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The reason for this delay in adopting the sport, aside from the usual Yorkshire resistance to modern trends,FN2 was most likely that until this time these towns had been dominated by their respective rugby league sides. The game of rugby had spawned from the same roots as 'Association' football – the catching, running and kicking sports first played at English public schools. Former students of these schools took the games back to the provinces and so further variations developed in isolated pockets before spreading nationwide. Soccer evolved in the Midlands, Lancashire and London, while most of Yorkshire happened, somewhat ironically, to favour the game started at Rugby School, Warwickshire.
This split ultimately saved many of Yorkshire's rugby teams, but it meant they were no longer involved in a prestigious nationwide competition or indeed guaranteed to survive. This created a vacuum into which Yorkshire's new football clubs could grow. York's rugby team, York Wasps, initially resisted switching to the Northern Union, only joining in 1898, arguably missing the boat somewhat. However, all this only partly explains why it took so long for the city to spawn a football club.
York in particular had plenty of alternatives to offer the budding sports fan besides its rugby team. Its famous racecourse had been attracting visitors since 1731, while the River Ouse lent itself to rowing and sailing. York Cricket Club (not to be confused with Yorkshire CCC) was founded around 1784 and the city also had a theatre, opera house and – of course – many, many pubs to keep citizens entertained. No wonder the football club seems like an afterthought in York's long history.
Indeed, the first incarnation of York City struggled, lasting only two seasons in the Northern Football League before joining the Yorkshire Combination to reduce travel costs. They turned professional in 1912 and successfully entered the Midland Football League, but went bust during the First World War. The club reformed in May 1922 with a new ground at Fulfordgate, a 'splendidly drained, well equipped, spacious' stadium with a potential 40,000 capacity,FN4 according to their (unsuccessful) application to the Football League in 1927. However, Fulfordgate's out-of-town location proved impractical, so City moved to the more central location of the cricket club's old ground, Bootham Crescent, in 1932.
The club initially played in maroon and white stripes, then all maroon. In an apparent attempt to cash in on one of York's other distractions from football, it's chocolate-making industry, they also played in a cocoa-brown strip for five years, before reverting to red. The club would continue to wear red (and usually blue shorts) into the modern age except for brief experiments with white shirts in the '60s and '70s. Some of these kits also included a unique 'Y' design on the front, similar to the motif in the club's current crest.
York City eventually entered the Football League Third Division (North)  in 1929 and would remain at that level for nearly three decades. Twice they narrowly avoided finishing in the bottom two places (meaning they would have to re-apply for their League status) with wins at the tail-end of the season. Re-application was necessary after they propped up the Football League in 1949/50 and an erratic period between 1953 and 1955 saw a league position sequence of fourth (a new club record high), 22nd and then fourth again. In that latter season they also had their best ever run in the FA Cup, reaching the semi-finals and losing to eventual winners Newcastle United in a Roker Park replay.
In the summer of 1958 York were effectively relegated (unluckily having finished 13th of 24 teams) as the North and South Divisions  were reorganised into Third  and Fourth , but won their first ever League promotion the following season as runners-up. Several relegations, promotions and a couple more League re-applications occurred during the 1960s and '70s until they finally reached the Second Division  in 1973 by dint of finishing third – if 1958 was bad luck, it was repaid here as promotion for the top three had only just been introduced. Second-tier status only lasted two seasons before a dramatic three-year slide saw them end up third from bottom of the Fourth Division  in 1977/78 and having to re-apply for League status for the sixth time. Presumably the club had got pretty good at those re-application letters by now, which was lucky because they had to write another one in 1981.
The 1983/84 campaign saw York City win their first competitive trophy as they topped the Fourth Division with 101 points, the first time an English team had achieved a three-figure tally,FN5 three years after the Football League introduced three points for a win, though they would still have comfortably beaten their nearest rivals under the old system. Their manager at the time was Denis Smith, the fearless former Stoke defender who once got in the Guinness Book of Records for the amount of injuries he had. The following season Smith guided his team to a famous victory over Arsenal in the FA Cup.
This giant-killing was only surpassed a decade later when York beat a Manchester United side – including the likes of Ryan Giggs, David Beckham, Gary Pallister and Denis Irwin – by three goals to nil at Old Trafford in a League Cup away leg. Manager Alan Little's side then managed to hold out for a 3-1 defeat in the return leg, which meant they won the tie on aggregate and denied United the chance of adding the League Cup to the Premier League  and FA Cup they would go onto win that season (1995/96). Little had already guided York to what would be their last spell in Division Two  with a play-off victory over Crewe Alexandra in 1993.
York were relegated (and Alan Little sacked) in the 1998/99 season and by 2004 they had finally dropped out of the Football League after 75 years of close shaves. This time there was no re-application process to save them.
Ownership of the club changed hands several times during this period, including a brief but disastrous period under former racing driver John Batchelor who later admitted to asset-stripping the club to the tune of £300,000, having paid £1 to take them off the hands of previous owner Douglas Craig. Batchelor was a bizarre character who had changed his name several times – to John Top-Gear and later John B&Q – to win sponsorship deals for his racing teams. He applied this technique to York City too, changing the 'Football Club' in their name to 'Soccer Club' in a naïve attempt to appeal to the US market.FN6 It didn't work. Nor did putting a chequered flag on the club's crest to tie in with his York City Racing touring car team. After all the competition from other sports York City had faced, who would have thought it was motor racing that would come closest to killing the club?
York City Supporters' Trust eventually wrested back control of the club,FN7 but not soon enough to preserve their Football League status. John Batchelor died in 2010 from issues relating to alcoholism. He was not mourned by the people of York. Their hangover from his 11-month reign lasted until 2012 when City not only secured promotion back into the Football League but also won the FA Trophy with a 2-0 win over Newport County at Wembley. Most recently they were relegated again in the 2015/16 season, finishing bottom of League Two . They now share Bootham Crescent with a second-tier rugby league side called York City Knights,FN8 proving after more than a century that York is big enough for both rugby and soccer. Just about.
FN1Bradford City, 1903; Hull City, 1904; Leeds City, 1904; Huddersfield Town, 1908.
FN2I'm half-Yorkshire myself, so I'm allowed to say this.
FN3The Rugby League as we know it was initially called the Northern Rugby Football Union, changing its name to the Northern Rugby Football League in 1922. The 'Northern' was not dropped until the 1980s.
FN4Despite this claim, Fulfordgate's record attendance was 12,583. The actual capacity has been estimated at 17,000, which is still quite impressive for the era.
