Rugs and curtains are one of the soft delicate things of the house. Not only do they get dusty and dirty but also they start to lose their color as time progresses. In most times, the rugs, carpets and the curtains of the house start to show dull colors and become blackened over time. People often tend to clean these by the same common means of other household cleanings but the reality is that these delicate fabrics don't remove stains or they're worn out a color. On the other hand, these certain fabrics don't need daily cleaning rather they need some occasional cleaning like once in two months or so.
Powder cleaning is a simple and an efficient way to clean your carpet. This method doesn't require any rocket science or high fi knowledge for a person rather simply sprinkle the powder over the carpet which you want to clean and leave it to mix with the carpet stains. It is a better option to leave the powder on the carpet for more than one day to really get the stain off the carpet. Once a day has passed, simply vacuum the carpet and the stain will be gone. This is effective for removing the stains from the carpet and carpet cleaning Engadine focuses primarily on ways to have the carpet sparkling like new.
Simply by applying the carpet shampoo on the carpet and scrubbing on the desired area will get all those nasty stains out from your gorgeous carpets or rugs. But a fair warning is that don't wet the carpet too much when trying to clean it otherwise it will take more time to dry up. Professionals often make sure to keep the scrubs just a little above moist so that it is better when trying to get those stains off.
If nothing else is available and you have to clean the carpet or the rug urgently then a few things like the soda and water can remove the coffee stains and as such. Similarly, salt is yet again a perfect alternative for use. Salt can easily get those hard stains off in less than fifteen minutes. By simply applying that on the desired place and cleaning it; the stain will remove and will give you a more elegant and versatile look.
All these methods make the carpets, rugs, and curtains look stunning and brand new. Infrequent cases, people hire some professionals who can clean their carpets, rugs, and curtains but it can also be easily done by people with a little bit of effort from their side.


Escrow disbursements to accounts, should last over the next 3 years.
Mike Carlos applied for Fair dates for the C.S.
Tom will notify the Board on the updates on Mini Series.
5. Treasurer's report- Live handle is down. Hoping to pick up after the first month.
Blankets- waiting for Mark to call back from Finn tack, working on a credit. Looking at changes to improve next year, so we don't have the mistakes we had this year, ex: maybe have a texting system to remind horsemen of day to enter. October finals still looking to set dates, 2 legs entry fee $125 each leg, Final entry fee $250. Awards for banquet will be discussed next meeting. A call log for calls and concerns has been created, there is a form for each incident and what,who and how this will be resolved and will be posted on the website.
$8.00 of Escrow money added so that will be disburse correctly. Looking into to invest the Escrow money. We get Cynda budget report in Oct. Mike K. will have a meeting her in 2 weeks. The new rules for Drug testing, we have all the states but our own state?
and other information that needs to go to the horsemen.
8. ADW: we have 27 senators and we have one that is a hold up Meekhof. Mike K. is working drafting a letter to some pressure on Meekhof so we can get this through to the Governor. Bill#4611.
CONCERNS; Bill we still have the by-laws in 2 different places-will correct that. No minutes on the website- Mike K. will get them up. He requested lifetime membership.
Jerry: want's a list of accomplishments that MHHA did for the year 2017 and add the texting program. To show the horsemen.
Next meeting October 25, 2017 at Northville Downs-Keith motion, Claudia second.
PRESIDENT COMMENTS: Tom B. progress is going good over at Midwest Strategy, .making improvements.
ADJOURNMENT: Keith motion and Claudia second. Time 7:00p.m.


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By freakpool / September 14, 2018
Gegege no Kitaro clothing line for older fans revealed
The legendary Shigeru Mizuki's Gegege no Kitaro manga has been around since TV shows were still in black and white….
The legendary Shigeru Mizuki's Gegege no Kitaro manga has been around since TV shows were still in black and white. Its first anime adaptation was even black and white. This means that many of the franchise's fans are a bit older. And now, the series is treating its older fans for staying loyal through the decades with a new clothing line.
The clothing line has the theme of "Friends For Life," which is especially true for older fans who have stuck with Kitaro since childhood. It will target women ages 30-40, and even the older fans as well. This just shows that Gegege no Kitaro's appeal transcends generations of anime fans.
Mizuki launched the manga back in 1960, then got that black and white anime in 1965. It then received several more TV anime through the years, including the latest one which is currently airing. And do note that Mizuki did his manga with one hand, as he lost a hand as a soldier in World War II.
source: Anime! Anime!
Categories: ANIME & MANGA Tags: GeGeGe no Kitaro, Shigeru Mizuki

