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From Dateline Pacific, 3:05 pm on 11 July 2016
The leader of the Commonwealth Secretariat's election observer mission to Nauru, Anote Tong, says polling day on the island has been competent, transparent, free and fair.
The mission has released an interim report on the election for the country's 19-seat parliament which was conducted at the weekend.
Mr Tong, who is a former president of Kiribati, told Sally Round there was comprehensive coverage of all the polling stations by the observers and it was clear that polling was done extremely well.
ANOTE TONG: Certainly during polling day itself we did have very comprehensive coverage of all the polling stations. It was very clear that even with the newly established electoral commission and even with the new people involved on polling day. It was done extremely well and very confidently, very transparently. I would describe the atmosphere as very cordial quite friendly very relaxed indeed. Of course there were events before that, that we really cannot comment on, at this point in time to the extent, because it would impact on the election. The polling day itself I thought it was very transparent very fair.
SALLY ROUND: So would you say it was a free and fair election?
AT: I would say polling day was indeed a free and a very fair election, yes. I have no hesitation in saying that.
SR: But you seem to have some concerns about the run up, can you elaborate on those more?
AT: It's not so much my concern, it's the concern of those involved. We did have the opportunity to meet with different people and of course in any political situation you get politicians on different sides making allegations at each other. We were not in a position to be able to ascertain the validity in full of any of the comments that were being put forward.
SR: And I see most of the concerns were about free and fair access to the media?
AT: That was also raised with it. It's very difficult in Nauru because you just have the one media. Both the radio and the TV controlled and owned by the government the question one would ask is does any single individual have access to media at the disadvantage of the rest? My answer would be that I never saw any candidates at any time, saw any individual candidates from the government side or opposition having access to the media. So we did ask around if this was the practice, and got advice that yes it is the normal practice. I think It's the nature of campaigning in Nauru itself it is a very small community It's much easier to campaign directly rather than via the media. I think this would be the same in our own situation also. It would be pointless campaigning on national media when you're targeting your own. It doesn't work you really have to go to your own constituency and do the campaigning there. Having said all of that we did indicate in our interim report more coverage, more in our final report, that there had to be media coverage in the future and of course this is covered in the new act. At the function of the electoral commission to ensure that no one is given undue advantage over others and access to the media.
SR: Do you think that this perhaps failing, the fact that the media is not so important there, do you think this would of affected the election in anyway?
AT: No candidate either government or the opposition did have access to the media as a medium for campaigning. This is not the practice in Nauru. What we saw was that the government, explaining at a national level what it had achieved not at favour of any individual candidate either within government or outside of government.
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Beloved for its scenic narrow-gauge railway, Chama makes for an idyllic, high-altitude summer-weekend retreat.
by Andrew Collins
Bode's General Store 21196 U.S. 84, Abiquiú; (505) 685-4422; bodes.com
Boxcar Café 425 S. Terrace Ave., Chama; (575) 756-2706
Chama Station Inn 423 S. Terrace Ave., Chama; (575) 756-2315; chamastationinn.com
Chama Valley Chamber of Commerce (800) 477-0149, (575) 756-2306; chamavalley.com
Corkins Lodge 750 N.M. 512, Chama; (575) 588-7261; corkinslodge.com
Cumbres & Toltec Railroad 500 S. Terrace Ave., Chama; (575) 756-2151; cumbrestoltec.com
El Vado Lake State Park N.M. 112, Tierra Amarilla; (575) 588-7247; mynm.us/elvado
Fina's Diner 2298 N.M. 17, Chama; (575) 756-9195
Ghost Ranch Retreat Center 1708 U.S. 84, Abiquiú; (505) 685-4333; ghostranch.org
Heron Lake State Park 640 N.M. 95, Los Ojos; (575) 588-7470; mynm.us/heronlake
High Country Restaurant & Saloon 2289 N.M. 17, Chama; (575) 756-2384; thehighcountrychama.com
Parlor Car B&B 311 S. Terrace Ave., Chama; (575) 756-1946; parlorcar.com
San Jose Church 101 Main St., Los Ojos; (575) 588-7473
Tierra Wools 91 Main St., Los Ojos; (575) 588-7231; handweavers.com
IF YOU EVER FIND YOURSELF EXPLAINING New Mexico's tremendous geographical diversity to a skeptical outsider who imagines the state as one vast, cactus-studded desert landscape straight out of a Road Runner cartoon, recommend a trip to Chama. This friendly little railroad hub lies at an elevation of 7,800 feet, in a high valley surrounded by wildflower meadows and craggy mountains forested with aspen and ponderosa-pine groves. Less than 10 miles from the Colorado state line, Chama offers visitors a cool taste of Rocky Mountain ruggedness.
The town is home to the nation's highest scenic narrow-gauge steam railroad, the Cumbres & Toltec. From late May through mid-October, the railroad offers daily excursions north through the Chama Valley, and up over the 10,022-foot Cumbres Pass. It's the region's most well-known attraction, a hit with kids and adults. But even if a scenic rail excursion isn't the path to your heart, picturesque Chama has a pleasing mix of relaxing diversions, including the opportunity to read a book beside—or cast a line into—the roaring mountain river for which the town is named.
Chama has a handful of lodging options; a couple of the best are in the village heart, steps from the Cumbres & Toltec railroad depot. The Parlor Car B&B occupies a striking Victorian with a steep hipped roof, period antiques, and three guest rooms named for railroad luminaries of the Old West—William J. Palmer, Fred Harvey, and George Pullman. Just up the street is Chama Station Inn, a 1926 adobe that contains nine cheerfully furnished, reasonably priced rooms that open to a sunny, fragrant garden.
A little off the beaten path, Corkins Lodge can rightly claim one of the most dramatic and enticing settings of any accommodation in the state. It's surrounded by acres of lush wilderness at the end of N.M. 512 (a 30-minute drive from Chama proper), beneath a wall of 2,500-foot cliffs in the densely forested Brazos Mountains. Guests can choose from among 11 rustic but warmly outfitted cabins, some dating to the 1930s and others built more recently. Most sleep four to six guests, making them ideal for families and friends traveling together. On-site activities include trout fishing, hiking, and swimming in a heated pool.
You can reach Chama most easily via U.S. 285/84. From Albuquerque, take I-25 to Santa Fe, and pick up U.S. 285/84 at exit 282. The route jogs north-northwest, passing through the cottonwood-laced Española Valley, and up through the brilliant red-rock canyons of Abiquiú and Ghost Ranch. From Santa Fe, it's a two-hour drive without stops. However, you could easily break up the trip with a light lunch at Bode's General Store in Abiquiú (try the red-chile cheese fries) or a hike at Ghost Ranch Retreat Center, amid the very buttes and mesas that Georgia O'Keeffe captured on canvas. Try to arrive in Chama no later than 7 p.m., as restaurants in these parts close early. A good bet for a tasty dinner your first evening is the bustling Boxcar Café, set in a historic building known for its green-chile enchiladas and green-chile cheeseburgers.
It may sound a little counterintuitive, but one of the best ways to "see" Chama is to leave Chama. The town's most famous tourist draw is the Cumbres & Toltec Railroad, whose formidable steam locomotives chug for some 64 miles along a serpentine track through the San Juan Mountains. If you have kids in tow, opt for
the playful Cinder Bear Experience, a two-hour ride led by a costumed, ursine conductor that includes storytelling, sing-alongs, and games. The classic all-ages rides last as much as a full day and include lunch. Fun theme trains are scheduled
throughout the summer, including weekly sunset dinner rides and a Moonlight & Wine Tasting train on July 12.
Before or after riding the rails, spend some time exploring the short but animated stretch of Terrace Avenue lined with souvenir shops and galleries, many of them installed inside erstwhile brothels and saloons that date to the town's late-19th-century commercial railroad heyday. The town and surrounding valley is also a mecca for outdoor recreation. The Chama Valley Chamber of Commerce can direct you to several local outfitters that offer hunting- and fishing-guide services. If you have your own gear, consider casting a rod in the Río Chama or in the reservoirs at nearby Heron Lake State Park (20 miles southwest) and El Vado Lake State Park (a few miles southwest of Heron Lake), both of which are rife with trout and kokanee salmon.
Arguably Chama's most celebrated eatery, the timber-faced High Country Restaurant and Saloon is an atmospheric dinner option. The menu focuses on stick-to-your-ribs Southwestern and Western classics like 20-ounce porterhouse steaks, pan-fried cornmeal-crusted trout, and carne adovada. The walls of the dining room are hung with works by Chama artists.
For a quick breakfast, try Fina's Diner, an endearingly modest family-operated spot festooned with vintage Coca-Cola signs and photos of local high-school sports teams. It's a good bet for biscuits and gravy, and eggs with chicken-fried steak. Also keep in mind that High Country Restaurant serves a popular breakfast buffet on Sunday mornings, featuring made-to-order omelets and waffles.
Some of the Chama Valley's most interesting sites lie south of town, including the tiny village of Los Ojos, reached by taking N.M. 514, just off U.S. 84 about 10 miles south of Chama. Around the corner from the village's handsomely restored San Jose Church, which boasts a corrugated metal roof and adobe belfry, you'll find the renowned weaving collective Tierra Wools, whose talented artisans produce stunningly handcrafted rugs, blankets, felted hats, and other textiles. In a room off the gallery showroom, you can sometimes watch weavers skirting and scouring the wool from Churro sheep raised at nearby Shepherd's Lamb ranch. Or you might catch a peek of them dyeing the yarn in huge pots, and warping and weaving the colorful materials on intricate looms.
