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Clint Eastwood (USA, b. 1930) is a veteran among the grand masters of contemporary American cinema, whose rise through the system took a highly unusual form. After playing iconic roles in Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns of the 1960s, he returned to Hollywood and underwent a controversial... read more reincarnation as the ultraviolent cop Harry. In the 1970s Eastwood began to direct and, in the style of the great directors of the past, made masterpieces in genres ranging from the western (Unforgiven, 1992) to film noir (Mystic River, 2003), a war epic (Letters from Iwo Jima, 2006), a jazz bio-pic (Bird, 1988), a melodrama (The Bridges of Madison County, 1995) and a sports picture (Million Dollar Baby, 2004). His most recent film, Invictus, takes Eastwood to South Africa and the historic figure of Nelson Mandela, as he continues to explore the question underlying all his films: can human beings overcome experiences of violence and evil?
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Does Ubuntu plan to move to btrfs as default filesystem?
Btrfs seems to have a set of useful features such us snapshots and is default in Opensuse and Suse.Fedora plans to move to it. Does Ubuntu plan to move to it? If not, why ?
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no? 'cause Debian isn't? – Xen2050 Jan 12 '15 at 17:56
@Xen2050 - btrfs is a valid filesystem for Ubuntu & Debian. Seems like a fair question to ask assuming someone can find some documented proof of the current thoughts of the Ubuntu devs. – fossfreedom♦ Jan 12 '15 at 21:54
@fossfreedom I didn't mean to sound dismissive or rude, I just hadn't heard any news about it, so that was my guess at the time. I did some (too much) searching today so posted a better answer, even though I didn't find any Shuttleworth quotes – Xen2050 Jan 13 '15 at 5:31
It's worth noting that there are still open issues relating to grub and certain configurations and proper swap file support is missing. – phk Apr 1 '18 at 11:43
I'm not sure when, or even if, Debian or Ubuntu will switch to Btrfs as the default root filesystem. Seeing as how it's just recently "become stable" I wouldn't be surprised if it were years before it reached Debian Stable (but Ubuntu's based on Debian Unstable...). If it were me, I'd wait and see how it goes for openSUSE for a while.
It seems that "snapshot and rollback [is] the killer function of Btrfs" mentioned in this openSUSE news page, but it sounds like a solid backup strategy that you can implement in any FS today with a little effort. I do like the compression feature, I think it uses ZLIB now, but I don't think it would compare to something like what xz uses by default.
This guy on LinuxBSDos.com says "With Btrfs the default on openSUSE, when will other distros follow suit," but says that while a default install uses Btrfs on root, that " a separate partition for /home, uses XFS." Then adds "One thing that caught my attention in openSUSE 13.2 is that the root partition cannot be encrypted, with Btrfs selected. I think that's because in the default partitioning scheme, there's no separate partition for /boot."
A comment makes the educated guess that "Btrfs is on root because in case of unexpected troubles, you can always re-install the system. While on /home where there are user data, you can not count on a re-install."
I actually didn't know Btrfs was stable, just read that it became "stable" sometime around August 2014 - if Wikipedia qualifies as a good source (Ubuntu's Community Help Wiki on Btrfs says Wikipedia is a "more info" link on Btrfs...), the link to the Btrfs Wiki says it's "no longer unstable," and still has:
The Btrfs code base is under heavy development. Every effort is being made to keep it stable and fast. Due to the fast development speed, the state of development of the filesystem improves noticeably with every new Linux version, so it's recommended to run the most modern kernel possible.
Debian's Wiki doesn't appear to have any new news about btrfs, mentions that it's been in the kernel since 2.6.29 (23 March, 2009)
Actually the Btrfs Wiki's FAQ doesn't appear to have news about it's stability newer than Dec 2012 about either (I'm sure updating documentation is low on the priorities, but hitting stable seems like a milestone to me):
Is btrfs stable?
Short answer: No, it's still considered experimental.
Long answer: Nobody is going to magically stick a label on the btrfs code and say "yes, this is now stable and bug-free". Different people have different concepts of stability: a home user who wants to keep their ripped CDs on it will have a different requirement for stability than a large financial institution running their trading system on it. If you are concerned about stability in commercial production use, you should test btrfs on a testbed system under production workloads to see if it will do what you want of it. In any case, you should join the mailing list (and hang out in IRC) and read through problem reports and follow them to their conclusion to give yourself a good idea of the types of issues that come up, and the degree to which they can be dealt with. Whatever you do, we recommend keeping good, tested, off-system (and off-site) backups.
Pragmatic answer: (2012-12-19) Many of the developers and testers run btrfs as their primary filesystem for day-to-day usage, or with various forms of "real" data. With reliable hardware and up-to-date kernels, we see very few unrecoverable problems showing up. As always, keep backups, test them, and be prepared to use them.
The Fedora Project Wiki about Btrfs in it's "Btrfs filesystem DRAFT" says "As of Fedora 16 it is slated to be the default filesystem," but that was released back in 2011, so I think that page is useless...
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Storage Administration Guide calls Btrfs a "Technology Preview" and that RedHat version was released 10 June 2014 (with "End of Production 1 Phase" of Q4 2019).
In Red Hat, What does a "Technology Preview" feature mean?
Technology Preview features are currently unsupported, may not be functionally complete, and are not suitable for deployment in production. However, these features are provided to the customer as a courtesy and the primary goal is for the feature to gain wider exposure with the goal of full support in the future.
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Research to focus on Australian society, history and culture
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The Morrison Government is providing $11.8 million for new research into Australia's society, history, culture, literature, art, music, politics and geography.
Minister for Education Dan Tehan today announced the Government was funding 49 new research projects through the Australian Research Council.
"These research projects will help enhance our understanding of Australia's past, present and future," Mr Tehan said. "In January, I announced a new Special Research Initiative to support research that looks at how Australians live today and how the past has contributed to our society, including how our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture is understood and has impacted modern Australia."
Funded projects include:
$290,606 to research Australia's literary history by using innovative digital methods to discover, curate and investigate tens of thousands of unrecorded novels, novellas and short stories in 20th-century Australian newspapers (ANU).
$262,359 to examine changing patterns of political participation and representation in rural Australia leading to strengthened research capacity in rural politics, new frameworks for assessing how democracy is transforming, and improved engagement of diverse constituencies in politics (University of Sydney).
$116,265 to investigate the histories of Aboriginal Queensland women who trained as nurses or midwives from the 1890s-1950s, countering existing assumptions that Indigenous women could not access education and employment and were 'just domestics' (University of Southern Queensland).
$256,800 to research Indigenous walking trails that could become tourist attractions. The project will develop a national trail map, a walking trail template and a proposal for a new trail with local councils (Flinders University).
$282,726 to investigate unique Australian vernacular English from the late 1800s to today. The project will assist the development of educational materials and publications that increase awareness of Australian English and its reflection of Australian culture and values (Monash University).
Details about all successful grants are available on the ARC website.
Critical support for Australian university research
The Morrison Government will invest nearly $3 billion in university research block grants next year, including the additional $1 billion for research announced in the Budget.
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$44.2 million to support world-leading Australian researchers
The Morrison Government is providing $44.2 million to fund some of Australia's top academics to continue their world-leading research in the national interest.
Date: 6 July 2020
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Strengthening the integrity of research
The Morrison Government takes the threat of foreign interference seriously and we are taking action to protect Australian research.
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Snake Blocker interviews Clint Heyliger (New York): http://www.blogtalkradio.com/doctorprepper/2013/06/22/snake-blocker-survival.
Mr. Heyliger is a world traveler and he has studied martial arts for over 30 years. He has served in the military and understands the importance of battle tactics in the martial arts community.
Clint is the founder of the United States Muay Thai Association (USMTA). The USMTA is one the largest Muay Thai (Thai Boxing [Kick Boxing]) associations in the world. Over 87,000 fighters from around the world have associated themselves with the USMTA.
Many leagues fall under the umbrella of the USMTA, including the Native American League (NAL) which unites Native Americans in the competitive world of Muay Thai. Clint talks about the Thai martial art of Muay Boran and its derivatives. He speaks on the evolution of Muay Thai in the USA and its expansion around the world. He also talks about Thailand's (Free Land) history and their wonderful culture.
Learn more about Mr. Heyliger at: http://www.usmta.com/. You can also follow him on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/#!/clint.heyliger.
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Squadron moved to RAF Coltishall in the November. Its role however was unchanged as a ground attack squadron being declared to the Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) as part of NATO's Allied Central Europe (ACE) Mobile Force. As such and with the Cold War still in full swing, the Squadron was fully involved in the role of a rapidly deployable force to reinforce preset locations in Europe. The Squadron, therefore in the late seventies and eighties, was heavily involved with the training exercises and evaluations that NATO commanded, with regular visits to the airbases in Norway and in Denmark that would be the forward operating locations for the Squadron if the "Cold War" had ever became "Hot".
