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Declaration of Independence, Annotated
By Pastor T. P. Coleman
Grateful for the courage, fortitude and wisdom of the signers of the Declaration, and the wives who stood behind them, I present the Declaration of Independence with notes attached based on my studies of history and biblical principles which form the foundation for the principles of Liberty in which our forefathers believed and for which they fought and died.
To God be the Glory - His Truth Endureth for Ever!
In colonial America, the disrespect for the rights of the colonists had reached such a level as to be unbearable. Arguments were being frequently made that the colonies ought to break away from England since they were not being treated as Englishmen, but as foreigners under occupation. Between June 11 and June 28, 1776, Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence. It is clearly recognized as America's most cherished document of liberty and is without question Jefferson's most enduring legacy.
In this document Jefferson expressed the convictions that were heating up in the minds and hearts of the American people at the time. The principles expressed in the Declaration were not new; the ideals of individual liberty were more and more becoming common knowledge as the impact of the common people having the Bible in their own language continued to effect changes in the world. Many of these principles had already been expressed by John Locke and other liberty-hungry men. Jefferson summarized these ideas in "self-evident truths" and set forth a list of grievances against the King in order to justify in the eyes of the world the breaking of ties between the colonies and the mother country. The writing style shows the effect his knowledge of the Bible had on his thinking processes, particularly the grievance filed by Jephthah in the book of Judges (Judges 11:12-27) against the king of the Ammonites. Though the circumstances were very different, the styles are similar in that Jefferson lays out their God-given right to separate under certain conditions, the reasons for the separation followed by a detailed list of grievances, followed by a declaration of trust in God to help them secure their rights.
IN CONGRESS, July 4, 1776.
The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America,
Introductory Principle
When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another,
The course of human events is replete with evidences that everything that man creates or does gets corrupted. Change, therefore, is inevitable because people can not long endure corruption without violent upheaval.
Those wanting the purity of the laws of Nature and the Law of Nature's God eventually must separate themselves from those who violate His laws even though they have been connected for a long time.
...and to assume among the powers of the earth,
When separation occurs, the new group has the right to assume they have the same right of self-determination as the group from which they have separated.
...the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them,
When separation occurs, the new group has just as much a right to exist as a group as the group to which they had been connected. They stand as equals to all other nations. God is no respecter of persons.
Obligation to the world
...a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
Separation is painful. Before anyone causes pain to others, they have a duty to explain why they are going to inflict it, and give opportunity for the other party to avoid the pain, otherwise, it is a crime.
Foundational Principles
We hold these truths to be self-evident,
Truth is always self-evident to those who pay attention to the Law of Nature and of Nature's God, the Word of God.
We hold these truths. "Buy the truth and sell it not." Proverbs 23:23
...that all men are created equal,
Everything that is created has a Creator, as the next phrase confirms. Since the Creator is no respecter of persons, He creates us equal - equal in our opportunity to find happiness and enjoy life.
...that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights,
Certain rights come from God, not governments or other men. Rights that come from God are unalienable, which means that no one can make you a stranger (alien) to them or put a lien on your rights without violating God's Law. Conquering kings would put liens on the aliens they conquered, i.e., put them to tribute, put a head tax on them.
...that among these
God has given us many rights. More than the ones listed next. The three rights mentioned next are "among" other rights not listed, such as the right to move of your own volition, and the right to believe whatever you are convinced is true (whether you're right or wrong).
...are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
These three rights encompass the most important of rights in the mind of Thomas Jefferson.
Life, being the basis for all other enjoyments, is listed first.
Liberty, the ability to use freedom without consequence is most valuable to life. Who wants to live and not be free to do what you believe you ought to do? Patrick Henry summed it up when he said, "Give me Liberty, or give me death."
The pursuit of Happiness has been the longing of mankind since the garden of Eden. The Creator did not create man to be sad, but to have happiness. Happiness is a byproduct of proper action, including duty. It is not to be confused with its cheap cousin, thrill. Happiness is the result of happenings that are satisfying. Everybody has a right to pursue those things that produce Happiness. No one has the right to prevent someone from ever knowing Happiness.
--That to secure these rights,
Due to the depravity and selfishness of the corrupted nature of man and this cursed earth, these rights are quite often in jeopardy. We therefore have a right to secure the rights which God has given us.
...Governments are instituted among Men,
One of the ways we secure these rights is by banding together in a commonwealth A commonwealth makes it possible for all who have the well-being of a group in common to watch out for each other. There is strength and safety in numbers when faced with wild animals, natural disasters, and savage men who do not respect the rights of others. But a commonwealth must have controls lest it become a danger to the liberties of those within the commonwealth. These controls are called government. A governor on a motor is what keeps the motor running smoothly, not out of control and flying apart. Have you ever pedaled a bicycle so fast that your feet could not keep up? Did your feet stay on the pedals?
...deriving their just powers
Governments only have derived powers, they do not have any inherent powers. Only people who God has created have inherent powers. Power must be used in a just manner or it is evil. Injustice cannot be countenanced by any people or individual. It is the antithesis of liberty, because God is just. If God were unjust, He would not long be God, for all injustice eventually destroys the person being unjust. This is an immutable law of nature which history has borne out repeatedly.
...from the consent of the governed,
Since everyone has free will as a gift from God, when they come together in a commonwealth, they do so by consent, not by compulsion. Therefore, any powers that they grant cannot be abusive to the grantors (the People) of the power.
--That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends,
It is a natural law that, over time, organizations and governments, regardless of their form, stray from their original purpose, and instead of protecting the rights of the people they become abusive and oppressive toward the people and the people lose the ability to exercise their rights. When that happens...
...it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it,
People have an inherent right to protect their unalienable, God-given rights. Therefore, the right to alter a form of government that no longer protects those rights, as originally intended, cannot be denied. The people also have the right to completely abolish any government that fails in its duty to protect the rights of the people. The right to grant power includes the right to reverse the granting of power or to alter the amount of power granted.
...it is the Right of the People to... institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.
The right to grant power is an unlimited right which can be exercised more than once. Therefore, the people can grant power to new institutions when old ones fail to protect the rights of the people. It only makes sense that in such a case the people will establish their new government on principles that will most likely guarantee the protection of their rights. They have the right to learn from the mistakes and deficiencies of a previous form of government and organize their new government in such a manner as to make the best use of what they learned from the failures of the previous government.
Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed.
The difficulty of reorganizing a government or abolishing one and establishing a new one makes it understandable that such changes will not be done frequently or flippantly. History shows that people will put up with poor government as long as it is bearable because they grow used to it. But when it becomes unbearable, they inevitably break the bonds of bad government.
But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government,
As the pattern of abuse becomes more steady and apparent, it is the duty and the right of the people to rid themselves of such government.
...it is their right, it is their duty... to provide new Guards for their future security.
It is also their right to institute new protections that will secure and protect their rights.
This is what the people were declaring that they were doing. They provided for all the world to see the following list of examples of the abuse of their rights.
Proof given (27 Grievances are then given to justify their right to separate from Britain, see Addendum at end).
Actions taken already
In every stage of these Oppressions We have Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms: Our repeated Petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A Prince whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
The actions of the leaders of the colonists showed a pattern of willingness to be subject to the king and to make peace. But his and Parliament's refusal to treat the colonists with respect to all the rights of Englishmen led to the recognition that they would always be treated as lesser men and would continue to have their rights trampled. This repetitive abuse made it clear they would be ruled by a Tyrant if they did not separate.
We have warned them from time to time of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarrantable jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here. We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity, and we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to disavow these usurpations, which, would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence. They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity, which denounces our Separation, and hold them, as we hold the rest of mankind, Enemies in War, in Peace Friends.
Due to the failure of Parliament to hear their cries for justice and equitable treatment, the founders gave in to what became clear was absolutely necessary - separation and distinction from England.
We, therefore, the Representatives of the united States of America, in General Congress, Assembled,
The signers represented the people of the several States, who, as a whole, wanted to be free from the injustice of the king, Parliament and the standing army of British soldiers. They assembled together and decided to walk this path together. Congress = walk together.
...appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions,
They recognized that God judges among the nations. He raises or allows them to be raised up and He puts them down when He decides they deserve such judgment. They trusted in God's characteristic of being a Just God, and appealed to Him for aid in making certain their intentions were right and honourable.
...do, in the Name, and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare,
As representatives, the signers recognized they were making this declaration not for themselves only, but in the name of the people, and by their authority. They did not do this flippantly, but very solemnly.
...declare, That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States;
Liberty is doing what you ought to do with the freedom you have been given. The king of England was not doing what he ought to do with the colonies, therefore, they have the right to be free from and independent of England.
...declare... that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved;
Abuse absolves all allegiances.
...declare ...that as Free and Independent States, they have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce, and to do all other Acts and Things which Independent States may of right do.
This is just a short list of things which independent nations have the right to do by reason of their status among other nations.
And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor.
A declaration without the backup of a pledge is useless. This pledge was made even though it meant war and great danger to the signers. A strong, unshakable trust in God to bless their stand against tyranny was what motivated the signers to pledge all that they held dear. Would God more people would do the same now that we are in a similar predicament as they were in. Without God's help, we are doomed as a nation and as individuals as far as Liberty and security are concerned.
The Grievances
He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
He has forbidden his Governors to pass Laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his Assent should be obtained; and when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them.
He has refused to pass other Laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of Representation in the Legislature, a right inestimable to them and formidable to tyrants only.
He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public Records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures.
He has dissolved Representative Houses repeatedly, for opposing with manly firmness his invasions on the rights of the people.
He has refused for a long time, after such dissolutions, to cause others to be elected; whereby the Legislative powers, incapable of Annihilation, have returned to the People at large for their exercise; the State remaining in the mean time exposed to all the dangers of invasion from without, and convulsions within.
He has endeavoured to prevent the population of these States; for that purpose obstructing the Laws for Naturalization of Foreigners; refusing to pass others to encourage their migrations hither, and raising the conditions of new Appropriations of Lands.
He has obstructed the Administration of Justice, by refusing his Assent to Laws for establishing Judiciary powers.
He has made Judges dependent on his Will alone, for the tenure of their offices, and the amount and payment of their salaries.
He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of Officers to harrass our people, and eat out their substance.
He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws; giving his Assent to their Acts of pretended Legislation:
For Quartering large bodies of armed troops among us:
For protecting them, by a mock Trial, from punishment for any Murders which they should commit on the Inhabitants of these States:
For cutting off our Trade with all parts of the world:
For imposing Taxes on us without our Consent:
For depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury:
For transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences
For abolishing the free System of English Laws in a neighbouring Province, establishing therein an Arbitrary government, and enlarging its Boundaries so as to render it at once an example and fit instrument for introducing the same absolute rule into these Colonies:
For taking away our Charters, abolishing our most valuable Laws, and altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments:
For suspending our own Legislatures, and declaring themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever.
He has abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his Protection and waging War against us.
He has plundered our seas, ravaged our Coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people.
He is at this time transporting large Armies of foreign Mercenaries to compleat the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of Cruelty & perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages, and totally unworthy the Head of a civilized nation.
He has constrained our fellow Citizens taken Captive on the high Seas to bear Arms against their Country, to become the executioners of their friends and Brethren, or to fall themselves by their Hands.
He has excited domestic insurrections amongst us, and has endeavoured to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare, is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes and conditions.