FN5Only nine other clubs have managed it since. The record is Reading's 106 points in the 2005/06 Championship  season.
FN6In 2008 he was trying desperately to buy another club, putting in bids for both Mansfield Town and Accrington Stanley. The former he wanted to rename 'Harchester United' after the fictional team in Sky's Dream Team soap and the latter he planned to relocate to Leigh as 'Lancashire United'. He had also run for Parliament in the 1997 and 2001 general elections, presumably with a plan to rebrand Great Britain somehow. In 2010 he was disqualified from acting as a company director, but apparently would have passed the Football League's 'fit and proper persons' test.
FN7YCST sold a majority shareholding to local businessman Jason McGill in 2007 but retains a 25% stake.
FN8Founded after York Wasps folded in 2002.


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Thanks to Putin, Finnish Hornets are racking up their flying hours at an accelerated pace. Perhaps a decision on a follow-on fighter may move forward as a consequence?
http://www.adn.com/article/20141008/fin ... ills-north
"When a fifth-generation fighter meets a fourth-generation fighter—the [latter] dies,"
CSAF Gen. Mark Welsh
hornetfinn
Finnish DefMin has just set up a working group this week to prepare the Hornet replacement process start. They will just do some preliminary report to help decision making when and how to start the actual replacement process. The report will include the basic needs, requirements and possible ways to replace the Hornets. The replacement process will be officially started in 2015 and the selection will be made in early 2020s. The actual aircraft would be produced and procured during 2025-2030 or so. Of course all this can change, but that's the current plan.
GOOD LUCK to dem FInns and what are dose Norwayians up to?....
Finnish Defence Forces to replace aging Hornet fighter fleet
18 Oct 2014 Sources Yle
"If the fleet is replaced with new jets, it will cost an estimated 6 billion euros. How its replaced will also signal Finland's future defence strategy: whether to go solo, join forces with Sweden, or enter the NATO alliance.
The Ministry of Defence has commissioned a working group to investigate what type of air defence system Finland needs in the future. Replacing the aging Hornet fighter fleet will cost an estimated 6 billion euros. Owing to the hefty price tag, the working group is also looking to see whether its possible to upgrade the existing fleet, which has been in service since 1995.
"Technical developments need to be taken into account as do the changing needs of our defence environment, which is what we're investigating," says Lauri Puranen, who is responsible for Ministry of Defence acquisitions....
...The preliminary working group will not take a stand on the type or number of planes that should be purchased. To provide some context, neighbour Norway recently chose a new generation of F-35 Hornets. In Finland, the new version of the familiar fighter jet family seems to be favoured -- in spite of their very high price tag. The new fighter jets would be the most expensive defence acquisition in the next decade and take place in about 2030...."
Source: http://yle.fi/uutiset/finnish_defence_f ... et/7535139
hornetfinn wrote: Finnish DefMin has just set up a working group this week to prepare the Hornet replacement process start. They will just do some preliminary report to help decision making when and how to start the actual replacement process. The report will include the basic needs, requirements and possible ways to replace the Hornets. The replacement process will be officially started in 2015 and the selection will be made in early 2020s. The actual aircraft would be produced and procured during 2025-2030 or so. Of course all this can change, but that's the current plan.
By early next decade -Teen Series no longer in production, every likely EF and Rafale as well. Looks like an open field for the F-35.
I don't see the Brazil deal having that big an impact on Finland's decision process.
http://www.c4isrnet.com/article/M5/2014 ... en-Finland
Sweden Sees New Chance To Sell Gripen to Finland
HELSINKI — Sweden hopes Saab's $5.4 billion Gripen-E deal with Brazil can open a dialogue with Finland, which is on course to replace its F/A-18 Hornets in the next 10 years...According to Paulsen, the potential for the joint development of Gripen, and whether a common fighter type could be envisaged as a "serious proposition" going forward, will become clear once the armed forces of both states deliver their preliminary reports on practical cooperation later this year.
"These reports are expected by the end of November. The important political decision-making on bilateral defense collaboration is scheduled to start in February 2015, while the first concrete projects are expected to flow from April.
"As for Finland choosing Gripen, the present Finnish defense minister appears more impressed with the F-35 Lightning 11. How this may impact on Finnish-Swedish bilateral relations under the agreed framework will be interesting to see," Paulsen said.
Corsair1963
popcorn wrote: I don't see the Brazil deal having that big an impact on Finland's decision process.
While, I am sure Finland wants strong and even closer ties with Sweden. What it needs most is a strong deterrent towards Russia. My guess is Finland will in fact join NATO and likely purchase the F-35. Just my two cents....
Corsair1963 wrote: While, I am sure Finland wants strong and even closer ties with Sweden. What it needs most is a strong deterrent towards Russia. My guess is Finland will in fact join NATO and likely purchase the F-35. Just my two cents....
I definitely agree. Gripen-E would not make much sense militarily, although it might be politically easier choice in some ways. Potentially going against PAK FAs, Su-35s and S-500/400 systems, I'd much rather take 30 F-35s than 40 Gripen-Es.
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Yes, and the Lightning's would work closely with US and NATO F-35's.
Today a newspaper in Sweden tells that the government have opened up for Saab to share classified information about the new Gripen E with Finland. More on Swedish in the article, but you can use google translate.
http://www.di.se/artiklar/2015/4/1/finl ... pa-radarn/
barrelnut
pron wrote: Today a newspaper in Sweden tells that the government have opened up for Saab to share classified information about the new Gripen E with Finland. More on Swedish in the article, but you can use google translate.
Yes, I'm sure that the Gripen NG will be one of the candidates, however comments from the Air Force and the politicians in the defense committee, namely from the chairman Jussi Niinistö, indicates that the F-35 will be the preferred one.
He recently said in an interview that the "selecting an other plane besides the F-35 would be a purely political decision".
http://blogit.iltalehti.fi/jussi-niinis ... haamottaa/
Anyways, the Air Force has also said that they are currently drafting a document outlining the acquisition process, the document should be ready by next summer. They also said that it's far too early to talk about types, the whole process is in a very early stage at this point.
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Location: Everywhere like such as...
http://www.wsj.com/articles/warplane-ma ... australian
vilters
If they want a reliable aircraft??
Make a VERY LARGE turn around the Griphen.
A very-very-large turn around the thing.
Even the Sweeds can not make them fly reliably.
The most economical solution for the Fins is to buy the newest generation of Hornets.
They have the logistical chain in place, they have the weapons, maintainers, pilots.
Honestly, for the role they are playing? Its the best aircraft.
