun to work on the progression.
C15: What were you listening to while making the record?
BS: We were sitting and hanging out we were listening to Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Jerry Jeff Walker, Willie Nelson, they would always be on when we were playing.
C15: Do those guys influence Zach and Tim's singing?
BS: They sing so well together, the blend really well, they're very different. Tim's is more of a higher pitched voice and Zach's a little more of that Creedence-y [feel].
C15: Which if you are talking about trained, "good" singing, like you're talking about taking the time with the instrumentation, that's not what it is.
BS: [Laughs] No not at all, but there's a lot of feeling in it and that's what carries through most of the tunes.
C15: How did you set up this record to differentiate it from the older Gleam discs?
BS: The sequencing was a hard decision to make. "Rapid Falls" was another one that we thought about opening up with because it's fast, but we thought that might be too much like the old Gleam, so we thought it be more fun to put the more classic rock, Stones-y folk rocker ["Away Like a Song",] right away to kind of set the pace. The first lyric is "Ain't they got no more new ideas?" which I thought was appropriate too, to start.
C15: Is it important to you then that people listen to the record as a whole album?
BS: People can do what they want, but we made it as a record, we made decisions based off of having it being cohesive. Ultimately we would want it to be on vinyl. Money's a factor there but eventually we want to release it on vinyl, that's what we'd prefer for it to be listened to because it kind of has that old sound. Both those guys have kids and not a lot of money, we don't have all that much saved up so that was kind of a decision just to get it out there and see what we can do. We sent it out a bunch of places and if we're lucky we might get some support from somebody.
C15: Has having kids and making time for that added to the maturation of the sound?
BS: I'm sure, they'd probably have to answer that for themselves. Obviously there's priorities, we can't just pick up and tour for three months, we'd love to but were trying to do some more small tours in the summer and fall here. Yeah, but having kids is a big priority over music, but the fact that they've persevered and kept up the band after this many years is impressive.
C15: What's your favorite song on the record?
BS: From the changes, "Ballad of Carlos Avery". "Damn City Lights" is just a classic country tune. We actually had this guy who Rich knew come in and play the pedal steel; Mike Randolph, he used to play for George Jones. He was this old dude and he just came in one afternoon and sat down and we were all pretty much crying because he sat down and the first time he played on it, it was like, "Holy Shit!" And then he stopped and he was like, "Well, that wasn't very good." [Laughs] We did three more takes, and I don't know which one we took, but it was brilliant, and when I listen to that song I just think about the day he was in because it was so much fun.
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CyberGuard 360 pioneers SAFE Certification Process
Al Alper
CyberGuard 360, a leading cybersecurity firm which develops and markets a solution set of products to detect and mitigate threats from cyber attacks, today announced the debut of the SAFE (Secured Assured Fortified Educated) Certification Program for industry Managed Service Providers(MSPs) and Third Party Vendors.
CyberGuard 360, a leader in research and development of products used by MSPs and Enterprise providers, is believed to be first to market to develop and implement a comprehensive Certification process.
"It's long overdue," says Al Alper, CyberGuard 360 CEO, saying that their certification program has been in development for nearly a year.
He characterizes SAFE as the equivalent of UL Certification or the Better Business Bureau stamp of approval for a business. "While SAFE certification has value for virtually every business, we see it first being requested by organizations with access to or which host and store vast amounts of data from multiple companies. This would include, but not be limited to, Managed Service Providers and Third Party Providers, such as those who host applications that store or have access to sensitive or personally identifiable information institutions such as financial institutions or hospitals, dental practices and other healthcare facilities."
Alper, who is viewed as an industry thought leader and who has addressed executives at NASDAQ on the subject of cyber threats, believes that the IT industry needs to take greater steps to assure all end users that their MSPs and third party providers adhere to best-practices and maintain infrastructures that are as invulnerable to penetration and attack as possible.
"Think of what is at stake," he said. "For MSPs and others, it's not only their own data at risk, but it is the data of every business or organization that they have access to or host." He said, "Consider the recent breaches of First American Financial, Complete Technology Solutions and Quest Diagnostics; these providers span finance, IT and healthcare, exposing the private information of hundreds of millions of individuals and leading to some companies going out of business. These few examples were, in short a catastrophe for the institutions that relied on them." "This is quickly becoming a front burner issue," he said. "There is no governing body in our industry which does this. And the burden of proof of protection rests squarely on the shoulders of the MSPs and Third Party Providers, and customers will demand proof that their providers are up to speed on the latest protections." He said, "Customers will no longer take it on faith that a Managed Services Provider has done everything he/she can to be up to speed with the very latest in protection. They will require proof."
He said that the SAFE Certification Program will assure end users that the provider they chose has passed a rigorous evaluation process and that any deficiencies found within their system have been addressed. "When a business seeks a Managed Service Provider, having a certification which we believe will become the industry standard will be that client's assurance that their provider takes data protection and security extremely seriously."