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La iglesia de la Santísima Trinidad o iglesia Wotruba es un templo católico de estilo brutalista ubicado en Viena. Construida entre 1974 y 1976, se basa en un diseño del escultor Fritz Wotruba y el arquitecto Fritz Gerhard Mayr.

Descripción
La iglesia consta de una planta baja, que antes de su ampliación medía 340 m², y una planta alta de 285 m² de superficie útil, con una altura máxima de 13 m. Se localiza en una colina en Liesing, el distrito 23.º de Viena.

El nivel inferior alberga una sala parroquial con escenario para distintos acontecimientos sociales y religiosos y capacidad para 100 personas aproximadamente. Tiene además una serie de locales previstos para funcionar como salas de grupos y de juntas, archivo o sacristía, entre otros. La planta baja no tiene ventanas, por lo que se dispuso completamente climatizada.

El nivel superior, que aloja el templo propiamente dicho, presenta una planta configurada como un polígono irregular. Con una longitud de 30 m y una anchura máxima de 22 m, ofrece superficie suficiente para dar cabida a unos 300 fieles. El espacio interior lo conforman 152 bloques de hormigón de distintos tamaños y formas que van desde los 0.8 a los 64 m³, con un peso que varía entre las 1.8 y 141 toneladas. Dichos bloques se unen entre sí mediante paramentos acristalados con vidrio aislante y se rematan superiormente con una cubierta plana a base de una placa, también de hormigón, debidamente aislada e impermeabilizada.

En 2019 se instaló un ascensor en el exterior y se amplió el sótano con unas dependencias excavadas en la ladera de la colina.

Historia
Diseñada por Fritz Wotruba y Fritz Gerhard Mayr, la idea fue concebida en 1964 y el edificio se construyó entre 1974 y 1976 en el emplazamiento de un antiguo cuartel nazi. Debido al fallecimiento de Wotruba en 1975, algunas decisiones artísticas fueron tomadas por un consejo asesor conformado por Lucy Wotruba, esposa de Fritz; su asistente, Engelbert Lanzenberger, y Mayr, el arquitecto. Fue consagrada el 24 de octubre de 1976 y el cardenal Franz König ofició la primera ceremonia religiosa.

Referencias

 Partes de este artículo contienen texto de Iglesia de la Santísima Trinidad en Viena-Austria, un trabajo de W. Schmidt publicado en la revista Informes de la Construcción del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas disponible bajo licencia Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

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Iglesias de Viena
Edificios religiosos terminados en 1976

