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OPINION: The Paris Killings – A Fatal Trap for Europe
By Roberto Savio
In this column, Roberto Savio, founder and president emeritus of the Inter Press Service (IPS) news agency and publisher of Other News, argues that the wave of indignation aroused by last week's terrorist attack on French magazine Charlie Hebdo runs the risk of playing into the hands of radical Muslims and unleashing a deadly worldwide confrontation.
ROME, Jan 12 2015 (IPS) – It is sad to see how a continent that was one cradle of civilisation is running blindly into a trap, the trap of a holy war with Islam – and that six Muslim terrorists were sufficient to bring that about.
It is time to get out of the comprehensible "We are All Charlie Hebdo" wave, to look into facts, and to understand that we are playing into the hands of a few extremists, and equating ourselves with them. The radicalisation of the conflict between the West and Islam is going to carry with it terrible consequences
The first fact is that Islam is the second largest religion in the world, with 1.6 billion practitioners, that Muslims are the majority in 49 countries of the world and that they account for 23 percent of humankind. Of these 1.6 billion, only 317 million are Arabs. Nearly two-thirds (62 percent) live in the Asia-Pacific region; in fact, more Muslims live in India and Pakistan (344 million combined). Indonesia alone has 209 million.
A Pew Research Center report on the Muslim world also inform us that it is in South Asia that Muslims are more radical in terms of observance and views. In that region, those in favour of severe corporal punishment for criminals are 81 percent, compared with 57 percent in the Middle East and North Africa, while those in favour of executing those who leave Islam are 76 percent in South Asia, compared with 56 percent in the Middle East.
Therefore, it is obvious that it is the history of the Middle East which brings the specificity of the Arabs to the conflict with the West. And here are the main four reasons.
"We are falling into a deadly trap, and doing exactly what the radical Muslims want: engaging in a holy war against Islam, so that the immense majority of moderate Muslims will be pushed to take up arms … instead of a strategy of isolation, we are engaging in a policy of confrontation"
First, all the Arab countries are artificial creations. In May 1916, Monsieur François Georges-Picot for France and Sir Mark Sykes for Britain met and agreed on a secret treaty, with the support of the Russian Empire and the Italian Kingdom, on how to carve up the Ottoman Empire at the end of the First World War.
Thus the Arab countries of today were born as the result of a division by France and Britain with no consideration for ethnic and religious realities or for history. A few of those countries, like Egypt, had an historical identity, but countries like Iraq, Arabia Saudi, Jordan, or even the Arab Emirates, lacked even that. It is worth remembering that the Kurdish issue of 30 million people divided among four countries was created by European powers.
As a consequence, the second reason. The colonial powers installed kings and sheiks in the countries that they created. To run these artificial countries, strong hands were required. So, from the very beginning, there was a total lack of participation of the people, with a political system which was totally out of sync with the process of democracy which was happening in Europe. With European blessing, these countries were frozen in feudal times.
As for the third reason, the European powers never made any investment in industrial development, or real development. The exploitation of petrol was in the hands of foreign companies and only after the end of the Second World War, and the ensuing process of decolonisation, did oil revenues really come into local hands.
When the colonial powers left, the Arab countries had no modern political system, no modern infrastructure, no local management.
Finally, the fourth reason, which is closer to our days. In states which did not provide education and health for their citizens, Muslim piety took on the task of providing what the state was not providing. So large networks of religious schools and hospital were created and, when elections were finally permitted, these became the basis for legitimacy and the vote for Muslim parties.
This is why, just taking the example of two important countries, Islamist parties won in Egypt and Algeria, and how with the acquiescence of the West, military coups were the only resort to stopping them.
This compression of so many decades into a few lines is of course superficial and leaves out many other issues. But this brutally abridged historical process is useful for understanding how anger and frustration is now all over the Middle East, and how this leads to the attraction to the Islamic State (IS) in poor sectors.
We should not forget that this historical background, even if remote for young people, is kept alive by Israel's domination of the Palestinian people. The blind support of the West, especially of the United States, for Israel is seen by Arabs as a permanent humiliation, and Israel's continuous expansion of settlements clearly eliminates the possibility of a viable Palestinian State.
The July-August bombing of Gaza, with just some noises of protest from the West but no real action, is for the Arab world clear proof that the intention is to keep Arabs down and seek alliances only with corrupt and delegitimised rulers who should be swept away. And the continuous Western intervention in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and the drones bombing everywhere, are widely perceived among the 1.6 billion that the West is historically engaged in keeping Islam down, as the Pew report noted.
We should also remember that Islam has several internal divisions, of which the Sunni-Shiite divide is just the largest. But while in the Arab region at least 40 percent of Sunni do not recognise a Shiite as a fellow Muslim, outside the region this tends to disappear, In Indonesia only 26 percent identify themselves as Sunni, with 56 percent identifying themselves as "just Muslim".
In the Arab world, only in Iraq and Lebanon, where the two communities lived side by side, does a large majority of Sunni recognise Shiites as fellow Muslims. The fact that Shiites, who account for just 13 percent of Muslims, are the large majority in Iran, and the Sunni the large majority in Saudi Arabia explains the ongoing internal conflict in the region, which is being stirred by the two respective leaders.
Al-Qaeda in Mesopotamia, then run by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi (1966–2006), successfully deployed a policy of polarisation in Iraq, continuing attacks on Shiites and provoking an ethnic cleansing of one million Sunnis from Baghdad. Now IS, the radical caliphate which is challenging the entire Arab world besides the West, is able to attract many Sunnis from Iraq which had suffered so many Shiite reprisals, that they sought the umbrella of the very group that had deliberately provoked the Shiites.
The fact it is that every day hundreds of Arabs die because of the internal conflict, a fate that does not affect the much larger Muslim community.
Now, all terrorist attacks in the West that have happened in Ottawa, in London, and now in Paris, have the same profile: a young man from the country in question, not someone from the Arab region, who was not at all religious during his teenage years, someone who somehow drifted, did not find a job, and was a loner. In nearly all cases, someone who had already had something to do with the judicial system.
Only in the last few years had he become converted to Islam and accepted the calls from IS for killing infidels. He felt that with this he would find a justification to his life, he would become a martyr, a somebody in another world, removed from a life in which there was no real bright future.
The reaction to all this has been a campaign in the West again Islam. The latest number of the New Yorkerpublished a strong article defining Islam not as a religion but as an ideology. In Italy, Matteo Salvini, the leader of the right-wing and anti-immigrant Lega Nord has publicly condemned the Pope for engaging Islam in dialogue, and conservative Italian pundit Giuliano Ferrara declared on TV that "we are in a Holy War".
Related IPS Articles
OPINION: The Irresistible Attraction of Radical Islam – Column by Roberto Savio
OPINION: The West Prefers Military Order Against History – Column by Johan Galtung
OPINION: ISIS Appeals to a Longing for the Caliphate – Column by Farhang Jahanpour
The overall European (and U.S.) reaction has been to denounce the Paris killings as the result of a "deadly ideology", as President François Hollande called it.
It is certainly a sign of the anti-Muslim tide that German Chancellor Angela Merkel was obliged to take a position against the recent marches in Dresden (Muslim population 2 percent), organised by the populist movement Pegida (the German acronym for "Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West"). The marches were basically directed against the 200,000 asylum seekers, most of them from Iraq and Syria, whose primary intention, according to Pegida, was not to escape war.
Studies from all over Europe show that the immense majority of immigrants have successfully integrated with their host economies. United Nations studies also show that Europe, with its demographic decline, requires at least 20 million immigrants by 2050 if it wants to remain viable in welfare practices, and competitive in the world. Yet, what are we getting everywhere?
Xenophobic, right-wing parties in every country of Europe, able to make the Swedish government resign, conditioning the governments of United Kingdom, Denmark and Nederland, and looking poised to win the next elections in France.
It should be added that, while what happened in Paris was of course a heinous crime, and while expression of any opinion is essential for democracy, very few have ever seen Charlie Hebdo and its level of provocation. Especially because in 2008, as Tariq Ramadan pointed out in The Guardian of Jan. 10, Charlie Hebdo fired a cartoonist who had joke about a Jewish link to the French President Nicolas Sarkozy's son.
Charlie Hebdo was a voice defending the superiority of France and its cultural supremacy in the world, and had a small readership, which it obtained by selling provocation – exactly the opposite of the view of a world based on respect and cooperation among different cultures and religions.
So now we are all Charlie, as everybody is saying. But to radicalise the clash between the two largest religions of the world is not a minor affair. We should fight terrorism, be it Muslim or not (let us not forget that a Norwegian, Anders Behring Breivik, who wanted to keep his country free of Muslim penetration, killed 91 of his co-citizens).
But we are falling into a deadly trap, and doing exactly what the radical Muslims want: engaging in a holy war against Islam, so that the immense majority of moderate Muslims will be pushed to take up arms.
The fact that European right-wing parties will reap the benefit of this radicalisation goes down very well for the radical Muslims. They dream of a world fight, in which they will make Islam – and not just any Islam, but their interpretation of Sunnism – the sole religion. Instead of a strategy of isolation, we are engaging in a policy of confrontation.
And, apart from September 11 in New York, the losses of life have been miniscule compared with what is going on in the Arab world, where just in one country – Syria – 50,000 people lost their lives last year.
How can we so blindly fall into the trap without realising that we are creating a terrible clash all over the world? (END/IPS COLUMNIST SERVICE)
(Edited by Phil Harris)
The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of, and should not be attributed to, IPS – Inter Press Service.
Witch Hunt': Fired MSNBC Contributor Speaks Out on Suppression of Israel-Palestine Debate
MSNBC contributor Rula Jebreal's on-air protest of the network's slanted coverage of Israel's ongoing assault on the Gaza Strip has brought media suppression of the Israel-Palestine debate into sharp focus. Punished for her act of dissent with the cancellation of all future appearances and the termination of her contract, Jebreal spoke to me about what prompted her to speak out and why MSNBC was presenting such a distorted view of the crisis.
"I couldn't stay silent after seeing the amount of airtime given to Israeli politicians versus Palestinians," Jebreal told me. "They say we are balanced but their idea of balance is 90 percent Israeli guests and 10 percent Palestinians. This kind of media is what leads to the failing policies that we see in Gaza."
She continued, "We as journalists are there to afflict the comfortable and who is comfortable in this case? Who is really endangering both sides and harming American interests in the region? It's those enforcing the status quo of the siege of Gaza and the occupation of the West Bank."
Jebreal said that in her two years as an MSNBC contributor, she had protested the network's slanted coverage repeatedly in private conversations with producers. "I told them we have a serious issue here," she explained. "But everybody's intimidated by this pressure and if it's not direct then it becomes self-censorship."
With her criticism of her employer's editorial line, she has become the latest casualty of the pro-Israel pressure. "I have been told to my face that I wasn't invited on to shows because I was Palestinian," Jebreal remarked. "I didn't believe it at the time. Now I believe it."
An NBC producer speaking on condition of anonymity confirmed Jebreal's account, describing to me a top-down intimidation campaign aimed at presenting an Israeli-centric view of the attack on the Gaza Strip. The NBC producer told me that MSNBC President Phil Griffin and NBC executives are micromanaging coverage of the crisis, closely monitoring contributors' social media accounts and engaging in a "witch hunt" against anyone who strays from the official line.
"Loyalties are now being openly questioned," the producer commented.
The suppression campaign culminated after Jebreal's on-air protest during a July 21 segment on Ronan Farrow Daily.
"We are disgustingly biased on this issue. Look at how much airtime Netanyahu and his folks have on air on a daily basis, Andrea Mitchell and others," Jebreal complained to Farrow. "I never see one Palestinian being interviewed on these same issues."
When Farrow claimed that the network had featured other voices, Jebreal shot back, "Maybe for thirty seconds, and then you have twenty-five minutes for Bibi Netanyahu."
Within hours, all of Jebreal's future bookings were cancelled and the renewal of her contract was off the table. The following day, Jebreal tweeted: "My forthcoming TV appearances have been cancelled. Is there a connection to my expose and the cancellation?"
Jebreal is the author of Miral, a memoir about her coming of age in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Her former partner, Jewish-American filmmaker and artist Julian Schnabel, adapted the book into full length film. A widely published journalist and former news presenter in Italy, Jebreal was a vocal supporter of the now-extinct peace process and a harsh critic of Islamist groups including Hamas. Her termination leaves NBC without any Palestinian contributors.
According to the NBC producer, MSNBC show teams were livid that they had been forced by management to cancel Jebreal as punishment for her act of dissent.
At the same time, social media erupted in protest of Jebreal's cancellation, forcing the network into damage control mode. The role of clean-up man fell to Chris Hayes, the only MSNBC host with a reputation for attempting a balanced discussion of Israel-Palestine. On the July 22 episodeof his show, All In, he brought Jebreal on to discuss her on-air protest.
In introducing Jebreal, Hayes took on the role of the industry and network defender: "Let me take you behind the curtain of cable news business for a moment," Hayes told his viewers. "If you appear on a cable news network, you trash that network and one of its hosts by name, on any issue — Gaza, infrastructure spending, sports coverage, funny internet cat videos — the folks at the network will not take kindly to it."
In fact, MSNBC Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough has publicly attacked fellow MSNBC hosts and slammed the network for its support for the Democratic Party.
"I did not think that i was stepping in a hornet's nest," Jebreal told me. "I saw Joe Scarborough criticizing the network. I thought we were liberal enough to stand self criticism."
Yet when she appeared across from Hayes, Jebreal encountered a defensive host shielding his employers from her criticism. "We're actually doing a pretty good job" of covering the Israel-Palestine crisis, Hayes claimed to her. "I think our network, and I think the New York Times and the media all around, have been doing a much better job on this conflict."
Jebreal appeared on screen as a "Palestinian journalist" — her title as a MSNBC contributor had been removed. When she insisted that American broadcast media had not provided adequate context about the 8-year-long Israeli siege of the Gaza Strip or the roots of Palestinian violence, Hayes protested that he had wanted to host Hamas officials alongside the Israeli government spokespeople he routinely featured but that it was practically impossible.
"Not all Palestinians are Hamas," Jebreal vehemently replied.
"Airtime always strikes me as a bad metric," Hayes responded. "I mean there are interviews and then there are interviews. I had [Israeli government spokesman] Mark Regev on this program for 16 minutes, alright? That's a very long interview but there was a lot to talk to him about."
The NBC producer remarked to me that the network's public relations strategy had backfired. Hayes' performance was poorly received on social media while Jebreal appeared as another maverick journalist outcasted by corporate media for delivering uncomfortable truths.
For her part, Jebreal told me she was disturbed by Hayes' comments. "I admire that Chris [Hayes] wanted to have me on but it seems like he was condoning what happened to me," she said. "He was saying, 'What do you expect? We rally around our stars.' Well, I rally around reality, if that still matters in media."
Jebreal continued: "I didn't tell him this on air but I said, 'I hope you don't condone other things the network did, like what happened with Ayman.'"
Jebreal was referring to NBC correspondent Ayman Mohyeldin and his sudden removal by the network from the Gaza Strip. Mohyeldin, a rising star in the network and its only Arab-American reporter in the region, was an eyewitness to the Israeli killing of four young boys who had been playing soccer on a beach near Gaza City.
Moments after the killings, Mohyeldin relayed intimate accounts of the scene through Twitter, then released harrowing footage of the boys' mother wailing as she learned of their deaths. Oddly, NBC correspondent Richard Engel was summoned to deliver Mohyeldin's package that evening.
The NBC producer told me that the network was deluged with angry letters and phone calls from pro-Israel activists about Mohyeldin's reporting.
Hours later, Mohyeldin's summary of the US State Department's statement defending Israel's actions disappeared from his Facebook and Twitter accounts. He had apparently been forced to delete the postings. Next, NBC removed Mohyeldin from Gaza, sending him out of the area on the first plane available.
To replace Mohyeldin, NBC dispatched Engel, a veteran foreign correspondent well-liked by top brass and regarded as the network's "star." Engel was the keynote speaker at a 2013 event at the Newseum in Washington DC honoring journalists killed that year. Under Israel lobby pressure, the Newseum had removed the names of three Palestinian journalists killed in targeting Israeli strikes during the November 2012 assault on Gaza, accepting claims by anti-Palestinian groups like the Anti-Defamation League that their employment by Hamas-affiliated outlets rendered them enemy combatants. During his speech, Engel carefully avoided condemning the Newseum for its capitulation.
The removal of Mohyeldin sparked an international backlash, with tens of thousands from around the world protesting the decision through viral Twitter hashtags like, #LetAymanReport and #FreeAyman. Two days later, an apparently chastened NBC returned Mohyeldin to the Gaza Strip, but the damage had been done.
Unwilling to explain its unusual actions, NBC left it up to media critics to guess at its motives. CNN Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter chalked up the removal of Mohyeldin to "infighting and bureaucracy," claiming that NBC was concerned primarily with ratings. Glenn Greenwald, the editor-in-chief of the The Intercept, wrote that Mohyeldin was ordered out of Gaza by David Verdi, a top NBC executive, for political reasons — his reporting was deemed too sympathetic to Palestinians.
The NBC producer insisted that Greenwald's account was the more accurate one. "Greenwald was right," the producer told me. "And I hate to say that."
For her part, Jebreal does not expect to be welcomed back on MSNBC again. "I'm done there," she told me. "It's not happening any more. My contract is over. I'm fine with it. I'm not complaining."
She cited the distorted coverage of Israel-Palestine in American broadcast as the central reason behind the American public's support for Israel's assault on Gaza.
"I believe this is a shifting moment in history and we need to make a decison," Jebreal said. "It's easier when there's Bridgegate but there is another gate: This is Mediagate and we need to begin to challenge our responsibilities."
Max Blumenthal is a senior writer for AlterNet, and the author of Goliath and Republican Gomorrah (Basic/Nation Books, 2009). Find him on Twitter at @MaxBlumenthal.
How Egypt's New Regime is Silencing Civil Society
Somewhere in Egypt, Hosni Mubarak must be smiling, knowing that three years after his downfall, he has won after all.
After three decades of muzzling civil society, of harassing, detaining and torturing political activists, scholars, journalists, lawyers, doctors and regular citizens of all stripes, Mubarak never was able to accomplish what the new regime has achieved in a matter of months.
Mubarak was never able to silence completely civil society. The judiciary rose up to check his periodic grabs to expand his power, frustrating his regime so much that in his last years, he collaborated with the military to set up an entirely separate system of military courts to try scholars, activists and others who spoke out in defiance.
All of that is gone now. In just one week, we have had a dizzying series of show trials and detentions.
In three cases, civilian judges handed down death sentences against large number of supporters of former Egyptian President Mohammad Morsi, including the Muslim Brotherhood's top religious figure. In another, three Al Jazeera English journalists were convicted of "falsifying news" and belonging to or assisting the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
Finally, on Tuesday, 23 Egyptians were detained for a peaceful march to the presidential palace. The protesters were first attacked by groups of men in civilian clothes before they were arrested for violating the new Protest Law. Some may have been simply bystanders. One was a noted women's rights activist who told friends she was arrested while buying water from a kiosk near the protests.
All of this is disturbing, but most of all the total failure of the judicial system to maintain any semblance of fair justice.
In the words of the Amnesty International trial observer, these trials were a "farcical spectacle." Death penalties, we said, are now being issued "at a drop of a hat." Journalists were "jailed for journalism."
Some of the details resemble dark comedy. The low point of a bad week of the judiciary came in one of the death penalty cases, involving 683 defendants. As the judge listed the sentences, one of the defendants was first sentenced to death and then to 15 years in prison. Three days later, there's still public confusion about which sentence he received.
A second man sentenced in a second death penalty case was a blind man who could not have possibly been involved in any political violence.
Piously, Egypt's leaders deny any politicization of the judiciary. Responding to pleas from President Obama to release the journalists, Egypt's new president Abdul el-Sisi, said on television that he wouldn't dare interfere with the rulings because that doesn't happen in Egypt.
It's despicable that after this week President Sisi would celebrate "the independence" of the Egyptian judiciary. Egypt's judicial system is broken and is no longer able to deliver justice.Its role now is to silence dissent.
That should be a matter of concern to the Egyptian president, but the judiciary's failure is far too closely related to the expansion of the regime's powers, its broad ability to silence all political activity, and the wide immunity its police, security and military forces have for any abuses.
This is a familiar pattern of abuses for Egypt. What's new is now Egyptians can't depend on the judiciary for the mildest of protections.
Take action to have Egyptian officials release all prisoners of conscience, squash the death sentences and end the use of the death penalty in all cases.