The SAFE Certification itself will be issued by CyberGuard 360, and certification will be based on the framework provided by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology). Using the NIST guidelines, SAFE Certification applicants will go through a rigorous evaluation from one of a half dozen vetted independent auditors, selected by CyberGuard 360 but who are not employed by or connected to the company.
The certifying auditors will evaluate the applicant's security and provide a comprehensive report of its findings to CyberGuard 360. If the applicant successfully passes the evaluation, he/she will receive SAFE Certification. Should the auditor determine deficiencies, the applicant will be informed of what they are and can re-apply for certification when the deficiencies have been remediated. The process can take up to six weeks to complete.
Alper said, "With the increased number of hacks that we hear about, end users such as health care facilities, banks and other organizations whose infrastructure contains sensitive information will increasingly demand that their providers show proof that they are doing everything they can to protect information." He said, "Certification will assure their customers that they have put in place a series of policies, procedures and technologies to protect customer/client/patient and employee information."
About CyberGuard360
CyberGuard360 is a cybersecurity company that designs and builds cybersecurity products and services to enable enterprise IT departments and channel partners who are charged with protecting the companies they serve from the cyber threat landscape. Founder/CEO Al Alper launched this company to address a need he has seen in the market – for a strong cyber security protection suite of technology and services that can be managed within a single-pane-of-glass; obviating the need to use 5 or more systems to protect an enterprise. The company was also designated as a Champion of National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) 2017 and has expansive experience with and knowledge of cyber regulations such as New York State's Department of Financial Services' new cyber security regulations (23 NYCRR 500). Al Alper is also the founder/CEO of an IT company, Absolute Logic (http:/absolutelogiccom). CyberGuard360 maintains offices in Wilton, CT and Larchmont, NY, as well as other satellite locations throughout the region. For additional information, call 844-315-9882 or contact via the web at https://cyberguard360.com.
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'I am appalled': Billie Eilish apologises for mouthing apparent racist slur in resurfaced five-year-old clip
Singer says she was unaware of the meaning of the offensive word at the time, did not mean to cause offence, and the prospect of causing people hurt 'absolutely breaks my heart'
Billie Eilish has apologised after a video appeared to show her mouthing a racist slur. 'We all need to continue listening and learning,' said the American singer, who was '13 or 14' when parts of the video were filmed. Photograph: Kelia Anne MacCluskey
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Billie Eilish has apologised after a video surfaced appearing to show her mouthing a racist slur.
The Grammy-winning pop star, 19, shared a lengthy statement to Instagram Stories, writing that she was "appalled and embarrassed" by the clip.
An edited compilation video is being shared on TikTok, where it was posted earlier this month. In the video, Eilish appears to mouth an anti-Asian slur featured in Tyler, the Creator's 2011 song Fish, and is filmed speaking in an affected voice.
In her apology, Eilish, the youngest artist to ever record a James Bond title track, said she was "13 or 14" in the videos and did not know at the time the slur was a derogatory term.
"I am appalled and embarrassed and want to barf that I ever mouthed along to that word," she wrote. "This song was the only time I'd ever heard that word as it was never used around me by anyone in my family.
"Regardless of my ignorance and age at the time, nothing excuses the fact is that it was hurtful. And for that I am sorry."
Eilish said footage of her imitating accents was her speaking in a "silly gibberish made up voice", something she has done since she was a child.
She added: "It is absolute gibberish and just me goofing around, and is in NO way an imitation of anyone or any language, accent, or culture in the SLIGHTEST."
Eilish said she did not mean to cause offence and the prospect of causing people hurt "absolutely breaks my heart".
"I not only believe in, but have always worked hard to use my platform to fight for inclusion, kindness, tolerance, equity and equality," she wrote. "We all need to continue having conversations, listening and learning. I hear you and I love you. Thank you for taking the time to read this."


Take a Picture of This reminds me of Heart of the Matter. I like it. The other one could grow on me but on first listen a little lukewarm.
3.5 stars for the first tune. (I could not get the 2nd.) it sounds good but when you compare what he is doing to so many others he doesn't measure up. Maybe 10 years ago when good music was less accessible.
The best part of a Don Henley song is the way he sings his songs. I always feel the emotions in his voice. I liked both of them, but some of his older songs are pure masterpieces. I'd like to hear the entire album. I like the upbeat tempo of That Old Flame. The first one is good too.
These are middling Don Henley songs. His voice remains great. These songs won't be anybody's favorite song, but you wouldn't always skip past them.


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OECD Home GermanyOECD appoints Mari Kiviniemi and Stefan Kapferer as Deputy Secretaries-General
OECD appoints Mari Kiviniemi and Stefan Kapferer as Deputy Secretaries-General
25/7/2014 - Mari Kiviniemi, Finland's former Prime Minister, and Stefan Kapferer, currently State Secretary at Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, have been appointed Deputy Secretaries-General of the OECD.