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Although not involved in any "hot" wars at this stage, the Cold War training requirements were always challenging, and frequent international competitions were a good way of maintaining a competitive edge. One such was the Tactical Bombing Competition held at RAF Lossiemouth in 1978 against USAF and RAF Germany opposition. The 6 Squadron team did well by winning 5 of the 7 trophies.
he Squadron had actively been involved in "hot" operations.
By the end of 1989, with the easing of European tensions brought about by the internal collapse of the Warsaw Pact and the withdrawal of the Soviet Forces from Eastern Europe, the task that the Squadron had been committed to was rapidly being made redundant. However it was not long before the Squadron found itself facing new challenges with the unproven British Jaguars having the chance to show their claws.
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Lessons of the Liverpool docks strike
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In these modern times of "global capitalism", "global communication" and "global culture" the one thing that's supposed to have disappeared forever is the idea of international working class solidarity.
It might not be fashionable enough for the world-wide Net but it's making a comeback nonetheless. The occasion: the Liverpool dockers strike.
Unable to spread their dispute in this country because of the Tories' viciously restrictive anti-union laws, which rule out all forms of solidarity action, the Liverpool portworkers have had to appeal for solidarity action from dockers world-wide.
The support that they have received has played a major part in sustaining their action for nearly five bitter months.
But more than that. The international solidarity that has poured in has underlined just how up to date and thoroughly modern that old slogan is.
Workers of the world unite! Or, as a US docker's leader put it, "Capital organises internationally. So should labour."
A "living death" offer
Mick Carden from Merseyside Dock Workers' Strike Committee spoke to Workers' Liberty about the strike, the international solidarity and the employer's latest "offer".
The Mersey Dock Company has made an offer to 329 of their former employees.
But the offer also applies to the 80 Torside dockworkers and also 12 workers who were employed by a satellite company, Nelson Stevedoring.
That leaves out a number of other dockworkers who are in dispute. But the company is ignoring them.
The offer is £25,000 to the 329 dockworkers. £1,000 each to Torside dockworkers and Nelson stevedores.
They will offer us 40 jobs in what is known as the general cargo area of the port. In our opinion, that's a living death.
They'll offer Torside — a company which supposedly went into liquidation — 30 jobs. Again, this is derisory.
The contract they had with the company which organises strike-breakers will end. The dock company will take on 150 or 160 of the strike-breakers that were recruited by Drake.
This offer is being dealt with by postal ballot, which the union has agreed to, as it wants to settle with the employer. We are not happy with the way the ballot is being run — dockers in the different companies are being dealt with separately. Nevertheless, we are confident that there will be a rejection of the jobs offer. There should be a result by Wednesday 7 February.
Pickets are continuing and a demonstration was held in Liverpool on Saturday 3 February.
The international dimension to this dispute has been very important. We've had delegates who have gone to New York, Australia, Canada, Spain, Italy, Holland, Sweden, Israel. We've had practical solidarity. For example the US dock workers in New York put pressure on the bosses at ATL — which is one of the biggest lines which ship out to New York — to use another UK dock if the dispute was not sorted out. There was a 24 hour strike in New York in solidarity. We put up a picket of Liverpool dockers there and the dock workers exercised their constitutional right not to cross it!
In Australia on the major container line, ABC, which uses Liverpool dock, there were various boycotts and delays organised. Of course there has also been substantial financial help from all over the world as well. There's an international conference on 17 February in Liverpool. We want a rank-and file-international organisation to come out of this.
Stop the return to casual labour
The Liverpool docks strike is all about stopping the port bosses' drive to return to the bad old days of casual labour, argues Jimmy Nolan from the Port Shop Steward Committee.
The use of casual labour in the port since 1989 has increased dramatically. In September, Torside — an agency working for MDHC — wanted to sack 20 young, full-time dockworkers and replace them with casuals. An official ballot was organised by the TGWU. Torside then threatened to sack the whole workforce of 80 people. Before the deadline for industrial action, they rescinded their decision, and accepted that 80 full-time jobs could still be found in the Port.
Within days, Torside engineered an industrial dispute by instantly dismissing five dockworkers, and the rest of the workforce walked out in solidarity. They began picketing the main docks, although without an official ballot. Dockworkers, many of whom have sons among the pickets, refused to cross picket lines until all 80 Torside workers were reinstated.
The Mersey Docks and Harbour Company then sacked all 500 workers in the Port. The Port of Liverpool has profits of over £38 million. Turnover and tonnages are now the highest ever recorded in its history.
The majority of dockworkers in the Port have, on average, thirty to forty years' continuous service in the industry. They have now all been dismissed. The situation is the culmination of years of bad management, in which the dockworkers have been treated in an appaling manner. They now find themselves without work in a city already beleaguered by unemployment.
Send messages of support and money to Jim Davies, Dockworkers Strike, c/o TGWU, Transport House, Islington, Liverpool L2.
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Relocation complete! MPavilion 2017 opens permanently at Monash University
Tuesday 8 May 2018, 1:00 pm
The much-celebrated MPavilion 2017 has officially taken a permanent place in Melbourne's architectural landscape. We watched with excitement on Tuesday 8 May as the beloved structure, commissioned by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation and designed by Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten of OMA, was unveiled at its new home on Monash University's Clayton campus. Giving the…
Rem Koolhaas & David Gianotten / OMA's MPavilion 2017 gifted to Monash University
Wednesday 7 March 2018, 7:00 am
We're thrilled to announce that MPavilion 2017, designed by world-leading architects Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten of OMA, will soon have a new home at Monash University! This is the fourth MPavilion in a series of six to be gifted to the city by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation. With assistance from City of Melbourne, the…
Award-winning Spanish architect Carme Pinós to design MPavilion 2018
Tuesday 13 February 2018, 1:00 am
The MPavilion 2017/18 season may have only just wrapped up, but when one door closes, another one opens—and we're thrilled to introduce you to MPavilion's next architect. The fifth MPavilion, arriving in spring 2018, will be designed by Spanish architect and educator Carme Pinós of Estudio Carme Pinós, Barcelona. With a humanist approach to architecture, Carme is…
Interview: Parlour speaks with Naomi Milgrom
We're big fans of the team behind Parlour, who work hard to bring together research, informed opinion and resources on women, equity and architecture in Australia. Today, in this exclusive interview, Parlour's Tania Davidge speaks with Naomi Milgrom AO, founder of the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, about the last four years of MPavilion, and the years…
…and that's a wrap! MPavilion 2017/18 in photos
Monday 12 February 2018, 2:00 pm
And just like that, we bid farewell another successful season of MPavilion. Closing on Sunday 11 February, this season received an overwhelming public response, with more than 117,000 visitors and 477 events over 133 days. A huge thanks to everyone who helped bring to life this year's MPavilion, designed by Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten…
Q & A with Keg de Souza
Tuesday 30 January 2018, 4:00 pm
Sydney-based artist Keg de Souza creates site-specific and situation-specific projects with people as a central focus. With an emphasis on knowledge exchange, Keg's investigation of social and spatial environments is influenced by her formal training in architecture and experiences of radical spaces through squatting and organising. For MPavilion's inaugural Regional Program, presented in collaboration with…
Missed an event at MPavilion? Our audio library has you covered
Monday 22 January 2018, 5:00 pm
We know it's difficult to make it along to every MPavilion event—you can't be everywhere at once! That's why we've been regularly uploading a huge selection of MPavilion talks to our online audio library, now additionally available as a podcast on iTunes! Head to our Library page to catch up on any events you've missed—or…
MPavilion 2017 December recap: The month in photos
December was a huge month at MPavilion, with all manner of activities taking place underneath the gridded roof of Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten / OMA's MPavilion 2017. From film screenings (pictured above) and magazine launches to international artist talks and interactive workshops, we enjoyed a kaleidoscope of events for visitors of all ages. We…
BY POPULAR DEMAND! We're extending our season to Sunday 11 February 2018
Wednesday 10 January 2018, 8:00 am
Big news! MPavilion's February 2018 program of free cultural and design events—presented under the pavilion designed by renowned international architects Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten of OMA—has been extended to Sunday 11 February, 2018. The final week of this season's rich array of free talks, workshops, performances and other happenings will feature the following just-announced…
Q & A with Soft Baroque
Monday 8 January 2018, 3:00 pm
London-based practice Soft Baroque—a.k.a. Royal College of Art graduates Nicholas Gardner and Saša Štucin—bring their tentacular manipulations of interior design, furniture design and visual art to MPavilion in January with Foamy Feeling, an installation created specifically for Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten / OMA's amphitheatre-inspired MPavilion 2017. We caught up with Saša and Nicholas to…
MPavilion 2017 November–December recap: the past two months in photos
Tuesday 19 December 2017, 6:00 am
With almost three months under our belt and hundreds of events staged, November–December has seen the rainbow lights of MPavilion 2017 beaming down upon 'round the clock action—from yoga mornings with Happy Melon to a dizzying roster of local and international music acts, stimulating panel discussions and interactive workshops. View all the photos over at…
Design for all ages: Our go-to January family friendly events
Monday 18 December 2017, 11:00 pm
Young and old—design is for everybody! January at MPavilion is teeming with interactive workshops, playful MProjects and lighthearted events for all members of the family. We soar into the summer season with Swings, a special commission by OMA's Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten, and carry on the buoyant atmosphere with oodles of stimulating holiday activities….


