Self-care is as much about us as individuals as it is about the relationships we center our lives around. The two most important needs we have as humans are to know that we belong and that we matter. So often we skip over these two incredibly important needs with our most important people (think spouse, partner, best friend, small group, etc.) because we think we should just know that we belong and matter. When we doubt these truths, oftentimes we make up that it says something bad about us that we need reminding.
Can I let you in on a secret? None of us outgrow the need to know that we are loved and liked. Sure, the need to constantly be reassured that we are loved can come from a place of insecurity and shame. I'd like to shed light on the truth that naming and owning we do need encouragement, affirmation, accountability, etc is a huge sign of health. It's an easy way to practice self-care with yourself and your loved ones too.
A friend of mine first turned me on to these six, magical little questions several years ago. The space these questions unlocked always left us feeling more connected and more aware of one another. We were better able to care for each other and found that when conflicts did arise, we could move through them with much more ease. Asking these six questions became a regular practice in our friendship. Since then, I've implemented dialogue around these questions with my husband. They are a great reset button if either of us is in a funk or if we feel we haven't connected emotionally in some time.
The beauty of these questions is they are really clear ways to open the doors to having hard conversations, accepting responsibility, and practicing vulnerability. I consider these questions to be a lovely form of self-care. Self-care is not just bubble baths and face masks. Self-care is a practice of holistic, integrated living with ourselves, others, and the world around us. I want to do everything in my power to care for all facets of my life well.
These six questions are a practical way to do relational self-care.
A huge part of healing with any type of sexual abuse or addiction is building and experiencing emotional intimacy. That's where we go back to the importance of those needs to belong and to matter. In essence, we first need to know we are going to be loved for exactly who we are and then it's safe to begin building on sexual intimacy. More often than not, the sexual part happens before the emotional part.
Regardless of where you are, these six questions offer a doorway into creating a "home" between the two of you that is safe, secure, inviting, and intimate.
One way to look at it is, the "cozier" the home you two build, the "cozier" the intimacy. Doing relational self-care as a regular practice creates a strong foundation. It builds supported and secured walls that section off different rooms of our "stories." When we get to understand relational preferences, we get to decorate and furnish the home in a way that is pleasing to both of us!
Let's put some emotional guard rails up and then we can get down to it!
I will offer a few suggestions that may help you create intentional time to care for you and your relationships well. Something you may want to consider is that there is no right way or wrong way to do this. There's the way that works best for you and your person. And there's likely a whole lot of ways that don't work best. Be flexible, be willing to let it be awkward, and understand that relationships don't change overnight.
First: Put it on the calendar before it happens.
There is nothing that drives my husband crazier than when I casually unload a very intense question, topic, or thought on him the moment he walks in the door. The second worst time I can do this is in the middle of the workday via text. This thrills him to no end. (Insert sarcasm font here.) I've definitely had to work on my timing in our marriage and for the sake of our marriage. It's never been a strong suit of mine. That need not be an excuse because there's no time like the present to start being mindful of this. It's never too late to learn the art of tactfulness.
I'd kindly offer up the suggestion that most people do best when they aren't caught off guard. Crazy, I know. So if this connection and intimacy stuff tickles your fancy, might I propose you text your person and invite them to be a part of this too?
A good rule of thumb is that anytime we are entering into another person's story, we always take our shoes off.
Metaphorically speaking, inviting someone to engage in heart work is very much sacred ground and you want to be intentional, honoring, and respectful from the get-go.
Second. Put a time limit on it.
Maybe this isn't your first rodeo into the wild, wild heartlands. However, this may be your partners or small groups first time to do it together. Vulnerability comes fairly naturally to me. I thrive off intense conversations. I didn't always consider that some people might not find the same joy as I do out of emotional scuba diving. In fact, it can wear some of them out.
Therapeutically speaking, I often tell my clients there is a reason counseling is only once a week for fifty minutes. Emotional intensity can be a lot to handle and that doesn't need to be anything you apologize for! You just are where you are at the moment. Like most things, you can work up a tolerance for more, but you've got to start somewhere.
Talk with your person and ask yourselves what seems like a reasonable amount of time to give to this activity. For some, thirty minutes is all you need. For the verbal processors of the world, you may need a little longer. I'd recommend giving yourself less time to start out with. This may be a new endeavor and honoring slow beginnings is a glorious place to be.
Set a timer and agree to stop whenever the timer starts to ding. If you made it through one question, great! If you got through half, fantastic! Building connection and intimacy is the goal, not completion. Going too slow can be a good thing in circumstances like this.
Lastly. Say out loud to each other that whatever y'all talk about won't be leaving this space.
Did you know that entire professions exists around the framework of confidentiality? And aren't we all grateful? The framework of my career rests on this pretense of confidentiality, which is why I take it so seriously. Safe places are hard to come by. When we find them, we want to be locked vaults for our people and their stories that we've been honored to receive.
Naming out loud that this conversation will go nowhere but the treasure chest of your hearts is a declarative and holy act of safety. Our words have power and hold us accountable. So please don't skip this step! Intimacy can't happen apart from safety.
Alrighty, ready for these six questions?! I think yes! Let's go!
F What are you feeling?
A Who can you affirm?
N What do you need?
G How are you doing with your relationship with God?
O What do you need to take ownership for?
S How are you doing in your sobriety?
If you notice, the acronym for these lovely six questions is FANGOS. Definitely not too hard to remember!
Feeling known is just as much about confessing the struggles as it is celebrating the wins.
These six questions to build relational self-care are a way to do that.
One of the many reasons I love these questions is that it makes taking responsibility, confessing struggles, and celebrating wins a common practice in your relationships. The more you spend time in the land of vulnerability, the more comfortable you get there. That means it's a little easier to go there in the future when things will come up.
The beauty of vulnerability is that on the other side of it, is freedom and safety. And if there are two things I want for you and your relationships, it would be those two.
Cheers to the hard work of relational self-care and the holy reckoning of building intimate, connecting, and strong relationships!
I'd encourage you to take action right now!
Text your partner, your person, your best friend and set up a relational self-care date!
Screenshot or save the image above with all six of the relational self-care questions on one screen so you can have them handy.
Show up, tell the truth, and trust that in simply telling the truth you are changing your relational dynamics to be more vulnerable, honest, and free!


Every family has house rules that help to build responsibility, trust, and safety for those we love. It helps children grow up to be responsible citizens that respect laws, other people's property, and treat others with kindness and respect. It is important to make sure your children know what those rules are and what consequences will take place if those rules are broken. Here are a few suggestions regarding keeping your kids and home drug-free.
Promote the concept that being drug free is the norm in your home.
Be sure to provide clear and consistent expectations for behavior.
Most importantly, provide consequences for breaking the rules and do not forget to acknowledge or provide a reward for following the rules!
Recognize the good as much as possible so their positive behavior is acknowledged and rewarded.
Make it known to other parents that your home is safe, healthy, and drug-free.
Ensure that all gatherings for youth in your home are actively supervised by responsible adults and do not send your kids over to someone else's house if they do not have the same house rules.
Be available and welcome a call or communication from other parents.
When your children have friends over, be sure that visitors understand that you have house rules you expect them to follow.
Let them know there will be no possession, serving, or use of alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs in your home or on your property.
Be sure to let young visitors know that you will be in regular contact with their parents.