They replace Pier Carlo Padoan, who became Italy's Minister of Economy in February 2014, and Yves Leterme, who was appointed Secretary-General of the Stockholm-based International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance in June 2014.
As Deputy Secretaries-General, Ms Kiviniemi and Mr Kapferer will support Secretary-General Angel Gurría in his strategic objective of increasing the impact and relevance of OECD work, as well as strengthening the Organisation's outreach efforts with emerging economies and contributing to the public policy challenges of assuring strong inclusive growth, jobs, equality and trust.
Ms Kivinemi was Finland's Prime Minister from 2010-2011. She had previously been Minister of Public Administration and Local Government, Minister for Trade and Development and Minister for European Affairs. She has been a Member of Parliament since 1995.
Born in 1968, Ms Kivinemi has a Master's degree in Social Sciences. She is married with two children.
Marie Kiviniemi, Deputy Secretary-General of the OECD. Photo: OECD/Michael Dean
Stefan Kapferer, Deputy Secretary-General of the OECD. Photo: OECD/Michael Dean
As State Secretary, Mr Kapferer has managerial responsibility for the departments of industrial policy, external policy, innovation and small and medium-sized companies at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy. He has previously served as State Secretary in the Federal Ministries of Economics and Technology (2011-13) and Health (2009-11). In these roles, he was instrumental in developing and implementing the German government's reform and competitiveness agenda.
Born in 1965, Mr Kapferer has a degree in public policies and administration. He is married with two children.
For further information, contact the OECD Media Office (+33 1 4524 9700).


Who is the Best Damn Web Girl?
Me! I once asked a long time client how she referred to me when talking to others. Her response? "I call you the best damn web girl ever." I loved it so much, I had to use it. BDWG was born. I still operate under my original business name, who says having split personalities is a bad thing?!
I've been building websites for several years now and I love it. I started with Dreamweaver back in the day, building personal web pages and quickly graduated to straight html and css. From there I moved into learning a little php and content management systems like PHP-Nuke. Back then I was big into coupons and deal shopping and I ran an online shopping coupons and deals site. I was Queen of the Military Commissary back then, teaching everyone how to stack coupons to get things for free and teaching the commissary their own coupon policy.
As the kids got older and required more time, the coupons slipped to the side. I started doing little tweaks here and there for friends on their websites. I quickly realized that this is what I wanted to do. I wanted to make great websites. I narrowed down my field to Zencart and WordPress and officially began my web design business.
I now focus almost completely on WordPress for my design needs. It has become my favorite platform because it's easy for my clients to learn. My goal is to lighten the load of my clients and WordPress helps me do that. By narrowing my focus, I have freed up some of my time to focus on social media and search engine optimization.
I've gone through some transformations over the years, I've learned a lot and I know there is still a ton more to learn. I love learning. One thing has remained consistent- my love for building websites and my customer service. I've always said, "Your success is my success", and I totally mean it!
Pay it forward- leave a comment, share a link or join BDWG's email list!
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Edel Browne has disrupted Parkinson's disease with technology. And, she hasn't even reached 20 years old.
Millennials can shape the future of work, leisure and politics, but in order to make a difference, they need to make their voices heard.


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Remembering Chinua Achebe's transition and celebrating half a century of Arrow of God By Ngozi Achebe, MD
By Ngozi Achebe
It's been a year exactly, March 21st 2013, since the world woke up to the news of Chinua Achebe's passing. For me personally it was a day of great sorrow for one is never really prepared for the death of a beloved one. In that year a lot has happened as time has rolled on relentlessly. There's an adage that declares that death is final, but is it?
In the movie Gravity George Clooney playing the astronaut Kowalski declares back to earth with some desperation after some heart stopping moments in space, "Here's hoping you have insurance Houston – damages to Explorer catastrophic." I said something similar, or at least thought it, a year ago. Nigeria had lost one of its most salient and insistent voices – quiet but with the reverberations of thunderclaps and potencies of prophecies.
But I think my pessimism may have been premature because his heirs both political and literary have continued the fight in the different arenas that mattered to him. Yes, Achebe lives on indeed!
Importantly too his book Arrow of God came of age this year celebrating a half century. While Things Fall Apart is regarded as his magnum opus, there is no doubt that Chinua Achebe himself had a special love for Arrow of God. In the preface of the second edition he declared, tongue in cheek no doubt, that no pater familias worth his salt would be so unwise as to choose favorites amongst his offspring. However, he did say that it was the one book more than any other that he was likely to be caught reading. I know what he meant. It was also my own favorite too until I met and fell in love with his 1987 Anthills of the Savannah and never looked back. Many events have been slated all over the world this year to celebrate this true literary masterpiece.