I am acutely aware of this concept. Last week was my birthday. The day I came into the world. It's an important day for me. It is a chance I have every year to understand what a gift I have been given to be here. And this year, more than ever, I needed a framework to understand that as a gift. This year has already been one of my hardest so far. My son, who has DMD, has lost his ability to walk and with that comes much grief and fear of the future. I am wrestling with so much (we could write a few posts about that!). And in fact, on the day before my birthday, I spent an entire Sunday at our Children's hospital for a convening of DMD families with physicians and scientists to review clinical guidelines and research. Not the best way to go into your birthday if you want to be in the mood to celebrate.
But that's exactly why it's so important to look at this day through the lens of gratitude and not through the lens of our expectations. We expect to be elated, festive and happy on our birthday. We don't expect to be grieving, sad, or fearful. No, these are not really fun emotions for the birthday girl.
But what if we let our expectations go?
What if instead we find gratitude in whatever arises for us?
I was fortunately forced to do this because the way I was feeling was so not what I wanted. Instead, I reflected for myself that day as I often do, what in this pain can I be grateful for? (My TEDx talk explains this concept in more detail.) And I have to be honest, it wasn't so obvious that day. It isn't always immediately obvious. Sometimes it just feels like pain. So that day, I realized my gratitude was, believe it or not, that I was actually feeling pain. My ability to feel all my emotions, those that are welcome and those that are challenging, is in fact the gift of being alive. It is the gift of being human. All of us will face pain but what we can do is offer ourselves compassion in that moment, an understanding that what we experience is so universal.
We are human. We will have pain. Many times, that pain will feel overwhelming and insurmountable. But we always have the opportunity to sit in that moment and fully experience what arises. We then have the opportunity to offer ourselves compassion and love as we witness our own suffering. This is poignant, yet it is a gift.
This year, on my birthday, I was grateful for my pain, for my birth, for my life. All of it. For who I am and who I am becoming. This one beautiful life is what it is because of my pain, not despite my pain.
Gratitude gave me a lens through which I could accept that my birthday could still be celebrated even through this pain. Gratitude gave me a framework to be in the moment and not swept up in the expectations that I may have had.
This year, I am grateful for my life. My entire beautiful, painful and exhilarating life. And for all of you on your own journeys, I am grateful in the ways we will learn and grow together.