Nothing else comes close.
vilters wrote: The most economical solution for the Fins is to buy the newest generation of Hornets.
The logistic chain for the Super Hornet is separate to the classic Hornet's however - it'll be more familiar for the pilots, but that shouldn't really be used as a metric for comparison. I delegate my opinion to the staff that'll be making the decision for Finland, as they know what they want far better than I do, but I wonder whether a slightly smaller fleet of F-35s would be superior in the long run to a larger fleet of Super Hornets?
thomonkey
Ya, but then you come around the problem of whether you want an economical air force that can't defend your airspace or a more expensive airforce that CAN.
In 5 years 4th gen will not be able to operate without 5th gen support and in 15 years, 4th gen will just be a liability in a battle, so its extremely short sighted to get super hornets.
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Escape the August sun with these dark and steamy cinematic thrillers
by Shawn Conner	in Entertainment on July 25, 2018
After 10 years out of circulation, Out of the Past returns to Cinematheque's Film Noir summer series.
Every summer, Vancouver's downtown arthouse cinema celebrates the golden age of film noir.
This year, the Cinematheque's (1131 Howe St.) Film Noir series includes a movie regarded by fans of the genre as one of the best. Out of the Past stars Robert Mitchum, Kirk Douglas and Jane Greer. Directed by French filmmaker Jacques Tourneur, the 1947 film has been out of Canadian circulation for a decade due to rights issues. Two other rarely seen films made by the same studio, Macao and Crossfire, are also in this year's lineup.
There are a number of other films, along with some early work by Swedish filmmaker (and noir fan) Ingmar Bergman, screening between Aug. 3-23 (including an Aug. 3 opening night that includes a "courtyard wingding" with entertainment, and showings of Out of the Past and 1949's Criss Cross).
All told, the Cinematheque's Film Noir series includes 10 films, plus three as part of its sidebar series, Bergman Noir. Here's a look at some of the highlights.
Cinematheque announces its summer film noir lineup!
by Shawn Conner	in Uncategorized on July 10, 2017
William Gargan and Janis Carter in Night Editor.
In what's become a Vancouver/Cinematheque tradition, every summer brings a new lineup of classic noir films to the arthouse theatre on Howe. Thanks to some clever sleuthing (i.e. an email request), we were able to procure an early look at the top-secret programme. Herewith, some of the private eyes, femme fatales and evil masterminds coming to the city this August.
Film noir musical opens this weekend!
by Shawn Conner	in Uncategorized on July 7, 2017
Cast members from City of Angels, a Tony Award-winning film noir musical opening at Performance Works July 8.
Warm temperatures, bright blazing sunshine—that can only mean one thing in Vancouver: film noir season!
Next month, Cinematheque presents its annual programme of movies from the golden age (mostly) of Hollywood crime stories. We'll have a post with more details on Monday.
Meanwhile, a group of committed local (and some out-of-town) actors, actresses and stage technicians are presenting City of Angels. It's a Tony Award-winning stage musical with original songs and a book by professional wiseacre Larry Gelbart (M*A*S*H, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum). The Vancouver production of the musical, which first hit Broadway in 1989, stars veterans of television, movies and theatre, and opens at Performance Works on Granville Island on July 8. It runs until July 17.
Killers, thieves and gumshoes – Cinematheque's Film Noir series is back!
The iconic image from the Coen brothers' Blood Simple.
Each year, Vancouver's premiere arthouse Cinematheque presents a festival of dark shadows, lonely streets, tough guys and tougher dames. This year's Film Noir festival (Aug. 4-22) includes not only seminal works from the genre's postwar heyday, but also "neo-noir" selections from the sixties and the eighties, too.
All told, Cinematheque (1131 Howe St) is screening 13 films, nine for the first time. Here are some highlights.
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The ALIA Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan published
Canberra, 31 January 2020: The Australian Library and Information Association's (ALIA) Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) has received final endorsement from Reconciliation Australia.
The development of the RAP began during 2018-2019 as part of then-President Lyndall Ley's focus on Indigenous matters, with an ALIA House team supported by Rebecca Bateman, Indigenous Curator at the National Library of Australia, representing ALIA's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Library Information and Resource Network (ATSILIRN) Group. ALIA's RAP Working Group is now working towards the development of an Innovate RAP.
The ALIA Reflect RAP has been included in the ALIA Library, accessible from the ALIA website. It features The Rainbow Serpent bark painting by Bobby Barrdjaray Nganjmirra, which was purchased by the Library Association of Australia to commemorate its Darwin conference in 1986. This artwork now hangs in the conference room at ALIA House.
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Kurdistan – regione geografica

 Regioni amministrative o geoculturali curde:
 Provincia del Kurdistan – regione amministrativa dell'Iran
 Kurdistan iracheno
 Kurdistan siriano
 Kurdistan turco

 Antichi stati curdi:
 Regno del Kurdistan, regno curdo in Iraq mai riconosciuto internazionalmente (1922-1924)
 Repubblica di Ararat, repubblica curda in Turchia mai riconosciuta internazionalmente (1927-1930)
 Repubblica di Mahabad, stato fantoccio dell'Unione Sovietica in Iran (1946)

 Antiche regioni amministrative curde:
 Uezd del Kurdistan, regione autonoma curda nell'Unione Sovietica voluta da Lenin (1923-1929)
 Eyalet del Kurdistan, divisione amministrativa dell'Impero Ottomano (1846-1867)

 Regioni autonome de facto curde:
 Rojava, regione della Siria a maggioranza curda autodichiaratasi indipendente

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Speaking of inheritance
June 20, 2012 | Viewpoints | Number 13
By Mike Strathdee |
Wills and estate planning are hot topics of conversation, and while it may seem like we hear about them a lot these days, it is certainly not new news, either in content or importance.
The Bible has a lot to say on the subject of inheritance. In the New International Version translation, there are 500 references to inheritance. While some Bible scholars suggest that the New Testament commonly uses ideas of inheritance in a spiritual sense, even the literal references to passing on material goods often hinge on right relationship and faithfully walking with God. There is also a caution that passing on wealth too soon, without adequate instruction, or to people who aren't capable of handling the windfall, can have tragic consequences.
I've heard a number of stories of squandered inheritances, often because money was made available as soon as the beneficiaries reached the legal age of majority, but before they had the capacity to thoughtfully deal with the windfall. As U.S. estate lawyer Nathan Woolman puts it, "Giving money to someone who can't handle it, in hopes it will improve their financial situation, is like trying to put out a fire with lighter fluid."