From Los Ojos, it's easy to make your way home, returning on U.S. 84. If you have some time to spare, you can cut east from Tierra Amarilla (just south of Los Ojos) on U.S. 64, which climbs dramatically over the Brazos Mountains for 50 miles to Tres Piedras, where you can pick up U.S. 285 south to Santa Fe (1½ hours). Or you can continue east from Tres Piedras on U.S. 64 another 32 miles to Taos. The drive from Chama to Santa Fe via Taos takes about 3½ to 4 hours without stops. ✜
Andrew Collins has written about New Mexico for more than a dozen publications.
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"Today, East Gackle's own Andy Larkin is being hailed as a local hero for helping extinguish a fire that engulfed our mall's main escalator. Andy used... uh, natural means to help the fire department out. Way to 'go', Andy!"
— What's with Andy?, "Busting"
There's a fire burning and no way to put it out. There's no hoses or water sources nearby, the sinks aren't running, or any fire extinguishers in the immediate vicinity that could possibly put them out.
Luckily The Hero has to pee. Might as well put it to good use.
A type of Toilet Humour. This is often a conveniently-timed solution to a Potty Emergency. Fire needs to go out, protagonist needs relief, kills two birds with one stone, really. Can be a subtrope of Nature Tinkling. Oftentimes, a giant can be trusted to put out the fire this way. If an animal does it, it'll fall under Urine Trouble. Sub-trope of Revolting Rescue.
Do Not Try This at Home, as urinating on a fire will not be enough to put it out in real life note Also, phosphorous compounds (like ones urine contains) smell bloomin' awful when heated. Fair warning.. Even in fiction, fire won't always be extinguished by urine if this trope is attempted.
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In the Beast Wars II episode "White Lion, Run", Tasmania Kid attempts to put out a forest fire by peeing on the flames while in his Tasmanian devil beast mode.
In Milo Manara's erotic comic Gulivera, being inspired by Gulliver's Travels, the titular woman urinates onto a fire in order to save the Queen of Lilliput. Naturally, the Queen is disgusted and banishes Gulivera from her kingdom.
Preacher: Sheriff Jesse Custer puts out a burning cross this way. As the Klan are watching.
In The Shooting Star, Snowy, after discovering lit stick of dynamite on the deck of the Aurora, uses his canine abilities to put it out, leaving it in a small puddle. Snowy performs the same feat in the original black-and-white edition of Cigars of the Pharaoh.
Films - Animated
Shrek: It's easy to miss, but when Shrek's shoe is set alight thanks to a campfire, Donkey puts it out by peeing on it.
Films - Live Action
Gulliver's Travels (2010): The Lilliputians' palace is on fire while King Theodore and Jinks are stuck inside, so Gulliver (who is a human and is gargantuan compared to the Lilliputians) urinates on the fire.
In The Little Rascals (1994), the He-Man Woman Haters Clubhouse catches fire after Spanky sabotages Alfalfa's date with Darla. Petey, a dog, attempts to put out the fire by peeing on it.
Night at the Musuem: Secret of the Tomb has Octavius and Jedediah stuck in a minature diorama of Pompeii as it's burning. Dexter (a normal-sized Capuchin monkey) saves them by peeing on the fire.
In Strange Brew, Bob saves a building from burning down this way after drinking an impossible volume of beer. This thankfully takes place offscreen.
The Toxic Avenger: In Part III: The Last Temptation of Toxie, the Devil is set on fire, so Toxie puts him out by urinating on him.
The Devil: Now I'm pissed!
The Usual Suspects: The first glimpse we get of the infamous Keyser Soze is when he pisses on a Powder Trail to put it out before it can blow up a dock.
The Mannekin Pis is a fountain in the city of Brussels which depicts a small boy urinating. There are several stories about the boy who inspired the fountain's design, including one in which he peed onto a burning building to help put it out. In another, he discovered some sappers who planned to blow a hole in the city walls during a siege and peed on the explosives to make them useless.
A Song of Ice and Fire: Aeron Greyjoy once won a bet that he could quench a fire with nothing but his piss. In honor of his "achievement", he named his new longship Golden Storm and hung a penis-shaped battering ram on the prow — or would have, if his brother Balon hadn't threatened to hang him from the mast if he did.
Andy Griffiths' Just Series: Subverted in "Busting" from "Just Stupid", in which Andy apparently pees on a fire at the mall, but it turns out the story was All Just a Dream... and Andy wet the bed in his sleep.
The Castle Perilous series has a scene in which a Devil to whom Lord Incarnadine's brother has sold his soul opens a pit to Hell to collect on the contract, but Lord Incarnadine - who has drunk an excessive amount of voodoo liquor - pees down the pit and extinguishes the fires of Hell.
Catherine, Called Birdy: Catherine mentions her father pissing out a fire that had spread to the rushes covering the floor during a rowdy banquet.
My father, the genius, pulled down his breeches and put out most of the fire.
Dear America: A close variant in The Journal of Patrick Seamus Flaherty: United States Marine Corps. At a couple of points a neighboring platoon comes under heavy attack by the Vietcong, and Patrick's unit provides support fire. In both cases the fight goes on so long that the Marines resort to urinating on their machine guns to cool them off.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: In Cabin Fever, Greg remembers having toilet-training issues when he was younger and having a dream about putting out a house fire with his pee because the firefighters' hose had broken.
The Eyes of The Dragon by Stephen King. When King Roland slays the titular dragon at the start of the story, his men work to put out a fire that the dragon had started. They used beer and piss, and the text notes that most of the piss was beer, because Roland brought a lot with him when he went hunting, and he wasn't stingy with it.
Gulliver's Travels: When the Lilliputians' castle is set alight, Gulliver solves the problem by peeing on the fire. This extinguishes the fire, but the Empress is too disgusted to be grateful.
Simulated in How to Pee: Potty Training for Boys. At one point, a boy dressed as a fireman imagines that the toilet is on fire and pees in it.
The Prince and the Pee: Prince Freddie has been suffering from a Potty Emergency throughout most of the book. When a dragon accidentally sets a castle alight by breathing fire on it, Prince Freddie pees on the fire, extinguishing it. The dragon is quite grateful.
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Dinosaurs: Simulated at the end of "Nature Calls". Earl is trying to toilet-train Baby, so he tells him to picture himself as a fireman putting out a fire so that he can learn to pee standing up. He then yells that he's not on fire, implying that Baby unintentionally peed on him.
Drake & Josh: Subverted in the episode "We're Married?". After Drake accidently gets married to foreigner Yooka via a "friendship ceremony" (unaware that it is actually a wedding), Drake and Josh try to figure a way out of the marriage, but not before saying they need to put out the fire for the ceremony. Drake attempts to unzip and pee out the fire, but Josh stops him and puts it out with a vase of water. Josh yells at Drake as they exit the room.
''Friends: Joey and Chandler joke about this in "TOW Rachel Finds Out"
Chandler: Men are here!
Joey: We make fire! Cook meat!
Chandler: Then put out fire by peeing, no get invited back!
Misfits: Prior to the beginning of the series, a drunk Simon tried to get revenge on a bully by setting fire to his house. However, after noticing a cat in the house, Simon came to his senses and decided to extinguish the fire by urinating through the letterbox in the door. This is what caused him to be sent to do community service.
Conker's Bad Fur Day: Before defeating the furnace boss (aka, The Big Guy), Conker can beat the fire imps by peeing on them. They break out The Big Guy as revenge for him doing so.
The freeware game I'm O.K makes it possible for the main character Osaki Kim to pee on stuff, and there are some areas where the ability to urinate can be used to put out fires. As the game was made to make fun of Jack Thompson and followed his "Modest Video Game Proposal", the peeing ability was included in the game to emulate the feature from Postal 2 per Thompson's request.
This is a viable gameplay mechanic in Postal 2 where urinating is one of Dude's "attacks" and besides annoying people and making them sick is used to put Dude out whenever he catches firenote which happens quite often depending on one's gameplay style by aiming upwards and peeing on himself.
Project Spark: The Conker's Big Reunion level has the final objectives consist of Conker having to get drunk and putting out flames by pissing on them like he did with the fire imps in his original game. He first pisses to extinguish the lit fuses one of the Tediz started to try and blow up the Cock and Plucker, then does it once more to put out the flames when Birdy the Scarecrow is set on fire.
Team Fortress 2: Jarate, a jar of urine, can be used by the Sniper to extinguish himself and allies that were set ablaze. You can get an achievement for saving a burning teammate by splashing him with Jarate ("Friendship is Golden").
Parodied in Flintlocke's Guide to Azeroth, with its titular character certain that he and Schweitzer can pull this off to put out a burning town. It doesn't work, but according to Schweitzer's shocked yelling , Flintlocke might have stood a slightly better chance attempting this than one would expect.
You just knocked over a tree!!
A variant in NSFW Comix with the Bukkake Firemen, who use semen instead of urine to extinguish fires.
Western Animation
Family Guy: In "E. Peterbus Unum", during "Can't Touch Me", Peter sings about how he can light a fire and then pee it out, which he does.
John Callahan's Quads!: In the episode "Bad Manors", when Grizz's lit fart sets the Brombergs' curtain on fire, one of the members of Hell's Angels tries to put it out by peeing on it.
Sons of Butcher: In "Buryin' The Past", when "Le Grotesque" catches on fire, Doug gets himself, Sol, and Ricky out by peeing on the fire in front of them.
South Park: In "Pre-School", in a Flashback we learn that the boys got Trent Boyett sent to juvenile hall because he started a fire at their request. They asked him to start a fire so they could pee it out. It didn't work, and the fire got out of control.
What's with Andy?: "Busting", which is adapted from the "Just" Series example mentioned above, has Andy drinking gallons of grape juice to get out of getting food for Lik and Leech, then having to spend most of the episode trying to find a bathroom. Unlike in the book, the events of the episode really happened. So instead of wetting his bed when he wakes up, Andy goes in some mall bushes and ends up putting out an escalator fire he accidentally started when the escalator ate one of his shoes. He ends up being hailed on the news for it.