If you have any question or concern about your child visiting a particular home, make your home the "home-base" for fun. Be the house that the kids want to hang out in, where love and safety abound. If you are warm and welcoming to your children's friends and parents, then your home will be the spot where kids will want to hang. Be THAT parent and not only will you help keep your own child safe, but also you will be a positive influence in the lives of children that may be at-risk.


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Behind The Scenes: Here Comes the Teacher
by Staff Writer | June 1, 2008
A few days after ISSE Long Beach, Lisa came to our studio to do the nails for this month's cover.
Lisa Wong has been a nail tech for more than 20 years and a CND Education Ambassador for just over half that time. She's made it her mission to teach, guide, and motivate students to become successful in the nail industry. She even went back to school to get her instructor's license and she's taught several graduating classes. "There is nothing I enjoy more than teaching students the craft that has been my life's passion," says Wong, who lives in Vista, Calif. "This is what encouraged me to receive my instructor's license and further a career in teaching. My hope is to instill the drive and passion into those I teach as they go out and make a lifelong career."
Nail tech Lisa Wong instructs trade show attendees in the CND booth — this is where you'll find her most often.
You can often find Lisa at CND's booth at trade shows all over the country, doing demos and teaching classes on the company's latest technologies. Her favorite subject to teach? Liquid-and-powder enhancements. When she's not traveling to shows or teaching classes you can find Lisa at home with her 16-year-old daughter, (which is a "full-time job on its own," she says), or filling in for instructors at a local cosmetology school. She's hoping to eventually parlay that into a part-time job.
We asked Lisa to come up with a subtle French Twist design (you know, a spin-off of the traditional pink-and-white look), and we loved this swirling pattern she came up with. (She even sculpted moons!) We think this design could look great on brides and create a more unique pink-and-white feel.
Here's how you can do these nails:
1. Prep nails.
2. Apply Performance Tips in natural.
3. Mix Soft White and Silver Shimmer for the tip. To achieve the smile line with a twist, use the tip of a size 10 brush to get the detail of the little twist. Sculpt it high enough so that when you apply the pink over the top, you can file down and it won't file into the white.
4. Sculpt the lunula (moon) with the same Soft White mixture.
5. Apply the body of the nail with a mixture of Neutral Opaque, Perfect Pink, Metro Brown, and a hint of Copper and Silver Shimmer over the twist. Do not bring the pink up over the tip of the nail.
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6. File the nails to the desired shape with a Blizzard. Apply Solar Oil and buff with a Boomerang padded board to a high shine.
7. (optional) Apply a small silver bead in the middle of the silver swirl with top coat.
SECOND CALLING
You might recognize our makeup artist as nail tech and salon owner Maisie Dunbar. She got her makeup license in 2005 and launched her own line of cosmetics, Bluffa Jo Cosmetics (www.bluffajo.com) last fall. So what does the name mean? "A Bluffa Jo is a local Liberian (West Africa) term that describes a fashion-conscious person who possesses style, class, and exudes confidence," Maisie says on her website. "She never leaves home without looking her absolute best. A Bluffa Jo constantly invests in items or events that celebrate and embrace her inner and outer beauty."
For more information on CND products, visit their website at www.cnd.com. For more information on Bluffa Jo products, visit www.bluffajo.com.
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Mystic Meg and attacking Iraq
peacemonkey | 28.02.2002 11:00
MEDIA LENS: Correcting for the distorted vision of the corporate media
In a recent article, Nick Cohen commented on the rationale behind the extraordinary media obsession with predicting the future. Cohen compares BBC journalists with TV crystal ball-gazer, Mystic Meg:
"Instead of being honest, broadcasters pose as sooth sayers. No one can accuse them of possessing views of their own. They are merely omniscient. They see the future and impartially report back on what it looks like.
....Although it is often just silly, Mystic Meggery does have the malign effect of promoting passivity. It denies that how citizens react and behave can change the course of events. Political battles are scarcely worth fighting. The future is fixed and there's nothing you can do. Except switch off. Which, as political journalists are discovering, is what audiences are doing in their hundreds of thousands." (Cohen, 'The future's looking bleak for the Mystic Megs of the BBC,' the Observer, February 24, 2002)
A particularly grotesque example of what Cohen has in mind, was found in a recent Times editorial predicting a further massive US assault on Iraq:
"The United States is preparing to destroy the regime of Saddam Hussein. The timetable is flexible but will be dictated by America's strategic and military readiness and by nothing else, certainly not by righteous whimperings from Brussels to Berlin. The goal is fixed." ('To Free Iraq Blair must prepare party and country for military action,' the Times, February 15, 2002)
The print and broadcast media are full of similar declarations of the inevitability (and implied or stated justifiability) of an attack. The Guardian's Middle East editor, Brian Whitaker, even moves on from the possibility of an attack to consider likely "post-Saddam" scenarios:
"The most probable military scenario starts with a massive American bombardment of Saddam's power base - and especially those who protect him, such as the Republican Guard. Once that is under way, the hope is that opposition forces or his own guards will strike the fatal blow. But the US is not going to spend billions removing Saddam just to let some disaffected Republican Guard officer or a member of Saddam's Tikriti clan proclaim himself president." (Whitaker, 'After Saddam - The US is now determined to oust the Iraqi leader, but who will take his place?', the Guardian, February 23, 2002)
Whitaker delivers his Mystic Meg predictions in a deadpan, unemotional style - his concern is to describe likely strategies, power-plays and outcomes. He writes throughout as though the moral and legal legitimacy of a US assault were nothing to do with him, even though he is writing a comment piece, and even though he is Middle East editor, not realpolitik editor. There is no reference in his article to the hundreds of thousands of victims of earlier US/UK attacks and sanctions. There is not one word of compassion or concern for the inevitable victims of another onslaught.
There is, for example, no mention of former UN Humanitarian Coordinator, Denis Halliday, or his successor, Hans von Sponeck, who resigned in 1998 and 2000, respectively, describing sanctions as "genocidal". According to the Guardian Unlimited website, in some 130 articles on Iraq since 1998 (as of February 24, 2002), Whitaker has apparently made no reference to either Halliday or von Sponeck, and he has made no reference to the term used by them, "genocide", in relation to the situation in Iraq. That is, the Middle East editor of the Guardian - our most lauded liberal defender of democracy against brutal and corrupt power - appears to have made no reference to highly credible accusations that our government is responsible for genocide against the people of Iraq. But then the Guardian and Observer have managed only 14 and 16 references to Halliday and von Sponeck, respectively, since September 1, 1998 (including mentions in letters). That is, they have all but ignored and buried their important accusations beneath the vast mountain of references to, and quotes from, US/UK government supporters of sanctions.
Let's consider a tiny fraction of the information that the Guardian's Middle East editor might have considered important in appraising the prospects of a further attack on Iraq:
Under the 88,500 tons of bombs (the equivalent of seven Hiroshimas) that followed the launch of the air campaign on January 17, 1991, and the ground attack that followed, fully 150,000 Iraqi troops and 50,000 civilians were killed. By contrast the allies lost 148 troops (many to 'friendly fire'). Not one B52 was bit, nor a single Abrams tank.