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Medical sensations: experience doctoring
Barbara Sibbald
CMAJ December 18, 2017 189 (50) E1562-E1564; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.171336
You would expect a science museum's medical exhibit to celebrate the latest technology: sophisticated imaging, three-dimensional (3-D) printing and other marvels. These are certainly part of the picture in a new medical exhibit at the renewed Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa — but they aren't the focus. Surprisingly, the exhibit documents the historic growth of medical technology through the five senses: the human connection to medicine.
The idea arose after mould and a leaky roof forced the museum to shut down in 2014. The Curator of Physical Sciences and Medicine, David Pantalony, had been considering an exhibit on medical imaging, but longed to go beyond vision and explore all the senses from the medical lens, which are "foundation of medical practice." He also recalled surveys and consultations with users cautioning against forgetting the importance of human connection.
The result is "Medical Sensations," an exhibit documenting the historic growth of medical technology through the five senses. It launched Nov. 17, 2017, and will continue for several years.
The exhibit's official adviser, medical historian Shelley McKellar, said, "I worried that the art of medicine might be overlooked or downplayed, not recognizing that the meaning of the practical is often informed by the art. Implicit, but certainly present, the art of medicine emerges as a connecting exhibit theme amongst the power of the senses and the gleam of the tools." McKellar is the Hannah Chair in the History of Medicine at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University.
Pantalony hopes the exhibit becomes a platform for talking about the human dimension in medicine and the patient-doctor relationship. This is depicted by artifacts, such as the iconic doctor's bag, which represents a time when physicians routinely made home visits.
"Medical Sensations," which occupies 3500 square feet of the 80 000 square-foot museum, features nearly 100 pieces, mostly from the museum's extensive medical collection of about 8000 pieces, many of which are from the former Academy of Medicine Collection.
It is one of the first full-scale medical exhibits in a North American science museum. Others have focused on specific aspects, such as a 2009 Ottawa exhibit that examined the origins of the green colour used in medical apparatus and clothing.1
In the touch section, Annie Jacques, the exhibition and interpretation officer, tries to mimic the finesse of robotic surgery by placing large washers on pins — an exercise that is frankly humbling.
Image courtesy of Canada Science and Technology Museum
The largest section of this new exhibit concentrates on sound, including stethoscopes. It begins with a reproduction of the first one, the tube monoaural, invented in 1815 by René Laennec, and used by Sir William Osler, the renowned Canadian physician and teacher of modern medicine. It was handcrafted by Montreal cardiovascular surgeon Dr. Harold Segall.
The stethoscope enabled physicians to listen more acutely to the inside of the body, but it also had a social dimension: it created a physical distance between the doctor and patient. Some saw this as a positive step that might, for example, put female patients more at ease. Others opposed it as unnecessary. Representing today's technology is a 3-D printed stethoscope that cost about 80 cents, but is as powerful as a $150 instrument.
The stethoscope engendered a huge vocabulary of sounds that doctors learned to listen for. On the flip side of the stethoscope display, visitors can hear different heartbeats; elsewhere, they can listen to coughs: whooping, croup, dry and wet.
An adjacent panel depicts Dr. Lisa Monkman, an Indigenous family physician in Dauphin, Manitoba, who is quoted about the need to listen to patient's histories as a "holistic way of looking at personal health and well-being, incorporating your emotional, spiritual, mental and physical health."
Taste and smell are scantily, although intriguingly, depicted through an image of a urine wheel from 1506, a surprisingly sophisticated tool for diagnosing ailments based on the colour, smell and sometimes the taste of urine. The classic taste-disease connection for centuries was sweet-tasting urine and diabetes. "There's that ick factor for the public," said Pantalony.
Curator David Pantalony's favourite artifacts are these 17th century eye surgery instruments: "They are so refined and delicate and sophisticated for that time; there's something very powerful about those as an artifact." They are accompanied by a specimen bottle of cataracts.
The more extensive touch section showcases historic surgical instruments and a specimen bottle containing the first appendix removed in Canada on May 10, 1883, by Dr. Abraham Groves, near Fergus, Ont. The patient recovered. Dr. Maude Abbott, a world-famous expert on congenital heart disease at McGill University, is honoured in this section for teaching students to distinguish features in anatomy and pathology.
The older stethoscopes were collected by physicians in the 1920s and 1930s, when the profession was undergoing massive changes, such as the introduction of the x-ray; the physicians were nostalgic for the earlier technologies and what they represented.
An anatomic model of the body, originally used by Dr. Yankoff in his east-end Toronto practice, particularly when treating non–English-speaking patients, is "exploded" to show its 500 parts fully.
Seeing is depicted through old and new technology ranging from moulages (wax molds) of skin diseases, a specimen of a tumour in the brain and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). At a touch, the "Visible Body" app brings up MRI views ranging from body systems to cross-sections. And with the "Inside the Body Interactive" app, skeletal, nervous and muscular systems mirror the insides of visitors as they move in front of a giant screen. Dancing is encouraged.
The Ottawa Hospital's medical imaging teams produced 15 three-dimensional printed organs used for diagnosis, surgery planning and patient communication. Visitors can put their hands in covered holes (bottom) and play guess-the-organ.
Bringing it all together is an iconic doctor's bag that belonged to Dr. Walter Woodrow, Orillia's legendary flying doctor who visited patients on his bush plane. Pantalony recalls showing visual aspects to focus groups. "One person said 'look how far we've come,' referring to an MRI, and someone else said, 'but look how much we've lost: the doctor used to come to our house.' That's why we have the doctor's bag — what we've gained, what we've lost."
The bag's contents come from multiple sources. Dr. Thomas Morley, a well-known neurosurgeon, provides cloves — an olfactory diagnostic. There is also a vial of early insulin and one of the first clinical thermometers from the 19th century.
Notably absent are the patients themselves, although Pantalony said a future exhibit may focus on them. Nurses and other health care providers, essential to the provision of humane medicine, are also notably absent. The focus is primarily on the provision of medicine by Western physicians. To be fair, the breadth of the topic necessitated imposing limits, and the exhibit is nonetheless fascinating both in focus and content.
The exhibit is best summed up in the words of Dr. William Osler, who bridged historic to modern medicine and taught students to observe carefully. "Use your five senses; the art of the practice of medicine is to be learned only by experience. Learn to see, learn to hear, learn to feel, learn to smell, and know that by practice alone can you become expert."
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Kendrick Lamar Wins 2018 Pulitzer Prize In Music
DAMN cements itself in high society.
Ryan Middleton
Two days after the one year anniversary of its release, Kendrick Lamar's DAMN is getting its greatest award yet – a Pulitzer Prize. The celebrated rap album just won the Pulitzer Prize in Music.
The announcement was made during an event in New York City today. He is the first rapper to win a prize, which normally goes to classical and jazz composers and musicians.
Take a listen back to the album one more time and hell a few more after because it is an instant classic. Late, last year Kendrick also released the collector's edition of DAMN, which plays the album backwards, which he says is how it was meant to be played. He also executive-produced and starred on the soundtrack for Black Panther.
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Newcastle: PIF still paying two-thirds of Dwight Gayle's salary
by George McGibbon share
Newcastle United are still paying two-thirds of Dwight Gayle's salary, despite his move to Stoke City this summer.
That's according to a recent report by The Telegraph, who revealed that, although the 32-year-old sealed a free transfer to the Potters in July – despite having two years remaining on his contract at St. James' Park – Newcastle's owners are still paying a whopping £40k of the centre-forward's £60k-per-week wage.
The report goes on to state that this is because the Championship side were struggling to meet FFP regulations and could not afford a move for the striker unless the Magpies were willing to offer a cut-price deal – something that it is now evident PIF decided was the best option for Eddie Howe's side.
Ashley's biggest shocker
While it is true that, following his £10m signing in the summer of 2016, Gayle played a starring role in the club's promotion back to the top flight – scoring 23 goals over 32 Championship appearances in 2016/17 – considering just how little the 32-year-old offered the Magpies in the time since, his signing must be considered as one of Mike Ashley's worst pieces of transfer business.
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Indeed, following their promotion-winning campaign, the £1.35m-rated centre-forward found the back of the net just 11 times over his 81 appearances in the Premier League – an average of one goal every 303 minutes of top-flight football played for the Magpies – something that clearly demonstrates the striker was not up to the standards required for England's top tier.
However, despite his dwindling returns of both goals and appearances year-on-year at Newcastle, Ashley baffled the club's fanbase when he handed the £60k-per-week forward a new three-year deal in the summer of 2021 – something that was, rather understandably, met with widespread disdain from the St. James' Park faithful.
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Indeed, in the season following Gayle's contract extension, the 32-year-old would play a grand total of 30 minutes of Premier League football, over which he scored no goals, before the club's new owners finally cut ties with the striker this summer – albeit while still paying him a princely £40k a week.
As such, when considering that the player who Matt Murphy dubbed "shocking" cost Newcastle £29m in wages and fees during his 316-week spell in the North East, in addition to a further £4m over the 101 weeks remaining on his Newcastle contract while playing for Stoke, it is clear to see that the £33m invested in Gayle was well and truly money wasted by Ashley.