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A Blue Plaque for Deborah Jane Kerr-Trimmer CBE (1921-2007) was unveiled on 47 Elmsleigh Road by her grandson's Lex and Joe Shrapnel on 1st September 2021.
When Deborah Kerr first stepped onto the stage at Weston-super-Mare's Knightstone Pavilion in 1937, could she have ever dreamed it would lead to roles in star-studded films and six Academy Award nominations? And yet, following on from one of her first performances in Weston, young Deborah built a career out of spectacular performances in films and on TV. Deborah was born in Scotland in 1921. Her family moved to Elmsleigh Road, Weston-super-Mare in 1938 when she became a pupil at Rossholme School.
She studied drama and ballet and, with her aunt's help, became a radio actress and got her first taste of the big stage in the play 'Harlequin And Columbine', at Knightstone Pavilion. Her big break came in 1939 when she was spotted by a talent scout at an open-air theatre in Regent's Park, London. She was cast in George Bernard Shaw's Major Barbara and became a star of British cinema before Hollywood came calling. In 1957, Deborah was named 'the world's most famous actress' by Photoplay magazine. Blue plaque 47 Elmsleigh Road by Weston Town Council & Weston Civic Society
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Why treat children like hardcore criminals, asks lawyer
November 8, 2017 December 1, 2017 Nur Farzana Md Yusof
http://hakam.org.my/wp/2017/11/08/why-treat-children-like-hardcore-criminals-asks-lawyer/
Source: FMT News
There must be a better way for the authorities to handle children who commit criminal offences, says Paulsen. Pic from FMT News
PETALING JAYA: Lawyers for Liberty executive director Eric Paulsen has asked why the home ministry is treating children like hardcore criminals by detaining them under the Prevention of Crime Act (Poca) and Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (Sosma).
He explained that these two laws are too harsh for children and are supposed to be used against serious offenders like terrorists or hardcore criminals.
"This is shocking. Surely there must be a better way for the authorities to handle these children who commit criminal offences. You can charge them under ordinary laws.
"Poca has detention without trial, which means somebody can be locked up for two years and another two years without evidence. It is similar to the Internal Security Act (ISA).
"As for Sosma, even though there is a trial, pending the trial, the child is not able to get bail. This can go on for many years," he told FMT.Paulsen reminded the authorities that they must not forget that Malaysia is a party to the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the welfare and best interests of children should always be at the forefront when dealing with crimes involving children.
He said resorting to harsh or preventive detention laws like Poca and Sosma clearly signified a failure in the administration of justice where children can be locked away without any trial or proper evidence being tendered to prove their guilt.
He strongly urged the women, family and community development ministry to seriously engage with the home ministry and Attorney-General's Chambers on how best to handle such cases as these children deserve better than to be treated like the most dangerous terrorists or hardcore criminals.
Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi had earlier said 17 children had been arrested under Sosma since it was gazetted and enforced.
As for Poca, he said 142 children had been arrested under this law.
He was responding to a question in the Dewan Rakyat from Klang MP Charles Santiago who asked for the statistics on the number of children currently detained under these laws.
Sevan: The government must reveal the conditions of detention these minors are subjected to. Pic from FMT NewSuara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram) also strongly condemned the existence and application of laws that permit detention without trial and demanded the immediate release of all minors detained under Sosma and Poca.
In a statement, Suaram executive director Sevan Doraisamy was shocked that the Malaysian government considers it necessary for minors to be subjected to abuse under Sosma and Poca.
"We urge the government to provide an immediate answer to the public with regards to the condition of detention these minors are subjected to.
"We want clear answers as to why it is necessary for these minors to be detained under security provisions and not subjected to trial in the Court for Children, as outlined in Section 83(1) of the Child Act 2001.
"We are calling for all minors detained under Sosma and Poca to be released immediately and a royal commission of inquiry be established to investigate the unconscionable decision to allow minors to be detained without trial," he said.
He reminded the government that under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), which Malaysia is a party to, minors have the right to trial by a competent, independent and impartial authority or judicial body in a fair hearing.
This is not a mere international standard that the government can set aside on a whim as it is given force through the Child Act 2001 in Malaysia, he added.
Gerald says it is better to approach children in a child-friendly manner and encourage them to see where they went wrong. Pic from FMT News
Meanwhile, Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) commissioner Gerald Joseph said it is better to approach children in a child-friendly manner and encourage the juvenile or child to see where they went wrong.
"These two laws, Poca and Sosma, are difficult because they allow detention without trial.
"If they are detained under these two laws, then they do not have facilities for the child-friendly juvenile court system.
"So it is better to charge them in a normal court because the court will help them," he said.
Human Rights & Wrongs	Eric Paulsen, Gerald Joseph, LFL - Lawyers for Liberty, minors, Prevention of Crime Act 1959 (POCA), Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (SOSMA), Sevan Doraisamy, SUARAM - Suara Rakyat Malaysia, Suhakam - Human Rights Commission of Malaysia, The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)
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The bus from PETROVAC to TIVAT pass through the cities of BUDVA (depending on the route).The first bus leaves at 05:10, while the last departure at 18:14. The road is about 43 km. Average length of travel according to the timetable is 01 hour i 08 mins. Luggage is usually paid per bag on all departures depending on the carrier.
Buses are middle and high class, but on the shorter distances carriers can travel by turist van or small bus.
Bus companies which operate from PETROVAC to TIVAT are:BOŽUR, AUTOPREVOZ ZATON, ROYAL TRAVEL, ALBA TOURS, Jadran ekspres Subotica, Krivokapić turs, Jadran ekspres Kotor, Lalatovic travel, Lazaro.
Tivat is a coastal town in southwest Montenegro, located in the Bay of Kotor. Tivat is the centre of Tivat Municipality, which is the smallest municipality by area in Montenegro.
Tivat is located in the central part of the Bay of Kotor, south of mount Vrmac. The municipality lies mostly south of the town, and has an exit to open sea at the tourist location Pržno inlet near Radovići village to the south. Its central part, where Tivat Airport is located, lies in fertile Grbalj valley. The airport is located near the isthmus of Luštica peninsula, which belongs to the municipality of Herceg Novi for the most part.
Tivat has about 14,000 inhabitants. It is 19 kilometres away from Herceg Novi, 10 km away from Kotor, 23 km away from Budva, 80 km from Dubrovnik and 90 km (56 mi) from Podgorica.
Already a popular tourist resort, Tivat is set to become a nautical tourism centre for the southern Adriatic. Canadian businessman Peter Munk bought a naval shipyard in Tivat, intending to transform it into a luxury vacation resort and a marina for luxury yachts called Porto Montenegro.