Iraq's entire civilian economic infrastructure was targeted and largely destroyed under the rain of bombs. All of Iraq's eleven major electrical power plants as well as 119 substations were destroyed - 90 percent of electricity generation was out of service within hours, within days all power generation in the country had ceased. Eight multi-purpose dams were repeatedly hit and destroyed. This wrecked flood control, municipal and industrial water storage, irrigation and hydroelectric power. Four of Iraq's seven major water pumping stations were destroyed. Fourteen central telephone exchanges were irreparably damaged with 400,000 of the 900,000 telephone lines being destroyed. Twenty-eight civilian hospitals and 52 community health centres were hit. Allied bombs damaged 676 schools, with 38 being totally destroyed. Historic sites were not immune - 25 mosques were damaged in Baghdad alone and 321 more around the country. Seven textile factories sustained damage, as did five construction facilities, four car assembly plants and three chlorine plants. A major hypodermic syringe factory was destroyed. All major cement plants were hit along with various clothes and cosmetic factories, and so on. Bus and train stations were hit, civilian cars, buses and lorries were regularly strafed on roads across Iraq.
Despite all of this, Whitaker writes casually:
"The outcome of the struggle for power in Iraq will have an impact on all its immediate neighbours and far beyond. That is no reason for leaving Saddam to fester, but military plans need to be backed up with clear political plans. It is not enough to hope that everything will turn out fine on the night."
It is remarkable that Whitaker makes no mention of the actual and potential impact on Iraq's civilian population. The consequences for Iraq's neighbouring countries may not be sufficient reason to question "military plans" but the impact on the human beings who live in Iraq surely is.
Consider, after all, the summary of the consequences of the 1991 attack by Eric Hoskins - a Canadian doctor and coordinator of a Harvard study team on Iraq. The allied bombardment, he says, "effectively terminated everything vital to human survival in Iraq - electricity, water, sewage systems, agriculture, industry and health care..." (Quoted Mark Curtis, The Ambiguities of Power, Zed Books, 1995)
In considering what may well be a repeat of this horror, Whitaker writes, "It is not enough to hope that everything will turn out fine on the night."
He notes that the US is "tired of being trapped in the quagmire over sanctions and weapons inspections in Iraq".
Iraq, too, is tired. According to Unicef, the United Nations Children's Fund, 4,000 more children under five are dying every month in Iraq than would have died before Western sanctions were imposed. Over the eleven years that these sanctions have been in place, 600,000 extra children under five are estimated to have died. Hans von Sponeck said in January:
"Eleven years of a self-serving US policy of economic sanctions against Iraq have not removed Saddam Hussein, the ally of the 1980s, but destroyed a society and caused the death of thousands, young and old. Evidence of the damage attributable to sanctions is contained in many reports of reputable international organizations. To say this is not to overlook human rights violations carried out by the Iraqi authorities. National lawlessness, however, is no justification for international lawlessness. The International Bill of Human Rights and other international law in the case of Iraq have simply been ignored, creating conditions of double punishment for innocent civilians." (Hans von Sponeck, former UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Iraq. 'There are Alternatives to a Military Option', Counter Punch, January 10, 2002)
By contrast, Whitaker wrote in 2001:
"We have had more than 10 years of sanctions and, as Bush's son prepares for his move to the White House, western policy towards Iraq is in a mess. Iraq, too, is in a mess - partly as a result of sanctions but mainly as a result of Saddam Hussein." ('Saddam: serpent in the Garden of Eden - The Gulf war exposed western hypocrisy and made a hero of a tyrant', Whitaker, the Guardian, January 12, 2001)
It is an all but unvarying theme of mainstream reporting to assert that sanctions do not bear prime responsibility for the mass death of Iraqis.
Consider David Loyn of the BBC, who said that the aim of "smart sanctions" was "to focus sanctions better on oil and weapons and to try to win back [sic] the propaganda war... Hundreds of thousands have died of disease, malnutrition, and the effects of the war a decade ago. Britain and America argue that food and medicine have never been prevented from coming in. But sanctions are now being reviewed." (David Loyn, BBC 10 O'clock News, February 20, 2001)
Consider John Draper of ITN:
"The idea now is targeted or 'smart' sanctions to help ordinary people while at the same time preventing the Iraqi leader from blaming the West for the hardships they're suffering. Ministers say Saddam Hussein has $11 thousand million dollars for food, but which he's holding back because of the sanctions regime." (John Draper, ITN, 10:30 News, February 20, 2001)
Consider Gaby Rado of Channel 4 News:
"As if the malnutrition and sickness of Iraqi children weren't bad enough of themselves, their plight has become a tool of propaganda. Saddam Hussein and those who don't admire him but feel that the sanctions imposed on his regime since the Gulf War ten years ago are a blunt pointless weapon have for some time been winning the public relations war - sanctions weren't perceived to be working." (Rado, Channel 4 News, May 17, 2001)
Rado's report quoted Toby Dodge of the Royal Institute of International Affairs:
"I think it's a recognition that the ideological battle around sanctions has been lost. I think the Iraqi government has successfully placed the blame firmly at the door of the United States and the United Kingdom for the suffering of the Iraqi population." (ibid)
Remarkably, then, all of these 'liberal' media have given the impression that a "propaganda war" has been fought between Iraq and the US/UK. There was nothing, after all, to stop them from quoting Denis Halliday, who actually +ran+ the UN's 'oil for food' programme in Iraq, before resigning, declaring the programme "genocidal". Halliday has said this of the idea that the Iraqi regime, not sanctions, are to blame for the mass death of Iraqis:
"There's no basis for that assertion at all. The Secretary-General has reported repeatedly that there is no evidence that food is being diverted by the government in Baghdad. We have 150 observers on the ground in Iraq. Say a wheat shipment comes in from god knows where, in Basra, they follow the grain to some of the mills, they follow the flour to the 49,000 agents that the Iraqi government employs for this programme, then they follow the flour to the recipients and even interview some of the recipients - there is no evidence of diversion of foodstuffs whatever ever in the last two years. The Secretary-General would have reported that." (Interview with David Edwards, March 2000)
When asked why it was that medicines were failing to reach Iraqi civilians, Halliday said:
"Because Washington, and to a lesser extent London, have deliberately played games through the Sanctions Committee with this programme for years - it's a deliberate ploy. For the British Government to say that the quantities involved for vaccinating kids are going to produce weapons of mass destruction, this is just nonsense. That's why I've been using the word 'genocide', because this is a deliberate policy to destroy the people of Iraq. I'm afraid I have no other view at this late stage." (ibid)
Is this propaganda?
Whitaker continues:
"In normal times, the world cares little about what happens inside Afghanistan, so long as it keeps its politics to itself. Iraq, on the other hand, is a major oil producer and central to Middle East politics. The outcome of the struggle for power in Iraq will have an impact on all its immediate neighbours and far beyond. That is no reason for leaving Saddam to fester, but military plans need to be backed up with clear political plans. It is not enough to hope that everything will turn out fine on the night."
What 'world' is Whitaker talking about when he says the 'world' cares about Iraq because it is a major oil producer and central to the politics of the region. It seems clear that he is referring to the state-corporate titans who control Western policy, the people to whom writer Charles Glass was referring when he wrote:
"The United States has one strategic interest in the Middle East: oil. Everything else is gravy, sentiment, rhetoric... American transnational corporations do not care about Israeli settlers and their biblical claims, Palestinians who are losing their land and water, Kurds who are caught stateless between gangsters in Baghdad and Tehran [and Ankara], victims of war or torture in Sudan, Afghanistan, Algeria, South Lebanon [Saudi Arabia, Israel, Kuwait, Turkey]..." (Glass, New Statesman, November 15, 1996)
As with Draper and Loyn, it appears that the 'world' that counts for Whitaker is the 'world' of the powerful and wealthy - the 'world' that so many journalists move in and out of in their pursuit of lucrative employment; the 'world' from which broadsheet editors gain 75 percent of their revenues, and in which their proprietors and parent companies build their global empires. It is the 'world' in which former Press Complaints Commission chairman, Lord Wakeham, made a vast fortune by directing 16 companies.