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use strict;
use warnings;
use Getopt::Long;
use Bio::EnsEMBL::Utils::Exception qw(warning throw verbose);

use Bio::EnsEMBL::Registry;
use Bio::EnsEMBL::Mapper::RangeRegistry;
use Bio::EnsEMBL::Variation::Utils::Sequence qw(ambiguity_code);

my $species;
my $dump_file;
my $region;
my $new_db_version;

GetOptions('dump_file=s' => \$dump_file,
	   'species=s'   => \$species,
           'new_db_version=i' => \$new_db_version,
	   'region=i'    => \$region
	   );

$region = $ENV{LSB_JOBINDEX} if (!defined $region); #if there is no region as an argument, try to get it from LSF

$species ||= 'mouse'; #by default, dump mouse data
usage('You need to enter the file name where you want to dump the data') if (!defined $dump_file);
usage('You need to give the region you want to dump data') if(!defined $region);

#we need to transform the region name to chromosome names if taken from LSF: X, Y or MT
if ($species eq 'mouse' && defined $region){
    if($region == 20){
	$region = 'X';
    }
    elsif ($region == 21){
	$region = 'Y';
    }
    elsif ($region == 22){
	$region = 'MT';
    }
}
elsif ($species eq 'rat' && defined $region){
    if ($region == 21){
	$region = 'X';
    }
    elsif ($region == 22){
	$region = 'MT';
    }
}
elsif ($species eq 'human' && defined $region){
    if($region == 23){
	$region = 'X';
    }
    elsif ($region == 24){
	$region = 'Y';
    }
    elsif ($region == 25){
	$region = 'MT';
    }
}
else{
    die "Species $species not supported to dump data\n\n";
}

Bio::EnsEMBL::Registry->load_registry_from_db( -host => 'ens-staging',
                                               -db_version => $new_db_version,
                                               -user => 'ensro',
					      );

my $dbVar = Bio::EnsEMBL::Registry->get_DBAdaptor($species,'variation');
my $dbCore = Bio::EnsEMBL::Registry->get_DBAdaptor($species,'core');

print "dbCore is ",ref($dbCore),"\n";
my $slice_adaptor = $dbCore->get_SliceAdaptor();
my $rc_adaptor = $dbVar->get_ReadCoverageAdaptor();
my $ind_adaptor = $dbVar->get_IndividualAdaptor();
#the hashs contains all base conversion to avoid comparisons when printing the sequences
my %read_code = qw(M 2 V 2 N 2 H 2 R 2 D 2 W 2 S 2 B 2 Y 2 K 2 C 2 A 2 T 2 G 2 * 2
~ 0
m 1 v 1 n 1 h 1 r 1 d 1 w 1 s 1 b 1 y 1 k 1 c 1 a 1 t 1 g 1 - 1);

#find out MAX_LEVEL in this specie
my $levels = $rc_adaptor->get_coverage_levels();
die("The dumping process only works with 2 different levels: 1 and a second one") if (@{$levels} != 2);
my $MAX_LEVEL;
$MAX_LEVEL =$levels->[0] if ($levels->[0] > $levels->[1]);
$MAX_LEVEL =$levels->[1] if ($levels->[0] < $levels->[1]);

open DUMP, ">$dump_file" . $region . ".emf"|| die "Could not open file to dump data: $!\n";

my $strains = $ind_adaptor->fetch_all_strains_with_coverage();   #get strains with coverage information, all the columns in the file
if ($species eq 'rat'){
#let's start with the exceptions... we only dump CELERA strain in rat
    @{$strains} = grep {$_->name eq 'SD'} @{$strains};
}
#we only want to dump Celera data
if ($species eq 'human'){
    @{$strains} = grep {$_->name =~ /Hu\w\w|Venter|Watson/i} @{$strains};
    #print $$strains[0]->name,"\n";
}
#my $slice = $slice_adaptor->fetch_by_region('chromosome','8',109_700_000,110_000_000); #dump this region to find problem 108213779-108237682
#my $slice = $slice_adaptor->fetch_by_region('chromosome','1',1_900_900,2_300_300);
my $slice = $slice_adaptor->fetch_by_region('chromosome',$region);
my $subSlice;
#for each chromosome, get the union of all coverages for all strains
my $range_registry = &get_chromosome_coverage($rc_adaptor,$slice,$strains);
#print "size regions_covered: ",total_size($regions_covered)," and length array ", scalar(@{$regions_covered}),"\n";
&create_file_header() if (defined $range_registry->get_ranges(1)); #create the file header, some regions might not have coverage at all
foreach my $region (@{$range_registry->get_ranges(1)}){
    $region->[0] = 1 if ($region->[0] < 0); #if the region lies outside the boundaries of the slice
    $region->[1] = ($slice->end - $slice->start + 1) if ($region->[1] + $slice->start > $slice->end);
    $subSlice = $slice->sub_Slice($region->[0],$region->[1],1);
    #foreach of the subSlices with coverage for one strain, print the header, and the base information
    &print_seq_header($subSlice,$strains); #method to print the SEQ and SCORE block
    #and print the sequence information, one base per row
    &print_base_info($rc_adaptor,$subSlice,$strains);
    print DUMP "//\n"; #end of block
}

close DUMP || die "Could not close file to dump data: $!\n";

#method to print all the bases in the region, one per line
sub print_base_info{
    my $rc_adaptor = shift;
    my $slice = shift;
    my $strains = shift;
    my %strain_seq;
    #my $rcs;

    print DUMP "DATA\n";
    foreach my $strain (@{$strains}){
	my $seq='';
	foreach my $level (1,$MAX_LEVEL){
	    my $rcs = $rc_adaptor->fetch_all_by_Slice_Sample_depth($slice,$strain,$level);
	    &get_strain_seq($slice,$rcs,\$seq); #with the seq and the coverage info, make the seq
	    #@{$rcs} = ();
	}
	#we need to apply AlleleFeature to the sequence, adding ambiguity codes and indels
	&apply_AF_to_seq($slice,$strain->name,\$seq);
	$strain_seq{$strain->name} = $seq;
    }
    &print_sequences($slice,$strains,\%strain_seq); #method that prints the actual sequence

}

#gets the strain and the AF compared to the Slice, and applies them to the sequence
sub apply_AF_to_seq{
    my $slice = shift;
    my $strain = shift;
    my $ref_seq = shift;

    my $strainSlice = $slice->get_by_strain($strain);
    my $allele;
    my $afs = $strainSlice->get_all_AlleleFeatures_Slice(1);
    foreach my $af (@{$afs}){
	my $format = "@" . ($af->start-1) . "A" . ($af->end - $af->start +1);
	my $base = unpack($format,$$ref_seq);
	$allele = ambiguity_code($af->allele_string);
	#if it is a deletion, use the * to mean it is covered by $max_level reads
	if ($base =~ /[A-Z]/){
	    #we have to consider deletions of more than 1 base in the reference !!!
	    substr($$ref_seq,$af->start-1,$af->end - $af->start + 1,uc($allele) . '*' x ($af->end - $af->start)) if ($allele ne '-');
	    substr($$ref_seq,$af->start-1,$af->end - $af->start + 1,'*' x ($af->end - $af->start +1 )) if ($allele eq '-');
	}
	if ($base =~ /[a-z-]/){
	    #if it is a deletion, use the '-' to mean it is covered by 1 read
	    substr($$ref_seq,$af->start-1,$af->end - $af->start + 1,lc($allele) . '-' x ($af->end - $af->start)) if ($allele ne '-');
	    substr($$ref_seq,$af->start-1,$af->end - $af->start + 1,'-' x ($af->end - $af->start + 1)) if ($allele eq '-');
	}
    }
}