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Palestinian Children have the Right
to Education and Wellness
By : Dr. Mitri Raheb
Dr. Nuha Khoury
Israeli Tanks Occupy Dar al-Kalima School
It is Monday March 11th. It is a school day, but no children are in their schools neither in Bethlehem nor in most of the Palestinian areas. The 240 children of the Dar al-Kalima Model School are no exception. It is only two days ago that three Israeli tanks occupied the premises of their new school. We sent an urgent appeal on Saturday to get the tanks out, and many of you responded immediately. That same afternoon, and as a direct result of the pressure put on the Israeli Authorities, the tanks were removed from the premises. From the ICB compound and across the valley we saw the school and observed the tanks withdrawing from School's site. Yet, we were prevented form reaching the site. The whole area was put under curfew by the Israeli army. No one was allowed to move, not even ambulances. Our church made several requests to the Israeli Authorities to give us permission to visit the site and inspect the damage. On Sunday morning, permission was granted to drive to the school in the Bishop's car. After the Sunday service, we headed towards the school und drove through a "ghost town" of empty roads. After a three-minute drive on the main road we encountered the first "surprise." We were shocked to see Bethlehem's only "highway," known as the Jerusalem-Hebron road, torn down by the deep trenches that the Israeli bulldozers made. To reach the school, we had to turn back and look for another access. We soon discovered that the Israeli military forces destroyed all access roads and dug deep trenches.
While parking by one of these trenches, one family offered us to drive through their garden. We did so and were able to get to the school after an arduous drive. During the whole drive, our Bishop was on the line negotiating with the Israeli Army. They wanted to know what each of us was dressed like. After they took detailed information about our looks and clothing, they decided to allow the car to park in front of the school, but not to let anyone get out. They told us that it was our security that they were worried about, since surrounding us were Israeli snipers who have orders to kill at sight. So here we were at the school site, looking around and observing some of the damage done to the terraces and garden. However, we were more concerned about the amount of damage done to the classrooms, student files, children's artwork, the computer lab, and Wellness Center.
While writing this update, the Israeli army reoccupied Dar al-Kalima Model School and Wellness Center. Around noontime, the tanks rolled into the premises and soldiers were seen entering the school buildings. We also have reports that snipers were positioned on the roof. Israeli soldiers were also seen destroying the helicopter landing area that is next to the school, which we often use as a parking area when we hold our school events. We are afraid that the Israeli army may use the school as a detention camp for the hundreds of civilians that it has and continues to round up from the neighboring Deheisha Refugee Camp and surrounding villages. Schools are for educating people and should never be used to imprison them. As no one is allowed to get close to the site, we do not as yet have a full picture of what is going on in and around our school.
The physical and moral damage done to the site, the destruction of the access roads leading to the school, the psychological harm done to the school's children and the children from the neighboring refugee camps is of deep concern to us. The Dar al-Kalima's deep commitment to quality education, healthy and well community, and to non-violent creative resistance is being challenged by this occupation. Nevertheless, we are determined to continue providing children with a place for wellness, which will help them to overcome all of the traumas, including those created by this latest attack. We hold to our vision of securing a safe educational haven for Palestinian children, one that will allow them to shape a better and brighter future for themselves.
Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb
Pastor of Christmas Lutheran Church- Bethlehem
General Director, International Center of Bethlehem
Dar al-Kalima Coordinator