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Decisions and Jurisprudence
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Provisional Measures
Coordination with other Institutions
Report on Honduras-2010
Preliminary Observations of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on its Visit to Honduras, May 15 to 18, 2010
III. Human Rights Situation
B. Human Rights Defenders and Social Leaders
V. Recommendations. Recommendations 1,4 and 7
Report on Venezuela-2009
Democracy and Human Rights in Venezuela
V. The Defense Of Human Rights And The Freedom Of Association
VIII. Conclusions. Paragraphs 1142. 1149. 1154.
IX. Recommendations. Recommendations 4, 6 and 8.
Honduras: Human Rights And The Coup D'état
IV. Evaluation Of The Human Rights Situation
A. The role of human rights defenders
VI. Conclusions
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Follow-Up Report - Access To Justice And Social Inclusion: The Road towards Strengthening Democracy in Bolivia
VI. Rights Of Indigenous Peoples And Peasant Communities. Paragraph 137.
C. Situation of forced labour and bondage analogous to slavery. Paragraph 176.
Access To Justice And Social Inclusion: The Road towards Strengthening Democracy in Bolivia
I. Introduction. Paragraph 43-45.
II. Administration of Justice.
A. Introduction. Paragraph 52.
D. Implementation of the accusatorial criminal prosecution procedure
VIII. Conclusions and Recommendations. Paragraph 9.
Report on Haiti-2005
Haiti: Failed Justice or the Rule of Law? Challenges ahead for Haiti and the International Community
II. Analysis of the Administration of Justice in Haiti
D. Main Topics Concerning the Administration of Justice
2. The Court System in Haiti and the Problem of Impunity. Paragraph 50.
Report on Guatemala-2003 - In Spanish only
Justice and Social Inclusion: The Challenges of Democracy in Guatemala
III. The Situation of the Defenders of Human Rights and Justice Operators
Conclusions. Paragraph 432
Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Venezuela
II. Civil Society
B. The Situation of Human Rights Defenders
VII. Trade Unions Freedoms
Conclusions. Paragraph 544-548 and 568-573
Report on Paraguay-2001
Third Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Paraguay
I. Legal system and protection on human rights
D. The promotion and the protection of human rights in Paraguay. Paragraphs 34 and 35.
Report on Colombia-1999
Third report on the human rights situations in Colombia
VII. Human Rights Defenders
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Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Mexico
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X. The Right to freedom of expression
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Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Brazil
VI. Human rights of the indigenous peoples in Brazil. Paragraph 81.
Report on Colombia
Second Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Colombia
VIII. The Right to Freedom of Association and to form an join unions
Conclusion and Recommendations. Paragraph 10-12.
Report on Guatemala-1993
Fourth Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Guatemala
IX. Freedom of Though, Expression Assembly and Association (labor unions, the universities).
Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Haiti
III. Right to Liberty and to Judicial Guarantees
5. Harassment of Human Rights Groups
IV. Freedom of thought and expression and freedom of association
Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Paraguay
VI. Trade Unions Rights
Conclusions. Conclusion 11.
Report on Chile-1985
Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Chile
X. Labor Unions Rights
XI. Situation of Human Rights Organizations
C. Expulsions, Detentions without Due Process, and Enforced Residences of Officials of Human Rights Organizations
D. Threats and intimidation of Human Rights Organizations and their leaders
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Second Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname
VI. Freedom of association and trade unions
Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname
III. Other Human Rights
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Report on the Situation of Human Right in the Republic of Colombia
VI. Other Rights
D. Right of Assembly and Freedom of Association
Report on the Situation of Human Rights in the Republic of Guatemala
VIII. Right of Assembly and Freedom of Association, Trade Union Rights
Conclusions and Recommendations. Recommendation 3.
Report on the Situation of Human Rights in the Republic of Bolivia.
V. Right of Assembly and Freedom of Association: The trade unions
Conclusions and Recommendations. Paragraph 1 f) of the conclusions and g) of recommendations.
Report on Nicaragua-1981
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Report on Argentina-1980
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VIII. Labor Rights
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Report on Haiti- 1979
Report on the Situation of Human Right in Haiti
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Conclusions. Conclusion 7
Recommendations. Recommendation 1
Report on El Salvador-1978
Report on the Situation of human Rights in El Salvador
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Report on the Situation of the Human Rights in Panama
VI. The right of Assembly and Association
VII. Right of Assembly and Association
VIII. Conclusions. Conclusion 6
Report on Uruguay -1978
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Corey Feldman will name one of the elite pedophiles he claims sexually abused him as a child in Hollywood and alleges "everybody on the planet" knows this person.
Feldman will identify at least one alleged child abuser in his documentary My Truth: The Rape of The Two Coreys, which will be streamed globally from March 9.
You can watch the Documentary at the following link: https://www.mytruthdoc.com/
The long-awaited documentary airs on March 9 at 11 pm ET. For those on the west coast, a second stream will begin on March 10 at 12 pm PT.
Feldman funded the documentary project himself in order to retain full control of the explosive content after studios and streaming channels refused to touch it.
The 48-year-old former child star said he was driven to make the film following the death of his best friend and fellow child actor, Corey Haim.
Feldman told The Wendy Williams Show his life has been threatened while he made the documentary.
He said: "The one name that is the most dangerous, the one I'm most scared about – it's going to be like Harvey Weinstein all over again.
"We (Haim and I) had both been molested as children.
"He was raped physically. I was raped emotionally. I was molested.
"I am saying every name that affected … our lives, and we have victims talking about their experiences.
"The one main name that everyone is waiting to hear … It is a name that everybody on the planet knows."
THE LOST BOYS: Corey Haim, Corey Feldman in 1987.
The Sun report: Feldman said that he was stabbed with a syringe back in 2017, and prior to that claimed a truck once tried to run him over.
He believed both events are related to the movie.
Feldman previously said during a 2017 appearance on The Dr Oz Show that his former assistant Jon Grissom was the first to take advantage of him in the 1980s.
Grissom previously denied the claims and said "it's not me".
'ABUSER POSTS PHOTOS OF ME ONLINE'
Feldman also said that Grissom still posts photos of him online.
"This guy on his MySpace page and his Facebook page has got pictures of me and Corey Haim," Feldman said of Grissom.
Dr. Oz noted that Grissom has a long history of criminal behaviour, and has moved to Mexico.
"In 2001 he was arrested on child molestation charges … he was found guilty in 2003 and served time in prison," said the show lawyer in a video posted to Facebook.
Feldman also said that he had been molested by former child talent manager and convicted sex offender Marty Weiss.
Weiss has not commented on allegations by Feldman.
Corey Feldman's new documentary will expose alleged pedophiles in Hollywood.
Around his same time, Feldman claimed in multiple interviews and on social media that he had reported members of a supposed Hollywood paedophile ring back in 1993 to the Santa Barbara Police Department.
Police denied this claim however, telling Dr Oz that Feldman had not in fact passed along any information.
"I called the Santa Barbara Police, just got off the phone with them. As you were speaking I was speaking. You claim that you spoke to them about your abuse in 1993 just to be clear," said Dr. Oz.
Feldman quickly added: "It's on the record."
Dr Oz continued: "And you named names. I listened to the recording and I did not hear you name names."
Feldman then claimed that police turned off the recording device when he shared the identity of his alleged molesters.
Dr Oz accepted this information, but then pleaded with Feldman to reach out to authorities again and get the names on record.
Feldman then made the decision to call the Los Angeles Police Department and name the two men who allegedly assaulted him and other minors, including his good friend Corey Haim.
Feldman has long blamed the media and police for Haim's death, saying that the refusal of these two groups to out his friend's abusers resulted in his battles with drugs and alcohol that led to his death.
Haim was one of the biggest stars of the 1980s, with leading roles in films including Lucas, Watchers and the Oscar-nominated Murphy's Romance alongside Sally Field and James Garner.
The boys first worked together on the 1987 vampire flick The Lost Boys, and paired up again in the films License to Drive and Dream a Little Dream.
Haim was quite the ladies man too over the years, dating Alyssa Milano, Nicole Eggert, Holly Fields and even Victoria Beckham at one point.
Feldman and Haim had a chance to share the screen for the last time in 2007 with their reality show The Two Coreys, which was cancelled after two seasons.
It was a little over a year after that last season aired that Haim died as a result of drug-induced pneumonia.
Feldman detailed Haim's struggles with drugs – as well as his own – in his 2013 memoir Coreyography.
In that book, he wrote that he and Haim tried cocaine for the first time with two of the men who were abusing them.
Feldman also wrote in the book about Haim having sex with adult men on the set of Lucas and The Lost Boys.
"At some point during the filming [of Lucas], he explained an adult male convinced him that it was perfectly normal for older men and younger boys in the business to have sexual relations, that it was what all 'guys do," wrote Feldman.
"So they walked off to a secluded area between two trailers, during a lunch break for the cast and crew, and Haim, innocent and ambitious as he was, allowed himself to be sodomised."
Feldman also wrote that Haim was allegedly abused by Weiss while they were filming The Lost Boys.
Weiss was arrested in 2011 after one of his clients told police he had been sexually abused 40 times by the man.
The victim said the sexual abuse started when he was 11, and latest three years.
Weiss eventually pleaded no contest to two counts of child molestation in 2012 and was sentenced to a year in jail and five years probation.
He was immediately released after entering his plea for time served.
Feldman also detailed a night when he allegedly received oral sex from a man after he was fed a cocktail of drugs.
The abuse at the hands of that man, who he called "Ron" in the book, went on for years after that first incident.
"I don't know why I couldn't confront Ron, but I was consumed with guilt. I felt like the whole thing was my fault," wrote Feldman.