On a more personal note of course his loss is still hard to bear but must be accepted. Chinua Achebe was here for a purpose which he clearly fulfilled and has moved on. It is left for his millions of heirs to take up his battle cry.
Ngozi Achebe is a writer and niece of Chinua Achebe. Her debut novel is Onaedo- The Blacksmith's Daughter. She is also a practicing medical doctor in the United States of America. She can be reached on Facebook or on her publisher's website ngozi-achebe.com to follow her ongoing projects.


As multisite leaders, our words have power and influence that echo in the hearts and minds of our volunteers beyond the weekend. What we say, and how we say it, matters more than we realize. In the rush of our weekend responsibilities, and in the spirit of completing tasks quickly, we often fail to think critically about what we're saying to our teams in the heat of the moment, and it's in these moments that our words either build up our volunteers or tear them down.
If you're like me, there have been moments where you totally said the wrong thing at the wrong time to a volunteer. You've crushed their spirit and sent them walking out the door. I've had to apologize for more moments like that than I would care to admit, and I would do anything to take those words back. I've had to learn the hard way just how powerful my words can be in both negative and positive ways. The words we plant in our volunteers hearts and minds today determines the world we reap tomorrow. Our volunteers need to hear words that build them up, empower them, and release them to serve with confidence.
I cannot think of another phrase that reinforces these truths more powerfully than, "I trust you." Trust is the greatest expression of our gratitude. When we tell our volunteers that we trust them, it releases them to serve and make decisions with courage and confidence. When we fail to equip our volunteers with trust, we fail to empower them to lead and serve at any level in our churches. But before we can give trust away freely, we have to train properly.
If you can't trust your volunteers to make the right decisions, you shouldn't trust your training process either. We can't blame our volunteers for indecision when our volunteer process lacks the proper training and coaching. When we provide the proper training and the right coaching, our volunteers are equipped to make decisions that emulate the DNA of our church.
If volunteers are the lifeblood of our churches, let's equip them with the right training, and empower them with our trust. If you have volunteers that you can't confidently say, "I trust you" to, it might be time to reevaluate your training process or redirect where they're currently serving.
Create a world where your volunteers feel trained, trusted, and appreciated. What other words or phrases do you think volunteers need to hear?
In the world of multisite ministry, most pastors and leaders wear multiple hats. The student pastor helps with adults classes and groups, children's workers help with administrative tasks during the week, worship leaders look after the care needs of the campus, and the campus pastor jumps in wherever needed. Regardless of the position, or how many of them you hold, there is one thing every multisite leader must do, and the best multisite leaders know this. They know they have one job to execute at the campus level, and it may not be what you think, and it unquestionably requires a lot of hard work.
So what's the job? What's the role of every multisite leader? It's to implement the vision of their senior leader.
Multisite leaders are vision implementors, not vision creators.
Sounds strong, right? Don't get me wrong, we can be creative with the implementation of the vision, but we hit roadblocks when we try to create a vision different than the one God has given to our leaders. As implementors, we have to be sure that we fully understand, embrace and internalize our senior leader's vision, because before we can ever implement something we have to own it, heart and soul. If we haven't, our team and leaders will know right away that we are not fully bought into the idea and everyone wants to follow an authentic leader who is truly inspired by a clear vision.
Too many times, multisite leaders rush to the implementation phase without internalizing the true vision and reason behind the idea, or philosophy of their leadership. To avoid this mistake requires slowing down the rush to impress, asking further questions to understand better, and spending adequate time in personal prayer before public action. When we do these things, the vision takes root in our heart and mind long before we ever begin the implementation process.
The tension is the innate desire of every leader to create vision, rather than implement it. I'm not saying we can't create as leaders, but rather what we create must flow from the source of our leader's vision. Our leaders are counting on us to help them establish their God-given vision and not create a new vision altogether.
The easiest way to implement vision is to know what is most important to your leaders right now. In our church, the most important thing to our senior pastors right now is to see the majority of our church connected in groups. To copy the words of Andy Stanley, we believe "circles are better than rows." Our leaders want to see the people of our church connected in a biblical community where encouragement, scripture, prayer and serving others is taking place. So my role, and everyone's role on our team right now, is to champion the "groups" culture of our church.
But before we could ever implement this initiative with authentic passion, we had to internalize the reason behind this vision. After hearing from our leaders the why behind what a healthy "groups" culture could mean for our church, and further understanding the vision, we're all working to implement groups in our spheres of influence. We still have our typical job responsibilities, and groups has become one of the ways we execute those tasks. It's not just one department's job; it's everyones job – we all own the vision.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on how you internalize and implement your senior's leaders vision.