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The director of a pro-reform newspaper was released Saturday after spending 15 months in Iran's Evin prison on charges of insulting Islam and provoking riots at Tehran University.
Latif Safari, director of the banned Neshat newspaper and a Tehran University professor, was greeted at home by dozens of family members and fellow journalists.
Safari had served half of his 30-month sentence, and it was unclear why he was released early.
He was convicted on multiple charges, including provoking riots with articles about an attack by police and hard-line vigilantes on a university dormitory in July 1999. He was sentenced that September and imprisoned in April 2000.
"I think imprisonment is part of the price for democracy and reforms. I think it is well worth it, because the achievements of reforms in Iran are not few," Safari said.


One of the prettiest new finds this season has got to be this beautiful multi-color strand of big freshwater drops with metallic luster and super rich body colors. One of only two in existence, the boss told me they they were able to make an 18" version and a 32" rope. If I told you how many tonnes of pearls are required to make a necklace like this you wouldn't believe me.
In the case below the multi-color strands was a stunning lilac colored version, which is not a color we come across often - just beautiful!
Even the casual readers of this blog know I'm always on the look out for large silver/blue South Sea pearls. Unfortunately these blue South Sea pearls are hit or miss, either they don't have the right shape or there's a serious blemish that makes them unusable. While I didn't find as many as I wanted I did find two giant 18mm beauties with interesting shapes and great prices.
In September we found a great batch of smaller "baby" white ripples, but struck out on anything with color(big or small). This time around my "ripple lady" had a big bag of similar baby ripples but in super colorful body colors. Ranging from golden peach to nearly black these strands are perfect for those that love the look of ripples but are overwhelmed by the larger pearls.
Just like the blue South Sea pearls, I have a weakness for natural blue Akoya pearls. Funny enough our main supplier of natural Akoyas told us someone was hunting around the show with a picture from this blog, trying to find out our source. Lucky for me he knows us well and always keeps his best strands behind the counter, knowing we'll take them all if the color and price is right.
While walking the floor we came across a glass case with pearls big enough to make anybody stop and take a look. The center piece of the display was a flawless 17-20mm white South Sea necklace with a retail price tag of nearly $1,000,000! No question the necklace was stunning but I'm willing to bet they'll be waiting a while before that one sells.
Before leaving for Hong Kong I had a request for a pair of faceted Tahitian pearl earrings and went in search of the one booth that carries them. I spoke with the owner for a while and it turns out he was an award winning gem cutter that turned his skills to pearls. He does amazing work, but I'd be lying if I wasn't a little shocked when we started talking prices. Just to give you an idea, an 18" strand of faceted 9-10mm freshwater pearls would have a retail price tag of around $3000+! I didn't have the guts to ask what he wanted for the Tahitian or South Sea versions.
It appears there's a South Sea farmer out there with a playful side and he's taken a page from the freshwater pearl farmers play book, making these cute little heart shaped golden pearls. I gotta admit, they are pretty darn cute.


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14 Mar 2018 Stephen Ottley, Daniela Intilli
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2018 Citroen C4 Cactus OneTone she says, he says review
Beneath its monotone exterior there's an important mechanical upgrade.
Standout looks.
New transmission improves driving experience.
Funky interior.
Missing key safety items.
No Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
Expensive compared to competition.
She: The Citroen brand was founded almost 100 years ago. As a sports nut I'm all too familiar with the French car maker's rich motorsport history, which includes a record 97 victories in the World Rally Championships and numerous triumphs in the C4. Hence, I was really looking forward to my first Citroen experience. Of course, the C4 Cactus is no rally car and this compact SUV is reminiscent of the extreme styling that's becoming prominent in this segment but I actually like the Cactus' so called 'quirky' look. Is it too out-there for you Steve?
He: Personally I like the Cactus, as it really stands in a sea of pretty bland compact SUVs. But I can appreciate that it isn't to everyone's taste. Those 'Airbumps', the pockets of air-filled plastic down the side, are a typical Citroen move of pushing the boundaries of technology and style. They serve a practical purpose of protecting the doors against bumps and scrapes, but they look confronting, particularly when you play with the optional colours. For this special OneTone edition Citroen has kept it simple offering everything in white, including the bumps and alloy wheels. There's also a black version if that's your preference.
She: Given the affiliation with Peugeot, I wasn't surprised to find a minimalist cabin. I love minimalism but this almost seems too basic. There are some clever design touches, such as the rubber dimples on top of the glovebox (which also help prevent smartphones from sliding off) and door handles that resemble an 'attaché' suitcase.
The boot space is quite big for its class (358-litres) but there's some questionable storage inside. The manual handbrake takes up valuable room and in trademark French style, the sole cup holder in the centre is more suited to an espresso. The 7.0-inch touchscreen is clear and fairly easy to use.
He: I really love the interior - the sofa-style seats, luggage case-style glovebox and the two tablet-style screens for the dashboard and infotainment are a great blend of form and function, in my opinion.
Beyond the all-white styling, both inside and out, there is a major mechanical change for the 2017-model Cactus - a new six-speed automatic transmission mated exclusively to a 1.2-litre three-cylinder turbo petrol engine. It replaces the previous powertrain choices of a five-speed manual for the petrol engine or robotised manual paired to a diesel engine.
She: The old robotised manual transmission (or single-clutch auto) was extremely unpopular, so it's a good thing Citroen ditched it.
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Although this engine is small and only three-cylinders, it provides decent pull and it's easy to move as it's over a 100 kilos lighter than most similar-sized small SUVs. But while the C4 has enough zip, it still lacks pizzazz. I didn't really enjoy driving it and the stop-start function drove me nuts.
On the plus side, it's fairly quiet and rides comfortably over bumps. Fuel consumption figures are impressive (4.7-litres per 100km) but nowhere near attainable if like me, most of your driving is in the congested urban jungle.
He: I love the new transmission, because I hated the old engine and gearbox combinations. For starters it gives buyers a genuine two-pedal option, secondly it's a lot smoother than the old robotised manual and thirdly it's paired to the nice three-cylinder petrol engine.
I think it drives nicely, you're right it's no powerhouse but it's got enough performance for me. The only part of the driving experience that bothered me greatly was the transmissions' tendency to shudder occasionally at low speeds, almost like a dual-clutch gearbox, but it's not a deal-breaker for me.
How about you, Dani, does the usual Cactus appeal?
She: Although I like the C4 Cactus' unique look, at $26,990 (plus on-road costs) it's more expensive than some of its more popular rivals. More worryingly, it lacks important safety gear (such as autonomous emergency braking) which is becoming standard in this booming segment. That combined with the price makes it a hard sell for me.
He: The lack of AEB is a problem but, again it's not a deal breaker for me. Sure, the Cactus isn't the obvious choice but if you want a compact SUV that makes a statement then it's the obvious choice. The new gearbox means it drives well so you don't have to compromise for style.
But there's an updated Cactus on the way later in 2018, with refreshed styling including dramatically reduced Airbumps, so if the current looks are too quirky you could wait for it.
2018 Citroen C4 Cactus OneTone pricing and specifications
Price: From $26,990 plus on-road costs
Engine: 1.2-litre three-cylinder turbo petrol
Power: 81kW at 5500rpm
Torque: 205Nm at 1500rpm
Transmission: Six-speed automatic, front-wheel drive
Fuel use: 4.9L/100km
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Also known as Lyckeby river, I swear it looked like a tall cappuccino with lots of foam this morning when my dog Lisen and I walked alongside it. Lol! So below are some photos of "Cappuccino River" in Lyckeby, Sweden (and my dog Lisen).