#mehtod to print each line at a time
sub print_sequences{
    my $slice = shift;
    my $strains = shift;
    my $strain_seq = shift;

    my $strain_reads;
    my @strain_array;
    my @ref_seq = split//,$slice->seq;
    my $index_strain = 0;
    foreach my $strain (@{$strains}){
	push @{$strain_array[$index_strain]},split //,$strain_seq->{$strain->name};
	$index_strain++;
    }
    for (my $i=0;$i<@ref_seq;$i++){
	print DUMP join(" ",$ref_seq[$i],map {$strain_reads .= $read_code{$_->[$i]}. ' ';($_->[$i] eq '*') ? '-' : uc($_->[$i]) } @strain_array), " ";
	chomp $strain_reads;
	print DUMP $strain_reads,"\n";
	$strain_reads = '';
   }
}
#with a slice and the regions covered for a particular strain, make the strain_seq
sub get_strain_seq{
    my $slice = shift;
    my $rcs = shift;
    my $ref_seq = shift; #ref to sequence

    my $end = 0;
    my $end_level1 = 0;
    my $format;
    foreach my $rc (@{$rcs}){
	$rc->start(1) if ($rc->start <= 0); #if the region lies outside the boundaries of the slice
	$rc->end($slice->end - $slice->start + 1) if ($rc->end + $slice->start > $slice->end);
	$$ref_seq .= '~' x ($rc->start - 1 - $end_level1) if ($rc->level == 1);
	$format = '@' . ($rc->start - 1) . 'A' . ($rc->end - $rc->start + 1);
	$$ref_seq .= lc(unpack($format,$slice->seq)) if ($rc->level == 1);
	substr($$ref_seq,$rc->start-1,$rc->end-$rc->start+1,uc(unpack($format,$$ref_seq))) if ($rc->level == $MAX_LEVEL);

	$end = $rc->end;
	$end_level1 = $rc->end if ($rc->level == 1);
    }
    $$ref_seq .= '~' x ($slice->length - $end);

}

sub print_seq_header{
    my $slice = shift;
    my $strains = shift;

    print DUMP "SEQ $species reference ", $slice->seq_region_name," ",$slice->start," ",$slice->end," ",$slice->strand,"\n";
    #print the SEQ
    foreach my $strain (@{$strains}){
	print DUMP "SEQ $species ",$strain->name, " WGS\n";
    }
    #and print the SCORE
    foreach my $strain (@{$strains}){
	print DUMP "SCORE aligned ",$strain->name, " reads\n";
    }

}

sub get_chromosome_coverage{
    my $rc_adaptor = shift;
    my $slice = shift;
    my $strains = shift;

    #need to overlap the regions using the RangeRegistry module
    my $range_registry = Bio::EnsEMBL::Mapper::RangeRegistry->new();

    #we have to do it for strain, since we might not want to dump all strains....
    foreach my $strain (@{$strains}){
      my $rcs = $rc_adaptor->fetch_all_by_Slice_Sample_depth($slice,$strain,1);

      #get all regions covered in the chromsome for all strains
      foreach my $rc (@{$rcs}){
	#insert a new region, without bothering about the strain
	$range_registry->check_and_register(1,$rc->start,$rc->end);
      }
    }
    return $range_registry;
}

sub create_file_header{

    print DUMP "##FORMAT (resequencing)\n";
    print DUMP "##DATE ",scalar(localtime),"\n";
    print DUMP "##RELEASE $new_db_version\n\n";
    #print DUMP "##RELEASE ",Bio::EnsEMBL::Registry->software_version(),"\n\n";

}

sub usage{
    my $msg = shift;

    print STDERR <<EOF;

usage: perl dump_strain_seq.pl <options>

options:
    -dump_file <filename>    file where you want to dump the resequencing data
    -species   <species>     species you want to dump data (default = mouse)
    -region    <region_name> region to dump the data

EOF

die ("\n$msg\n\n");
}


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A. K. S. M. Shahidul Islam is a Jatiya Party (Ershad) politician and the former Member of Parliament of Chandpur-1.