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5 Anime Like The Rising of the Shield Hero
1 - Log Horizon :
The story takes us to an online game that has been offered a new expansion.
However, the 30,000 players find themselves trapped in the virtual world of Elder Tail. Very quickly teams of warriors were created to face threats.
We follow the adventures of Shiroe, the magician / alchemist, and his friends, Naotsugu the warrior & Akatsuki of the assassin class, in their quest to change the world!
2 - Rokka no Yuusha :
When the Majin (Evil Being) awakens from the depths of darkness, the Divinity of Fate chooses 6 Heroes, nicknamed Rokka no Yuusha (Heroes of the Six Flowers), to grant them the power to save the world.
Adlet who calls himself the strongest man in the world is chosen to be one of them to stop the resurrection of the Majin.
However, 7 people show up at the gathering place. This means that one of the warriors is a traitor / enemy.
Suspicion and paranoia spread among the elect leading them to fight each other while seeking to complete their mission.
3 - Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody :
The story takes us into the daily life of Suzuki Ichirou, a 29-year-old programmer who finds himself transported to the video game he was working on.
His level is such that he can decimate an army of monsters and dragons with his magic.
Under these conditions, he decides to travel through this new world and bring his help to people who need it.
4 - Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash :
The story takes us alongside a group of teenagers who regain consciousness in a fantasy world completely unknown to them.
Amnesiacs, Haruhito and the others decide to stand united to understand who they really are and what they are doing here.
It was then that they began to learn how to survive and discover the dangerous world of Grimgar.
5 - From Common place to World's Strongest :
We follow the adventures of Nagumo Hajime, an asocial otaku mocked by his classmates, who is transported with his class to a fantasy world.
So the students were called upon to protect the land from destruction. All of them were given overpowering powers through amazing classes. But Hajime ends up in the Synergist (Crafting) class with very poor stats.
However, that all changes when he falls into the abyss while exploring with his group. Abandoned and left for dead, he manages to survive bordering on madness but reaching a new stage of his power.
Accompanied by the mysterious Yue, he now swears to kill all those who stand against him ...