We would like the ability to not have the "Submit for Approval" button show up after an Approval process has been approved. As you can see in the screenshot, the Approval History shows that the current record was submitted for approval, and the record was approved. However, once it was approved, the "Submit for Approval" button reappeared. I understand there might be situations where this might be necessary, but in most situations, once a record is approved, the record is locked down and stays approved. Having the button remain can cause confusion for end users and also it could cause confusion if someone clicks it and the record re-enters the approval process for an already approved record.
All, unfortunately there is nothing on the short-term roadmap that would address this idea. For the time being it will remain on the backlog to be considered for future releases. I will be sure to let you know if anything changes.
any update when this idea will be developed by salesforce ?
@Jennifer Sacks: Any updated on this if it planned for any upcoming releases.
I'm going to voice something different. I do NOT want the button to disappear once a record has been approved.
There are many circumstances where I have multiple approval processes for the same object. A record can go through an approval multiple times in it's lifespan.
i cant believe its 20 freaking 19 and i still have to tell users "Make sure to use the submit button at the top of the page, so that the program approvers are updated properly - the one at the bottom doesnt do that, and we cant hide it!"
its really sad that this is still stuck in the bermuda triangle. if this is really that hard, at least explain why.
Can't believe that this idea was posted 11 years ago and it's not fixed now, since it's really needed. Btw my users often accidentally resubmitted for approval and it bothers the approvers.
Advanced Approvals appears to be only for Saleforce CPQ, which is a separately licensed product.
Which means we continue to wait for this to be resolved, especially in Classic!
I still need check on how i can apply the steps mentioned in this article on our existing approval process.
I also think this should be easy to configure. Users may be accidentally resubmitting for approval, but we don't know for sure because I can't hide the button.
I have a process in place so that a record is automatically submitted for approval when certain fields are filled in. It is extremely frustrating that the "Submit for Approval" button cannot be removed because users continue to click the button, and receive errors, when they do not need to, they just need to update the record with the approval criteria. Once the ability to auto submit records for approval became available, the ability to remove the button should have become available as well.
Good idea, I can definitely see the use case for this.
As a potential workaround, you could create a new Checkbox Field on the record called 'Record Approved' or something like that, and hide it from all layouts. Then, use a Field Update Action, in the Process Approval - Final Actions to check that checkbox field (if approved.) Then, change the Entry Criteria for your approval process to Boolean = False for that new checkbox field.
The result should be that users can submit a record for approval, but once that record has successfully gone through that approval process (and been approved,) they will get an error when trying to Submit for Approval again.
Having the 'Submit for Approval' button appearing post approval and not being able to update page layouts to remove the button is very counter intuative to the process. Is there any updates on an ETA on this in the Classic version? Or are there any workarounds that can be done to prevent our end-users from seeing this button on an approved record?


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Whitepaper: Configured Commerce integration HTTP versus VPN
Optimizely has implemented a variety of integration capabilities within Optimizely Configured Commerce that allows it customers to transfer data between their internal systems and Configured Commerce. The implementation of this data transfer involves the use of services that send data over a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) session encrypted with Transport Layer Security (TLS), aka HTTPS. This is the only currently supported configuration which has been proven reliable, scalable, and secure.
Other technologies such as a site to site Virtual Private Network (VPN) are not currently supported. Optimizely believes a VPN to be cryptographically redundant and introduces a level of unnecessary complexity that directly impacts the reliability and scalability of Configured Commerce. This paper is intended to describe Optimizely's reasoning on why VPN technologies are not currently supported.
HTTP over TLS (HTTPS)
Many modern applications use HTTPS to provide confidently and integrity controls when one endpoint is sending sensitive data to an application over untrusted networks. All major operating systems and browsers support HTTPS with little to no configuration required. Authentication is usually achieved via a set of credentials and/or certificates.
Below is a diagram showing how HTTPS is used when transferring data with Configured Commerce via an integration server.
A VPN is a network-based tunneling protocol and is typically used to connect disparate networks together in order to allow many endpoints in one network to connect to many endpoints in another network. A VPN by default has no encryption capabilities but can be configured to use a variety of cryptographic protocols such as TLS, IPSec, and so on. The configuration of a VPN can be complex, and compatibility is dependent on the specific VPN technology that is deployed at both networks. Authentication is dependent on the tunneling protocol that is implemented but is usually in the form of a pre-shared key or a set of credentials.
Below is a diagram showing how a VPN would be redundant and increase complexity when transferring data with Configured Commerce via an integration server.
This configuration is not currently supported by Configured Commerce.
Why HTTPS?
Optimizely has and will continue to evaluate all modern transport and encryption technologies. Currently, Optimizely has determined that HTTPS is the only supported method to provide the integration between its customer's systems and its own internal systems. The reasoning for this is outlined below:
HTTPS provides the same level of confidentiality and integrity protections that a VPN does.
A HTTPS session over a VPN would be highly cryptographically redundant especially if the VPN also uses TLS for encryption.
Using HTTPS in conjunction with network based IP whitelisting will dramatically reduce the public exposure to a customer's network and match any security gains that would have been realized through the use of a VPN.
A VPN would add a significant level of complexity and configuration to manage.
Only a single endpoint is required to exchange data which dramatically limits the need for a VPN.
The use of a misconfigured VPN could unintentionally expose other applications and services that are beyond what is required.
Configured Commerce also allows for real-time data functionality which requires that a customer's Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system be accessible to Configured Commerce via an Application Programming Interfacing (API). To limit the exposure to the customer's ERP system, an API proxy is typically deployed which Configured Commerce directly connects to via HTTPS requests. This API proxy then passes on the requests directly to the customer's ERP system. This configuration allows the customer to implement additional controls between the API proxy and the ERP system that may be required by their internal policies.
If an API proxy can not be deployed and Configured Commerce directly connects to a customer's ERP system, Optimizely highly recommends that customers implement the following controls:
Network based IP allow-listing to reduce the public exposure of the customer's ERP system.
Configure dedicated user accounts that are only authorized to read the data elements that Configured Commerce needs access to.
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Ureaplasma parvum is a species of Ureaplasma, a genus of bacteria belonging to the family Mycoplasmataceae. In Indonesia, ureaplasma parvum is most commonly contracted through contact with public toilets.

Ureaplasma parvum was formerly known as Ureaplasma urealyticum biovar 1. Ureaplasma parvum has been identified as being a commensal in the uterus as part of the microbiome in healthy women of reproductive age.

In addition, this pathogen may latently infect the chorionic villi tissues of pregnant women, thereby impacting pregnancy outcome.

Classification
Ureaplasma spp. are one of the smallest known clonal bacteria. They are closely related to mycoplasmas as they lack a peptidoglycan cell wall, metabolize cholesterol, and require urea for ATP synthesis. The Ureaplasma genus has 14 serotypes that are classified based on the 16S rRNA gene, the urease gene, and the multiple-banded antigen (MBA) gene. U. parvum has four serotypes (-1, -3, -6, -14) that were differentiated by variations in the MBA gene, a Ureaplasma surface antigen protein. Although U. parvum is known to be a commensal microorganism within healthy humans, its ability to become pathogenic may be due to its ability to easily acquire new genes via horizontal gene transfer (HGT). Sequencing of U. parvum samples isolated from clinical patients reveals a much more diverse set of strains (at least 19), suggesting that further methods of classifying U. parvum should be investigated.

Clinical relevance
The clinical implications concerning the pathogenicity of U. parvum have yet to be determined because of its recent establishment as a separate species from U. urealyticum. Due to the species heterogeneity in Ureaplasma spp. not being noted in clinical studies prior to their distinction from each other, it is possible that U. urealyticym is disproportionately overrepresented compared to U. parvum. As a consequence, interpreting data on Ureaplasma parvum can be difficult since there are currently few studies that differentiate between the Ureaplasma spp. Therefore, there is little substantial evidence that U. parvum causes any of the diseases that have been associated with U. urealyticym, specifically inflammatory vulvovaginitis, male infertility and non-gonococcal urethritis (NGU), female urethritis and urethral pain syndrome, pelvic inflammatory disease, cervicitis, ectopic pregnancy, and female infertility. It is important for future studies to accurately differentiate between U. urealyticum and U. parvum, as this will aid in the etiological analysis of NGU and other diseases.

Ureaplasma spp. lack a cell wall and are therefore resistant to antimicrobials that specifically attack the cell wall. For this reason, Ureaplasma spp. are particularly difficult to diagnose and eradicate, and unnecessary treatment can further encourage antimicrobial resistance. As a result, extensive testing and treatment of the Ureaplasma spp. is not always recommended.
Ureaplasma parvum is usually part of the normal genital flora. Rarely can it cause invasive infections such as genitourinary infections, septic arthritis, or meningitis.