"I desperately wanted him to stop, but I was afraid of losing my friend."
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It's Not Over Yet: House Re-Introduces the For The People Act
A new session of Congress kicked off with the introduction of For The People Act (H.R.1), a landmark bill designed to fix our broken political system, including campaign finance, voting rights, and public accountability. The bill was introduced on January 4th by Rep. John Sarbanes of Maryland and co-sponsored by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and… Read more
We Need Diverse Leaders. Public Campaign Financing is Part of the Solution.
The murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks, Ahmaud Arbery, and countless other people of color have led to a watershed moment in American history. For the first time in more than 50 years, Americans are taking a hard look at the lengths to which racism still poisons the land of the free. The… Read more
Public Campaign Financing in New York State: Explained
Last month, New York became the second state to institute a system of public campaign financing. It follows an eight-month development process by an independent Public Campaign Finance Commission. While the new system might serve as a model for other states wishing to combat the role of big money in politics and amplify the voices… Read more
Progress on New York State Public Campaign Financing System
On Monday, April 1, the New York State Assembly and Senate passed a budget bill that, while falling short of creating America's largest system of small donor public campaign financing, takes a step in the right direction. The bill, which is expected to be signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, establishes an independent commission… Read more


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Foreign Investors Spooked, See Risks Down Under
From the Sunday Telegraph:
Greece isn't the only country giving investors the jitters.
While Australia's challenges pale in comparison to those currently plaguing the debt-laden European nation, they are still spooking foreign investors who are taking their money out of our share market and running.
According to the national accounts, released this week, foreign investors sold $1.9 billion of Australian equities in net terms in the March quarter. This compares to the December quarter where they bought $28.5 billion of equities.
Economists believe foreign investors – the bulk of whom come from the US and increasingly Asia – are seeing Australia as a risky option for their cash due to concerns over our minority government, to interest rate rises and the carbon tax.
Concerns about a two-speed economy and the housing market are also scaring off overseas investors, according to AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver.
"There has been a lot of commentary from overseas that foreign investors are worried house prices here will drop and that that would adversely affect our banks and consumer spending," he said.
"What also worries them is that a minority government means less certain policymaking. "On the carbon tax, they are concerned it could be implemented in a way that may adversely affect Australian mining or coal companies compared to say mining companies in other countries or that it may be too heavy-handed and adversely affect the economy."
Mr Oliver said the jitters from foreign investors had contributed to the Australian share market under-performing global markets of late.
"Global shares have had a correction of about 7 per cent whereas our market has had a correction of around 10.5 per cent," he said.
"You have this messy global backdrop, but because Australia has its own issues our market has come down a bit more than global markets."
Mr Oliver said investors had been playing Australia more through the high dollar than the share market.
Foreign investors upping sticks was a wake-up call to the federal government, particularly on the carbon tax front, [Commsec economist] Mr James said.
Tags: carbon tax, foreign investment, greek debt crisis, minority government, two-speed economy
Greens Protection Racket
The din of corruption grows louder and louder.
Tim Blair explains:
Conflicted Greens admit voting against themselves in order to keep their governmental host pod alive:
Senator Brown is believed to have told Ms Gillard the Greens have been voting down mischievous Coalition legislation and motions, for example, even on issues the Greens support.
''We have had to oppose some of our own measures that appear as Coalition bills in order to protect the government,'' a source said.
Completing that line: "In order to protect the government from voters." Or, as Bob Brown puts it:
The Senator said: "Tony Abbott, there will be no election. This country will go to a full term with this government. We the Greens are committed to stability."
Tags: Bob Brown, corruption, greens, mafioso, minority government, racketeer, tim blair


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Deepak Inamdar
Member of Hindu Cultural Centre of Ireland
Deepak is now retired from Irish Civil Service. He worked in different capacities with various organisations, community and others viz. India Club, EU's Migrant Forum, National Consultative Committee on Racism and Interculturalism (NCCRI), Know Racism, etc. He is representing Hindu Cultural Centre Ireland (HCCI)."
Swami Purnananda
Spiritual director and founder of the Éire Vedanta Society.
Swami Purnananda has been a Vedanta monk of the Ramakrishna/Vivekananda tradition for many years. The Swami is well versed in Vedanta and Yoga philosophy and practice and is currently the spiritual director and founder of the Éire Vedanta Society in Ireland and president of the United Cultural Institute in Zimbabwe.
Member of Dublin Hebrew Congregation
Hilary Abrahamson
Member of Jewish Progressive Community
Hilary is very interested in interfaith dialogue and getting involved in organising interfaith events. She enjoys learning and engaging with other cultures and faith traditions and works tirelessly within her own community to promote dialogue and understanding of other faiths.
Shaheen Ahmed
PR–Coordinator of the Islamic Cultural Centre
Shaheen Ahmed, originally from Pakistan, has lived in Dublin since 1981. Naturalised as an Irish citizen in 1984, Shaheen has worked tirelessly for Muslim integration in Ireland over the last 30 years. Holding positions such as President of the Pakistan Welfare and Cultural Association of Ireland, PR–Coordinator of the Islamic Cultural Centre and General Secretary of the Muslim Primary Education Board, Shaheen has worked extensively with successive governments and various bodies on behalf of the Islamic community.
Educated first at Islamia College Civil Lines and Punjab University Lahore in Pakistan, Mr Ahmed holds an MBA from the Michael Smurfit College of Business in UCD. He comes from a strong sporting background, having played competitive badminton in Pakistan, Germany and Ireland, as well as top cricket for a number of Irish teams.
Shaheen Ahmed is a family man, with an Irish wife and four children.
Mudafar Al Tawash
Administrator, Islamic Foundation of Ireland
Mudafar Al Tawash has a doctorate in agricultural science and is a graduate of UCD. He worked in relief and development area. He likes to travel, meet and help people worldwide. Mudafar is a practising Muslim and interested to work with minority communities. He likes swimming, walking and travelling.
Hajar Al–Kaddo
DCIF Youth Coordinator and member of Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland
Hajar is a humanitarian aid worker, European youth representative and a researcher. With a passions for humanitarian aid, migrants and development, youth empowerment and training, sustainable energy and the environment. Hajar is a creative team player with a diverse range of skills acquired through an accomplished academic background, problem solver, a technical and logical thinker and a researcher. This, blended with experience and knowledge of NGOs and the third sector, has enhanced her leadership, management and programmes skills.
Hajar is an active member of DCIF where she leads the Forum's Youth Board.
Imam Jameel Mutoola
Imam, Dublin City Mosque, Talbot Street, Dublin 1
Jameel is the Imam to Anwar–E– Madina, the City's first mosque on the northside and also, the first Sufi mosque in the State. Interfaith dialogue and action was part of Jameel's life in his native Mauritius and now he relishes the opportunity to be a member of the Dublin City Interfaith Forum and engage with people from different faiths and cultures.
Jasbir Singh Puri
Senior leader within Sikh Community Ireland.
Dr. Jasbir Singh Puri, consultant at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda, former trustee of Guru Nanak Darbar , board member of Vinayaka Temple and Hindu Cultural Centre of Ireland.
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DCIF works with interested members of faith communities to deliver interfaith gatherings and activities in Dublin City.
Recognising the diverse nature of the backgrounds of the residents of Dublin, DCIF seeks to provide the space and opportunity for Faith Communities to build relationships with and between Dublin City communities, statutory and voluntary organisations and the residents of Dublin City.
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Uber A claimed another victim on the latest episode of Pretty Little Liars.
Following her unholy alliance with Jenna (Tammin Sursok), Sara Harvey (Dre Davis) was murdered at the end of last week's episode. Her death came shortly after she tried to warn Emily (Shay Mitchell) that she was trying to protect her and is likely to cause shockwaves once the news gets out.
Elsewhere in the episode Aria (Lucy Hale) came clean to Ezra (Ian Harding) about her role in Archer's (Huw Collins) death, Hanna (Ashley Benson) received a call from Archer and dug up his grave to find his body was still there, and Spencer (Troian Bellisario) broke things off for good with Caleb (Tyler Blackburn).
Also Ali (Sasha Pieterse) was attacked in her home by someone posing as a police officer.
The next episode of the season is Original G'A'ngsters. Jason (Drew Van Acker) returns to town to stop Ali from getting too close to Mary (Andrea Parker). The girls learn something new about Mary and Mrs. DiLaurentis that leads them to a storm cellar full of clues.


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We found 90 events occured in February month in 1973.
• 1973. February 1 (Category: Births), Andrew DeClercq, American basketball player
• 1973. February 1 (Category: Births), Makiko Ohmoto, Japanese voice actress
• 1973. February 1 (Category: Births), Yuri Landman, Dutch experimental luthier
• 1973. February 1 (Category: Births), Óscar Pérez, Mexican footballer
• 1973. February 2 (Category: Births), Aleksander Tammert, Estonian discus thrower
• 1973. February 2 (Category: Births), Marissa Jaret Winokur, American actress
• 1973. February 2 (Category: Deaths), Hendrik Elias, Belgian politician (b. 1902)
• 1973. February 3 (Category: Births), Ilana Sod, Mexican journalist
• 1973. February 4 (Category: Births), Manny Legacé, Canadian ice hockey goaltender
• 1973. February 4 (Category: Births), Oscar de la Hoya, Mexican-American boxer
• 1973. February 5 (Category: Births), Richard Matvichuk, Canadian ice hockey player
• 1973. February 5 (Category: Births), Trijntje Oosterhuis, Dutch singer
• 1973. February 6 (Category: Births), Jeff B. Davis, actor, comedian, singer
• 1973. February 7 (Category: Births), Irina Björklund, Finnish actress
• 1973. February 7 (Category: Births), Juwan Howard, American basketball player
• 1973. February 8 (Category: Births), Keith McDonald, American baseball player
• 1973. February 9 (Category: Births), Colin Egglesfield, American actor
• 1973. February 9 (Category: Births), Shaun Parkes, English actor
• 1973. February 9 (Category: Births), Svetlana Boginskaya, Belorussian/Soviet gymnast
• 1973. February 9 (Category: Deaths), Max Yasgur, American farmer (Woodstock Festival) (b. 1919)
• 1973. February 9 (Category: Deaths), Vasiliki Maliaros, Greek actress (b. 1883)
• 1973. February 9 (Category: Events), Biju Patnaik of the Pragati Legislature Party is elected leader of the opposition in the state assembly in Orissa, India.