In recent years, charities, researchers and financial advisors have frequently cited the topic of inheritances. Many write hopefully about an alleged trillion-dollar transfer of wealth expected in the coming generation. That prediction overlooks the impact of Canadians living longer lives. The reality is that people aged 65 and in good health today have a 50 percent chance of living to 100, while a third of seniors go into retirement with significant debt. Many of these folks will leave no wealth to be transferred.
Successful wealth transfers require values transfers as well. That recognition is leading some families to make conscious efforts to encourage philanthropy in their children and grandchildren, sometimes by matching the younger person's donations. Others set up a fund and allow young relatives to choose recipients of gifts that flow from the fund.
American studies conclude that 90 percent of inherited wealth evaporates within three generations. "From shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves within a few lifetimes," as my favourite university professor was fond of saying. A Wall Street Journal article suggests that wealthy families often breed reckless spenders, in part when expectations about the responsibility to be generous aren't modelled.
The document written to explain what should happen after we die was once called a last will and testament because it provides the last opportunity for us to testify to our beliefs. Some years ago, I witnessed a conversation around differences in giving patterns between generations. An older businessman lamented the fact that his children weren't being as generous as he and his wife had been. "How much did you talk about your giving?" he was asked. "We didn't, but they had to have known," was the reply.
Can the practice of generosity be caught by another generation if it is not taught? What does your will say about your values? Is sharing beyond the immediate family circle part of your plan?
Mike Strathdee is a stewardship consultant at the Kitchener, Ont., office of the Mennonite Foundation of Canada (MFC). For stewardship education and estate and charitable gift planning, contact your nearest MFC office or visit www.MennoFoundation.ca.


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ILMC announces Futures Forum, London Calling
Next year's conference will see the return of the one-day discussion for next-gen industry leaders, and the debut of a central London showcase
Dua Lipa at Futures Forum 2019
The International Live Music Conference (ILMC) has heralded the return of Futures Forum, a one-day discussion for the next generation of live music industry leaders.
Created and shaped by young professionals, the event brings together the executives that currently define the business with the emerging stars who are driving its evolution.
Futures Forum launched in 2019 and also took place in 2020, with keynote interviews with Dua Lipa and her father Dugi, as well as Team Mumford & Sons (Lucy Dickins, Ben Lovett and Adam Tudhope).
The 2023 edition will continue to experiment with non-traditional conference formats, mixing connected discussions with immersive workshops, peer-to-peer networking and TED-style 'Soapbox' presentations by thought leaders.
Also returning are the career-boosting mentoring sessions that proved a highlight of previous events. The one-on-one meetings provide a rare opportunity for Futures delegates to meet face-to-face with some of the most successful figures in live music.
The agenda is once again being steered by our Futures council – made up of some of the most exciting young executives in the industry – alongside affiliated associations, the ILMC agenda team and the IQ editorial team.
The council comprises Alexandra Ampofo (Metropolis Music, UK), Clara Cullen (Music Venue Trust, UK), Dotun Bolaji (Runway Artists, UK), Flo Noseda (Wasserman Music, UK) and Kedist Bezabih (Goodlive Artists, DE).
London Calling is a 'first-of-its-kind' central London showcase featuring some of the best emerging artists in the world
Plus Nastassja Roberts (Dreamhaus, DE), Seny Kassaye (For Agency, CA), Stella Scocco (Södra Teatern, SE), Théo Quiblier (Takk, CH), Will Holdoway (Method Events, UK) and Zoe Williamson (UTA, US).
Futures Forum will take place on the last day of ILMC (3 March 2023) at its new location, the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London. Passes for the one-day event start from £149. For more information or to buy tickets, click here.
ILMC has also announced a new major feature on the Wednesday evening (1 March) of the 2023 conference.
London Calling is a 'first-of-its-kind' central London showcase featuring some of the best emerging artists in the world.
The showcase will take place in multiple venues across Soho, just minutes from the Royal Lancaster, featuring artists carefully curated by a select number of cultural bodies and companies.
Early supporters of the night include Mad Cool Festival, Music Venue Trust's Revive Live programme, Gigseekr and ILMC's Latin Live partners, Loud and Live, Grandmove, and OCESA. ILMC delegates will have access to all London Calling shows.
ILMC Spa & Last Resort will welcome over 1,200 of the world's top live music professionals from over 40 countries to the recently upgraded Royal Lancaster Hotel in London from 28 Feb–3 March 2023.
Full information about the conference is at 35.ilmc.com.
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On Sunday, 11th November, the centenary of Armistice Day 1918, marking the end of the First World War, the first sounds will be of a bell and silence. On each of the four minutes leading up to the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month – one minute for each year of the four year war (1914-1918) – a bell of the Cathedral will toll once followed by a minute's silence. At 11 a.m. the traditional two minutes' silence will be observed, after which, as bells of churches did in 1918, all 12 Cathedral bells will ring out before the morning Service – a Requiem Eucharist, at 11.15 a.m.
The setting of the music of the liturgy will be Requiem by Gabriel Fauré. Sung in Latin the texts are supremely appropriate to the occasion, such as 'Rest eternal grant unto them, O Lord…' and 'Lord, have mercy'. Following the reading of the names, Libera me is sung: 'Free me, O Lord, from everlasting death …' During Holy Communion, Pie Jesu is sung: 'Merciful Lord Jesus, grant them rest.' In addition some traditional hymns will be sung at the Service, which will conclude with In Paradisum: 'May the angels lead thee into paradise.' And the bishop, clergy and people will leave in silence.
In the afternoon, at 3.30 p.m. on Sunday 11th November there will be a Service to Commemorate the End of the First World War. Music and symbolism, as well as silence, will be at the heart of this Service which will be attended by representatives of other churches, public representatives, members of the Defence Forces, community representatives, veterans, and the consular corps.
An original First World War wooden cross, which was a temporary marker on a grave on the Western Front, ordinarily on view in the Cathedral, will be placed centrally to symbolise the 10 million of the war of all nations who died, and the Easter candle, speaking of the hope of resurrection, will light beside it. At the heart of this Service will be 'Lord, thou hast been our refuge from one generation to another' by Ralph Vaughan Williams. As it is sung, young people from the three second level schools in the Diocese will carry forward the facsimile First World War telegrams they have written – all 4,200 of them – containing the names of people from Cork who died. These will be poured out at the foot of the Cathedral's war memorial column.