But is this really the world? And even if it were, should its opinions be reported as though everything else truly were "gravy", as though such opinions are something other than murderously cruel and inhuman? Should we not perhaps challenge the cynical view of this 'world', rather than report its views as those that matter?
Who is to say that launching violent military assaults on already crushed Third World countries is such an obviously beneficial thing to do? What if it entrenches the forces of greed, cruelty and cynicism in the world, our own countries included? What if it reinforces the power and standing of the arms manufacturers, the oil producers, the state retail terrorists at home, the (al-Qaeda-style) retail terrorists abroad, and all the other crazily irresponsible and repressive elements of global society? What if it promotes an increase in inequality, intolerance, hatred, and a decrease in compassion, love, and respect for others. Who is to say that military action of the kind being considered yet again is not a long-term moral and practical disaster even for the victors, regardless of any short-term gain? Who is to say that these things are not worthy of discussion?
Why is it the job of the Guardian's Middle East editor to present the views of the murderously cynical and callous as the 'world'? Why could the views of the 'world' worth reporting not be the views of Denis Halliday, Hans von Sponeck, Milan Rai, John Pilger, Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Edward Herman, Ramsey Clark, Felicity Arbuthnot, Anthony Arnove, Michael Albert, and countless others?
Why is it the job of the media to tell us what people with vested interests, with clear ties to ruthless profit-grabbing fossil fuel and armaments industries, are planning to do? Why does the Guardian's Middle East editor not report what opponents of these people - activists motivated not by greed or power but by compassion - are trying to do to stop yet more slaughter? Why is this not news?
The reason, of course, is not hard to divine: the corporate media, camouflaged by the occasional gesture to honesty and truth, is allied to the same vested interests on which it reports. It belongs to the same hard-hearted, self-interested system that is wrecking our world for short-term gain.
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It's all the same, the corporate regime started with Locke and came to America, and continues to this day. News orgs'll never go against the masters that feed them. It's too broke to fix, let it go and hate it til it dies, which it will.


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Changes for casuals – update on your working rights for young people
This participant-driven webinar explains the changes to the law relating to casual employees – be empowered with the information you need to stand up for your own rights at work!
Presented by JobWatch
Consent, sexting, sex offences and sexual harassment
This webinar for teenagers and young adults under 25 explores the laws about consent, sexting, sex offences and sexual harassment.
Presented by Youthlaw
Courts and technology
In this webinar, a panel of judges and a member of the County Court's Technology Team explores the use of technology within the County Court.
Presented by County Court of Victoria
Courts and the media
In this webinar, a panel of judges and members of the County Court's Media Team explores the relationship between media and the court.
Cross-examine a barrister
Have you ever wanted to be the one to put the tough questions to a barrister? Here is your chance to ask those questions to a panel of barristers.
Presented by Victorian Bar
Discrimination in the workplace for CALD youths
This webinar for young people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds will explore what to do if faced with discrimination at work.
Presented by Lander & Rogers
Exposing corruption – how IBAC handles corruption complaints
Find out how IBAC, Victoria's independent anti-corruption agency, prevents and exposes public sector corruption and police misconduct.
Presented by The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC)
How mediation changed due to COVID-19
Hear from a panel of mediators who deal with neighbourhood, rent and building disputes about the recent changes to mediation, including the new technology introduced due to COVID.
Presented by Dispute Settlement Centre Victoria
Image-based abuse and young people
Image-based abuse occurs when an intimate photograph, video or image is shared (or threatened to be shared) without the consent of the person pictured. This webinar discusses image-based abuse of young people and what to do if you're a victim. The session incorporates an interactive quiz.
Presented by Deakin Law School
Maintaining trust in Victoria's integrity system
Learn how the Victorian Inspectorate's unique role in Australia helps to provide a voice for those interacting with organisations such as the Victorian Ombudsman and IBAC.
Presented by Victorian Inspectorate
Making our courts more compassionate, one dog at a time
Giving evidence in court is one of the most stressful events that a person can experience. Meet Lucy and Kiki, the court dogs who provide comfort and emotional support to people of all ages.
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Mental illness and the law
In this VCE Legal Studies session, a panel of judges and a member of the County Court's Integrated Services Program explore mental illness and the law.
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Find out how the Coroners Court of Victoria works to prevent unnecessary deaths in the community and what is involved in the coronial process when alcohol-related deaths occur.
Presented by Coroners Court of Victoria and Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine
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What do jurors in trials involving sexual offences think of the sentences ultimately imposed? Find out what the National Jury Study revealed about jurors' views and the factors driving community concerns with the sentencing of these offences.
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This session explores the role and functions of the VLRC and its current enquiry into stalking.
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Learn how human rights are protected and promoted in Victoria by the Victorian Ombudsman and the courts.
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What's in a sentence
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The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Multiply. Report drug and alien smuggling. Florida is a state in the southeastern United States that is bordered by Alabama and Georgia … US still hasn't reunited 666 children after border family separations. Who are the characters in the story of all over the world by vicente rivera jr? CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico — Tania Bonilla arrived in this Mexican border city on Wednesday determined to apply for asylum in the United States. Read more about Careers with the Border Patrol. But they are stopping drivers with license tags from other states. Like other female activists working to end femicide in the border city, Castillo was tortured and killed in 2011. Temporary import permits for cars registered in the United States are needed in order to drive beyond the border zones in Mexico. Essential travel between the two countries is still allowed. Mexico is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea to the east. Sanjuana Medina is our Independence Day Contest Winner! Is evaporated milk the same thing as condensed milk? Trump promised to build a "big, beautiful wall" along the 2,000-mile southern border (and make Mexico pay for it) as part of a presidential campaign permeated by anti-immigration sentiments. The great wall on the U.S.-Mexico border that President Donald Trump promised on … The border traverses a variety of terrains, ranging from urban areas to deserts. Mexico is located in North America and is bordered by the United States to the north and Belize and Guatemala to the south. This means that citizens are able to fly back and forth between the two countries. Each state or territory has their own entry requirements. New York quarantine list updated: New Mexico… She will have her…, New Year's Day Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Presidents' Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor…, This video from USCIS provides a description of the naturalization process, in American Sign Language.