• 1973. February 11 (Category: Births), Ethan Iverson, jazz pianist
• 1973. February 11 (Category: Births), Jeon Do-yeon, Korean actress
• 1973. February 11 (Category: Births), Varg Vikernes, Norwegian musician (Burzum, Mayhem)
• 1973. February 11 (Category: Deaths), J. Hans D. Jensen, German physicist, Nobel Prize Laureate (b. 1907)
• 1973. February 11 (Category: Events), Vietnam War: First release of American prisoners of war from Vietnam takes place.
• 1973. February 12 (Category: Births), Gianni Romme, Dutch speed skater
• 1973. February 12 (Category: Births), Tara Strong, Canadian voice actress
• 1973. February 13 (Category: Deaths), Marinus Jan Granpré Molière, Dutch architect (b. 1883)
• 1973. February 14 (Category: Births), Steve McNair, American football player (d. 2009)
• 1973. February 14 (Category: Births), Tyus Edney, American basketball player
• 1973. February 14 (Category: Births), Yuka Sato, Japanese figure skater
• 1973. February 15 (Category: Births), Alex Borstein, American actress
• 1973. February 15 (Category: Births), Amy Van Dyken, American swimmer
• 1973. February 15 (Category: Births), Kateřina Neumannová, Czech cross country skier
• 1973. February 15 (Category: Births), Sarah Wynter, Australian actress
• 1973. February 15 (Category: Deaths), Tim Holt, American actor (b. 1919)
• 1973. February 15 (Category: Deaths), Wally Cox, American actor (b. 1924)
• 1973. February 16 (Category: Births), Cathy Freeman, Australian athlete
• 1973. February 16 (Category: Births), Christian Bassedas, Argentine footballer
• 1973. February 16 (Category: Births), Maureen Johnson, American author
• 1973. February 16 (Category: Births), Nikos Kostakis, Greek footballer
• 1973. February 17 (Category: Births), Drew Barry, American basketball player
• 1973. February 17 (Category: Births), Raphaël Ibañez, French rugby player
• 1973. February 18 (Category: Births), Claude Makélélé, French footballer
• 1973. February 18 (Category: Births), Shawn Estes, American baseball player
• 1973. February 18 (Category: Deaths), Frank Costello, Italian-born gangster (b. 1891)
• 1973. February 19 (Category: Births), Eric Lange, American actor
• 1973. February 19 (Category: Deaths), Joseph Szigeti, Hungarian violinist (b. 1892)
• 1973. February 19 (Category: Deaths), Kostas Negrepontis, Greek footballer (b. 1897)
• 1973. February 20 (Category: Births), Kimberley Davies, Australian actress
• 1973. February 20 (Category: Births), Rohan Alexander, Jamaican-born cricketer
• 1973. February 21 (Category: Births), Bowie Tsang, Taiwanese singer and TV host
• 1973. February 21 (Category: Births), Brian Rolston, American ice hockey player
• 1973. February 21 (Category: Births), Heri Joensen, Faroese musician (Týr)
• 1973. February 21 (Category: Births), Jacob M. Appel, American bioethicist
• 1973. February 21 (Category: Births), Justin Sane, American musician (Anti-Flag)
• 1973. February 21 (Category: Births), Marina Stets, Belarusian tennis player
• 1973. February 21 (Category: Events), Over the Sinai Desert, Israeli fighter aircraft shoot down Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114 jet killing 108.
• 1973. February 22 (Category: Births), Claus Lundekvam, Norwegian footballer
• 1973. February 22 (Category: Births), Einar Kristian Tveitå, Norwegian athlete
• 1973. February 22 (Category: Births), Juninho Paulista, Brazilian footballer
• 1973. February 22 (Category: Births), Scott Phillips, American drummer (Creed and Alter Bridge)
• 1973. February 22 (Category: Deaths), Jean-Jacques Bertrand, Canadian politician, Premier of Quebec (b. 1916)
• 1973. February 22 (Category: Deaths), Katina Paxinou, Greek actress (b. 1900)
• 1973. February 22 (Category: Events), Cold War: Following President Richard Nixon's visit to the People's Republic of China, the two countries agree to establish liaison offices.
• 1973. February 23 (Category: Births), Jack Case, American artist
• 1973. February 23 (Category: Births), Lars-Olof Johansson, Swedish musician (The Cardigans)
• 1973. February 23 (Category: Deaths), Dickinson W. Richards, American physician, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (b. 1895)
• 1973. February 24 (Category: Births), Alexei Kovalev, Russian ice hockey player
• 1973. February 24 (Category: Births), Chris Fehn, American percussionist (Slipknot and Will Haven)
• 1973. February 24 (Category: Births), Christína Papadáki, Greek tennis player
• 1973. February 24 (Category: Births), Richard Clapp, Canadian baseball player
• 1973. February 24 (Category: Births), Yordan Yovchev, Bulgarian gymnast
• 1973. February 25 (Category: Births), Anson Mount, American actor
• 1973. February 25 (Category: Births), Julio Iglesias, Jr., Spanish singer
• 1973. February 25 (Category: Births), Normann Stadler, German triathlete
• 1973. February 26 (Category: Births), Erinn Bartlett, American actress
• 1973. February 26 (Category: Births), Jenny Thompson, American swimmer
• 1973. February 26 (Category: Births), Marshall Faulk, American football player
• 1973. February 26 (Category: Births), Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Norwegian footballer
• 1973. February 27 (Category: Births), Ali Tabatabaee, American-Iranian singer (Zebrahead)
• 1973. February 27 (Category: Births), Mark Taylor, Welsh rugby footballer
• 1973. February 27 (Category: Births), Peter André, Australian singer
• 1973. February 27 (Category: Deaths), Bill Everett, American comic book artist (b. 1917)
• 1973. February 27 (Category: Events), The American Indian Movement occupies Wounded Knee, South Dakota.
• 1973. February 28 (Category: Births), Eric Lindros, Canadian ice hockey player
• 1973. February 28 (Category: Births), Masato Tanaka, Japanese professional wrestler
• 1973. February 28 (Category: Births), Nicolas Minassian, French racing driver
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France: XYZ Registry To Launch 5 New gTLDs In 2020
by David Taylor and Jane Seager
The XYZ Registry has recently expanded its portfolio of new gTLDs (generic Top Level Domains) with the acquisition of five new gTLDs. The new extensions will be made available to the public later in 2020, according to the XYZ Registry's recent press release.
The XYZ Registry operates various new gTLDs, including .XYZ, currently the third most popular new gTLD with nearly 3 million registered domain names (the two most popular being .ICU with some 6.5 million domain names and .TOP with some 3.7 million domain names). The rest of its portfolio consists of .BABY, .COLLEGE, .MONSTER, .PROTECTION, .RENT, .SECURITY, .STORAGE and .THEATRE, as well as .AUTO, .CAR and .CARS, the three of which are operated through a joint venture with Uniregistry. These new acquisitions make XYZ Registry the operator of a total of 17 new gTLDs.
The first acquisition to be announced was .QUEST, a dormant dot-brand new gTLD which the XYZ Registry acquired at the end of 2019 from the Registry Quest ION Limited. In its press release, the XYZ Registry presents .QUEST as "the expert new domain that signifies the solution to any search. [...] Knowledgeable businesses, organizations, and individuals can use .Quest to mark their website as the leading destination for their audience. It will allow the domain owner to effectively show their customers that they will guide them to the end of their search."
Former dot-brand new gTLD .QUEST will therefore be made available as a generic TLD. XYZ Registry notably made a similar acquisition in 2018, when it purchased dot-brand new gTLD .MONSTER from employment site Monster.com and launched it as a generic TLD. The new gTLD .MONSTER now counts over 64,400 registered domain names.
The other four new gTLDs that have been added to the Registry's portfolio are .BEAUTY, .HAIR, .MAKEUP and .SKIN, which the XYZ Registry recently acquired from French beauty giant L'Oréal, as published on ICANN's website. The XYZ Registry said that these new acquisitions are "ultra desirable to this audience's multi-billion dollar global industry. [...] The branding and SEO benefits are unprecedented for this mass audience, and will give millions of brands and professionals the chance to get a modern, memorable, industry-specific domain name." These additional four new gTLDs should indeed raise the profile of the XYZ Registry.
We will provide more information on the Registry's launch of the above-mentioned new gTLDs as they are made available to the public over the course of 2020.
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At the IBC Show, Satmission, a global supplier of live broadcast and satellite communication products and services based in Sweden, will debut a new solution integration with TVU Networks the global technology and innovation leader in live IP video solutions based in Mountain View, California USA. Satmission is one of Europes leading designers and manufacturers of mobile satellite communication systems, and will showcase TVU Networks product integration in its IP vehicle throughout IBC. The IBC show runs from September 15-19 at the Amsterdam RAI Convention Centre, where Satmission will exhibit in Hall 5, Stand A19. TVU will showcase its complete line of IP video solutions in Hall 2, Stand B28.
Students studying music and audio production at the University of Westminster now have access to a new recording facility that incorporates some of the most technologically advanced pro audio equipment on the market today.