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Colayrac-Saint-Cirq (; ) is a commune in the Lot-et-Garonne department in south-western France.

Twin towns
Colayrac-Saint-Cirq is twinned with:

  San Fior, Italy

See also
Communes of the Lot-et-Garonne department

References

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The introduction of the Baxa automated compounder and Monterey Medical Software allows a leading children's hospital to minimize med errors, reduce man hours and improve clinical efficacy.
With medical errors being one of the top 10 leading causes of death in this country, error reduction is a priority at most hospitals. In an effort to address this and other clinical concerns, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital (LPCH) launched a program to update their Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) processes. The program's primary objective was to develop a safer, more clinically effective TPN environment. A multi-disciplinary team formed to look at the available alternatives to meet this and other objectives, such as decreasing adverse drug events (ADEs), compliance with USP 797, minimizing infection risk and reducing compounding time.
Intravenous nutritional therapy, or TPN, supplies essential nutrients like proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and trace elements. An intricate and error-prone process, TPN therapy for children averages 16 ingredients, nine of which can be lethal if given in excessive doses. Prior to implementing the Baxa system, LPCH relied on a macro compounder for most of its needs. LPCH upgraded to the Baxa EM2400 system because as a state-of-the-art automated closed system, it decreased the potential for human error and touch contamination and minimized the opportunity for infection.
The combination of LPCH–Baxa–Monterey Medical focused on individual patient's needs. First used at LPCH, the TPN Medsoft Software automates the processing of physicians' prescriptions to create easy-to-follow instructions for pharmacists, making potentially dangerous procedures more reliable and safer to implement. The software also notifies the prescriber if there are variations between the prescribed amount to be given to the patient and the amount listed in standard nutritional protocols. The Windows®-based software has a user interface that is easy to understand and implement. Its users – doctors, nurses and pharmacists – have extensive training in nutritional therapy and can learn the new software in a matter of minutes.
The EM2400 also is Windows®-based, with graphical user interfaces and touch-screen control. It uses bar code verification of source ingredients and patient prescriptions and incorporates an audit record for quality assurance and accuracy.
Dr. Poole credits the new TPN process with ensuring a much safer treatment plan for infants, as well as adults, who need TPN therapy. "It is with tools such as the EM2400 and TPN Medsoft Software that we can make TPN therapy truly safe for the first time. The TPN process we have implemented has made a huge impact on the pharmacy environment and culture at LPCH," concluded Dr. Poole.
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CWO Louis R. Rocco
SFC (Later CWO) Louis R. Rocco, Advisory Team 162, MACV, Vietnam, was awarded the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action northeast of Katum, 24 May 1970. He volunteered to accompany a medevac team to evacuate eight critically wounded ARVN personnel. Approaching the landing zone, the helicopter became the target for intense enemy fire. He identified and placed suppressive fire on the enemy positions. Sustaining major damage, the aircraft crashed, causing him to sustain a fractured wrist and hip and a severely bruised back. He extracted the crew from the burning wreckage and, ignoring intense enemy fire, carried each unconscious man across 20 meters of exposed terrain to the ARVN perimeter. Once inside the friendly position, he administered first aid to his comrades until his wounds caused him to collapse and lose consciousness. His bravery under fire and devotion to duty were directly responsible for saving three of his fellow soldiers from certain death. SFC Rocco was inducted into the DUSTOFF Hall of Fame on 17 February 2001.


Over the past six months, numerous Globe reporters have been writing obituaries for American children shot and killed since the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida on Feb. 14, 2018. Along with over 200 other students across the nation, they worked on the #SinceParkland project by The Trace and The Miami Herald to let these stories be heard. We are proud of the commitment to this issue shown by reporters from Clayton and all over the United States. The #SinceParkland project states they hoped to gain "an unprecedented account of the full scale and contours of gun violence as it impacts American children," adding to the debate around gun policy covered by the Globe since the April 2018 student walk-out against gun violence. Special thanks to former Globe editor-in-chief Camille Respess for getting Clayton involved with this project!
Visit www.sinceparkland.org or scroll down to read some of these profiles.


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typedef unsigned long long bitboard;

enum Square {
	A1, B1, C1, D1, E1, F1, G1, H1,
	A2, B2, C2, D2, E2, F2, G2, H2,
	A3, B3, C3, D3, E3, F3, G3, H3,
	A4, B4, C4, D4, E4, F4, G4, H4,
	A5, B5, C5, D5, E5, F5, G5, H5,
	A6, B6, C6, D6, E6, F6, G6, H6,
	A7, B7, C7, D7, E7, F7, G7, H7,
	A8, B8, C8, D8, E8, F8, G8, H8
};

extern char * strSquare[];	  //The string representation for each square

extern bitboard squareFiles[];  //The file mask for each square
extern bitboard ranks[];		//The rank mask for each rank
extern bitboard backranks[];	//The back rank for each side

enum Pieces
{
	PAWN,
	BLACK_PAWN = PAWN,
	WHITE_PAWN,
	KNIGHT,
	BLACK_KNIGHT = KNIGHT,
	WHITE_KNIGHT,
	BISHOP,
	BLACK_BISHOP = BISHOP,
	WHITE_BISHOP,
	ROOK,
	BLACK_ROOK = ROOK,
	WHITE_ROOK,
	QUEEN,
	BLACK_QUEEN = QUEEN,
	WHITE_QUEEN,
	KING,
	BLACK_KING = KING,
	WHITE_KING,
	NUM_PIECES
};