…, American Tribute, project of the Texas non-profit corporation FCM Enterprises, Inc. It is the tenth-longest border between two countries in the world. The Gadsden Purchase helped the United States get the land it needed to expand the southern railroad. Warning: it's Illegal to Carry Firearms or Ammo into Mexico. Townspeople block road to beach resort popular with US tourists as cases surge in states including Arizona The Mexico–United States border is the most frequently crossed border in the world, with approximately 350 million documented crossings annually. The Mexico–United States border (Spanish: frontera México–Estados Unidos) is an international border separating Mexico and the United States, extending from the Pacific Ocean in the west to the Gulf of Mexico in the east. Banjercito … The line was later extended to form the border between the State of New Mexico and Oklahoma. The United States will keep its borders with Mexico and Canada closed for another month for all non-essential travel, the acting US homeland security chief said Monday. US politics. But her words live on, as grassroots organizations continue to quote Castillo while they work towards bringing an end to the seemingly infinite murders of women in the United States and Mexico's border towns. The Trump administration is limiting nonessential travel on the US-Mexico border and barring migrants illegally crossing the border from entering the US. US-Mexico border. Permits are enforced when driving approximately 20 kilometers into Mexico. The rest of the border between Mexico and the United States is composed of a vast expanse of land from New Mexico to California. A gap in the U.S.-Mexico border fence is pictured in El Paso, Texas, Jan. 17, 2017. The United States' land borders between Canada and Mexico will remain closed to all non-essential travel until Nov. 21, the U.S. The US-Mexico land border closure was again extended until December 21, 2020. Inter state form of sales tax income tax? You'll find information that is helpful for Untied States Citizenship. November 23, 2020 COVID-19 Related Travel Restrictions across the U.S. The border between the United States and Mexico is about 1,900 miles long and spans four U.S. states— Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Texas. These restrictions are temporary and went into effect on March 21, 2020. The country of Mexico borders the United States to the southwest. Americas. The Naturalization Process: Becoming a United States Citizen (ASL). State and territory border closures due to COVID-19. Individuals engaged in lawful cross-border trade (e.g., truck drivers supporting the movement of cargo between the United States and Mexico); Individuals engaged in official government travel or diplomatic travel; Members of the U.S. Armed Forces, and the spouses and children of members of the U.S. Armed Forces, returning to the United States; and There is no border crossing point between Baja California and Arizona, those seeking to make the journey must go through California. How long does it take to cook a 23 pound turkey in an oven? Here's what you need to know. There are 5 states that border the Gulf of Mexico. Of the 50 states in the United States, forty-eight are contiguous, meaning … "It's very important to become a US Citizen, to obtain those rights, participate here in…, Jesús Chávez won the American Tribute Contest and became a US Citizen! The border between Oklahoma and New Mexico was established after Congress hammered out an agreement in 1850 establishing the western border of the State of Texas at the 103rdmeridian. Which states border New Mexico? They are Texas, Now he talks…, Our Independence Day Contest Winner is Sanjuana Medina of Midland, Texas!! Travel every mile of the border with an interactive digital map that includes 360-degree video and shows all border fencing. Call (956) 542-5811 in the U.S., 001800-0105237 from Mexico. Quick Civics Lessons for the Naturalization Test. The U.S. borders with Canada and Mexico will stay closed to nonessential travel through Nov. 21. What is the setting of the tale of Tonyo the Brave? At the moment, there are no air restrictions between the United States and Mexico. You must answer correctly six (6) of the 10 questions to pass the civics test. The United States established the border with Mexico after the Mexican-American War and the Gadsden Purchase in 1853. Florida. For border crossing information, tune into the port of entry's Loop Radio on 1620 AM. The four US states that border Mexico, with their respective border lengths are, from west to east: There are four states that border Mexico. Does pumpkin pie need to be refrigerated? The entire borderline stretches for about 372.5 miles. There are nine border-crossing points all of which are in Sonora. Trump's border wall to be built by firm that praised him on Fox News. There are 100 civics (history and government) questions on the naturalization test. Who is the longest reigning WWE Champion of all time? The states that share a border with Mexico are California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Prohibited/Permissible Items. Shares helpful information in passing the test to become a U.S. Citizen, Vietnam veteran receives US citizenship 53 years after returning from war The United States bought this land for $10 million. Copyright © 2020 Multiply Media, LLC. New York State has also issued a quarantine order for visitors from hotspot states since the Canadian border closure was last extended. Some states and territories in Australia have closed their borders to non-essential travel due to COVID-19. Currently most policies are focused on the manpower, infrastructure, and security of the border itself. Mexico border towns try to stop Americans crossing amid Covid-19 fears. The U.S. border with Mexico is one of the busiest international borders in the world. The United States border with Mexico is a controversial topic that has been the subject of debate recently. They are California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. All Rights Reserved. How long will the footprints on the moon last? Part of the border is separated by a wall, a situation that has forced illegal migrants to seek entry along the Baboquivari Mountain and the Sonoran desert. The country covers approximately 1,220,606 square miles. #VietnamVeteran #NaturalizedUSCitizen #ImmigrationLaw #JeanneMoralesAttorney Permits are NOT needed in the Baja Peninsula. The U.S.-Mexican border is the world's busiest land border. The United States Border Patrol (USBP) is the United States Customs and Border Protection's federal law enforcement arm within the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS). What is to bolster as Battery is to torch? Borders with Canada and Mexico The United States will temporarily limit inbound land border crossings from Canada and Mexico to "essential travel". All Border Patrol agents spend 13 weeks in training at the Border Patrol Academy in Artesia, New Mexico, which is a component of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Those states are Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. The Border Patrol continues to operate an aggressive recruiting program to bring new Border Patrol agents into the government. Those who become a citizen through naturalization or inheritance can get their daily dose of required knowledge. This action does not prevent U.S. citizens from returning home. The U.S.-Canada border at Pittsburg, N.H., in 2017. The United States established the border with Mexico after the Mexican-American War and the Gadsden Purchase in 1853. Why don't libraries smell like bookstores? All articles acquired in Mexico must be declared. When did organ music become associated with baseball? Arizona, New Mexico, and California. Where can i find the fuse relay layout for a 1990 vw vanagon or any vw vanagon for the matter? The US-Mexican Border is the international border between the United States of America and the country of Mexico. What are the disadvantages of primary group? Homeland Security Department said Monday. During your naturalization interview, you will be asked up to 10 questions from the list of 100 questions. 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Warm up your oven to 300 degree F and rub a small splodge of butter within four ramekins to grease; set aside.
Heat the olive oil in a skillet and throw in the mushrooms to sauté for a minute, while stirring often, until they give out water.
Drain them into a bowl and set aside; throw away the cooking liquid.
Add a large knob of butter into the skillet and melt until it foams and turn golden brown.
Toss the garlic, shallots as well as pancetta strips into it and sauté for a minute before stirring in the mushrooms.
Sprinkle a dash of salt to season and continue to stir fry them for the next couple of minutes; remove from heat and set aside in a bowl to cool.
Spoon the cooled mushroom mixture into the greased ramekins and set aside.
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Beat in the cheese, egg yolks as well as milk until they are blended uniformly and season with a dash each of salt plus ground black pepper.
Spoon ¼ of it onto the mushrooms, in each ramekin and arrange them into a baking dish.
Pour in enough cold water so that they stand halfway along the side of the custard molds and bake in the hot oven for 25 minutes or until they are cooked through.
Remove from oven and set aside to cool the custards down to some extent.
Remove the baked custard from the ramekins and place one onto each serving plate.