Satmission AB, a leading supplier of satellite uplink broadcast solutions, will be celebrating ten successful years in business and showcasing the Satmission Streamline SMP 155DA Antenna, a new drive-away broadcast satellite antenna system at IBC 2014 (12-16 September).


Why am I the ideal expert travel consultant for anyone who wants to discover the treasurs of the real local handicraft?
How it often happens the answer can be traced back in time to when I was a child when the dreams are mixed up with games and fantasy. The love for the medieval age, its mistery, its stories, its precious objects and splendor of the aristocratic Courts.
With the passing of years this natural tendency developed into a serious passion for studying medieval history in fact I took my degree in Medieval Archaeology and in particular I focused on handicraft techniques. Then I had the pleasure of becoming a true expert of artistic handicraft when I worked for the Istitution that in Florence protects and promotes the local handicraft. For a long time my job has been that of supervising and promoting the talent of the Florentine master craftsmans. By now I know them personally and their workshop's doors are always opened for me.
After all my experiences I feel myself confortable both in museums of which I know collections and secrets and on the road amongst monuments and palaces of the city that are so familiar for me!


The Fox family of Falmouth, Cornwall, UK were very influential in the development of the town of Falmouth in the 19th century and of the Cornish Industrial Revolution. In the 18th and 19th centuries, many of them were members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).
Caroline and Barclay Fox kept remarkable journals, which were published in the 1970s and provide historical and literary biographical sources for mid-nineteenth century Britain. Caroline's Journal was originally published in 1881, when it was a "surprise best-seller". A new selection from the 1882 edition by Wendy Monk was published in 1972.
Caroline Fox kept her journal from 1835 to 1871. Barclay Fox kept his journal from 1832 to 1854 (but with few entries after 1844). Barclay's journal was published in a scholarly but accessible edition by Raymond L. Brett in 1979, reprinted with additional material in 2008.
The idea for the foundation of the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society was created by Caroline, Barclay and their older sister, Anna Maria. The first Committee of the "Poly", elected in January 1833, was rather dominated by Fox family members: "Dr. Fox, Mr & Mrs RW Fox, Mr & Mrs GC Fox, Mr TW Fox, Mr GP Fox, Mr & Mrs A Fox, Mr J Fox, Mr & Mrs C Fox of Perran, Miss Fox and Misses AM and C Fox and Mr RB Fox of Bank.".
In 1870, the Falmouth & Penryn Committee included Charles Fox (President), Miss AM Fox, A.Fox, N.Fox, RW Fox, Howard Fox, Mrs Howard Fox, Robert Fox, Samuel Fox and George Henry Fox. Miss AM Fox judged the Needlework that had been exhibited in the Annual Exhibition.
The Poly in Church Street, Falmouth hit serious financial problems in January 2010 and closed its commercial arm. It recovered and is still operating (October, 2014).
Caroline and Barclay's father and uncle were both scientists. Their father, Robert Were Fox, was an FRS with interests in mineralogy, metallurgy and geomagnetism. He was a live wire in the British Association. He invented an improved version of the Dipping Needle Deflector, a navigational aid for polar explorers.
Their uncle, Charles Fox also published scientific papers and ran an innovative Iron Foundry at Perranarworthal.
The Fox family descended from R W Fox the Elder had a long engagement with the British Association for the Advancement of Science (now called the British Science Association), founded in 1831.
In August 1835, Barclay Fox, aged 19, recorded in his Journal his visit to Dublin, for the BAAS Annual Meeting, with his father, Robert Were Fox the younger and his uncle, Charles Fox. R W Fox read a paper to the Physics section and demonstrated his instrument. In 1836, Barclay Fox records a large family visit to Bristol, at the time of the BAAS Annual Meeting in 1836. His younger sister, Caroline was in the party and attended the Physics`section.
In 1837, the family made a tour of the North of England, and this included the BAAS Annual Meeting in Liverpool. Caroline was also present at this event.
In 1841, Barclay attended the Annual Meeting held at Plymouth, with his two sisters and became a life member.
Caroline Fox also attended the 1857 Annual meeting, in Dublin. Her father read a paper on the temperature in mines in the Geological Section.
In August, 1884, Barclay and Caroline's older sister, Anna Maria visited Canada and the USA, with her nephew, Howard Fox, to attend the British Association meeting in Montreal and the meeting of the BAAS with the American Association in Philadelphia.
At the British Association's Annual Meeting held in Nottingham in September 1893, Howard Fox read a paper to the Geology Section "The radiolarian cherts of Cornwall".
Robert, Charles and their brother, Alfred, were deeply engaged in exotic botany and horticulture. They founded the gardens at Trebah, Glendurgan (now a National Trust property), Penjerrick and Rosehill, in Falmouth, all currently open to the public and containing mature specimens on exotic plants and trees.
George Croker Fox (1784–1850), Robert Were Fox FRS and Alfred Fox assembled excellent collections of minerals, which are now in the British Museum (Natural History), given by Arthur Russell. Edward Fox (1749–1817), merchant, of Wadebridge, supplied the great collector Philip Rashleigh with mineral specimens.
Gravestones at the Quaker Burial Ground, Budock, where many members of the Fox family were buried, along with their Friends, of the Tregelles and Stephens families.
Many of the family were Quakers, but they were not related to the George Fox (1624–1691) who was one of the founders of the movement.
They were active locally in the Falmouth Meeting, Cornwall Monthly Meeting and Devon and Cornwall Quarterly Meeting. According to the Journals of Caroline and Barclay Fox, their parents and uncles usually attended the annual gathering of Quakers called London Yearly Meeting, when, as well as attending the sessions of Yearly Meeting, they met their Quaker relations and friends from all over the United Kingdom. Caroline and Anna Maria Fox were "Plain Quakers" all their lives, their unfashionable narrow skirts inspiring the names of two mine chimneys. However, the Falmouth Quakers were not "plain" in their appreciation and practice of art and literature. During the period that Barclay Fox kept his Journal, he abandoned the numbering of months for the "pagan" names, previously avoided by Friends.
The Fox family intermarried with local Quaker families and prominent Quaker mercantile families, such as Backhouse and Pease of Darlington, Hustler, Lloyd and Barclay of Bury Hill.
Charles Fox (1797–1878)) and Alfred Fox's eldest son, Alfred Lloyd Fox played a part in the Society of Friends overseas missions.
The family worked in partnership with other Quaker families, Tregelles of Falmouth and Price of South Wales and with the Methodist family of Williams.
Alfred Fox was heavily engaged in the Pilchard industry of Cornwall. Much of the output was salted fish for export to Catholic Southern Europe.
In 1882 Howard, George and Robert Fox formed the Falmouth Fishery Company Ltd., which also purchased G.C. Fox's ship towage business; in 1893 it was transformed into the Falmouth Towage Company Ltd.
Tin and Copper mining – supplying credit, pumping engines, imported materials: timber balks, coal. In partnership with the Williams family, developing the harbour at Portreath and the Portreath Tramway to the mines from there.
Neath Abbey Coal Company (in partnership with the Price and Tregelles families).
For 200 years, the Fox family carried out the timber trade, with depots at Penryn, Falmouth, Truro and Grampound Road. In 1957, the business was merged with Harvey's of Hayle.
Consulships of various foreign countries, held successively by members of the Fox family.
"U.S. State Department FAQs: Have there been multi-generational foreign affairs families in U.S. history? . . . .
A family of English Quaker merchants named Fox were U.S. Consuls at Falmouth, England. Robert Were Fox served from 1794 to 1812, and again from 1815 to his death in 1818. Robert Were Fox, Jr. served from 1819 to 1854 (their middle name is sometimes spelled "Weare" or "Ware"). Somehow the Consulate passed out of the family between 1854 and 1863. Two more generations of Foxes then served.
Alfred Fox was appointed in 1863, and Howard Fox served from 1874 until the post was closed in December 1905.".
1794–1812, 1815–1818 R.W.Fox the Elder.
1818–1854 R.W. Fox the Younger.
1863–1874 Alfred Fox, brother of R.W.Fox the Younger.
Several members of the family were surgeons and physicians, some based in Falmouth. The most distinguished of these seems to have been Edward Long Fox (1762–1835), lunatic asylum proprietor at Brislington and developer of Weston-super-Mare as a sea-bathing resort. He married twice and had 15 daughters and 8 sons. He should not be confused with another Edward Long Fox (1832–1902), in whose name an annual public lecture has been endowed, at the University of Bristol. The Oxford Companion to Medicine states there were 21 doctors in the Fox dynasty.
In his journal for 1839 and 1840, Barclay Fox records his enthusiastic support for the Liberal candidate for Penryn & Falmouth, Edward John Hutchins, his approval of the reformed electoral process and his delight at victory. In March 1840, he campaigned for Cornish MPs to support Ewart's bill to abolish the Death Penalty for all offences.
Barclay, his father, R W Fox and his uncle, Alfred Fox were involved in lobbying Ministers and officials in Westminster and Whitehall with other Cornish gentry and merchants for the Post Office Packet Service, the fishing and mining industries and the extension of a railway service west of Plymouth.
At the 1868 general election, Charles Fox of Trebah was one of two representatives of Falmouth on the committee to elect the Liberal candidate, Pendarves Vivian to Parliament, representing West Cornwall. Howard Fox was the Treasurer of the Falmouth Liberal Association.
Robert Barclay Fox, Barclay's grandson, was a Conservative County Councillor in Cornwall.
George Fox of Par was the son of Francis Fox of St Germans, Cornwall, and his second wife, Tabitha Croker. Francis's father, also Francis, and his mother, Dorothy, were early converts to the revolutionary Quaker faith. George Fox married twice, first, to Mary Bealing and, second, to Anna Debell.