The central musical item at the Commemoration is a setting of text from Psalm 90 by Ralph Vaughan Williams Lord, thou hast been our refuge. It combines the words of the psalm with passages from the hymn O God, our help in ages past which is traditionally used at times of Remembrance. The hymn tune is quoted in the choir, in the organ and in a part for solo trumpet. This brings to mind the role of the trumpet or bugle playing The Last Post , which will also feature in our liturgy. In 1914, Vaughan Williams at the age of 42 signed up to the Royal Army Medical Corps and acted as a stretcher bearer in France. In 1917 he transferred to the Royal Garrison Artillery.
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The Service will conclude with the organ music Marche Hèroïque by Herbert Brewer.
The weekend of remembrance will begin in the Cathedral with a very different event hosted by the Cork Branch of the Western Front Association on Friday, 9th November at 7.30 p.m. – 'An Evening of Remembrance in Music, Song and Story.' The Barrack Street Band will take the lead with familiar music from many nations. Timothy O'Sullivan will sing 'Oft in the stilly night', and Emily Rose Doyle will sing 'In the arms of an angel' . Sarah Barry will sing 'Willie McBride'. 2018 is the 200th anniversary year of the first performance in Austria of the carol 'Silent Night' and all three vocalists will sing it. Jimmy Crowley will perform 'The Gallant Munsters' and 'I know my Love'. A guitarist, Liam Hutchinson, will play 'The Green Fields of France'. Before 'The Last Post' and 'Reveille' played by a trumpeter, a piper will play a lament.
The choir of St Fin Barre's Cathedral, Cork under the direction of Mr Peter Stobart, Director of Music.
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Gregory J. Galer (Project Director: May 2011 to August 2013)
Alison Meyer Smart (Project Director: August 2013 to January 2014)
Conservation Assessment of a 19th-Century Whaling Panorama
Hiring a team of consultants to assess the condition and conservation needs of a whaling panorama dating to 1848, painted on 52-inch-wide lengths of cotton fabric and measuring 1,275 feet in length and 8.5 feet in height. Two conservators would travel to the Saco Art Museum in Maine with two of the museum's staff to examine a similar panorama, which has recently undergone conservation, and consult with its conservation team, in order to develop a treatment protocol for the New Bedford painting.
The 1848 "A Whaling Voyage 'Round the World" panorama is a rare survivor of a unique style of large-scale landscape and narrative painting. It survives today, in poor condition, but with a proper treatment plan, it can be stabilized and restored. Artists Benjamin Russell and Caleb Purrington created the 1,275-foot-long panorama of a whaling voyage from New Bedford to the Azores, Cape Verde and Cape Horn, painted on 52-inch-wide lengths of cotton fabric and executed in a water-based distemper paint that has suffered wrinkling, flaking and powdering. NEH funding will allow the Museum to convene a team of experts to expand the in-house assessment and identify best practice in treatment for a unique artifact, and allow them to travel to necessary sites to gather the relevant information. The project will result in a formal conservation protocol, as well as a plan to safely handle, exhibit, and store the artifact for the long term.
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Police forces across south Wales have warned 'trick or treaters' to respect their communities this Halloween
The message comes as officers say they'll be upping patrols over the weekend and into Monday in a bid to curb anti-social behaviour and to provide additional reassurance to residents.
The time of year often prompts concern for the elderly and vulnerable and senior officers say they're determined to head off actions that could cause distress to people. Many retailers also say they've been asked to monitor the sale of eggs and flower to youngsters as forces look to limit cases of criminal damage.
Assistant Chief Constable of South Wales Police, Richard Lewis said: "For many, Halloween is a time for celebration and we want everyone to have the most enjoyable Halloween as possible. With celebrations come the risk of situations escalating and behaviour getting out of hand. It is vital that the public show consideration for their community when celebrating Halloween."
"South Wales Police will be deploying additional police officers and Community Support Officers to enhance visibility over this period, both to provide reassurance to the community but also to deter and when necessary intervene to prevent inappropriate or anti-social behaviour."
Alun Michael, Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales Police said: "We hope everyone has a fantastic Halloween, it's a great time for people to get together and have fun but remember it's important to think about how actions can impact on others. As highlighted in the Police and Crime Reduction Plan reducing anti-social behaviour is a common theme.
Police have been faced increasing calls to address the number of people feeling uneasy in the wake of the so-called "killer clown" craze. The transatlantic viral trend has seen people dress up in sometimes highly distressing costumes and - at times - carry weapons in a bid to scare unsuspecting members of the public.
Superintendent Glyn Fernquest from Gwent Police said: "It's a worrying trend. It falls into that category of what people might think is fun and enjoyable but others don't perceive it. It is a criminal offence to cause alarm and distress and my officers will take positive action."
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You could say Barry has a life calling to teach. He spent several years coaching youth hockey in Minnesota before entering a career as a PGA Golf Professional. During Barry's time as a PGA Golf Professional his patience, passion and nurturing personality made his students easily absorb his philosophy and enjoy his lessons. In 2011 he found CrossFit and he was hooked immediately. He couldn't get enough of the workouts, read enough about the sport or watch enough of the videos. Barry became a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer so he could share his love of fitness with others. He felt his calling in fitness was much larger, he opened CrossFit Port Royal Sound at Pepper Fitness to help others in their fitness journey.
Meet Erica Pepper! Erica's full-time career is and has always been in private country clubs, once you have spent some time with her you will see why hospitality is the perfect fit to her poised, gracious personality. She spent ten years of her youth dancing her way around her small southern town. She was trained in tap, en pointe, jazz, acrobats, modern ballet and clogging. During her youth adult years she was a state champion weightlifter in Florida, captain of her cheer team, and a tennis player. In search of continuing her active lifestyle she went to a globo gym, Zumba classes, biked, swam, and rollerbladed, but nothing struck her fancy. Erica finally found power yoga and knew that it was the beginning of an activity she could do on a regular basis without getting bored. Power yoga highlighted her strength and was a solution to calming her mind. After a year of yoga she began to dabble in CrossFit, she fell head over heals in love with the sport. Erica never thought her weightlifting history would be relevant but it was a perfect resurrection for this amazing sport sweeping the hearts of the world. Erica's passion for sharing the love of CrossFit and continuing education prompted her to become a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer. She loves CrossFIt, yoga, paleo cooking, pinning, planning events and most of all, socializing!