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It's 4pm, which means it's the snap general election nominations deadline! Given there are at least three journalists I know of writing stories about trans candidates in the election, this post will be a not-so-exclusive reveal of who is openly standing as a trans or non-binary candidate.
The first thing to note is that, compared to the nine candidates who stood in 2017, this is a shorter list. There are several obvious reasons for this – firstly, there may be last-second candidates who have not made it on to the list yet and names often come out after the deadline. As predicted, two more candidates came to light after the initial publication of this post – taking the total number up to eight, close to the record of nine from 2017.
Secondly, there would have been more candidates but for various Brexit-related electoral manoeuvering not previously seen in a general election. Jasmine Sakura-Rose stood down in Caerphilly as part of the Remain Alliance, and the Brexit Party similarly had Rachel Warby and Jessica Swift lined up before the party decided to stand aside in Conservative-held seats.
And finally, there is the recent upsurge in unpleasantness in politics that particularly targets women, BAME and trans people. The Press Association have interviews with various candidates on this topic which is worth a read but I don't believe it is any coincidence that there are yet again no BAME trans people or trans men appearing here.
In 2017, rather than perform any particular analysis of people's chances (Which would have involved me pointing out my own campaign was hopeless) I simply listed the swing required and let people draw their own conclusion. But now that I am not only not a candidate but also not a member of any political party I can be a little more direct about the likelihood of a trans MP in Westminster on 13th December.
And it's not looking great, but it's better than it has been before.
Most of these seats are what party HQs like to call "development seats" but more resemble black-holes that will get little to no outside support and may struggle to retain their deposits. The one seat where bookmakers will even take your money and give you anything other than a fifty-to-one outside chance is Helen Belcher's Chippenham seat, where at the time of writing the betting market has her down as a seven-to-four, or about a one-in-three chance of winning.
As is often the case in politics, her success is more likely to depend on how the Liberal Democrats perform overall in the campaign, but if you are going to stay up to watch any seat this is the one to keep an eye on.
It has been a few months since the local elections, but my usual post on what that means for trans politicians has been delayed by health and other political activities. But with today being the closing day for nominations for the forthcoming snap general election and politics on everyone's minds – whether they want it to be or not – it's a good time to look back at the last set of elections.
But before we do that, in the interests of completeness there was another election of particular interest in September 2018. A local Labour councillor in Cambridge resigned from both the council and her party after it emerged the Labour-run council could not block trans people from using toilets appropriate to their gender. This triggered a by-election in Petersfield Ward, Cambridge – which some may recognise as being the ward previously held by trans councillor Sarah Brown.
The result was, perhaps, never in much doubt with Petersfield having been a comfortably Labour ward for some time. But local Labour activists will not have been particularly happy to see the 16% rise in the LibDem vote in a supposedly safe seat.
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Sadly, that was not the end of the saga. Under pressure from anti-trans activists on Twitter, Cambridge City Council later rolled back protections for trans people that had been in place since the days of the Liberal Democrat administration.
Moving on, let's remind ourselves of the situation prior to the elections. There are more trans people holding public office than are listed here but the focus is, as ever, on people who are openly trans at principle council level or above.
Six openly trans people held office, a record, but whatever happens three will remain in office after the elections as their terms have some time to run. That leaves three people standing down or standing for reelection – Kirk-Robinson in Bolton, Larkins in Thanet and myself.
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Zoë Kirk-Robinson
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Sarah Larkins
Thanet, Eastcliff Ward Term expires May 2019
Gregor Murray
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Anwen Muston
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Zoë O'Connell
Cambridge, Trumpington Ward Term expires May 2019
Of those, only Kirk-Robinson and Larkins were re-standing. Larkins had originally stood under the UKIP banner but a breakup of the council group in 2018 means she was standing this time as a member of "Thanet Independents".
Also in the running for council seats were Brown, standing again in Petersfield and Kirk who again is an experienced candidate in Bolton. Finally, Pascoe stood in the European elections on the same day.
The relative lack of first-time openly trans candidates is almost certainly due to recent hostile media about trans people coupled with a general decline in the tone of political debate, which as we saw in 2018 led to candidates being targeted both online and offline. This will certainly have lead to openly trans people being reluctant to stand, and those who are not out to remain "closeted" and instead focus on the election.
More worryingly for diversity, no BAME, trans men or non-binary people appear on our list. Hopefully, this is an aberration and we will see some excellent diverse candidates and office-holders in future years.
May 2019 2nd place, 29.2%
-7.2% from by-election
Jennifer Kirk
Bolton, Farnworth 4th place, 3.5% (-1.0%)
Bolton, Westhoughton North & Chew Moor 2nd place, 31.7% (-10.9%)
Sarah Larkins (Thanet Independents)
Thanet, Eastcliff Ward 5th of 3 elected
25.6% (-7.9% from 2015)
Sue Pascoe
6th on party list 7.2% (-12.0% from 2014)
No party candidates elected
On the day, none of the candidates were successful, reducing the number of openly trans elected politicians down to just three. In most cases, this was not a surprising result. Petersfield and Farnworth wards were clearly not targeted seats, and whatever happened in the European Elections, no party was likely to gain their 6th place in Yorkshire and the Humber. And Larkins was always going to struggle to hold her place in Thanet, given the breakup of the UKIP group.
The one surprise, however, was Bolton. Despite a small net increase in seats for the Conservative group, a surge in the independent and LibDem votes across the town resulted in Kirk-Robinson being the only sitting Conservative councillor to lose her seat.
On TIG: A letter to Vince Cable
20 February 2019 by Zoe O'Connell·2 Comments
Following his comments earlier today, I've just fired off the letter below to Vince Cable. I think it speaks for itself.
I would like to express my concern regarding comments made by you today regarding possible alliances with The Independent Group, especially comments made this afternoon on the BBC that the group "shares many of our values".
The very first line of their values talks about the first duty of government being "to do whatever it takes to safeguard Britain's national security", a clear dog-whistle anti-civil-liberties and anti-immigration statement.
Its members now includes people such as Joan Ryan, (Founding director of "Labour No to AV" and one of ministers responsible for ID cards) Chuka Umunna, (Staunch opponent of free movement) Mike Gapes (Pro-Iraq war, even post-Chilcot) and Gavin Shuker who has, at best, questionable views on LGBT equality.
These are publicly expressed views of those MPs, not merely a few votes where they have been whipped to follow the party line despite personal reservations.
There are indeed some members of TIG who appear to share our values. That includes Heidi Allen and Sarah Wollaston, who might not just make great allies but might well be at home within our party. And I would certainly encourage working with other MPs on an issue-by-issue basis, for example, to revoke Article 50 and stop Brexit.
However, neither a suggestion they "share our values" as a group nor any national alliance with TIG as a whole at the ballot box will further the cause of liberalism in this country.
14 May 2018 by Zoe O'Connell·6 Comments
When I first started documenting trans people who had stood for elected office, the aim was simple. Demonstrate to those interested in putting themselves forward for public office that being trans and non-binary is no longer a big deal.
With the record number of openly trans and non-binary candidates standing in 2016, it very much appeared that mission had been accomplished – and not just in terms of candidates, but also those having been elected, with the total currently standing at five. As a reminder, here is the list prior to the local elections. Gantly was first elected in 2014, but only transitioned recently so is new to this list but the others will be more familiar names to regular readers.
Sadly, this year, that changed.
The list below was compiled back in April, after the close of nominations for the local elections. But in discussion with several candidates, people expressed fears that the current media frenzy around trans people would result in them being targeted for harassment at a time which is already stressful and hectic for any candidate. There were also worries that anti-trans campaigners would try to interject in online social media conversations with (potential) constituents, something that has happened to MPs before now.
So, because I value accuracy and did not want to publish a partial list, the publication was delayed until after the election.
And unfortunately, those fears were not unfounded. On polling day, Sarah Brown was subjected to abuse on social media after featuring on a list of LGBT candidates put out by LGBT+ Liberal Democrats. No LGB candidate was targeted in the same way.
It has since been revealed that transphobes targeted the same twitter account for vexatious complaints to try to have it shut down in retaliation for supporting trans people – an attempt that failed, with one conspirator forced to admit they could not actually find any objectionable content about which to complain.
Elsewhere, local "thugs" paid a visit to the house of a sitting Conservative trans councillor and her partner, who was also a candidate that year. It is unclear if the timing was a coincidence or not.
Hopefully, next year the storm will have passed and we can return to the usual schedule. The actual results on the day were somewhat less dramatic than the rhetoric in the media around trans people. There were no major shifts in the vote and nobody new was elected, and Gantly comfortably retained her seat on Islington Borough Council.
Cambridge, Petersfield Ward 2nd place, 20.0% (+7%)
Aimee Challenor
Coventry, St Michael's Ward 4th place, 5.4% (-0.1%)
Emma Copeland
Fareham, Fareham North Ward 3rd place, 13.6% (+1.3%)
Sam Feeney
Huntingdonshire, St Ives East Ward 3rd with 2 elected*, 33.5%
First election on new boundaries. Full results
Osh Gantly (Standing for re-election)
Islington, Highbury East Ward Re-elected 3rd of 3 elected*, 37.5%
Lambeth, Bishop's Ward 6th, with top 3 elected*, 24.8% (-3.0%)
Bolton, Farnworth Ward 3rd place, 4.5% (-1.5%)
* Some elections were "all-ups" where voters are entitled to multiple votes and multiple candidates are elected. Percentages are based on the proportion of valid ballot papers which included a vote for the candidate rather than the total number of votes cast.