I'm not sure how my friend, Brandon Catoe gets it all done. He's a husband, father, business owner, adventure seeker, and an incredible campus pastor at our Christ Fellowship Okeechobee Campus in Okeechobee, FL. I've never known Brandon to miss a meeting at church or the office, nor one of his son's football games. So how does he get it all done?
For Brandon, this is the call to ministry and building God's kingdom. The natural pull for any business owner or leader, is the company. After all, it's typically the company's compensation that's allowing you to offer additional time in ministry. Remembering the call is particularly significant on tough ministry days – days when you wonder if your sacrifice is worth it, if you're making a difference. For Brandon, the conviction of the call compels him to stay committed to the life of the bi-vocational pastor.
Having a relationship that can help you process frustrations both at work, or in ministry, is key to your emotional health. An accountability partner that understands both worlds can be hard to find, but they're out there. The most important attribute of this relationship is finding someone strong enough to remind you of your key convictions. Brandon has a weekly meeting with his accountability partner, and that keeps him grounded and focused on both his career and his church.
Because of the demands on the schedule, a pastor's family can be excluded from ministry without intentionality, and that's why Brandon is always working to involve his family. He continually shares the stories of transformation with them, and reminds them of what they're accomplishing together. Another simple step he takes, is to keep his wife updated by forwarding to her any ministry related emails and calendar invites as soon as he gets them. This practice keeps her more connected to what is taking place within the ministry. As a bi-vocational pastor, learning how to involve your family will strengthen your family bonds.
Every business owner and ministry leader knows that it's all about the team. You can't do one without with other. For Brandon, the corporate team gets four days a week and two hours each morning. This ensures that his day-to-day business operations will continue in his absence. Wednesdays and Sundays are committed to ministry. Wednesdays are typically for meetings and planning for the weekend, while Sundays are focused on his two services and building relationships with his volunteers. Being a team player and a team leader is vital to any bi-vocational leader's success.
While I'm not a bi-vocational leader, I've learned a ton from Brandon. His ability to manage teams, protect his family time, and still have fun, inspires me to be a better leader and pastor. Are you a bi-vocational leader? If so, in what ways are you finding success in balancing both worlds?
Every week, multisite pastors and leaders stand atop a platform with a mic in their hand and make statements that either connect and engages their audience or ignores them altogether. Far too often, our words and phrases lack intention and connectivity. But, as campus pastors and multisite leaders, we must take advantage of each moment on the platform to make verbal connections with everyone in the room – first time guest or not.
Recognizing that our new guests and regular attendees could have been anywhere else, goes a long way in connecting with them. Something or someone drew them here, and we should acknowledge that fact often.
Guests often don't know how to connect with our church at the next level, so we like to make the first step super easy.
When the offering setup comes in the service, guests sometimes twist in their seats. I also like to relieve the pressure surrounding the "money" talk by letting them know no one invited them here to give today. At the same time, I'm letting them know giving is a significant part of our church culture.
Recognizing guests are visiting our church in response to an invite reinforces our invite culture in our church. Also, anytime I can forecast the remaining time or elements left in the service provides light at the end of the tunnel for newer guests.
I like to remind our guests and myself that the church experience is not our teams or even me, the service is about experiencing God's presence and the person of the Holy Spirit.
I like to remind everyone at the end of our services that the most important thing they can do is to return next weekend, the weekend after, and so on. It's our responsibility to help people understand the importance, and benefit of attending worship services week after week.
Just because the regulars know we are a multisite church, it doesn't mean the new guests know. I'm still surprised at the number of people who visit for the very first time, and don't know we are a multisite church. I love helping our guests, and regular attendees think outside the four walls of our location.
Every week people come to our churches looking for hope, healing, acceptance, and love. We've got to let them know up front that we're here for them, and that prayer is not our last resort, but our first response.
At first, this statement can seem harsh, but it is not aimed at guests, rather those who have been attending week after week, and have yet to get involved. It's important to make the next step clear for everyone. At Christ Fellowship we encourage everyone to take The Journey – a 4-week experience. Following The Journey, the goal is to see everyone join a group and serve on the Dream Team at their location.
These are a sampling of the statements I often use to help connect with our guests, and increase the engagement of our regular attendees. Do you have some go-to phrases?


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New IDEA - The JUMPER!
Recently I was asked to do a session for Ireland Athletics, This involved two days in Athlone working with their top long and triple jumpers. As part of my tasks - I produced some course notes - as it were - to support the athletes and coaches learning. Well, I got a little carried away - partly as I know how to use an on-line multi-media magazine creation software programme (Lucid Press). The consequence was more magazine that power-point presentation. So, I thought I would further work on The Jumper and then release it to a larger audience.
You can click on the image to view what I have created and there's also a short video of the content embedded into the page too via YouTube. As of today after not too much promotion 500 people from around the world have taken a look at The Jumper.
Should support be forthcoming (I have set up a Patreon page), then I may do a further "issue" and ask (and hopefully pay) other coaches from the jumps community to contribute.