Thomas Fox (17 January 1747/8 – 29 April 1821) of Wellington, Somerset (woollen manufacturer and banker).
Edward Fox (13 December 1749 – 8 April 1817) of Wadebridge, Merchant.
Robert Were Fox (1758–1818) of Wadebridge (not to be confused with his son, Robert Were Fox (1792–1872) or his cousin or cousin's son, both also called "Robert Were Fox").
George Croker Fox the First (1727/8-1781) (See below).
Joseph Fox (1729–1784) of Falmouth. Joseph was the first Falmouth Fox, and founder of the medical dynasty. He was also a man of character, as is plain from the affair of the Prize Money. He married Elizabeth Hingston (28 October 1733 – 1802) on 17 May 1754. He was Mayor of Falmouth at the time of the visit of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, on 1 September 1843.
Joseph Fox (1754–1832), of Falmouth, who married his 2nd cousin Elizabeth Peters. Joseph became a catholic.
Edward Long Fox (1762–1835), lunatic asylum proprietor at Brislington and developer of Weston-super-Mare as a sea-bathing resort (Described above under "Medicine and Surgery"). Edward Long Fox married first, Catherine Brown, and second, Isabella Ker, and had 22 children.
George Croker Fox the Second (2 June 1752 – 31 December 1807). He married Catherine Young (1751? – 1809) in 1780.
The Prometheus of Æschylus and the Electra of Sophocles. Translated ... With notes, intended to illustrate the typical character of the former. Also, a few original poems. By George Croker Fox. London, Darton & Harvey, 1835.
The death of Demosthenes, and other original poems: with the Prometheus and Agamemnon of Æschylus, translated from the Greek; London, 1839.
Joshua Fox (?1752–1791). (Not to be confused with Joshua Fox (1792–1877).
Robert Were Fox the Elder, (1754–1818), businessman See below.
Philip Fox (d.1775). William and Philip were drowned "in a great storm, off the coast of Holland."
Gravestone of Joshua Fox (17 April 1792 – 27 March 1887) of Tregedna, and his second daughter, Marie Louise Triebner (1825 – July 1894) in the Quaker Burial Ground at Budock, Falmouth.
Marie Louise Fox (1825 – July 1894) – married Harry Triebner in October 1877.
Alfred Fox (1794–1894), businessman. Twelve children. (Details of his marriage and children are given in his Wikipedia article).
Charlotte Fox (1799–1879) married Samuel Fox (1794–1874), of Wellington, his second marriage, 18 April 1849. The family moved to Tottenham in 1837 and on his retirement in 1857, to Falmouth. At the time of Charlotte's death she resided at Lamorva.
Elizabeth Tregelles Fox (1800–1837) married Will Gibbins (1791 – 15 February 1843), of Birmingham and later of Falmouth, banker, in 1833. No children.
Lewis Fox (15 February 1803 – 6 December 1839), unmarried. Merchant at Perran Wharf.
Anna Maria Fox (1816. – 1897)), promoter of the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society. No children. Amateur painter and organiser of the Art section of the Annual Exhibition at the "Poly". The first purpose-built building of Falmouth School of Art, in Arwenack Avenue, was given in memory of her. The 1904 building was refurbished in 2007.
Barclay Fox (1817–1855), author of Journal, published in 1979 (Details of his marriage and children are given in his Wikipedia article).
Caroline Fox (1819–1871), author of Journal, published in 1881 and 1972.
Edmund Backhouse (MP) (1824–1906), son-in-law of Charles Fox.
Horace Pym, editor of Caroline Fox's Journal, published 1881 and husband, successively of two of her relations.
Josiah Fox (1763–1847), naval architect and a relation of this family.
Howard Fox, (10 February 1836 – 15 November 1922), son of Alfred and Sarah Fox, Chair of the Falmouth Harbour Board and the Falmouth Docks Company for 45 years. Married Olivia Blanche Orme, a non-Quaker. They had two sons, Charles Masson Fox and Howard Orme Fox, and two daughters, Olivia Lloyd Fox and Stella Fox.
Charles Masson Fox (6 November 1866 – 11 October 1935), chess player. Son of Howard Fox and Olivia Blanche Orme, his wife. Partner in the Fox family's businesses and Consul to Russia and Sweden.
Charles Fox (1740?–1809), poet and orientalist of Falmouth and Bristol. This Charles Fox is the subject of a DNB article. It is not clear whether or how he was related to other Falmouth Foxes.
Robert Barclay Fox (24 July 1873 – 22 April 1934), Son of Robert Fox and Ellen Bassett, his wife. Grandson of Barclay Fox. Cornwall County Councillor, High Sheriff of Cornwall, 1920–1921, Partner in G.C. Fox.
^ For a brief online account of the activities of the Fox family, see Brinley Morris's talk to the Falmouth Civic Society, illustrated with portraits. (Accessed 23 October 2007) Archived 29 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine. For evidence of their influence, see Gill, Crispin Great Cornish Families (1995).
^ See "Sources" below for bibliographical details if the Journals.
^ Caroline Fox Journal p31: 22 and 31 August 1836 – Bristol BAAS meeting.
^ Caroline Fox Journal p.110 – 111: 30 July to 3 August 1857 – Dublin BAAS meeting.
^ Caroline Fox Journal p.225: 22 to 29 August 1857 – Dublin BAAS meeting.
^ Mineralogy references: Embery, P.G. and Symes, R.F. (1987) Minerals of Cornwall and Devon, British Museum (Natural History), ISBN Hardback 0-565-01046-8 Paperback 0-565-00989-3.
^ a b c d e f g h i j k The Biographical dictionary of British Quakers in commerce and industry, 1775–1920, by Edward H. Milligan, Sessions of York (2007) ISBN 978-1-85072-367-7.
^ Greenwood, John Ormerod Quaker Encounters; in three volumes; York, William Sessions – Volume 3: Whispers of Truth (1978) ISBN 0-900657-42-1 p92-93.
^ The counting house of G.C. Fox & Co. was at 48 Arwenack Street, Falmouth TR11 5JH, near the Custom House. The building was refurbished in 2005 and the ground floor is now a branch of the Great Atlantic Art Galleries Archived 12 August 2006 at the Wayback Machine.
^ The National Archives file BT 81/14703/16640.
^ "Cornish copper mining 1795–1830: economy, structure and change" by Jim Lewis in Cornish Studies Vol 14 (2006), pp164-186; Exeter University Press, ISBN 0-85989-799-0. The reference to the Fox family is pp.171–172, 176, 178.
^ G.C. Fox & Co 1762–1977: to commemorate with loyal affection the Silver Jubilee and visit to Falmouth of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 6 August 1977 and to mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of George Croker Fox. (Souvenir brochure, 8 pages).
^ a b c d e Redwood, U.M. (1989) A family of Quaker doctors photocopied electric typewriter text. Copy at the Cornish Studies Centre, Reduth.
^ The Library of the U.S. State department says that this appointment was a mistake. They intended to appoint R.W. Fox.
^ a b c d e f Old Falmouth by Susan E. Gay (1903). A portrait of George Croker Fox the Second is in Page 148 and an account of his family on pp. 149–160. Miss Gay was a personal acquaintance of Anna Maria Fox.
^ Names of Children of EL Fox listed at http://www-civ.eng.cam.ac.uk/cjb/hingston/hpad.htm. His eldest son was also named "Edward Long Fox".
Long Fox Memorial Lecture: The Edward Long Fox Memorial Fund was raised by subscription among the friends of Edward Long Fox, M.D., F.R.C.P. (1832–1902), Physician at the Bristol Royal Infirmary from 1857 to 1877 and Lecturer in the Bristol Medical School from 1869 to 1874. The income from the fund is used mainly to provide an annual lecture on some subject connected with medicine or the allied sciences, to be held at University College, Bristol (later the University of Bristol) and given by a lecturer either selected from Bristol or the neighbourhood or who has been a student or a member of the teaching staff. The first lecture was given by Dr. J. Beddoe in 1904. In 1958 the Trusteeship of the Fund was transferred to the University.
The connection, if any, with the earlier E.L. Fox has not been established.
^ Oxford Companion to Medicine online on Google Books accessed 8 November 2007 – page 696.
^ Barclay Fox Journal 13 December 1839 to 24 January 1840.
^ HINGSTON PEDIGREE Copied from a chart by JOHN ALLEN, of Liskeard; by ROBT. DYMOND, JUN., 1851. (including Fox & Tregelles marriages). and Richard Hingston of Penryn and his family (from a document of vague provenance) on Chris Burgoyne's website.
^ The Times Death Notice Joshua Fox, 2 Apr 1877; pg. 1; col A. However, Milligan gives the death date as 27 March.
^ Triebner family website, giving an account of the marriage. She was buried in the Quaker Burial Ground at Budock.
^ "The Late Mrs Charlotte Fox". The Cornishman (48). 12 June 1879. p. 5.
^ a b Barclay Fox's journal. See Sources below for bibliographical details.
^ a b Memories of Old Friends Caroline Fox of Penjerrick, Cornwall, See Sources below for bibliographical details.
^ The journals of Caroline Fox, 1835–1871: a selection, See Sources below for bibliographical details.
^ W. P. Courtney, Fox, Charles (1740?–1809), rev. Philip Carter, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, May 2007  accessed 16 July 2007.
Fox, Caroline (1881) Memories of Old Friends Caroline Fox of Penjerrick, Cornwall (edited by H. N. Pym, 1881; 2nd edition, 1882).
Fox, Caroline (1972). The Journals of Caroline Fox, 1835–1871: a selection, edited by Wendy Monk. London: Paul Elek. ISBN 0-236-15447-8.
Crewdson, H. A. F. (1976) George Fox of Tredrea and His Three Daughters: A Century of Family History published by the Author.