Ready to learn technique from a Coach with the precision of an engineer and the strength of Goliath? Meet Coach Alex Cadmus! Alex was born and raised in Hopewell Junctino New York, 90 miles north of the city. He played sports his entire life, including baseball, football, wrestling and dabbled in track and field and basketball. He had his first CrossFit experience at a Gold's Gym in 2008 where a trainer put him through Fight Gone Bad and it sparked an immediate curiosity. He spent a couple years teaching himself everything he could and modifying it to work at his gym. In 2010 he joined his first gym and started coaching in 2012 at Albany CrossFit in New York. He's competed in individual and team CrossFit competitions and also multiple weightlifting meets. Alex moved to Bluffton with his now Wife Ali in 2013 and currently works full-time in Savannah as a Mechanical Engineer for the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Ali found CrossFit in April 2011 when she was looking for a change in her workout routine. As a former Division I softball player and college softball coach, she wanted to find a way to be a part of a team again. After her first year of CrossFit she wanted to do more to help her community, so she entered the first "Albany CrossFit Next Top Coach" competition. This was a competition in which 12 members competed over 6 learning intensive months, including bi-weekly elimination challenges. Ali came out on top and was awarded the opportunity to go to a Level 1 CrossFit Coaches Certification, as well as priceless knowledge on coaching, nutrition, programming, and management. She soon became a part of the Albany CrossFit coaching staff where she assisted in the introductory bootcamp classes and was the Head Coach of a newly added evening class. Since that time she has also received her CrossFit Mobility Certification and completed the Attitude Nation Olympic Lifting Seminar.
Ali and her Husband Alex moved to Bluffton, SC in October of 2013 and continued to coach and train. They both have goals to increase their knowledge of Fitness and pursue their Level 2 and 3 certifications.
Amber started her fitness journey with intramural soccer and high school track and field. Following High School she enlisted as an air-crewman in the Navy in 2007. One year later, while serving in the Navy Amber found CrossFit. She soon after became her squadron's Command Fitness Leader and reamined in that position until she separated from the Navy in 2013. In her final year with Navy she took her CrossFit training to the next level when she received her CrossFit Level 1 during 2012. She began coaching CrossFit at her local affiliate and has been helping CrossFit athletes reach their goals ever since.
Amber, her husband, and two children currently live in Bluffton while her husband is stationed at Parris Island.
Deanna has always been active and enjoyed trying different sports throughout her life. She kept busy with volleyball in high school and then played on an Intramural team while she was earning her Biology B.S. from University of South Florida in Tampa. After graduating, life took precedence and she was feeling out of shape. Her sister had been trying something called CrossFit so she decided to check out her local box. She started in 2011 at T3 CrossFit in Niceville, FL and fell in love.
About a year later she became pregnant with her first child, Addy. Throughout the pregnancy she continued CrossFit but she felt a gap in the knowledge available to women CrossFitting while pregnant regarding what movements could be beneficial and what would be detrimental to the mother's body that is under so much tension.
In 2014 her husband, Raz, was relocated to the Air Station in Beaufort, SC so they moved to Bluffton, SC to start a life in the Lowcountry. A couple years later she became pregnant with their second baby girl, Mila and she became more passionate about researching fitness during pregnancy. Deanna is currently the only certified Pregnancy and Postpartum Athleticism Coach in the Lowcountry. All though her specialty is pre and postnatal care, she is a wealth of knowledge for all athletes to improve their daily training and plan for their long term health. She is also a killer cook and plays dog mama to their sweet pit bull, Dixie.
When she was young, Angie was always doing something, searching for the next challenge in life. She was a cheerleader, played softball, but mostly was a tomboy who loved trying to outdo her brothers. Later in life she drove dirt track race cars her father built, rode dirt bikes with her brothers and loved to see what new things, and trouble, they could get into.
As an adult, she fell in love with her career and has spent the past 18 years as a law enforcement officer. Never settling for the easy route, she worked out in the field, often dealing with the worst society has to offer. During this time, she has seen the struggle of our youth and the consequences of their poor decisions and environment.
Just over two years ago, Angie was searching for something a bit more challenging for her fitness and found CrossFit. It was "love at first sight." The individual challenge and the community aspects of the sport had her hooked. After seeing the improvements in her own confidence, the sense of belonging and desire to make healthier choices, she soon saw the potential for our youth. She obtained her Level 1 Trainer Certificate and soon after obtained her CrossFit Kids Trainer Certificate.
Working with the children, especially those who need a little extra help with confidence, is important to Angie. She believes that when provided with a healthy alternative and a supportive community to turn to, children are less likely to seek the acceptance of peers involved in gangs, drugs or other illegal activities. Their involvement in the CrossFit community and specifically the CrossFit Kids programs will provide a sense of confidence and self worth most kids struggle with as they approach adolescence. They learn it is more important to be healthy, rather than "skinny" and boys and girls are equals.
If you ever wonder how this program can help your child with so much more than just their physical health, ask Angie. She will be glad to share her beliefs and the benefits she has already seen in those kids who se works with!
Erin always knew that a career in fitness was what she was destined to do. From the age of 5 until she found out she was pregnant with her daughter, Sydney, Erin played soccer. She played township and school soccer as a kid, then moved up to Women's and Coed Leagues as an adult. In between, Erin constantly stayed active, whether it was riding bikes or playing in various sports pick up games. After earning her degree in Exercise Physiology in 2000, Erin started teaching Physical Education at a local high school and coached the Varsity Boys Soccer Team, before moving to Georgia to become an Exercise Physiologist at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta. There she worked with clients that were discharged from physical therapy to help continue their rehabilitation. After leaving Georgia and moving to Florida, Erin took a position as a Personal Trainer with a well-known Florida based gym. There she continued personal training both at the gym and in home. For the last 20 years Erin has helped her clients reach their goals.
She has a love for running and working out. It wasn't until recently that she needed more of a challenge and change in her workout routines, so she started CrossFit and it was "love at first lift".


November 7, 2017—Columbia Theological Seminary announced today the hiring of a new Chief Enrollment Management Officer. Starting January 2018, the Rev. Ruth-Aimée Belonni-Rosario will lead the institution's admissions and financial aid efforts.


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Heritage – natural and cultural, material and immaterial – plays a key role in the development of sustainable cities and communities. Goal 11, target 4, of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), emphasizes the relation between heritage and sustainability. The conference inquires into the theories, methodologies, and practices of heritage and SDG. It asks: How is heritage produced and defined? By who and in what contexts? What are the understandings of sustainability, and how are these situational and contextual? How can theoretical findings on heritage and SDGs engage with heritage practice?
The conference builds upon the multidisciplinary expertise of academics in the humanities, social sciences and spatial sciences, notably the interdisciplinary cross-over research program Design & History@TUDelft, the active collaboration in the Heritage and Identity section of the LDE-Center for Global Heritage and Development (CGHD), heritage-related research conducted at Leiden University, as well as by other associated partners in the consortium.