Within the first issue of The Jumper are:
My thoughts on how to piece training together
Long and triple jump run-up accuracy tips
Weight training for the jumps - limitations and potentialities
Plyometrics and specifically drop jumps
Links to The Triple Jumpers Podcast
The Jumper also contains links to some of the videos on my YouTube channel which further illustrate what's being talked about in some of the articles.
Again do let me know what you think.
More from Sweden Jumps Symposium - Coach Goran Obarovic on Ivana Spanovic
Ivana Spanovic triumphed under great pressure in her native Serbia - pic Redbull content pool
I was particularly interested in what Ivana's coach Goran had to say. I had analysed her technique for one of the other videos on the channel ("What we can learn from Ivana Spanovic" see videos at end of article) and it turned out that Goran had actually watched it! I sort of knew that the coach might have seen it as throughout the first presentation of his on tonus training, he had made some eye-contact and then asked me a question. I actually caught up with Goran after the session and spent a good half an hour chatting to him ... small world! The sessions from Goran which the video focusses on considered how he had trained Ivana since she was 15 years old. Goran was very open with his sharing of information telling us what weights she lifted and what her training looked like, indeed he showed us numerous micro-cycles and yearly plans. One thing that stood out for me was his use of traditional linear periodisation and block periodisation. The former is used up until circa the indoor season when the latter takes over. Goran also told stories of the pressure Spanovic faced when the European indoors were in her native Serbia and also in the lead up to the Rio Olympics when the weight of her country's expectation were also on her. Incidentally, he also blamed himself for when his athlete's number trailed in behind her at the London world champs, possibly losing her the gold medal. The rule on wearing rear numbers was subsequently changed after the long jumper's misfortune. Another stand-out feature of his presentation was the explanation and thought that went into how Ivana changed her jumping style in the light of how Daryia Klishina jumped (Ivana went from a stride jump to a sail). He also talked about Ivana's take-off and the pushing of the foot in front of the centre of mass - something that I had noticed when studying her technique. You can see a detailed explanation about this and the other topics mentioned in this video Ivana Spanovic & Goran Obradovic - What makes her a great jumper LINK https://youtu.be/X-O-1Zgr09s


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I recently visited a peer school in the Bay Area, a place where a few of CATDC's Teaching Foundations "alumni" worked and a place where one of my colleagues was teaching a class for the first time. I thought it would be fun to do a site visit and see teachers in their element. I also knew that taking a day away from the busy demands of my job would require shifting a lot in my schedule, prioritizing one way of spending my time over another. While blocking out a day for site visits required me to reschedule and shift my calendar, I'm so glad I did it. I left my site visit more energized, inspired, and hopeful about the future of our young people. I had the privilege of spending my day rooting for my colleagues, and that moment solidified the cause I've committed to: the core belief that in this endeavor we call education, we're all on the same team.
When I first started working in independent schools, I felt part of a meaningful community, but quite separate from my neighboring schools. Within a 10-mile radius, there were at least half a dozen schools where I could have met and learned alongside colleagues, but because I was new to this universe, I didn't know how to access anyone outside my own institution. And in fact, I was so busy and excited by co-building the school where I worked, I didn't think I even had time to branch out.
When I started attending CATDC workshops over 10 years ago, I'd get excited by the people I'd met. We'd exchange email addresses and cell phone numbers; we'd talk about how we needed to stay in touch; and then days, months, years passed by.
Sometime about five years ago, around the same time I was becoming more fully vested in Teaching Foundations, a switch flipped: in order to sustain a career in independent schools, I needed a bigger community—made up of those who thought differently from me, who worked in places where the cultures were either deeply rooted or shifting, where people's backgrounds and identities broadened my circle of friends and colleagues. And since then, I made a pact to radically commit to community beyond my school, and continue to foster relationships despite the time of year and challenges in front of me. In short, I was spreading the "same-team" gospel, ensuring all of us in schools (administrators, teachers, staff, parents) were working together towards the thoughtful education of young people.
Give yourself weekly "project time": whether you're a classroom teacher, staff member, or school leader, every moment can invite a certain type of urgency. While at times there are urgent matters to attend to, this work isn't sustainable unless we give ourselves some time back. Consider calendaring an hour a week for "project time." During this time, commit to visiting a school close by, calling a colleague at a different site, and/or meeting a colleague for coffee/tea. My 90 minutes of weekly project time has allowed me to visit peer schools in my region and become a better leader because of the wisdom and support I receive from my peers across sites.
Make/keep one commitment and put it on the calendar: After leaving an awesome CATDC workshop and meeting your professional soulmate, make a commitment to exchange contact information and set a date to connect in a way that feels sustainable and doable. Perhaps commit to a text message that serves as brief check-in. Maybe y0u set some time for a walk. Or if you're in one of CATDC's ongoing programs, set some time before or after the session to meet. These types of commitments can provide the extra support you need to get through all the joys and challenges of the school year.