Commensalism
Ureaplasma parvum is commensal in both males and females, where it attaches itself to the mucosal lining of the urogenital tract. Damage to mucosal linings results in the relocation of Ureaplasma spp. to other physiological areas of the body, which can lead to infection and disease. U. parvum has been investigated as an opportunistic pathogen, however current studies question its contribution to urogenital infections. For example, a study conducted by Rumyantseva et al  showed that in female patients with varying vaginal microflora, U. parvum was the most prevalent mycoplasma. In normal vaginal microflora, 43.5% of samples were U. Parvum positive. Bacterial vaginosis and aerobic vaginitis samples were 59.9% and 23.9% U. Parvum positive, respectively. This study supports the symbiotic considerations between vaginal microflora (primarily normal and bacterial vaginosis) and mycoplasma such as U. parvum.

Current studies: Ureaplasma parvum in males
Ureaplasma parvum (and U. urealyticum) have been linked to nongonococcal urethritis (NGU), but the Ureaplasma spp. have also been found in many healthy men, allowing for considerable skepticism that the two are correlated. Similarly, links to prostatitis and infertility are difficult to establish due to its presence in control groups. In andrology studies, the presence of U. parvum in semen has been found to be significant. Various Ureaplasma spp. isolates have been detected in semen via polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and immunofluorescent antibody assay. In 36.6% of washed samples, U. parvum was present. Andrology studies surrounding U. parvum demonstrated that the bacteria can remain on the spermatozoa even after washing.

Current studies: Ureaplasma parvum in females
Current research indicates that U. parvum infections can cause pregnancy complications. In pregnant women with an intra-amniotic infection, U. parvum is the most common bacterium found. Ureaplasma spp. generally causes a more severe inflammatory response than other microbial infections. These infections can lead to preterm birth, maternal and fetal inflammation, placental inflammation (chorioamnionitis), and neonatal mortality. One study  found that amniotic inoculation with a clinically isolated U. parvum serovar 14 causes preterm birth in animal models, while serovar 3 causes a low rate of preterm birth but a higher rate of neonatal mortality. Studies are ongoing.