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school and let's do business companies across the e.u. we're trying to predict how trade relations with britain will develop in the near future they're afraid business won't run as smoothly as it used to for aircraft manufacturer airbus a disorderly brags that would massively disrupt its supply chain. when an air bus takes off from the runway a big chunk of the european union takes off with it an airbus jet is a prime example of e.u. cooperation aviation group is located in germany france great britain and spain. production takes place across europe france as the largest operations with some forty eight thousand airbus employees across different sites germany is in second place with around forty four thousand workers in spain the aircraft manufacturer has thirteen thousand employees and almost eleven thousand five hundred people work for air bus in the u.k.
that's where the wings are made in addition around four thousand british companies supply parts to the company so what could happen and event of a hard break that who airbus still be able to manufacture in great britain at all and no deal brags it would be bad for business in the country in britain more than one hundred thousand people working for suppliers could be gravely affected the effects would also be devastating for air bus itself the group has been working on contingency measures for a long time according to airbus in the short term warehouses will be set up to secure the supply of the missing parts but a playmaker may have to build new factories in the long term their bus says it has invested fifteen million euros in preparing for a hard brags it but the real cost of bragg's it is still up in the air. more naanee eubanks have been announcing plans to move jump zone london to other financial centers across the european union once britain has officially left they
won't be able to conduct business inside the block from their london bases frankfurt as a balti media offensive to attract the bank is fleeing bragg's it. nice to meet you the name is. frank. frank. head of uni modern architect the video was posted online several months ago it's aimed at the family of the briggs it uprooted banker who's not so keen on moving away from a world class city like london or not like the british capital is europe's finance center and home to some of the world's biggest banks but to keep doing business with the e.u. will have to be located in the block and that means more than just a shingle on a door or a mailbox at least according to european regulators. it means moving personnel and capital about forty banks have already received a license in an e.u. city. a few of them went to dublin some to luxembourg and others to paris
but the vast majority around three quarters to frankfurt planning to actually believe you. were serious business. you're not easily convinced you better believe it. frankfurt is talking about ten thousand bricks that related positions moving over things could get tight in the banking quarter but the outlook for doing business in the e.u. still looks better there than from london. a study in the lancet medical journal has identified the diet scientists say we need to adopt to protect the planet and save millions of lives the result would see us radically change what we eat and the companies who feed us so you're ready to ditch red meat for shredded wheat. far far far less of this. and a whole lot more of this. if you want to save the planet and maybe even yourself you need to radically change the way you east that's the conclusion of
a study by the lancet medical journal whose authors say a dramatic dietary shift is needed to fight disease and save the environment so what they recommend the great food transformation with the people eating no more than thirteen grams of red meat a day or a burger a week an egg a day won't keep the doctor away for a week max eight of researchers and no more than one serving of dairy a day. not that kind are high. court. for everyone. but it's not just our health at risk the planet is to the global food system is the single largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world and the biggest reason for the loss of biodiversity and of course there are the billion dollar industries
behind the chief and sugary foods and drinks we consume campaigners are calling on them to do their part to staple disaster. the global population is expected to rise to ten billion by twenty fifty if our current consumption patterns don't change the future doesn't bode well at present two billion people in the world are eating too much unhealthy food another one billion are going hungry. if the world were to adopt the new nutrition guidelines it would mean radical changes for consumers and the food companies it's big business and it's dominated by just a handful of corporations topping the list of food giants is u.s. run cargo and annual turnover of nearly one hundred ten billion dollars the family owned businesses board range of food products includes grains oils and sugar is next up is nestlé from switzerland turn of ninety two billion the food beverage
company operates in one hundred eighty nine countries its products include powdered in liquid beverages milk products ice cream confectionery and water in third place is pepsi co the u.s. company has a turnover of sixty three and a half billion it wants to shift focus to more nutritious products in future if it's include producing added sugar saturated fetes fats sodium and other preservatives in its products. well u.s. retail a c. is has been saved from bankruptcy its chairman eddie lampert has won approval for a multibillion dollar plan to keep it afloat forty five thousand jobs and four hundred twenty five stores across the u.s. were on the line founded back in eighteen eighty six is had its heyday after the second world war and consumer spending rose but in recent times cut for competition from the likes of target and wal-mart as well as a hammering after the financial crisis has left the american retailers situation on
the brink of collapse. such a bank may not get the go ahead for a merger intended to reverse its ailing fortunes according to the reuters news agency regulators is no longer believe that his plan to merge with the fossil of domestic rival comments makes sense if confirmed the change of june would come as a blow to her as it seeks ways to revive growth and restore its battered image regulators reportedly believe the country's biggest bank needs a more powerful partner to help address its problems. as we mentioned earlier the financial sector readying for brakes it searching new headquarters in places like frankfurt dublin or paris one small fin tech startup headquartered in berlin went in the other direction it consciously decided to expand in britain and that's not
a decision it's found his regret. the founders of raisin want to offer depositors high interest rates so the internet platform lists offers from foreign banks like southern european banks based in malta in portugal which offer one point seven percent on fixed term deposits the start up as one more than one hundred sixty thousand customers since its launch in two thousand and twelve. it's active in seven countries including germany france and the netherlands. week despite the breaks that vote razan expanded to the u.k. in twenty seventeen. but i mean that's why great britain is the second largest savings market in europe and one of the most important countries when it comes to economic performance even when it comes to the european union as things stand today and so it was never a question whether we wanted to go to britain it was clear for us britain is a part of europe whether inside or outside the e.u.
what is the. reason founded a british subsidiary their employees hold british passports the local presence was expensive for the company but it now feels well prepared for brakes it whether british an e.u. leaders come to an agreement or not the company could even benefit from a hard break that. could potentially be very beneficial to the company why because it increases the interest rate which means people that go into the wholesale market would get a better return overall still customers are concerned depositors who have invested their money in british banks now have questions about bridge that start ups employees and have their work cut out for them assuring investors. and just updating our top stories for you crunching the numbers how hard breaks it will hurt business britain airplane european rather play making is for its supply chain the wings for it's produced in the u.k.
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U.S.|'I Need Some Muscle': Missouri Activists Block Journalists
'I Need Some Muscle': Missouri Activists Block Journalists
By Austin Huguelet and Daniel Victor
Melissa Click, an assistant professor of mass media at the University of Missouri, ordered a journalist to leave an area where demonstrators had gathered on campus.CreditCreditYouTube
COLUMBIA, Mo. — A video that showed University of Missouri protesters restricting a student photographer's access to a public area of campus on Monday has ignited discussions about press freedom.
Tim Tai, a student photographer on freelance assignment for ESPN, was trying to take photos of a small tent city that protesters had created on a campus quad. Concerned Student 1950, an activist group that formed to push for increased awareness and action around racial issues on campus, did not want reporters near the encampment.
Protesters blocked Mr. Tai's view and argued with him, eventually pushing him away. At one point, they chanted, "Hey hey, ho ho, reporters have got to go."
"I am documenting this for a national news organization," Mr. Tai told the protesters, adding that "the First Amendment protects your right to be here and mine."
The protesters accused him of acting unethically and disregarding their requests for privacy.
"What is so hard about respecting our wishes?" one protester asked.
"Because I have a job to do," Mr. Tai answered. That elicited a retort: "We don't care about your job."
As the video nears its end, the person taking the video, Mark Schierbecker, emerged from the scrum and approached a woman, later identified as an assistant professor of mass media, Melissa Click, close to the tents. When he revealed that he was a journalist, Ms. Click appeared to grab at his camera.
She then yelled, "Who wants to help me get this reporter out of here? I need some muscle over here."
At another point in the video, Mr. Tai was also challenged by a university employee. Janna Basler, the director of Greek life and leadership on campus, approached Mr. Tai and, spreading her arms out, demanded that he "back off."
As he tried to defend his right to be there, Ms. Basler explained, "You are infringing on what they need right now, which is to be alone."
Ms. Basler and Ms. Click could not be reached for comment.
Months of protests over the University of Missouri administration's response to racial tensions and other issues led the president of the university system, Timothy M. Wolfe, and the chancellor of the flagship campus in Columbia, R. Bowen Loftin, to step down on Monday. Demonstrators gathered at the heart of the campus broke into cheers with the news.