enum Colours
{
	BLACK,
	WHITE,
	NUM_COLOURS
};

enum Castling
{
	WHITE_KINGSIDE,
	WHITE_QUEENSIDE,
	BLACK_KINGSIDE,
	BLACK_QUEENSIDE
};

typedef struct BoardState
{
	bitboard enPassant;		// The file to capture on if available
	unsigned int castling;	// Castling availability
	unsigned int halfmove;	// The number of half moves since the last capture or pawn move
} BoardState;

typedef struct Board
{
	bitboard pieces[NUM_PIECES];	// One bitboard for each piece type
	bitboard sides[NUM_COLOURS];	// Occupancy per side
	bitboard empty;					// All empty squares
	bitboard occupied;				// All occupied squares
	bitboard enPassant;				// The file to capture on if available

	unsigned char mailbox[64];		// Mailbox(8x8) representation of the board
	unsigned long long zobrist;		// Zobrist hash for the board
	BoardState* stateHistory;
	unsigned int castling;			// Castling availability
	unsigned int halfmove;			// The number of half moves since the last capture or pawn move
	unsigned int numHistory;
	unsigned int maxHistory;
	unsigned int move;				// The number of full moves
	unsigned char sideToMove;		// Which side has the next move
	int staticScore;				// Material based score, updated during make/unmake move
} Board;

int set_from_FEN(Board* board, const char* FEN);

void print_board(Board* board);
void log_board(Board* board);

void push_state(Board* board);
void pop_state(Board* board);

// Asserts that the board is correctly formed, i.e.:
// - the composite bitboards are set correctly
// - the zobrist key matches the state of the board
// - the mailbox and bitboard representations agree
// - the static score is correct
// only active in debug builds
void verify_board(Board* board);