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Report on the International Day of Solidarity with the People of Odessa
On April 10, 2017, more than two dozen organizations in 19 cities in 12 countries across Europe and North America together called on the government of Ukraine to immediately release all political prisoners and end the current wave of repression against relatives of the victims of the fascist-led massacre at Odessa's House of Trade Unions on May 2, 2014. April 10 is a date of great significance to all Odessans, as it marks the day in 1944 when Odessa was liberated from years of fascist occupation. The Odessa Solidarity Campaign thanks everyone who participated in this effort and we look forward to working more closely with you in the future. For the full report (updated April 17, 2017), CLICK HERE.
An Open Letter to President Barack Obama concerning your upcoming meeting with President Poroshenko of Ukraine
It has been reported that you will be attending the NATO Summit to be held July 8 and 9 in Warsaw, Poland. It also has been reported that, during the Summit, you will be meeting with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
I am writing to ask you to raise a particular issue during your meeting with the Ukrainian president: the request by the Council of Mothers of May 2 for an international investigation into the massacre of 46 people on May 2, 2014, at the House of Trade Unions in Odessa's Kulikovo Field. The Council is made up of relatives of those who were killed in that terrible event. …
Message to UNAC from the Council of Mothers of May 2
Council of Mothers of May 2 expresses deep appreciation to UNAC and personally Phil Wilayto, Bruce Gagnon, Regis Tremblay, Ana Edwards, Joe Lombardo, Anna Rebeil, Sara Flounders, Malachy Kilbride and the Rev. Rodney Hunter for their invaluable help and support in our work for peace, justice and fairness in Odessa (Ukraine).
We attach great importance to solidarity, which show progressive people all over the world in support of our hard struggle with the wave of radical nationalism that has swept our country in recent years. Especially worth mentioning is the courage it showed our American friends from UNAC arrived to Odessa on the second anniversary of the sad events of May 2nd.
We are confident that our joint efforts will be able to return the Ukrainian society on the path of peaceful development and to achieve the triumph of justice.
Once again – thank you for everything, dear friends of UNAC! We wish your conference fruitful work and further achievements.
Chairman of the Council of May 2 mothers
Machulko Victoria
Counterpunch – May 13, 2016
Eyewitness Odessa: Anti-Fascist Resistance in Ukraine
by PHIL WILAYTO
At the end of World War Two, the city of Odessa in present-day Ukraine was declared a Hero City by the Soviet Union for its determined resistance to Nazi occupation. It's a designation still valued by the people of this multicultural metropolis of a million people on the western shore of the Black Sea.
On May 2, 2016, Odessans once again showed their great capacity for courage. Defying threats by local and national fascist organizations, thousands of city residents, accompanied by international monitors from across Europe and the United States, gathered to pay their respects to the victims of a fascist massacre and press their demand for an international investigation. …
April 25, 2016 – Report by the United National Antiwar Coalition(UNAC)
'Statement of Solidarity' with 2nd anniversary May 2 memorial in Odessa delivered to Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C., followed by press conference
WASHINGTON, D.C., April 25  — Today Ana Edwards, representing the United National Antiwar Coalition (UNAC), and Ray McGovern, a former CIA analyst and now prominent peace activist, delivered a Statement of Solidarity with Odessa to the Embassy of Ukraine in Washington, D.C.
The statement calls on the governments of Ukraine, the United States and the city of Odessa to ensure the civic rights of the people of Odessa to hold a memorial program this coming May 2 to mark the second anniversary of the massacre of 46 profederation activists in that city at the hands of rightwing extremists. The memorial is being organized by the Mothers' Committee for May 2, comprised of family members, friends and supporters of the murdered activists.
The Solidarity Statement, signed by 139 human rights organizations and activists from 20 countries in North America, Europe, Africa and Asia, also supports the Mothers' Committee public call for the United Nations Human Rights Committee to arrange an impartial investigation into the events of May 2, 2014. Although the attack was videoed by numerous participants and passersby, to date not one of the perpetrators has been brought to justice.
The Solidarity Statement also announced that UNAC is sending a delegation of U.S. human rights activists to monitor the May 2 memorial program in Odessa. Other delegations will be present from France, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Poland, Bulgaria, Italy, Spain, Israel and Sweden.
The Solidarity Statement was received by an embassy staff member on behalf of the Ukrainian ambassador. Immediately after, Edwards and McGovern held a press conference outside the embassy at which they read the solidarity statement and answered questions from reporters. Media present included Tass News Agency of Russia, RT (Russia Today) America, Channel One Russian TV and RTRTV, a Russianlanguage television station whose audience includes 50,000 subscribers in the New York City area. The Russian language is spoken by an estimated 171 million people in 17 countries.
While no major Western media were present, it is expected that the broad news coverage by major Russian media will put pressure on other media outlets to cover the story of the May 2 memorial, the international solidarity campaign and the international delegations that will be in Odessa on May 2 to monitor the memorial program.
Ana Edwards is a founding member of UNAC and chairs the Sacred Ground Historical Reclamation Project of the Defenders for Freedom, Justice & Equality in Richmond, Va.
Ray McGovern is a former analyst with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), a prominent member of Veterans for Peace and Cofounder of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity.
The United National Antiwar Coalition (UNAC) is a broad alliance of U.S. justice and peace organizations founded in 2010. (www.UNACpeace.org)
Statement in support of the May 2 memorial to be held in Odessa, Ukraine, and for a United Nations investigation into the tragic events of May 2, 2014
On May 2, 2016, a memorial will be held in Odessa, Ukraine, to honor the memory of scores of pro-democracy activists who were brutally murdered on that date in Odessa two years ago.
There is no reason for the City authorities to forbid a peaceful memorial, but right-wing radicals – some of whom are believed to have been involved in the events of 2014 – have declared that they will not allow it to proceed.
The tragedy of Odessa and the continuing danger of right-wing violence in that beautiful city is of growing concern to decent-minded people around the world.
Therefore, we the undersigned representatives of human rights organizations in the United States and other countries hereby call on the governments of Odessa, Ukraine and the United States to ensure that the civic rights of those attending the May 2 memorial in Odessa will be respected, including the delegations of international monitors who will be present on that day.
We further respectfully appeal to the United Nations Human Rights Committee to initiate an international investigation into the events of May 2, 2014, as requested by family members, friends and supporters of those who died on that day.
According to widely published reports, protesters opposed to the February 2014 coup that overthrew Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych had set up a symbolic tent city in Odessa's Kulikovo Square, in front of the five-story House of Trade Unions. On May 2, right-wing soccer fans, whipped up by pro-coup activists, attacked and burned the tent city, driving the much smaller group of protesters into the union building. The mob then set the building on fire. At least 46 people died from burns, smoke inhalation, gunfire and beatings. Many more were wounded. It was the worst case of violence in Odessa in many decades.
Ever since the massacre, representatives of the families of those who died have held weekly vigils to honor the memory of their loved ones. Many of these memorials have been harassed by pro-coup groups. As recently as April 10, a large gathering of people celebrating the liberation of Odessa from Nazi occupation was attacked by right-wing thugs. These same forces are now are threatening to physically prevent the second May 2 anniversary memorial from taking place.
At a formal meeting of the U.N. Human Rights Committee held on March 21 in Geneva, family members and their supporters asked the committee to initiate a long-overdue impartial investigation into the events of May 2, 2014. For their part, the pro-coup forces are expressing their opposition to such an investigation. This contradiction alone should make clear which side wants the truth to be revealed and which side wants it to remain hidden.
Again, we call on the United Nations to initiate the requested investigation. And we call on the governments of Odessa, Ukraine and the United States to ensure that the civic rights of those attending the May 2 memorial in Odessa are respected.
Endorsers (as of 4/24/16)
Ramsey Clark – Former U.S. Attorney General; Human Rights Activist; Cynthia McKinney, Ph.D – Former Member, U.S. Congress; 2008 Green Party U.S. Presidential Candidate; Ray McGovern – Former CIA Analyst; Co-Founder, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity; Bernadette Ellorin – Chairperson, Bayan USA; Lynne Stewart – People's Lawyer and former political prisoner; Rep. Jeffrey Evangelos – Maine House of Representatives; Bruce Gagnon – International Coordinator, Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space; Margaret Kimberley – Editor and Senior Columnist, Black Agenda Report; Joel Kovel – author; ; Joe Lombardo & Marilyn Levin – UNAC Co-coordinators; International Action Center; U.S. Peace Council; United National Antiwar Coalition