DQB:Dictionary of Quaker Biography – a typescript compilation held at Friends House Library, London.
Gay, Susan E. (1903) Old Falmouth: The Story of the Town from the Days of the Killigrews to the Earliest Part of the Nineteenth Century, London, Headley Brothers.
Gill, Crispin Great Cornish Families: A History of the People and Their Houses, Tiverton, Cornwall Books (1995). ISBN 1-871060-25-7 . The Foxes of Falmouth are described on pp. 36–40.
Harris, Wilson (1944). Caroline Fox. London: Constable.
Milligan, Edward H. The Biographical Dictionary of British Quakers in Commerce and Industry, 1775–1920, Sessions of York (2007) ISBN 978-1-85072-367-7.
Members of the Fox family of Falmouth with articles in Milligan's Dictionary . .
Redwood, U.M. (1989) A family of Quaker doctors photocopied electric typewriter text. Copy at Cornwall Studies Library, Redruth.
Tod, Robert (1978). Caroline Fox, Quaker bluestocking: 1819–1871. York: William Sessions Limited. ISBN 0-900657-54-5.
The Foxhound online database of people with surname "Fox"
Charles Fox (1740?–1809) – probably unrelated to the other Foxes.
Jane Crewdson (1808–1863), hymn-writer, daughter of George Fox (1746–1816) of Perranarworthal.
This page was last edited on 26 February 2019, at 17:11 (UTC).


1st book publication. ISBN 978-0-9876604-0-4. Auckland: The Leicester Kyle Literary Estate / Wellington: The Colenso Society, November 2011. [A5: ii + 110 pp].
Selected Shorter Poems: 1 (1983-July 1995). [A4: 10 poems & sequences / 15 pp].
Selected Shorter Poems: 2 (July 1995-September 1996). [A4: 19 poems & sequences / 35 pp].
Selected Shorter Poems: 3 (September 1996-March 1997). [A4: 17 poems & sequences / 32 pp].
Selected Shorter Poems: 4 (May 1997-April 1998). [A4: 39 poems & sequences / 44 pp].
Selected Shorter Poems: 5 (June 1998-December 1999). [A4: 32 poems & sequences / 39 pp].
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Selected Shorter Poems: 7 (January 2004-February 2006). [A4: 46 [193/746] poems & sequences / 54 [253/957] pp].
The Millerton Sequences. Edited with a Preface by Jack Ross. Poem by David Howard. ISBN 978-0-473-18880-1. Pokeno, Auckland: Atuanui Press, February 2014. [A5: 140 pp].
Miscellaneous Poems. [A4: 24 poems / 24 pp].
I Got Me Flowers: Letters to a Psychiatrist. N.p., c.1975. [A5: 56 pp].


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Q: Plotting a matrix with different point styles I have an n x n symmetric matrix, with values equal to -1, 0, or 1. I plotted the matrix using image(), and levelplot(), giving different colors for -1, and 1 (0 implies no values, hence no color, or white).
However, I could not change the point style (using pch) for either of the two functions, or with heatmap and other options for that matter.
I trying to represent -1, and 1 with different colors, and different point styles (circle, and say, triangle).
Something like shown here: http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/fetchObject.action?uri=info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002004.g007&representation=PNG_M
Thank you for your help.

A: Try:
xx = matrix(sample(-1:1, 16, replace=T), nrow=4)
xx
     [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4]
[1,]    0    1    0    1
[2,]    1   -1    1    1
[3,]    1    1   -1    0
[4,]    0    1    1   -1

dd = data.frame(xx)
dd$id = rownames(dd)
ggplot(melt(dd))+geom_point(aes(x=variable, y=id, color=value, shape=value))

To omit points with 0:
mm = melt(dd)
mm$value[mm$value==0] = NA
ggplot(mm)+geom_point(aes(x=variable, y=id, color=factor(value), shape=factor(value)),size=5)

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William Watson: Another area where we need to be more competitive with the U.S.—giving
Since the astonishing election result in the United States, our passive-aggressive Canadian sense of superiority has been on full display. We're a humble people, we claim, but after a couple of beers—Canadian beers, of course, who would want to drink American?—many of us will confess to complete certainty we're better than our southern neighbours.
The latest edition of the Fraser Institute's annual comparison of American vs. Canadian charitable giving should give us pause on that. In 2014, the most recent year for which complete data are available for both countries, the average American who claimed charitable donations on his or her income tax gave US$5,807. The average Canadian who did the same gave only $C1,618.
OK, so maybe the exchange rate messes up the comparison. Well, no, in fact, it goes the other way. Through 2014 the U.S. dollar averaged $1.105 Canadian, so our giving translated into US$1,464.25, which means that, expressed in the same currency, our annual giving was just 25.2 per cent of theirs. Yikes!
OK, so maybe the Americans did give more in absolute dollars but they have higher incomes so our givers must have given more as a share of their income. Didn't they? Well, no, they didn't. Americans gave 1.24 per cent of their aggregate income to charity, Canadians only 0.56 per cent. That puts us at 45 per cent of U.S. giving, not one-quarter, which is better, but still not great.
OK, so maybe we don't give as much in absolute dollars or as a share of our incomes but at least more Canadians do make a point of giving than is the case in the U.S. Well, no, that's not true, either. In 2014, 24.5 per cent of U.S. tax-filers listed charitable donations versus only 21.3 per cent in Canada.
There are important charitable outposts in Canada. Albertan donors gave $C2,443 per person. And Manitobans led both in giving as a share of income (0.81 per cent) and percentage of tax-filers giving to charity (24.8). But if you look at the most charitable U.S. states, the numbers put us to shame. In Wyoming, the average donation was $16,644. In Utah, donors gave 3.17 per cent of their income on average. In the state of Maryland, which is named (albeit indirectly) after the woman who gave Christians their giving season, fully 38.2 per cent of tax-filers gave.
Now, as anyone who's tried it will know, getting sensible inferences from raw data is seldom an easy thing. (At time's it's tougher than sledding on grass.) As the study points out (in footnote 5) there are several possible drivers of charitable giving including "income, the after-tax cost of donating, scope of government, the age of the population, levels of education, religious affiliation, and volunteerism." Also, the numbers the study uses don't include giving that wasn't claimed for tax purposes or that took place in-kind. And there could be differences in the way the tax data are collected and compiled that also help explain the cross-border differences in giving.
Even so, for a country that prides itself in how inherently good it is, our numbers are pretty pitiful. You hear a lot at this time of year that it's better to give than receive. I don't know. I'm an economist. I've always thought receiving is not to be underrated. But if you have received a lot—and most everyone who lives in this uniquely blessed land has—you should feel obligated to give and you'll probably feel good doing so.
My province of Quebec doesn't do very well in these data, with only 19.8 per cent of us giving, on average, just $726 or 0.27 per cent of our incomes.
My wife being an accountant, we do our cash giving at year's end. We'll be working hard this weekend to raise those averages. I hope that in whatever jurisdiction you live in, you'll be doing the same.
I'm off now until January. Merry Christmas if you're Christian! Happy Hanukkah if you're Jewish! Happy Holidays if you're anything else! And all the best to everyone for 2017.


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replacing control the mists with expel harm.Control the mists: (current)free instant cast 8 percent heal every 10 seconds, reduced 1s per chi spent.Changed toExpel harm:10 second cooldown8 percent healLOLWUT?like just delete WW already? Why would you nerf their self healing? They already have the worst self healing in the game. Why would I ever pick this as an honor talent?
FoF is the worst its ever been since I've been playing WW. It feels awful to use. It's a shell of it's former self.In PvP the single largest complain is the complete removal of FoF from arenas.
I think mathematically, FotWT is going to be higher ST damage due to the damage it does plus the resource generation for what it costs.I'm not sure that is up for debate but I could be wrong.Also it will be less sustain and more burst, as small as it may be. Whereas Ascension is higher sustain and I think mathematically worse.Again I am not 100 percent sure here. But I'm certain someone has the answer.Not saying I love the ability by any stretch of the imagination. It falls flat in all areas just like almost all of the windwalker talents.
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Universities plan for safe return of students while noting disappointment with late grades
Press Releases • July 17th, 2020
The universities represented by the IUA are now revising plans for the safe induction of new students to campus following the announcement that Calculated Grades will not now be released until September 7th.
While acknowledging the unique challenges faced by the Department of Education & Skills on processing results arising from Covid-19, the universities have expressed their surprise and disappointment with the timing of finalising grades, noting in particular the challenges faced by students and their families. Our universities will continue to place a priority on the health and safety of our students with a now more challenging prospect for our reopening.
Now that the date for releasing grades is set, all universities are actively revising their plans to receive first year students. It had been hoped to bring in first years for induction and orientation in advance of the main body of students. That may not now be possible. Our universities are now working to provide clarity in that regard as soon as possible, with start dates as close as possible to those originally communicated to our students.
The Director General of the IUA, Jim Miley, said: "The focus of our universities now is to give clarity to students as early as possible. Each university will quickly finalise their revised plans based on the delayed date for grades release. Our priority is to ensure that first year students are given the necessary welcome and induction and to ensure the safe return of all students to campus.
The late publication of grades raises significant challenges for students and third level colleges but we do recognise the very challenging circumstances that have arisen following the decision to replace the Leaving Cert with the Calculated Grades system. Our resources and expertise are available as always to assist in this regard. We will continue to work with government departments and student representative bodies in order to ensure the best possible outcome for students."
The universities, as with all third colleges, are also eagerly awaiting the finalisation of context-specific public health guidelines for third-level which the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation & Science has pledged to finalise as soon as possible. These guidelines are a further crucial ingredient in planning for the next academic year.
Lia O'Sullivan, Head of Communications, IUA 085 7141414 lia.osullivan@iua.ie