A history of LibDem campaigning on LGBT+ equality: "Always been there for you… and we always will"
15 March 2018 by Zoe O'Connell·1 Comment
I was lucky enough to be able to speak at the opening of Liberal Democrats conference last weekend, the 30th anniversary of the foundation of the party. The topic I spoke on was the history of LGBT+ equality campaigning in the party – something that actually predates the 1988 merger by some time, as the old Liberal Party was progressive and including even in the 1970s. Here's the speech I gave.
For those who want to know more, there's further information on the LGBT+ Liberal Democrats web site.
Good Evening! For those who don't know me, I'm Zoe O'Connell – amongst other things, I'm a councillor on Cambridge city council.
But the reason I'm up here today is because I am also on the executive of LGBT+ Liberal Democrats.
And, as you've already heard, this year is a special anniversary.
An anniversary of something really, really… bad.
I can see a few staff members near the front looking worried now. Don't worry, I'm not talking about the formation of the Liberal Democrats!
No, I'm talking about the 24th of May, 1988. The Conservatives implementing section 28, banning any mention of homosexuality in schools. Leaving a generation of frightened LGBT kids with nowhere to turn.
Liberals back then were determined folk – just as many of us are now – and were not going to waste any time. After all, the old Liberal Party had already included full equality in their 1979 general election manifesto so many in the newly formed Liberal Democrats were already well on board.
And they didn't let being busy with the formation of a new party slow down their campaigning.
Just nine days after the party was formed, Simon Hughes MP – was amongst those standing up in the Commons, speaking out against section 28.
Thirty years on. What's changed?
In terms of a liberal commitment to LGBT rights, not much.
Our party had started as it meant to carry on – there's a reason the motto of LGBT+ Liberal Democrats is "Always Been There For You… and Always Will".
There have been many campaigns along the way. Equalising the age of consent. Opposing the ban on men who have sex with men – and their partners – giving blood. Civil Partnerships. The first Gender Recognition Bill in 1996.
But the highlight of 2013 for many was a bill championed from within the Home Office by Lynne Featherstone.
Same Sex Marriage.
There were highs and lows along the way. Watching their Lordships debate what constituted consummation of a gay marriage was… enlightening.
And for the lows there was the predictable roll call of usual suspects spouting homophobic…
…well, it's the rally, I'm not allowed to swear! Unfortunately, there are some ways in which other parties have not changed in the last 30 years, either.
But liberals won.
Liberal Democrats, in government, doing what Liberal Democrats do best.
Delivering on equality.
From the exhilaration that followed same-sex marriage, you might think the fight is over.
Sadly not. The need for liberals in parliament is as strong now as it was back in 1988.
LGBT asylum seekers still face intrusive and wholly inappropriate questioning, and end up being sent back to countries where they face persecution, imprisonment… even death.
And we are now seeing battle over equality for trans people hit the headlines.
That's ahead of a consultation on trans equality later this year, and eventually a debate in parliament.
I already know which side Liberal Democrats will be on.
The right side.
We were ahead of history.
We are ahead of history.
I hope you'll help us stay ahead of history.
Thanks for being here, and I hope you have a great conference.
Brexit not happening in our lifetimes
21 February 2018 by Zoe O'Connell·1 Comment
Good news! Brexit won't be happening in our lifetimes!
At least, that's the best conclusion I can draw from recent news.
It has been 19 years since the House of Lords Act 1999, which abolished most of the hereditary peers*. Phase 2 of those reforms was due to introduce elected members of the Lords, but despite the Wakeham Report being published in 2000 we are still waiting.
A widely recognised problem with a simple and democratic solution.
But Theresa May wants more time to think about it. 19 years is not long enough for the level of "careful thought" regarding such obvious reform.
Compare this with Brexit. A complicated piece of work, with no obvious solutions to problems like the Good Friday agreement, Gibraltar, Trade. And over which the country is deeply divided.
My best guess is that the thinking time for that will be at least 100 years.
*Fun Fact: Hereditary Peers are the largest group of elected members in the House of Lords, followed by the CofE Bishops and then Liberal Democrats. The caveat is that in every case the electorate is quite small – the remaining hereditary peers elect each other, and the Bishops are elected by various Synods.
Student speech to be censored at UK universities
19 October 2017 by Zoe O'Connell·2 Comments
Last night, I gave a talk at Pembroke College as part of Cambridge Hub's Michaelmas Series. The topic was censorship.
This morning, I woke up and saw that the headline story in The Times is Jo Johnson, the Secretary of State for Education, wanting to "guarantee free speech" at universities.
It is worth noting there is already a law that ensures freedom of speech at universities, but it would seem that Johnson wants even more extreme guarantees. The existing law is not invoked or referenced when we have one of the regular fusses about high-profile figures having their right to free speech violated. That is because they are not being censored.
Despite existing free-speech laws, there is already quite a bit of censorship at our Universities, and it comes from two sources. Neither form is good, and neither should be extended. Paradoxically, increasing the latter of these two forms of censorship is precisely what Johnson's proposals will do.
The first is the PREVENT duty. That duty is supposed to target all extremism that leads to terrorism. Controversially, it usually ends up targeting Islamic and other non-white forms of extremism. In a university context, it is used to question room bookings and the nature of invited speakers. I doubt Islamic societies at universities will be welcoming Johnson's statement today. It is unlikely the duty will be relaxed in support of "free speech".
The other source is the de-facto censorship of students and student protest against influential media figures.
Wikipedia says censorship is "the suppression of speech, public communication, or other information". I have mentioned PREVENT, and there's no doubt that duty involves censorship even if there is disagreement over the desirability of PREVENT overall. China censoring WeChat is an example of that most in the West would regard as negative, and we have also seen cases within LGBT+ communities of censorship gone wrong with unintended consequences.
There is a common theme in those cases. Positive or negative and deliberate or accidental, it is those with power doing the suppression.
What is not censorship is selling only eight tickets to an event and having the venue cancel, as happened to Kate Smurthwaite. Smirthwaite seems to believe "free speech" means she can demand people listen and that venues give her a free platform. Consequently, she used her media contacts and influence to spin a story about how students were suppressing her free speech. The publication of her ideas was undoubtedly not restricted as a result. Quite to the contrary, the resulting media fuss and claims to martyrdom at the altar of free speech gave her an even more prominent platform.
Peter Tatchell was not censored when a student learnt he was due to speak at the same event as her and pulled out. She did not want to share a platform with someone she believed is racist and transphobic. Her withdrawal was not public, but Tatchell's outrage at being unable to demand the energy of someone less powerful was. He used every possible media outlet he could muster to denigrate her.
A particular shout out needs to go to Julie Bindel at this point, who has repeatedly claimed to be censored herself but has just resorted to issuing legal threats against Brooke Magnanti, a.k.a. Belle De Jour. It is not surprising that Bindel's claims have not received any media coverage condemning her attempts at silencing. There is a common theme running through these claims of censorship against media figures. Allegations are always targeted at those with less power.
There is a chilling effect hidden within these false claims of censorship, however. Those whom the allegations target become figures of derision in the press with no way of responding. They do not have their voices heard. I was at the event held in parallel to Greer's Cambridge Union slot, and I know several of the students involved felt traumatised by resulting coverage. They are less likely to now engage in activism.
Media outrage is increasingly invoked to shut down legitimate free speech rights such as protest and running petitions. It happens merely because high-profile disagree with protests or feel threatened.
Ratcheting up that rhetoric will only increase the pressure on students to conform. Contrary to what Johnson believes it will not broaden the minds of young people. Instead, it will teach them that the powerful will not tolerate criticism.
Retiring Lords – should we use age of length of service?
17 October 2017 by Zoe O'Connell·1 Comment
There has been some press coverage today of another proposal on Lords retirements, this time to limit the length of service to 15 years. This isn't the first time this has been proposed, and something similar with a ten year limit was part of Liberal Democrat ideas for House of Lords reform during coalition.
Firstly, let us take a look at the proposal I discussed previously, namely retiring peers on the basis of age. Is there any correlation between age and how often a peer contributes? How much someone contributes to politics is a largely subjective measure, but for the purposes of this discussion I have used the number of days a member is mentioned in Hansard over the last year. The raw number of mentions is a less helpful measure as a few people have over a thousand mentions due to extended back-and-forth discussions in less well-attended debates. (Click for larger versions of the charts)
Age of Peers vs. Number of days contributed
There's certainly some link between age and contributions, with 90-year-old members of the house understandably contributing less than those in their 40s. But there is no sudden drop-off and it is hard to identify an age at which members are no longer pulling their weight.
The new proposals do not appear to retire existing life peers, so we would still have the problem I outlined in my previous post about needing members to retire to make more space any time soon. But if this proposal did go ahead, is there any drop off in length of service and contributions?
Length of service for peers vs Days contributed
As we can see, there is definitely a tendency for long-term members to be about less often but perhaps not as much as would be expected, and there is no obvious point at which peers suddenly stop attending. The most prolific Lords tend to be within their first five years but there are plenty of newer peers who don't contribute as well as a number who manage plenty of engagement – cross-bench peer Lord Hyldon contributing on over 100 days over the last year despite having been a member for nearly five decades stands out, for example.
So it would appear that term limits for peers are not perfect, but a better way of dealing with the excessive number of Members of the House of Lords than mere age.