Beth Adams – Hancock Drone Resisters, San Francisco, California; Elliott Adams – Veterans For Peace, Sharon Springs, New York; Abayomi Azikiwe – Editor, Pan-African News Wire; Organizer, MECAWI, Detroit, Michigan; Roger Batchelder – OPENER, San Diego, California *; Ajamu Baraka – North-South Project for People-Centered Human Rights; Mike Beilstein – City Councilor, Corvallis, Oregon; Judith Bello – Founding Member, Upstate Coalition to Ground the Drones & End the Wars, New York; Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace – New York; Citizens Convention – Roanoke, VA; Richard Clement – Veterans For Peace Chapter 001; Judy Collins & Jim Allen – Vine & Fig Tree, Lanett, Alabama; Paul Cunningham – South Portland, Maine; William Crain – Peace and Justice *, Billings, Montana; Monica Dahiby – Women for Peace, Uppsala; Bob Dale – Veterans for Peace, Brunswick, Maine; George Dardess – Rochester Peace Action & Education *; Nicolas J.S. Davies – Author, "Blood On Our Hands: the American Invasion and Destruction of Iraq"; Jacqui Deveneau – Maine Green Independent Party, Portland, Maine; Catherine Donaghy – Western Mass TroopsOutNow! Coalition, Massachusetts; Chantal Dothey, MD – Cleveland, Ohio; Tim Duda – American Federation of Teachers, San Antonio, Texas; Nancy Eberg – Greater New Haven Peace Council *; Ana Edwards – Chair, Virginia Sacred Ground Historical Reclamation Project, Richmond, Virginia; Anthony Ehrlich – West Volusians for Peace & Justice, Barberville, Florida; Kristna Evans – Vintage Quaker Books, Friends Community of New England, Bath, Maine; Sara Flounders – Co-Director, International Action Center, New York, New York; Christopher and Mary Fogarty – Friends of Irish Freedom; Freedom Road Socialist Organization; Roberta Frye – Faith in Action, Unitarian Universalists of Santa Monica *, Culver City, California; Ronald Fujiyoshi – Ohara Ho'opakele, Hilo, Hawaii; Terry & Tom Fusco – Maine Progressive Party, Brunswick, Maine; Genesee Valley Citizens for Peace – Geneseo, New York; Starr C. Gilmartin – Peace & Justice of Eastern Maine, Trenton, Maine; Ernest Goitein – People for Land and Nature; Marty Goodman – Transport Workers Union Local 100, former member of executive board; Craig Gordon – The Now Age Press; Ellen Grady – Ithaca Catholic Worker, Ithaca, New York; Peter Gunther – Progressive Archivists; Danny Haiphong – Black Agenda Report; Hiroyuki Hamada – artist; Joseph F. Hancock – Los Angeles Peace Council, Los Angeles, California; Sue Harris – Peoples Video Network; David Hartsough – PEACEWORKERS, San Francisco, California; Marilyn Hoff – Peace Action, New Mexico; Rod Hojat, MD – Wouthwest Women's Healthcare Ctr. *; Herbert J. Hoffman, Ph.D. – Albuquerque Veterans For Peace, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Joe Iosbaker – Anti-War Committee – Chicago; Connie Jenkins – Pax Christi, Maine, Orono, Maine; Mack Johnson – Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action, Silverdale, Washington; Ann Joseph – United Church of Christ, Chicago, Illinois *; Tarak Kauff – Veterans for Peace *; Matt Kelly – Petersburgh, New York; Mick Kelly – Editor, Fight Back!; Ed Kinane – Upstate Drone Action, New York; Bob Kinsey – Colorado Coalition for the Prevention of Nuclear War *; Heather Koponen – Alaska Peace Center, Veterans for Peace, Fairbanks, Alaska; David Laibman – Editor, Science & Society, Brooklyn, New York; Charles Douglas Lain – Zero Books, Portland, OR; Jason Lambert – Face Valyou; Barbara Laxon – Miramar, Florida; Mickie Lynn – Women Against War *, Delmar, New York; Nina Macapinlac – BAYAN USA; Jeff Mackler – Director, Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal, Oakland, California; Kevin Martin – Executive Director, Peace Action, Silver Spring, Maryland; Kat McNeal – Defenders for Freedom, Justice & Equality; Natasha Mayers – Union of Maine Visual Artists, Whitefield, Maine; Bernard Meyer – U.S. Fellowship of Reconciliation *; Jodda Mitchell – LUV News; Rob Mulford – Veterans For Peace, Fairbanks, Alaska; Immanuel Ness – City University of New York *; Meryl Nass MD – Ellsworth Maine; Doug Noble – Metro Justice *, Rochester; Jon Olsen – Green Party, Jefferson, Maine; Tatyana Olson – Diplomatic School, Washington D.C.; Dr. Lewis E. Patrie – Western N.N. Physicians for Social Responsibility, Asheville, North Carolina; Rosalie Paul – Greater Brunswick PeaceWorks, Maine; Patricia Patterson – Retired International Mission Executive, United Methodist Church, Claremont, California; Tina Phillips – Brunswick, Maine; Charles R. Powell – President, Veterans For Peace, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Brian Noyes Pulling, M.Div. – Minister, Social Worker,Peace& Social Justice Organizer, South Carolina; Megan Rice SHCJ – Transform Now Plowshares, Washington, D.C.; Coleen Rowley – Retired FBI agent, former Legal Counsel, Minneapolis Division, Minnesota; Kathleen Russell – NeedtoKnow; Lisa Savage – Maine Natural Guard, Solon, Maine; Adria Scharf – Richmond Peace Education Center, Richmond, Virginia; Susan Schuurman – Albuquerqui Center for Peace and Justice; Richard D. Seifert – Fairbanks Peace Center, Fairbanks, Alaska; Diane Shammas, Ph.D – Shammas Group, Laguna Beach, California; Ruth Sheridan – Anchorage, Alaska; Alice Slater – Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, New York, New York; Anne Slater – President, U.S. Section of Radical Women; Gar Smith – Co-founder, Environmentalists Against War; Director, Academic Publishing, California; Jean Sommer – Peace Action, Cleveland, Ohio; Michael Springmann – "Visas for Al Qaeda: CIA Handouts That Rocked The World *, "Washington, D.C.; Mary Beth Sullivan – Greater Brunswick PeaceWorks, Bath, Maine; David Swanson – Director, WorldBeyondWar.org; Author, "War Is A Lie," Charlottesville, Virginia; George Szamuely – Global Policy Institute, London Metropolitan University; Wil Van Natta – Reality News Radio, Riviera Beach, Florida; Mazeda Akter Uddin – SouthAsian Fund for Education, Scholarship * Training; Virginia People's Assembly for Jobs, Peace & Justice – Virginia; Steve Wagner – Lake Merritt Neighbors Organized for Peace *, Oakland, California; Karen Wainberg – Great Brunswick PeaceWorks, Maine; William H. Warrick III, MD – Veterans for Peace, Gainesville, Florida; Dave Welsh – Delegate, San Francisco Labor Council, San Francisco, California; Phil Wilayto – Editor, The Virginia Defender, Richmond, Virginia; Julia Williams – Green Party of Michigan; Johnny E. Williams – Trinity College *; Mike Wisniewski – Los Angeles Catholic Worker, California; Rowan Wolf – Uncommon Thought Journal, Portland, Oregon; Kristina Wolff – Veterans for Peace, Maine; Women Against Military Madness (WAMM) – Minneapolis, Minnesota; Russell Wray – Citizens Opposing Active Sonar Threats (COAST), Hancock, Maine; Sandra Yeager – Millersville University *, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Christl Meyer – Amnesty International *, Vienna
Dr. Ronald F. Price, OAM –La Trobe University, Emeritus Scholar *; Melbourne Radical Women
Tamara Lorincz – Canadian Voice of Women for Peace, Saanichton, British Columbia; Hamilton Coalition To Stop The War – Hamilton; Roza Husseini – Student of PACE at University of Winnipeg, Manitoba; Rev. Wm. J. Hutton – Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; Amir M. Maasoumi – Palestinians & Jews United for Peace & Against Occupation (PAJU), Montreal, Quebec; Mobilization Against War & Occupation (MAWO) – Vancouver, British Columbia; Nicolas Royer-Artuso – Laval University *, Montreal, Quebec; Marguerite Warner – Peace Alliance Winnipeg, Manitoba; Doug Lang – Vancouver Co-Operative Radio, Vancouver
Vaclav Exner – KSČM, Alterantiva zdola, Praha
Ernst Mecke, Ph.D. – Helsinki, Finland
Csizmazia Alexis – Université Paris Est Creteil, Paris; Arlette Cavillon – Mouvement de la Paix *; Oranus Ravar – Aix-en-Provence; Guenter Schenk – CJACP, Strasbourg
Judith Dellheim – Zukunftskonvent, Berlin; Dr. Henry Stahl – Bund für Soziale Verteidigung, Eschwege, Hessen;
Narayana Rao – All India Peace & Solidarity Organization, Nagpur
John Kelly – Mullingar, County Westmeath; June Kelly – County Westmeath; Paul O'Brien – People Against War Network; Trevor Joyce – Aosdana Cork; Margaretta D'Arcy – WIMA
Arrigo Colombo – Movimento per la società di giustizia, Lecce, Puglia; U.S. Citizens Against War – Florence; Aldo Bernardini – Partito Comunista, Italia, Rome; Anna Farkas – U.S. Citizens for Peace & Justice – Rome
Yasuaki – Matsumoto *, Japan; Akira Asada – Takarzuka, Hyougo, Japan; Kouichi Toyoshima – The Janan Scientists\ Association, Fukuoka branch
Mohamad Safa – Khiam Rehabilitation Center for Victims of Torture
Dr. Chandra Muzaffar – President, International Movement for a Just World
Ethelia Ruiz Medrano – National Institute of Anthropology and History, Mexico *, Mexico
Khalid Ahmed Chaudry – Ambassador & Deputy Chairman, Supreme Council of the International Human Rights Commission *, The Hague
Dewald Wilhelm Scholtz – Pretoria, Gauteng Province
Choi Sung-Hee – Gangjeong Village International Team, Jeju Island; Regina Pyon Yeon-shik – Korean House for International Solidarity, Seoul
Oriane Peschoux – UN, Geneva
Purpose Osamwony – Smiles Africa International
Julie Webb-Pullman – Independent Journalist and Activist; Kay Weir – Editor, Pacific Ecologist, Pacific Institute of Resource Management, Wellington; Wellington Zapatista Support Group
Alexander Ionov & Anastasia Promskaya – The Anti-Globalization Movement of Russia
Agneta Norberg – Swedish Peace Council, Stockholm; Einar Schlereth – Retired Journalist / Translator / Writer, Klavreström, Kronoberg; Aaron Tovish – Executive Adviser, Mayors for Peace, Stockholm; Agneta Norberg – Chair, Swedish Peace Council; Aaron Tovish – "Cities are not targets!" Project of Mayors for Peace
Allen L. Jasson – RightOfChoice.com, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire; John Pilger – Two-time winner of Britain's Journalist of the Year Award; Angie Zelter – Reforest the Earth; Giles Shorter – CP (M-L) of Great Britain; Susan Morris – Glasgow, Scotland
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This statement was initiated by the United National Antiwar Coalition (www.UNACpeace.org), a broad coalition of peace and justice organizations in the United States. UNAC encourages the circulation of this petition among human rights organizations all over the world. Please send all new endorsements to: UNAC, PO Box 123, Delmar, NY 12054 USA; Email: UNACpeace@gmail.com
"You are at the UN meeting. Not in your jungle"
Fact.International – March 21, 2016
"A conference 'Ukraine: Maidan, ODESSA – two years later' was held today in Geneva. It took place in the UN in Palais des Nations. Mr. Amir Forotan, director of the Human Rights Agency, moderated event. The conference turned to be a new field of confrontation between the Ukrainian pro-coup activists and their opponents and victims."
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