Visit one school site a year. This task requires some scheduling acrobatics, and it's well worth it if you have the time. A lot of schools set aside professional days so we can visit one another, but sometimes, we have our own school needs to attend to. Consider reaching out to 3-4 schools you're interested in learning more about and spend the day in classrooms or meeting with colleagues. Everyone can get quite busy, but if we take this leap to visit one another, or if we're a host site and we open our doors to our colleagues, we increase the size and capacity of the team who supports our students.
Sign up for a CATDC event. The CATDC has a community as its foundation, and its program offerings have something for everyone. It's an even bigger bonus if you reach out to a colleague at another site and sign up for a workshop together. It provides you opportunities to connect, and you can learn something new together.
Liza Raynal's beautiful blog post, Educating as if We're Already There, focuses on ways schools can help students to see the worthiness in themselves and others, and she makes reference to the Beloved Community that underscores Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s philosophy. As educators, we have an opportunity to further the work of this Beloved Community by supporting one another in the roles we play across sites, reaching out to connect when we can, and nurturing and empowering each other as we help our students learn and thrive.


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The Heidi Chronicles, late playwright Wendy Wasserstein's seminal feminist play, returns to Broadway this spring. Here's what we can expect.
By Pam McKinnon
Pam MacKinnon: How did this part come to you?
Elizabeth Moss: I met with producer Jeffrey Richards for martinis as a friend—no ulterior motive. He did this old-school Broadway thing: He had an assistant bring the play. He asked me to play Heidi and said I had already been approved by the powers that be. I was in shock; I said yes without reading it, and then walked through Central Park with the play under my arm. It was a very New York moment.
PM: Why did the story pique your interest?
EM: Initially, it scared the shit out of me. But when I read the play, it felt so relevant and funny. As a 32-year-old woman, I was just so struck by how Wendy had put into words this sort of intangible sadness and feeling: What does it mean to have it all? How do you get it?
PM: There have been big-name Heidis in the past, Joan Allen among them. Have you spoken to her?
EM: No. I think Joan and Wendy would want it to be our own interpretation. But I'm fascinated by anyone who met Wendy. I feel like she's a mythical creature.
PM: We start in the '60s. Did Mad Men offer a way in?
EM: Heidi would have been like [my character] Peggy's younger sister, the more realized version of Peggy. I think it's interesting that Peggy says to Don she's gotten what she wanted but she's not happy and she doesn't understand that. That's what Wendy is saying.
PM: Peter Friedman [in the play's original cast] told me that Wendy said, "Just because you're successful doesn't mean you're happy."
EM: That I understand. To me, that is like pure gold. That is coming from Wendy herself. We can do a month of performances based on that!
This article appears in the March issue of Marie Claire, on newsstands now.
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UK Court: Gov't granted wider inspection of encrypted intelligence files seized from Glenn Greenwald partner
Posted by Mandy Nagy	Friday, August 30, 2013 at 12:29pm | 8/30/2013 - 12:29pm
A British court has extended the powers for police to examine files seized from David Miranda, partner of Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, after both sides came to an agreement on the matter.
From The Guardian:
The high court has granted the Metropolitan police extended powers to investigate whether crimes related to terrorism and breaches of the Official Secrets Act have been committed following the seizure of data at Heathrow from David Miranda, the partner of a Guardian journalist.
At a hearing in front of Lord Justice Laws and Mr Justice Kenneth Parker, lawyers for Miranda said they had agreed to the terms of wider police powers to investigate a hard drive and memory sticks containing encrypted material that were seized on 18 August. Previously the inspection had been conducted on the narrower grounds of national security.
Following the court ruling, the police will now be allowed to examine the material to investigate whether a crime of "communication of material to an enemy" has been committed as well as possible crimes of communication of material about members of the military and intelligence services that could be useful to terrorists.
Miranda was questioned for nearly nine hours earlier this month after he was detained at a London airport while carrying the files on his route back from Germany to his home in Rio de Janeiro, where he lives with Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald. Miranda had been visiting Greenwald's collaborator Laura Poitras, the US filmmaker who produced the video interview that unmasked Edward Snowden to the world as the source of the NSA surveillance program leaks. Authorities had seized the materials during the course of Miranda's detention.
The court earlier granted the UK authorities temporary access to the materials under the exception of investigating national security matters.
The Telegraph reports that among the materials that had been seized from Miranda was also a piece of paper that included a password for decrypting one of the encrypted files, though it's unclear whether or not that was one of multiple required passwords.
Oliver Robbins, the deputy national security adviser for intelligence, security and resilience in the Cabinet Office, said in his 13-page submission: "The information that has been accessed consists entirely of misappropriated material in the form of approximately 58,000 highly classified UK intelligence documents.