Mr. Tai said in an interview on Monday that he tried to explain that he had a right to be there.
"We're documenting historic events with our photographs, and when people are crying and hugging when Wolfe resigns, it becomes a personal issue that people all over the country can connect with," he said. "It's my job to help connect those people to what's going on."
On Twitter, students who participated in the protest defended their decision to create a "safe space" without journalists.
As the video circulated online, Mr. Tai, who won an award in June for Best Single Photograph in a college journalism awards program, received widespread support, much of it from members of the news media.
The dean of the Missouri School of Journalism, David Kurpius, said in a statement on Tuesday that the school was "proud" of the way Mr. Tai handled himself.
"Tai handled himself professionally and with poise," Mr. Kurpius said.
He also noted that Ms. Click is a faculty member of the communications department, which is separate from the journalism school. He said she holds a "courtesy appointment" with the journalism school that faculty members would take "immediate action" to review.
Austin Huguelet reported from Columbia, and Daniel Victor from New York.
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October 26 – Following God's Plan Brings Joy →
October 25 – Respecting the Members of the Human Family
Jeremiah 6-8 1 Timothy 5
"Do not speak angrily to an older man, but plead with him as if he were your father. Treat younger men like brothers, older women like mothers, and younger women like sisters. Always treat them in a pure way." (1 Timothy 5:1-2 NCV)
People in charge have a tendency to bark orders to others and expect others to obey them. As an old coach used to say, "When I say, 'Jump!' You ask, 'How high.'" Paul recognized that tendency and warned Timothy against acting that way, counseling him to show respect to all people. Rather than ordering people around and getting angry when things weren't done right or on time, Paul admonished Timothy to reason with older men. Older women were to be treated like mothers and younger men and women treated like brothers and sisters. Some might point out that brothers and sisters will often fight and argue with each other. While that's true, when a family works together, brothers and sisters who argue among themselves will stick together when they deal with outside problems.
Treating people with respect is still, unfortunately, a radical idea. Radical as it may seem, though, that's the way the Church should work. We're called to set an example to the world in all areas of behavior and how we deal with interpersonal relationships is one of the most important views people in the world have of the church. Let's face it: we've failed miserably on this subject. Most major denominations exist because we couldn't get along. Baptists plant churches when the original one splits over arguments. While the origin of this quote is disputed, the meaning is important for Christians today: "In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity." We may never agree on what's essential or not, but we can always show charity or love. What would happen in our world if we showed respect to those older than us by treating them as loving parents? What would happen in our world is we respected those people our age and younger as brothers and sisters. I think the world would be a much better place. Let's not wait for the whole world to start doing that, though. I'm going to try and do that every day. Join me.
Lord, people want to know that they're loved and respected. Use me to show them Your redeeming love. Help me learn to show proper respect to people, especially when I disagree with them.
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This week we had the pleasure of meeting with Nine26 Brewing Company's founder and trying out some delicious gluten-free brews made with Grouse's malted millet, buckwheat, and specialty roasts! Nine26 is a dedicated gluten-free brewery opening in Golden Colorado this fall.
We've been working with these fine folks for the past few months on R&D and are super excited about the product line Nine26 is going to offer in the very near future!


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Rebecca Snyder is the executive director of the Maryland | Delaware | DC Press Association, which represents news media organizations in the region. (Courtesy photo)
Public records laws aren't about the press. These statutes are in place to help everyday people engage and affect the governmental bodies that make decisions and policies on their behalf.
During Sunshine Week (#SunshineWeek), an annual nationwide celebration of access to public information, it's especially important to recognize that the people have the power.
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With that in mind, members of MDDC, the regional press association that covers Maryland, Delaware and D.C., collaborated on a project examining the cost of standard police records across the region. The project found a wide variation in charges for straightforward records such as police reports and incident reports. These fees, which are often far higher than the costs for other public records held by counties and municipalities, affect citizens' access to information about how police departments operate.
Almost all of the 39 police agencies included in the MDDC survey charge at least $5 for an accident report, an incident report or both. There are outliers. In some areas, such as Bowie, there is no cost to residents for reports; in others, such as Sykesville, the cost is $25. Why the difference?
In contrast, among 25 local governments and state agencies surveyed separately about their general copy fees for records — unrelated to their police departments — none charges more than 50 cents per page. About half charge 25 cents a page. Both police departments and local governments operate under the same Public Information Act law, which requires the first two hours of a public records search to be free and limits charges to actual costs associated with the records search and review.
Police agencies that charge excessive fees for public information diminish the transparency that is critical to democracy. People need information to wisely use their power, and the law promises the public access to it. There are three components to civic transparency: open records laws, such as the Public Information Act (PIA) and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA); open meetings laws; and public notice laws. Taken together, these statutes prevent official actions from occurring in secret.
Anyone has the right to use these tools, but journalists use them every day to fulfill their role as a watchdog for the public. The press stands in for citizens, asking questions that matter to community members and connecting the dots on the information provided.
That has a real, tangible impact in our communities. In a soon-to-be-published study, researchers found that "disruptions in local news coverage are soon followed by higher long-term borrowing costs for cities. Costs for bonds can rise as much as 11 basis points after the closure of a local newspaper—a finding that can't be attributed to other underlying economic conditions" ("The hidden costs of losing your city's newspaper," CityLab, May 30, 2018). The investigative and reporting work of your local press is instrumental to an effective government.
MDDC represents over 105 member publications throughout the Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia. We are very fortunate in our region that every jurisdiction in our area has at least one local newspaper. Journalists are uncovering stories and asking hard questions every day for the benefit of their local readers and the betterment of our democracy. The three legs of civic transparency work together to ensure that the news media provides news and information so you can make informed decisions.
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China's CCTV Boards David Attenborough's BBC Natural History Series 'Seven Worlds, One Planet'
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China's CCTV has come on board David Attenborough's BBC natural history series Seven Worlds, One Planet.
The Chinese public broadcaster is to co-produce the seven-part series, which airs later this year. It joins Chinese digital platform Tencent, which has previously been on board via its Tencent Penguin Pictures division and the two companies will broadcast simultaneously.
CCTV is the latest co-producer of the BBC series, which is produced by BBC Studios' Natural History Unit, alongside BBC America, Germany's ZDF and France Télévisions. The agreement was sealed at BBC Studios' Natural History and Science Open Day in Bristol, UK.
Seven Worlds, One Planet tells the story of the planet's spectacular wildlife and iconic landscapes. This series will reveal how each distinct continent has shaped the unique animal life found there.
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Viewers will discover why Australasia is full of peculiar and venomous wildlife; why North America is a land of opportunity where pioneers succeed; and what the consequences are for life racing to compete on the richest of all continents, South America. The series will feature remarkable, new animal behaviour from all the continents including the baking plains of Africa and the frozen waters off Antarctica. In Asia, the biggest of all continents, we will showcase life at the extremes, whilst in Europe we will reveal surprising wildlife dramas hidden right alongside us.
"We've been partnering with BBC Studios for some time to bring premium documentaries to our audiences in China," said Shilun Shi, CCTV9 Director in Programming Department, "Our co-operation can be dated back as early as 2008 when Wild China was first co-produced between the two broadcasters. Over the years, we have been co-producing landmarks including Africa, Blue Planet II and Dynasties. We are looking forward to deepening our working relationship with BBC Studios on more fruitful and successful projects and believe it will help benefit the whole industry."