#endif

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Lockheed Martin, Other U.S. Defense Giants, Court Vietnam
United States defense contractors working to secure new military deals spoke to Vietnam's top government officials last week, according to a report from Reuters. Lockheed Martin (LMT), Boeing (BA) and Raytheon (RTX) all attended a large-scale arms fair in Vietnam as the country seeks to become less reliant on Russia.
The U.S. firms are in discussions with the Ministry of Public Security and Ministry of National Defense, according to those familiar with the matter, Reuters reported. The preliminary talks are "promising" but may not produce any deals. So far, the companies offered a range of supplies including helicopters for internal security, radar, drones, nonlethal equipment and other air, sea and space surveillance systems. Discussions regarding helicopters and drones began before the arms fair and involved more weapons, Reuters' sources said.
However, the deals could face barriers. Washington may block sales over human rights. There are also concerns about the impact it will have on Vietnam's tense relations with China. In addition, it's unclear if the U.S. systems from Lockheed Martin and others can integrate with Vietnam's legacy weapons, according to analysts that spoke with Reuters.
Russia Dominates Vietnam Arms Sales
At the sidelines of the arms fair, U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Marc Knapper said it "represents a new stage in Vietnam's efforts to globalize, diversify and modernize, and the United States want to be a part of it."
The industry's US-ASEAN Business Council arranged the meetings during the arms fair, which featured dozens of defense companies from 30 countries. All of them are vying for the $2 billion Vietnam spends on imported arms annually — only a drop in the bucket compared to America's defense budget.
Russia supplies about 80% of its arsenal. Israel has been Vietnam's second-largest arms supplier over the last decade. Reuters' sources said Vietnam was also considering deals with Israel, India, Europe and northeast Asian suppliers.
In 2021, Vietnam's trade surplus with the United States leapt 28.6% to $81 billion, according to government data. America is Vietnam's largest export market. The country's exports to the U.S. rose roughly 25% to $96.3 billion last year.
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Thursday Open Days Museums in Perth CBD
Museums in Perth
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Burt Memorial Hall Soldier Chapel
Phone: +61 (08) 9325 5766
Website: https://www.perthcathedral.org/About-Us/burt-memorial-hall.html
CATHEDRAL SQUARE An inner city neighborhood in the heart of Perth. Houses the Burt Memorial Hall named after the 2 sons of Septimus Burt and his wife Louisaso Burt Memorial Hall later chapel was built
Museums:Local History
Historical Sites:Buildings
The Burt Memorial Hall stands in the heart of the Heritage Precinct of Perth. It is an important historic symbol of Perth's Burt family, who played a significant role in the government of the Swan River Colony when it was first established.
Archibald Burt came half way round the world to be the first Chief Justice of Western Australia, and earn a reputation for fair dealing with the indigenous peoples.
Of the three sons who came with Archibald in 1861, Septimus became the State's first Attorney General. More recently, Archibald's great-grandson, Sir Francis Burt, was Judge of the Supreme Court from 1969–77, Chief Justice from 1977–88, Lieutenant Governor of Western Australia from 1977–90 and Governor from 1990–93.
Tragically, Septimus lost two sons in the Great War. When Theodore Burt was killed at Montauban in 1916 his father built the Burt Memorial Hall as a memorial to his son. The Foundation stone on the South-West corner of the building was laid by Lord Forrest on 26 October 1917. A year later, Francis Burt was killed at Villers-Bretonneux. A memorial tablet of Donnybrook stone and Australian marble is mounted on the wall of the staircase well near the main entrance.
The Burt Memorial Hall is a superb example of a community building constructed in the Gothic Revival style. It was designed by Mr Herbert Parry, son of the second Bishop of Perth.
Worked into the fabric on the south side of the building facing St George's Terrace are the Arms of the Diocese of Perth and the Burt family crest.
In 1922 a magnificent stained glass window depicting the Four Virtues was incorporated into this side of the building in memory of Septimus by his wife, Louisa. It consists of four large panels with figures representing the virtues of Justice, Prudence, Temperance and Fortitude. Beneath these panels are the Coats of Arms of the United Kingdom and Australia together with the Diocesan Arms of Canterbury and Perth.
The Hall's position abutting St George's Terrace, central to the Heritage Precinct increases its significance as a community facility. The lower dining room was used as a soup kitchen during the Great Depression of the 1930s. In World War II, it was used to house Dutch refugees fleeing from Indonesia (Dutch East Indies) and to provide meals to returned servicemen.
In May 1979 a fire in one of the rooms beneath the hall caused extensive damage to valuable equipment, books, furnishings and other effects. The fire also burnt the floor of the main hall, which had to be replaced.
The years have taken their toll on the old building. From 2012 to 2014, a new roof was added and a complete refurbishment undertaken as part of the Cathedral Restoration Project. The restored building was reopened and rededicated at Evensong on Sunday 20 July 2014.
The Burt Memorial Hall is currently used for a variety of Cathedral and diocesan functions, receptions, workshops, educational visits and exhibitions.
City of Perth History Centre
Website: https://www.visitperth.com.au/see-and-do/educational-attractions/Venues/city-of-perth-history-centre
The Noongar people are the traditional owners of the Perth region and the Swan Coastal Plain in particular. Perth is a modern and vibrant capital city, boasting a desirable lifestyle, great geographic
Museums:Local History,Military
Open Days:Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,By Appointment Only
As the capital city of one of the world's most significant mining regions, Perth is rapidly growing in both population and economic prosperity.
The strength of our economy, especially our capabilities in the resource sector, ensures that both the city and the state are competitively placed for future investment and growth.
Perth's close proximity to Asia opens great potential for investors in energy, minerals, tourism and hospitality, education and agriculture and food.
Perth is in the midst of an exciting period of expansion and new developments. The large-scale capital works projects throughout the city and surrounding areas means Perth will change dramatically over the next ten years, better reflecting the growing global importance of the city.
These developments provide great opportunities for investors and will drive further economic growth, creating more jobs and stimulating commerce in all industries.
While the state of Western Australia is fortunate to have world-class reserves of natural mineral and energy resources, the city has become home to an equally impressive resource - a highly educated, skilled and productive workforce – gathered here by the strength of our tertiary institutions, economic climate and world-class lifestyle opportunities, making Perth the state's leading destination for creative innovation and cultural diversity.
For more information on Perth's greatest strengths as an investment destination visit the Economic Development section.
Fire and Emergency Education and Heritage Centre
Website: https://www.dfes.wa.gov.au/schooleducation/fehc/Pages/default.aspx
The Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) Education and Heritage Centre is located in the original Perth Central Fire Station.
Museums:Local History,Other
Open Days:Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday
Now refurbished, the old station characterises both past and present emergency services' through displays dedicated to the history of Western Australian (WA) fire services and a natural hazards and disasters education gallery.
Museum of Performing Arts
Website: https://www.ptt.wa.gov.au/venues/his-majestys-theatre/discover/museum-of-performing-arts/
The Museum of Performing Arts houses more than 40,000 catalogued items of theatre memorabilia collected by the theatre's historian. Items such as glamorous costumes, photographs, press clippings, scripts, scores and other historic pieces are publicly exhibited at the Museum, DownStairs at the Maj, with a new exhibition to view every six to eight weeks. The oldest item in the Museum collection dates back to 1854 - a beautiful silk programme from a Perth performance of amateur theatricals.
Open Days:Thursday,Friday,Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday
HISTORY AND TOURS OF THE MUSEUM OF PERFORMING ARTS
Throughout its colourful and exciting history, His Majesty's Theatre has hosted a myriad of performance genres - from ballet to contemporary dance, opera to musical theatre, vaudeville to stand-up comedy, Shakespearean drama to pantomime and more.
Performers who have graced the stage at 'The Maj' include: Dame Nellie Melba, Anna Pavlova, Gladys Moncrieff, Dame Margot Fonteyn and Sir Robert Helpmann, as well as Academy Award winners Katharine Hepburn, Vivien Leigh, Sir John Gielgud, Claudette Colbert, Rex Harrison and Geoffrey Rush.
These performers, and thousands more who have performed at His Majesty's Theatre since 1904, have all contributed to the cultural and social livelihood of Western Australia. In a fitting celebration of this, in February 2001, His Majesty's Theatre opened the Museum of Performing Arts.
The Museum of Performing Arts is curated by Theatre Historian Ivan King and Friends of His Majesty's Theatre are only too happy to assist with enquiries.
Read the biography of Theatre Historian Ivan King.
Find out about our various theatre tours including: Grand Historical, Behind the Scenes, School Education and Technical.
To access the extensive collection of archival production photographs, visit the Museum of Performing Arts website at www.mopa.com.au
Museum Of Perth
Website: https://www.museumofperth.com.au/
The Museum of Perth chronicles the social, cultural, political and architectural history of Perth.
Open Days:Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday
This exhibition gallery serves as a meeting place of ideas and stories, a retail space, micro-cinema and a cultural hub in a part of the city that is in flux.
The Museum is an initiative of the Perth History Association Inc, a not-for-profit organisation founded in 2015.
Old Court House Law Museum
Website: https://www.lawsocietywa.asn.au/the-museum/
The Old Court House Law Museum is unique to Australia and one of a very small number of law museums worldwide. It is housed in the City of Perth's oldest building, constructed in 1836.
Open Days:Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday
The museum's objective is to promote understanding of the law, legal issues and the legal profession in Western Australia's community and to preserve the history of the law and the legal profession in this state. The museum is a community service managed by the Law Society of Western Australia and is sponsored by the Public Purposes Trust and the Department of the Attorney General.
The Old Court House is Perth's oldest remaining public building and was the most prominent building in the early days of the Swan River Colony. For the first six years of the Colony, court was held in the Anglican Church of St James: a small building with rush walls and thatched roof.
In 1836 Governor Stirling called for tenders for the construction of a new court and accepted the lowest bid of £698. The building was designed by the Colony's Civil Engineer, Henry William Reveley. When it opened in 1837 it also served as a church for all denominations and a schoolroom.
The Old Court House was important in the early musical life of the colonists and was the scene of the first public concert. In 1846, Dom Salvado, a Spanish Benedictine Monk, gave a piano recital in the courtroom to raise funds to develop a mission. Salvado walked more than 100 kilometres to Perth from near New Norcia and gave a Bellini recital to a packed audience in the ragged clothes he arrived in.
Trial of John Gaven
The trial of John Gaven, the first European executed in the Colony, took place in the Old Court House in 1844. Gaven, a petty thief, was 15 years old when he was transported from Parkhurst Prison on the Isle of Wight and apprenticed to the Pollard family in the South West. Within a few months of his arrival, he was accused of the murder of 18 year old George Pollard. He was found guilty in the Old Court House and was hanged three days later outside the Roundhouse in Fremantle on Easter Saturday.
In February 1849 a meeting of State importance was held in the Old Court House. In response to a labour shortage, farmers and merchants called a meeting at which a motion was passed in favour of a full penal colony. The following year convicts began to arrive.
Representative Government
The Old Court House was the venue for a public meeting to demand Representative Government. The demands were unsuccessful until 1870.
Arbitration Court
From 1905 to 1964 the State Industrial Arbitration Court proceedings were held in the Old Court House.
Law Society of Western Australia
From 1965 -1987 the Old Court House served as the office of the Law Society of Western Australia.
In 1987 the building was refurbished and opened to the public as the Francis Burt Law Education Centre and Museum - one of the few law museums worldwide.
In 1992 the Court House was listed by the National Trust as a Heritage Site.
Today the Old Court House Law Museum houses exhibition galleries and court room. It is home to the Francis Burt Law Education Programme.
Royal Perth Hospital Museum
Website: http://www.rph.health.wa.gov.au/About-us/Museum
The Royal Perth Hospital Museum collects, records, preserves and interprets the history of Western Australia's longest serving hospital.
Open Days:Wednesday,Thursday
Take a walk through the history of the Hospital from its foundation in a tent in 1829, to the opening of the Colonial Hospital in 1855, to the premier teaching hospital of today.
The original Hospital building still exists on the corner of Murray Street and Victoria Square. Additions and extensions now hide its Murray Street facade.
The medical equipment of the past provides an insight into our social history and changes in healthcare. Discover an iron lung machine used by one patient for over 40 years, some of the earliest Xray equipment in Australia imported from France by Dr W. J. Hancock in the early 1900s, nursing uniforms, photographs and more.
The many extraordinary items in the collection tell the story of nursing, medical and ancillary care provided to West Australians over the decades.
Access to the Museum is via the 10 -14 Murray Street entrance. Please follow the signs and phone the museum on 92243433 when you arrive at the locked gate to be admitted.
Open Wednesdays & Thursdays, 9am - 2pm
Website: https://www.govhouse.wa.gov.au/the-governor/
Captain Sir James Stirling RN arrived from England to found the Colony of Western Australia which he proclaimed as the State's first Lieutenant Governor in June 1829.
Government House is currently, and has been the home to successive Governors of Western Australia since 1863.
The spacious, beautiful domain in central Perth on which the current Government House now stands has been the site of two other Vice Regal residences, now demolished, erected in the earliest days of European settlemen
Perth Town Hall
Website: http://www.cityofperth.wa.gov.au/web/Living/Commun
The Perth Town Hall, situated on the corner of Hay and Barrack streets, is the only convict-built town hall in Australia.
Open Days:Thursday,Friday,Saturday,Sunday,Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday
Designed by Richard Roach Jewell and James Manning in the Victorian Free Gothic style, the hall was built by convicts and free men between 1868 and 1870. Its decorations contain a number of convict motifs, including windows in the shape of the broad arrow, and decorations in the shape of a hangman's rope.
The foundation stone for Perth Town Hall was laid on 24 May 1867 by Governor Hampton in a ceremony involving a lot of pomp and parade. However there were torrential downpours. The ceremony went on anyway with an official procession from Government House and a mock battle performed by the Volunteer Regiments, Enrolled Forces of Pensioners, and the WA Country Regiment.
In 1929, the Centenary of Western Australia one of the events in the city of Perth was the placing of a commemorative plaque in the north west corner of the building by the Governor Sir William Campion.
St George's Cathedral
Website: http://www.perthcathedral.org
Situated in the heart of the city of Perth, St George's is the principal cathedral of the Anglican Province of Western Australia and the metropolitical Diocese of Perth.
Historical Sites:Churches
Consecrated in 1888, St George's Cathedral stands as an architectural gem to the glory of God, to the pioneers who funded and constructed it and to the generations of faithful people who have maintained and preserved its fabric and traditions over the years.
St George's is one of only a few cathedrals constructed of handmade bricks.
Its gothic revival design is enhanced by a blend of local and imported materials, including local jarrah roof trusses and arches, limestone from Fremantle, bricks manufactured in three different brickyards along the Swan River, bluestone pillars from Victoria, Oregon pine ceilings, marble reredos manufactured in Italy with English alabaster inserts and a Caen stone pulpit carved in France.
Within the Cathedral are numerous icons, beautiful stained glass windows and memorials to Western Australian pioneers, community leaders and those who served in the wars of the twentieth century. The Soldiers' Chapel is a place of special interest.
The Cathedral's peal of bells, founded as a memorial to Queen Victoria, can be heard each Sunday before the 10.00am Choral Eucharist and 5.00pm Choral Evensong. These services also feature the widely acclaimed Cathedral Choir.
This historic Cathedral in the heart of the city offers traditional Anglican worship, challenging preaching, and a lively Christian community for people of all ages. We hope that you enjoy your visit to our website, and that you will worship with us whenever you are in Perth.
Website: http://perthcatholic.org.au/parishes-priests/parish-detai
St Mary's Cathedral, Perth, officially the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is the cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Perth, and seat of its Archbishop.
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Q: Best algorithm to index sentences Imagine I have a situation where I need to index sentences. Let me explain it a little bit deeper.
For example I have these sentences:

*

*The beautiful sky.

*Beautiful sky dream.

*Beautiful dream.

As far as I can imagine the index should look something like this:
alt text http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/4029/indexarb.png
But also I would like to do search by any of these words.
For example, if I do search by "the" It should show give me connection to "beautiful".
    if I do search by "beautiful" it should give me connections to (previous)"The", (next)"sky" and "dream". If I search by "sky" it should give (previous) connection to "beautiful" and etc...
Any Ideas ? Maybe you know already existing algorithm for this kind of problem ?

A: Short Answer
Create a struct with two vectors of previous/forward links.
Then store the word structs in a hash table with the key as the word itself.
Long Answer
This is a linguistic parsing problem that is not easily solved unless you don't mind gibberish.

*

*I went to the park basketball court.

*Would you park the car.

Your linking algorithm will create sentences like:

*

*I went to the park the car.

*Would you park basketball court.

I'm not quite sure of the SEO applications of this, but I would not welcome another gibberish spam site taking up a search result.

A: I imagine you would want some sort of Inverted index structure.  You would have a Hashmap with the words as keys pointing to lists of pairs of the form (sentence_id, position).  You would then store your sentences as arrays or linked lists.  Your example would look like this:
sentence[0] = ['the','beautiful', 'sky'];
sentence[1] = ['beautiful','sky', 'dream'];
sentence[2] = ['beautiful', 'dream'];

inverted_index =
{
 'the': {(0,0)},
 'beautiful': {(0,1), (1,0), (2,0)},
 'sky' : {(0,2),(1,1)},
 'dream':{(1,2), (2,1)}
};

Using this structure lookups on words can be done in constant time.  Having identified the word you want, finding the previous and subsequent word in a given sentence can also be done in constant time.
Hope this helps.

A: You can try and dig into Markov chains, formed from words of sentences. Also you'll require both-way chain (i.e. to find next and previous words), i.e. store probable words that appear just after the given or just before it.
Of course, Markov chain is a stochastic process to generate content, however similar approach may be used to store information you need.

A: That looks like it could be stored in a very simple database with the following tables:
Words:
    Id     integer primary-key
    Word   varchar(20)
Following:
    WordId1 integer foreign-key Words(Id) indexed
    WordId2 integer foreign-key Words(Id) indexed

Then, whenever you parse a sentence, just insert the ones that aren't already there, as follows:
The beautiful sky.
    Words (1,'the')
    Words (2, 'beautiful')
    Words (3,, 'sky')
    Following (1, 2)
    Following (2, 3)
Beautiful sky dream.
    Words (4, 'dream')
    Following (3, 4)
Beautiful dream.
    Following (2, 4)

Then you can query to your hearts content on what words follow or precede other words.

A: Using an associative array will allow you to quickly parse sentences in Perl.  It is much faster than you would anticipate and it can be effectively dumped out in a tree like structure for subsequent usage by a higher level language.

A: This oughta get you close, in C#:
class Program
{
    public class Node
    {
        private string _term;
        private Dictionary<string, KeyValuePair<Node, Node>> _related = new Dictionary<string, KeyValuePair<Node, Node>>();

        public Node(string term)
        {
            _term = term;
        }

        public void Add(string phrase, Node previous, string [] phraseRemainder, Dictionary<string,Node> existing)
        {
            Node next= null;
            if (phraseRemainder.Length > 0)
            {
                if (!existing.TryGetValue(phraseRemainder[0], out next))
                {
                    existing[phraseRemainder[0]] = next = new Node(phraseRemainder[0]);
                }
                next.Add(phrase, this, phraseRemainder.Skip(1).ToArray(), existing);
            }
            _related.Add(phrase, new KeyValuePair<Node, Node>(previous, next));

        }
    }

    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        string [] sentences =
            new string [] {
                "The beautiful sky",
                "Beautiful sky dream",
                "beautiful dream"
            };

        Dictionary<string, Node> parsedSentences = new Dictionary<string,Node>();

        foreach(string sentence in sentences)
        {
            string [] words = sentence.ToLowerInvariant().Split(' ');
            Node startNode;
            if (!parsedSentences.TryGetValue(words[0],out startNode))
            {
                parsedSentences[words[0]] = startNode = new Node(words[0]);
            }
            if (words.Length > 1)
                startNode.Add(sentence,null,words.Skip(1).ToArray(),parsedSentences);
        }
    }
}

I took the liberty of assuming you wanted to preserve the actual initial phrase. At the end of this, you'll have a list of words in the phrases, and in each one, a list of phrases that use that word, with references to the next and previous words in each phrase.

A: Tree Search Algorithms (like BST, ect)

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