The Design & History@TUDelft research program brings together different departments and disciplines: architecture, urbanism, history, landscape architecture, real estate, and management and engineering. Design & History@TUDelft aims to further understanding of the role of history and heritage in the transformation of cities, and consequently using the past to enable buildings, cities, and landscapes to develop more sustainable, resource-efficient, resilient, safe and inclusive. Researchers from Leiden University approach heritage from a broad variety of disciplinary perspectives, such as archaeology, museum studies, cultural anthropology, and area studies. Leiden heritage research explores processes of heritage making, and the appreciation and valuation of material and immaterial heritage, to arrive at new insights towards the cultural constitution of societies. Creating, acknowledging and contesting heritage tends to be politically sensitive, as it involves assertions and redefinitions of memory and identity.
This conference creates a setting for academics and heritage-practitioners to explore these questions from distinct angles. We aim to bring academics and practitioners into the conversation to further their understanding of and impact on heritage conservation, and to increase their impact on the sustainable development of cities and communities. For the conference schedule, click here.
Prof. Amareswar Galla is a keynote speaker at the conference.
From iconic monuments to sites of social justice, the 2020 World Monuments Watch includes 25 sites that marry great historical significance with contemporary social impact.
Prof. Amareswar Galla is on jury for the 2020 World Monuments Watch. For details of the 25 sites, click here.
Telangana Bouddha Sangiti is organizing a International Seminar on Buddhist Archaeology from 15-17 November 2019, in Hyderabad, India. Professor Amareswar Galla, Ph.D. is an Invited speaker on UNESCO 1970 Convention and Prevention of Illicit Traffic in Cultural Property.
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Twelfth International Conference on the Inclusive Museum | 7 -9 November 2019 | Argentina
The Twelfth International Conference on the Inclusive Museum features research addressing the Special Focus—Museums, Heritage & Sustainable Tourism from 7 -9 November 2019 in Muntref, Museum of immigration, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Professor Amareswar Galla, Ph.D. is the Chairperson for the Inclusive Museum research network. Detailed program here.
Critical Developments in Cultural Sustainability | 23-25 October 2019 | USA
The Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage is organizing a Working Conference on Critical Developments in Cultural Sustainability in Washington, DC, USA, from 23 – 25 October 2019. As part of the Sustaining Practice Track, Professor Amareswar Galla, PhD, an Invited expert on Intangible Heritage will talk about Village India: Safeguarding Contextual Intangible Heritage.
Curatorship: Concept, Design and Practice | 5-7 October 2019 | Vietnam
A Capacity Building Studio workshop on Curatorship: Concept, Design, and Practice, was organized from, 5-7 October 2019 in HCM City, Vietnam by the Department of Culture and Sport, Asia Europe Foundation and the International Institute for the Inclusive Museum. The workshop was facilitated by Prof Dr. Amareswar Galla.
Bapu Zinda Hain – The Mahatma Lives
To commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the birth of Mahatma Gandhi, and to celebrate how his ideas and teachings have shaped the lives of people in India and around the world, UNESCO New Delhi and Doordarshan Television jointly organized a one-hour programme called 'The Mahatma Lives' / 'Bapu Zinda Hai'. It was telecasted on 1 October (10 pm onwards) and 2 October 2019 (5 pm onwards) across India on Doordarshan News.
The programme was a bilingual programme (Hindi and English). Rarely heard audio clips of the Mahatma were shown to remind us vividly of his thoughts and philosophy, focusing specifically on education, culture and the sciences. 11 speakers from different walks of life, age and background were invited from the audience to share their personal experiences and achievements, and how they have integrated the Mahatma's vision and applied his principles into their work and daily lives.
The programme was jointly hosted by UNESCO New Delhi Director, Eric Falt, and renowned Indian academician and historian, Prof. Pushpesh Pant.
"Bapu, as he is so affectionately called in India, is perhaps the most influential person of the twentieth century, and still inspiring the old and the young today, as we saw in the programme", said Eric Falt.
The program will lead you to discover or rediscover the Mahatma's teachings about different themes, and contemplate how aspects of Gandhi's legacy remains relevant in today's times, not just to India, but to the world.
UNESCO New Delhi is a Cluster Office for Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka. It constitutes a regional platform for delivery of activities in all areas of UNESCO's competence, namely, education, the sciences, culture, communication and information.
Doordarshan, a Government of India autonomous public service broadcaster, is among the largest terrestrial television networks in the world, and India's largest broadcasting organizations in studio and transmitter infrastructure, established in 1959. As per the latest data of the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC), total viewership of all Doordarshan channels across India is 596 million.
Illicit trafficking of cultural property in India
In a recent interview conducted by UNESCO India, Prof. Galla talks about the illicit trafficking of cultural property in India. Below is a extract from the conversation.
The UNESCO Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property was created in 1970.
We asked Professor Dr. Amareswar Galla, the Founding Executive Director of the International Institute for the Inclusive Museum (http://inclusivemuseums.org/) to share his views on its status and implementation in India. He has worked on the implementation of the UNESCO 1970 Convention in 49 countries including all the sub-regions of the Asia Pacific.
Question: The Member States of UNESCO adopted the Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property, in November 1970. (Hereafter 1970 Convention) Do you think further efforts are needed to increase its acceptance as well as strengthen implementation by its States Parties?
It is a significant Convention that is often located on the access of the Global North and the South. Where there is a hand to buy there is a hand to sell. I have argued consistently that poverty is also one of the main factors that need to be addressed in relation to this Convention. It must also be addressed with in the UN Agenda 2030.
Illicit traffic of all kinds, especially cultural property is rarely bilateral and mostly multilateral. In order to minimize it we need every member of the UN to become a State Party and to have compatible national legislations and develop appropriate national policy frameworks that could be implemented with relevant capacities and capabilities.
Question: In view of the recent demand in cultural artefacts in India, has there been an increase in its illegal trade? Why do you think the issue is still not much talked about?
In July 2003 a historical joint Parliamentary Forum was convened in New Delhi at the Parliament House under the program – Parliamentarians for Human Development. I addressed it as a keynote speaker arguing that the commitment and actions of India as a State Party to the 1970 Convention were critical as the country's cultural property is being looted. During the Forum one of our major concerns was the illicit traffic from Afghanistan and Iraq that was across the borders of the region. I held up major catalogues of auction houses which featured stolen and illegally acquired cultural property from India and the region.