Opening night Science Fiction 16 August 2013, watching 'Monster' on the silver screen.
Erica Seccombe. detail from the series Modern Promethius (after Shelly), 2013, dimensions vary, 3D printed, multi-object installation under UV light. From the exhibition 'Science Fiction', Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Gormon House, 17 August - 28 September 2013.
Modern Promethieus (after Shelly) (2013), 3D printed objects, UV light, dimensions variable.
Monster is the result of working with Tim Senden and Ajay Limaye, two extraordinary researchers at the ANU Department of Applied Mathematics and NCI National Computational Infrastructure. Also thanks to Stuart Ramsden and Drew Whitehouse at VizLab for their ongoing support and enthusiasm!


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Home News WKU Baseball Travels to West Virginia for C-USA Series at Marshall
WKU Baseball Travels to West Virginia for C-USA Series at Marshall
WKU ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS / MEDIA RELATIONSFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE / April 11, 2019BASEBALL / Contact: Bryan Fyalkowski
**WKU game notes PDF attached**VIDEO | AUDIO | LIVE STATS
TOPPERS TRAVEL TO WEST VIRGINIA FOR C-USA SERIES AT MARSHALL
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — After getting back into the win column on Tuesday night, WKU Baseball heads north into the heart of Appalachia for a Conference USA challenge against rival Marshall. The Friday-to-Sunday series between the Hilltoppers and Thundering Herd from April 12-14 will have first pitch times of 2 p.m., 1 p.m. and 12 p.m. CT, respectively.
WKU and Marshall will meet for the 25th, 26th and 27th times on the diamond, with the Thundering Herd leading the all-time series 13-11.
Marshall has a 5-2 advantage in its home games, while the Hilltoppers have a 9-8 advantage in Bowling Green.
The Thundering Herd has a 9-3 advantage in the four series played since WKU joined C-USA prior to the 2015 season.
Marshall swept both series in 2016 (in Bowling Green) and 2017 (in Huntington) before the Hilltoppers took 2-of-3 from the Thundering Herd in 2018 at Nick Denes Field.
WKU and Marshall met 12 times from 1992-to-1999, with the Hilltoppers claiming an 8-4 record against the Thundering Herd.
WKU PREVIEW
WKU past week recaps: FRIDAY at Middle Tennessee (L, 4-13) | SATURDAY at Middle Tennessee (L, 10-13) | SUNDAY at Middle Tennessee (L, 4-11) | TUESDAY vs. Belmont (W, 8-7)
On Tuesday, the Hilltoppers secured their fifth walk-off win and eighth come-from-behind win of the season. WKU improved to 15-15-1 on the year and 25-24 all-time against the Bruins.
Pinch hitter Sam McElreath reached on a fielder's choice with the bases loaded for the Hilltoppers' third walk-off of the season that did not come on a base hit. Previously, shortstop Kevin Lambert reached on a bases-loaded error against Northern Kentucky on Feb. 16, and freshman center fielder Jackson Swiney scored from third base on a balk to beat Eastern Illinois on Feb. 24.
Right fielder Jake Sanford was 1-of-40 amateur players named to the 2019 Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch List, USA Baseball announced on Wednesday afternoon. He becomes the third WKU player in program history to earn this specific distinction, following third baseman Danny Hudzina in 2016 and catcher Matt Rice in 2011.
Along with Arizona State's Hunter Bishop, Vanderbilt's J.J. Bleday and Mississippi State's Jake Mangum, Sanford is only 1-of-4 outfielders to make the Watch List. He also joins FIU lefty Logan Allen and Rice righty Matt Canterino as 1-of-3 C-USA players among the honorees.
Sanford earned Perfect Game First Team Midseason All-American honors on April 3. He became the first Hilltopper All-American since 2016, when Hudzina was named a Third Team ABCA member at the conclusion of the season. The Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, native is the first Canadian Perfect Game Midseason All-American since Pittsburgh shortstop Charles Leblanc (Laval, Quebec) was a Second-Teamer in 2016.
The Hilltoppers are 7-3 in one-run games, 5-1 in walk-off wins, 13-7-1 on turf (at least infield), 5-0 when their starting pitcher goes five-plus innings, 10-2-1 when the opponent's starter goes fewer than five innings, 5-0 when only WKU scores in the first inning, 9-7-1 when hitting at least one homerun and 7-4 when holding the opponent to zero homeruns.
MARSHALL PREVIEW
Marshall past week recaps: FRIDAY at Southern Miss (L, 3-10) | SATURDAY DH at Southern Miss (L, 3-4 & L, 10-11) | TUESDAY at Virginia Tech (L, 0-7)
The Thundering Herd enters the weekend with an 18-14 overall record and a 6-6 mark in C-USA play. Marshall entered this past weekend with an 18-10 mark, but has since lost four in a row after being swept by the Golden Eagles in a three-game set and shut out by the Hokies in a midweek contest.
Leadoff hitter and center fielder Erik Rodriguez leads the team with 26 runs scored, five triples and 18 stolen bases in 20 attempts. First baseman Zach Inskeep and left fielder Tucker Linder are tied for most on the club with five homeruns, and have combined for 52 runs batted in and 31 extra-base hits. Meanwhile, the middle infield of Elvis Peralta and Geordon Blanton have combined for 49 runs scored and 31 extra-base hits.
Behind the plate looms catcher Rey Pastrana, who has thrown out 14-of-26 potential base stealers with zero passed balls on the season.
On the mound, Friday starter Joshua Shapiro boasts some of the best numbers among C-USA arms. In eight starts, the lefty has a 1.83 earned run average and a 4-1 record. He has struck out 41 in 44 innings while allowing 32 hits and issuing 22 walks.
How to Follow the Hilltoppers: For complete information on WKU Hilltopper Baseball, follow the program via social media @WKUBaseball on Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram & Facebook.
-@WKUSports-_____________________________
Bryan Fyalkowski
Assistant Director of Media Relations
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Everyone welcome at Race For Life Manchester with 30% off entry fee
Date published: 12 January 2020
The Race for Life events take place at Heaton Park across the 11 and 12 July and are open to people of all ages and abilities
This January, everyone is invited to Cancer Research UK's Race for Life in Manchester – and you can claim 30% off the entry fee.
The charity's much-loved event is returning to Manchester but are no longer restricted to female participants – meaning that everybody can be part of the Race for Life movement – and show support for the 41,100 people diagnosed with cancer every year in the North West.
Anyone who signs up in January can claim a special 30% off the entry fee by using the code RFLJAN30.
The Race for Life events take place at Heaton Park across the 11 and 12 July and are open to people of all ages and abilities.
Sarah Hunter, Cancer Research UK's Event Manager for Manchester, said: "This year, our Race for Life events are open to everyone.
"We're sending a heart-felt message to anybody who's thought about signing up in the past but for one reason or another hasn't got round to it. This is your year – please seize the opportunity to register in January and become part of the Race for Life community.
She added: "Our events are fun, colourful, emotional and uplifting. Participants take part at their own pace – taking as much time as they like to complete the course. For some people, the Race for Life is literally a walk in the park. For others, it's a jog or a run.
"Although 'Race' features in the name, our events are not competitive. Instead, 'the Race for Life' is about our doctors, nurses and scientists working as hard and fast as possible to help more people survive."
Cancer Research UK's Race for Life, in partnership with Tesco, is an inspiring series of 5k, 10k, Pretty Muddy and Pretty Muddy Kids events which raise millions of pounds every year to help beat cancer by funding crucial research.
Sarah continued: "This January, we're urging mums, dads, nans, grandpas, brothers, sisters, friends and workmates to show their support by joining the Race for Life. It's a perfect example of everyday people doing an extraordinary thing – uniting in a common cause to beat cancer."
Cancer Research UK receives no government funding for its ground-breaking research.
That's why money raised through the Race for Life events is vital. It funds world-class research to help beat 200 types of cancer – including bowel cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer, testicular cancer, brain cancer, children's cancers and leukaemia.
Sarah said: "The Race for Life is a powerful, inspirational movement which unites participants in Manchester with people across the North West and the whole of the UK.
"People get together and remember loved ones lost or celebrate the lives of those who have survived. At the same time, they are helping to make a difference to people with the disease, right now.
"Please go to the Race for Life website, choose an event, and sign up today."
Local events include:
Manchester Pretty Muddy Kids – 11 July 2020
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