David Weiland, EVP, Asia, BBC Studios added, "We are excited to extend our long standing and mutually beneficial relationships with CCTV and Tencent. By partnering with companies of this calibre we are able to bring the BBC's world class natural history to Chinese audiences and invest in the next generation of landmark natural history programmes."
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Teesta Setalvad and the miracle of women's justice
July 20, 2015 by Dan Moshenberg 8 Comments
In India, Narendra Modi's governet is going to extraordinary lengths to silence and crush social justice activist Teesta Setalvad. While the Indian press has taken up the story, the world press, with the exception of Reuters, has chosen to look the other way. Teesta Setalvad has refused to look the other way, and that's why she's in trouble.
In February 2002 "intercommunal" violence erupted in the Indian state of Gujarat. Within a week, over 1000 Muslims had been killed. From the outset, Teesta Setalvad fixed everyone's eyes on the violence and then on the State's role in the intensity and expanse of that violence. Narendra Modi was Chief Minister of Gujarat at the time.
While the Modi administration was trying to "explain" the violence as communal, Teesta Setalvad wrote, in 2002, "Despite the fact that the minority community was being attacked by huge and well-armed mobs, Muslims seemed to have been the main target of police firing. Of the 40 people killed in police firing at Morarji Chowk and Charodia Chowk in Ahmedabad on 28 February all were Muslim."
Women and children were targeted with extreme sexual violence and other forms of torture. Again, Teesta Setalvad immediately made sure everyone understood the police participation in this, "Women bore the brunt of police repression. They were subjected to verbal abuse of a highly sexualized nature and often mercilessly beaten. Even pregnant women were brutally beaten; indeed they seemed to have attracted special attention from the police, and in many cases, the beating was accompanied by statements such as `Let it die before it is born'."
Teesta Setalvad insisted that the facts must first be determined and then adjudicated. She headed the Concerned Citizens Tribunal, which investigated the entire situation, including the initial incidents, and found rampant and systematic violence against women and girls. The Tribunal worked assiduously and at the end of 2002 released its three volume findings, Crime Against Humanity.
Teesta Setalvad then founded the magazine Communalism Combat; the ngo Citizens for Justice and Peace; and the human rights organization Sabrang, and kept the focus on the State's guilt in the Gujarat pogroms. In 2012, 32 people, including a former state minister, of involvement in the violence. Teesta Setalvad responded, "For the first time, this judgment actually goes beyond neighborhood perpetrators and goes up to the political conspiracy. The fact that convictions have gone that high means the conspiracy charge has been accepted and the political influencing of the mobs has been accepted by the judge. This is a huge victory for justice."
In April 2015, the Modi national government placed the Ford Foundation on a national security watch list, because of its funding the Sabrang Trust. The State accused Teesta Setalvad of "disturbing the communal harmony here and carrying out anti-national propaganda against India in foreign countries."
On July 15, the police raided Teesta Setalvad's home and offices. Many view this shameful hounding as a concerted campaign of intimidation and suppression. Teesta Setalvad's response to the most recent assaults shows the power of the pursuit of justice: "Despite being agnostic, we do sometimes believe in miracles. Through the work we have committed our lives to … I have believed in the purity of motive and the sincerity of faith …The struggle for justice for the victims of the Gujarat riots has validated this belief. It has been awe-inspiring to watch the raw courage of witness survivors – firm in the belief that truth is on their side – testifying before the courts. It is their audacity that has led to the life imprisonment of 120 people. The fact that they stood with us, and we with them, has made them unflinchingly loyal to us. Even in these hours when state vendetta has been unleashed upon us, they are praying for us."
Teesta Setalvad has steadfastly refused to look the other way. She argues for the miracle of solidarity and the necessity for justice. Do not let the world look the other way. Stand with Teesta Setalvad, firm in the belief in the audacity and miracle of women's justice.
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Abstract : The history of Skellig Michael is shrouded in mystery: from the earliest times to the present, memories of shipwrecks, ghosts and graveyards have associated the place with death and the Otherworld. The choice of St Michael, the arch enemy of satanic forces, as patron saint of the rock reinforces the grim feeling that its steep slopes and hardly accessible peaks have been a key battleground for the endless struggle between light and darkness, good and evil, life and death. The scanty evidence that has survived from the distant past leaves ground for so many conjectures that imagination and irrationality have surreptitiously found their way to the heart of rational modern and contemporary interpretations of the site, to the extent that it is difficult to know if the heritage of Skellig Michael that is being handed down to present and future generations is a fake or not. Yet preservation and conservation have been on the agenda for decades, particularly since 1996, when the island and its early monastic remains were added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Heritage policies naturally raise several questions. Should ancient sites be made untouchable, turned into museums and venerated as sacred ? 1 Or should life be breathed into them for fear that heritage might come to be understood as fixed, inert, in other words dead and irrelevant ? 2 In any case, heritage is a social construction, and attitudes to it are but one aspect of the tyranny of the present over the past. This paper will examine Skellig Michael in this perspective. Because of the rich folklore associated to the site and possible parallels that can be drawn with comparable sites in Europe, it will also argue that the site's intangible cultural heritage deserves as much attention as its currently acknowledged tangible and natural heritages. As all World Heritage Sites, Skellig Michael was considered for inscription on the UNESCO list on account of its « outstanding universal value ». 3 According to its Management Plan 2008 – 2018, « it is the interaction between the monks of Skellig Michael and the island's topography in what was physically a harsh environment that gives the site its outstanding universal value ». 4 Besides, « the Skelligs islands have been recognized as two of Ireland's most important sites for breeding seabirds for several hundred years ». 5 The 1 Christophe Charle argues that there are similarities between the cult of saints in the Middle Ages and the cult of heritage sites today. « Pour une sociologie historique du patrimoine », in Duanmu Mei et Hugues Tertrain (eds), Temps croisés I, Paris, Editions de la maison française des sciences de l'homme, 2010, p. 32. 2 « Faire passer dans notre patrimoine le souffle de vie et en finir avec une vision trop répandue selon laquelle le patrimoine ne serait qu'un ensemble de choses inertes », Rapport Querrien, 1982, quoted by Dominique Poulot, « De la raison patrimoniale aux monde du patrimoine », in Les mondes du patrimoine, Socio-anthropologie 19, 2006, https://socio-anthropologie.revues.org/753. Accessed 29 April 2017. 3 It is held to have « cultural and (…) natural significance which is so exceptional as to transcend national boundaries » and to be « of common importance for present and future generations of humanity ».


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Q: prevent CRLF conversion in a certain folder I configured GIT to automatically handle conversion of newline chars between Linux and Windows. But there is a certain folder in my project in which I want GitHub to leave the newline characters as they are (Linux style).
So, I created a .gitattributes file in this folder and put this line inside:
*.txt -crlf

I pushed in Linux, pulled in Windows, but the file in Windows still has Windows-style newline chars.
I also tried:
*.txt -text
*.txt binary
*.txt eol=lf

none worked.
What should I do?

A: This is the .gitattributes line that you want:
*.txt text eol=lf

Additional backward-compatible/alternative options are here: http://git-scm.com/docs/gitattributes.html
Also DO follow kostix's advice to delete and re-checkout the files in the folder to have the proper newlines.

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Amblyseius salinellus är en spindeldjursart som beskrevs av Athias-Henriot 1966. Amblyseius salinellus ingår i släktet Amblyseius och familjen Phytoseiidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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