The telling point was made by a major supplier from Mumbai when she said over lunch that the Parliament can do what it wants but they cannot stop the traffic. She underscored the point that Indians really did not care.
It was obvious compliance was only part of the implementation and that it was hard to monitor in a large country. Far more important is advocacy and awareness raising. Not just in the major cities, but most importantly at the state and local government levels. Media, especially social media needs to play a major role in India. India needs to participate proactively to affirm its commitment to the 1970 Convention and play a strategic role within the country, the region and beyond.
Question: India is a signatory to the 1970 UNESCO Convention, but how have the central laws helped to prevent loss and damage to arts and antiquities, in the country. What do you think are further urgent steps that the Government needs to take?
India has the requisite compliance measures to minimise illicit traffic in cultural property. However, the scope of cultural property needed to be broadened from the predominance of focus on 'antiquities' as understood from a bygone era. For instance, industrial and craft heritage is often looted in India for export – vintage cars to parts of locomotives and even significant parts of ginning mills and weaving looms. While working on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway soon after its inscription on the World Heritage list, we found out that the DHR badge or insignia was a collectible that was often removed to the UK.
Temples and various places of worship are targets for the looters. But most of the items in such places is rarely inventoried and accounted for. Similarly, sacred objects stolen from tribal communities are recognised as being significant for rituals, initiation ceremonies and spiritual well-being among indigenous communities, especially for intergenerational education and immersion of children and youth.
In the past two years India has been receiving artefacts that were illicitly removed in the past, often voluntarily returned by Heads of Government as good will gestures. This is within the context of bilateral, a kind of soft power approach in global geopolitics and improving trade relations. But this is only the tip of the iceberg. For every return there are thousands that are stolen through various channels.
India is spending considerable resources on digitisation of collections in national heritage institutions. This is different from inventorying. Digitisation is a means to and not an end in itself. inventorying and preventive measures are needed at the site and local institutional levels.
India has been spending resources on cultural mapping. But at a national seminar I convened last year in Amaravathi, it was obvious that the majority of the funded organizations and project consultants are not heritage or collection conscious of the tangibles. Cultural mapping needs to be better understood and used as a tool for safeguarding heritage of all kinds. Mapping should lead to strategic planning. One of the outcomes could be the protection of the movable heritage of India.
Question: What are your recommendations for enhancing the understanding and international cooperation to combat the illicit traffic of cultural property, especially among the countries with shared borders with India, such as Bhutan, Nepal and Pakistan?
Prevention of illicit traffic of all kinds is multilateral. It is rarely bilateral. Borders are porous. Third country transit from the source to destination is common and difficult to prevent without multilateral cooperation. In this context regional collaborations are critical. At the turn of the century, I ran a series of workshops for the ten countries of Southeast Asia in partnership with ASEANPOL and Customs and UNESCO to develop a strong regional network. ASEAN Heritage Charter Provided a useful framework in Southeast Asia. A similar approach should be undertaken through SAARC Collaboration as a starting point, but we must be conscious that illicit traffic is far more global.
The Dhaka and Kandy Declarations on Culture by SAARC provide the broader framework. A regional workshop I conducted in Sri Lanka with SIDA funding emphasised the need for a regional thesaurus of heritage terminology that could be provide a shared understanding of object nomenclature between heritage agencies and police and customs. OBJECT ID training is needed at all levels using such tools. Even though OBJECT ID not a substitute for inventorying, it could be a starting point. UNESCO could play a very important role in the subcontinent. But it is up to the State Parties to the 1970 Convention to mobilise to safeguard their heritage assets.
Read the complete interview here.
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An insight into illicit trafficking of cultural property in India
I strongly recommend that India could take a three-pronged approach.
Given the vast extent of the country's heritage, it would help if there is a national, state, territory and local government cooperation and coordination through a taskforce to establish a distributed national collections system. It could have portals at the national and regional levels that are integrated. These need to be secured from use in illicit trafficking.
Secondly, greater collaboration is needed with Interpol, WCO, ICOM and UNESCO through appropriate capacity building. This should include not only the ability to inventorise but also communicate. I have advocated for years that the information about stolen objects should travel faster than the objects so that they could be intercepted closer to the source or provenance. I recently looked at the INTERPOL database and found out that several stolen objects that are registered at the local police stations rarely reach the INTERPOL.
Thirdly, a massive awareness campaign is needed in the country. It needs to be strategic and informed. Media has an important role to play. To date, not a single law faculty in India teaches International Heritage Law. This is no different from the specialised museum and heritage studies courses. There is no facility for building the capacity of administrators or police and customs personnel. The 1970 Convention along with the 1995 UNIDROIT Convention as well as return, repatriation, restitution and due diligence need to be grounded in all curricula.
Capacity building at all levels, rethinking and adding depth and substance to cultural mapping, launching an informed national awareness campaign and reinforcing compliance measures are possible within the envisaged cultural budget for the next five years.
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Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
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U.S. President Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in response to his efforts to establish diplomatic ties between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The nomination comes despite Israel and the UAE's long history of back-channel diplomacy, encouraged by both states' mutual interest in countering the influence of Iran, a common regional foe to both states.
Christian Tybring-Gjedde, a four-term member of the Norwegian parliament and chairman of the Norwegian delegation of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, was responsible for the bid.
Tybring-Gjedde told Fox News he found the president deserving "for his merit; I think he has done more to try to create peace between nations than most other Peace Prize nominees."
"As is expected, other Middle Eastern countries will follow in the footsteps of the UAE, this agreement could be a game-changer that will turn the Middle East into a region of cooperation and prosperity," Tybring-Gjedde said he wrote in his nomination letter to the Nobel Committee.
The UAE and Israel on Aug. 13 announced a U.S.-brokered agreement to normalize relations, including opening embassies in each other's territories.
The Palestinian Authority and resistance factions denounced the deal, saying it did not serve the Palestinian cause and ignored the rights of Palestinians.
The Palestinian Authority said any deal with Israel should be based on the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative on the principle of "land for peace" and not "peace for peace," as Israel claims.
Trump, a leader famously susceptible to praise who is currently facing an uphill reelection battle, seems certain to welcome the nomination.
Tybring-Gjedde also previously nominated Trump for the prize in 2018, after his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
Since then, relations between Trump and Kim have soured, with Kim rumored to be set to unveil a powerful new weapon next month.
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Brusatte, S. L., Benton, M. J., Desojo, J. B. and Langer, M. C. 2010. The higher-level phylogeny of Archosauria (Tetrapoda: Diapsida). Journal of Systematic Palaeontology. Vol. 8(1), pp. 3-47.
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