"I can confirm that the disclosure of this information would cause harm to UK national security.
"Much of the material is encrypted. However, among the unencrypted documents … was a piece of paper that included the password for decrypting one of the encrypted files on the external hard drive recovered from the claimant.
"The fact that … the claimant was carrying on his person a handwritten piece of paper containing the password for one of the encrypted files … is a sign of very poor information security practice."
He added: "Even if the claimant were to undertake not to publish or disclose the information that has been detained, the claimant and his associates have demonstrated very poor judgement in their security arrangements with respect to the material rendering the appropriation of the material, or at least access to it by other, non-State actors, a real possibility."
Robbins also said that the government must assume at this point that copies of Snowden's files are "now in the hands of foreign governments" since the former NSA contractor's travel abroad.
The materials seized from Miranda are also said to have contained information that "could put the lives of British intelligence agents or their families at risk."
A disastrous loss for the Guardian, #Snowden, #Greenwald and #Miranda – thank God. http://t.co/aykaY5FvDz
— Louise Mensch (@LouiseMensch) August 30, 2013
This again highlights that Snowden's files contained information on foreign intelligence operations and goes beyond the purpose of exposing NSA activities that jeopardize the privacy of Americans.
Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger defended the outlet, stating that it has taken care with the information it has published so far, according to The Telegraph.
"The Guardian took every decision on what to publish very slowly and very carefully and when we met with government officials in July they acknowledged that we had displayed a 'responsible' attitude.
"The government's behaviour does not match their rhetoric in trying to justify and exploit this dismaying blurring of terrorism and journalism."
A full hearing will occur in October.
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assemblerhead | August 30, 2013 at 2:53 pm
The British PM has already been leaking and blaming Snowden for it.
Glenn Greenwald was very stupid to use Miranda as a courier.
A courier should have had no access to encryption keys. Also should have taken no electronics at all for them to seize.
CD/DVD/Blue-Ray ROM disks encrypted would have been a better choice of medium than USB Flash Drives. ( no accidents with a magnet. )
Best choice would have been an encrypted file FTP'ed through an encrypted VPN. No courier to arrest.
—- Question —-
How do we know that Miranda really did have an encrypt/decrypt key/password on him?
Or is this a frame for more leaks from the British PM in the future?
(Personal Opinion)
I smell a frame!
BannedbytheGuardian | August 30, 2013 at 8:23 pm
Lol. There is not even an Oscar Wilde card to play any more.
Gay would be spies are totally out of their depth.
BannedbytheGuardian | August 30, 2013 at 11:25 pm
Further –today they are really putting the boot into the little playtime spies. Hot Latino one wrote the password for encrypted files on apiece of paper.
He most likely did not but what can Greenwald & Romeo say ?


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DC Films Gets Its New Commander-in-Chief
One of the longest standing complaints about the DC Films initiative at Warner Bros. Pictures is that it has lacked a figurehead, someone whom decisions to default to and can serve as the public face of it in the way Marvel Studios does with Kevin Feige.
Previously Jon Berg and Geoff Johns were in that position at DC Films, but in the wake of the box office disappointment of "Justice League," Warners has reportedly removed Berg from the role and settled on a new choice to take the reigns – New Line executive Walter Hamada.
Hamada helped shepherd "IT" through New Line, helped establish Warners' successful "The Conjuring" universe and is a close confidante of "Aquaman" director James Wan. Hamada will continue to work alongside DC CCO Geoff Johns who will remain. Warner's president and chief content officer Toby Emmerich says in a statement:
"Walter is creative, resourceful, and committed to excellence, and will bring those qualities to his oversight of our superhero films. He's a terrific production executive and served as an executive producer on two of the summer's most popular films, New Line's 'It' and 'Annabelle: Creation.' I'm confident Walter and Geoff, working with our filmmaking partners, will deliver films that will resonate with both broad global audiences as well as DC fanboys and fangirls. Walter's a great addition to the Warner Bros. Pictures team, and I look forward to working with him in his new post."
The move will hopefully bring some stability to a brand which has seen the likes of Chris Nolan, David Goyer, Zack and Deborah Snyder, Charles Roven, Jon Berg and Geoff Johns all been sought for and/or serving as its main architect before moving onto other things. With only "Aquaman" set for release in 2018 and with both "Shazam" and "Wonder Woman 2" having not begun filming yet, the new team now has a chance to reassess its films before moving forward on any more.
Of that "Wonder Woman" sequel, director Patty Jenkins said to ET this week: "We're actually making a totally different film with a lot of the same, similar like things that we love, but it's its own movie completely, so it's not 'two' to us. It's an entirely new adventure together that we couldn't be luckier [to do]." She also indicates they're trying hard to get Lynda Carter to do a cameo.
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