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Björklund, Elisabet
Linnaeus University, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Department of Film and Literature.
'Mom might have a job (or be socializing too much!)': 'The right to love', children's sexuality and parenthood2017In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 7, no 1, p. 13-25Article in journal (Refereed)
Having been unavailable for many years, the Swedish film Rätten att älska ('The right to love') was restored by the Swedish Film Institute in 2013 and made accessible for research. In many ways a typical example of the sex education film genre of its time, the film is simultaneously unusual because it deals with children's sexuality. This article explores and discusses the representation of children in the film in relation to how it connects to issues of parenthood.
Linnaeus University, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Department of Film and Literature. Uppsala University.
Realism or 'grotesque cliches'?: Jan Halldoff's The Corridor and the Swedish debate on abortion in the 1960s2019In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 9, no 1, p. 117-130Article in journal (Refereed)
Swedish filmmaker Jan Halldoff's fiction film Korridoren (The Corridor) premiered in 1968 to a mainly positive Swedish reception. Shot at Karolinska Hospital and criticizing the Swedish healthcare system, the film became much debated and can furthermore be seen as a turning point in Swedish film history regarding the portrayal of medical institutions and professionals. In this article, the film and its reception are analysed in relation to the Swedish debate on abortion at the time. While the film is clearly critical of Swedish welfare society, the way it depicts abortion is more conservative. Highlighting this as well as the role of actual medical professionals in the film, the article demonstrates how the film relates to representations of abortion in the past and discusses connections between the film industry and medicine at this historical moment.
"This Is a Dirty Movie": Taxi Driver and "Swedish Sin"2011In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 1, no 2, p. 163-176Article in journal (Refereed)
This article examines a well-known sequence in Martin Scorsese's 1976 film Taxi Driver in which the main character Travis Bickle takes his date Betsy to the movies and convinces her to see a Swedish sex education film. The article analyses the representation of Swedish cinema and Swedish sexuality in Taxi Driver, but also discusses the short sequence from a Swedish perspective, revealing a contemporary popular Swedish misconception about it. For this purpose, the sequence as well as the subsequent Swedish interpretation of it are contextualized and considered in relation to the widespread notion of 'Swedish sin'.
Brauerhoch, Annette
Holmlund, Chris
Editorial2015In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 5, no 2, p. 75-80Article in journal (Other academic)
Bruhn, Jørgen
Linnaeus University, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Language and Literature.
Gjelsvik, Anne
NTNU Trondheim.
"Jan Troell's Fleeting Still Moments"2012In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 2, no 1, p. 55-72Article in journal (Refereed)
This article investigates the role of photography in the Swedish auteur Jan Troell's film Maria Larssons eviga ögonblick/Everlasting Moments (2008) in the light of different perspectives on medium specificity, photography and adaptation. We argue that Jan Troell, by way of cinema, discusses key characteristics and functions of photography. In so doing, the film, in addition to telling the tale of a historical female photographer, raises a number of questions concerning media theory, media ontology and history. We introduce the term 'fleeting still moments' in order to account for Troell's particular cinematic strategy, negotiating movement and stills. Accordingly, the central questions in our study are as follows: what are the differences and similarities between cinema and photography? And to what degree can the differences be framed within the traditional divide between cinema's movement and photography's stillness?
'A fragment of the world': An interview with Petra Bauer2017In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 7, no 2, p. 189-193Article in journal (Other academic)
Halmstad University ; Hamburg University, Germany.
The language of the complex image: Roy Anderssons's political aesthetics2010In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 1, no 1, p. 83-86Article in journal (Refereed)
Departing from the opening scene of Roy Andersson's 1991 short Härlig är jorden/World of Glory, the article gives an overview of the director's political aesthetics outlined in his book Vår tids rädsla för allvar. Through the use of static long shots, stylization and the condensation of time and space Andersson attempts to activate reflection upon existential questions such as solidarity and the individual's responsibility. In this scene from World of Glory Andersson links these ideas with a critique of Swedish passivity during the Holocaust.
The Face of AIDS Film Archive and cultural memories of the future: an interview with Staffan Hildebrand2019In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 9, no 1, p. 131-135Article in journal (Refereed)
Stigsdotter, Ingrid
Stockholm University.
A film of her own: Home movies, the archive and Ingrid Bergman. An interview with Stig Björkman and Dominika Daubenbüchel2017In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 7, no 2, p. 183-188Article in journal (Other academic)
Scandinavian cinema culture and archival practices: Collecting, curating and accessing moving image histories2017In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 7, no 2, p. 75-78Article in journal (Refereed)
The introduction of bibliotherapy and its theoretical transformation to audio-visual media2019In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 9, no 1, p. 53-58Article in journal (Refereed)
Bibliotherapy constitutes a broad concept that can be described as the use of literature to promote human health. This article discusses the possibilities and implications of transferring the theoretical framework of bibliotherapy to audio-visual circumstances.
The tradition of Christmas Day and Boxing Day Film Premieres in Sweden, 1913-20122013In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 3, no 3, p. 259-265Article in journal (Refereed)
This article discusses the 100-year-old Swedish tradition of special film premieres on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Hjort, Mette
Hong Kong Baptist University, People's Republic of China.
Editorial2019In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 9, no 1, p. 3-5Article in journal (Other academic)
Larsson, Mariah
Sexual violence, good taste and the education of the cinema audience: Gender and censorship in 1920s Sweden2018In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 8, no 3, p. 215-232Article in journal (Refereed)
This article makes use of records in the archive of Sweden's National Board of Film Censorship for a discussion of the censorship of visual representations of sex and violence in films by women directors during the 1920s. From the perspective that Swedish film censorship was utilized to educate and control Swedish cinema audiences, not least concerning taste, the question is posed: how did gender and nationality play a role in the assessment of taste? Focusing on three case studies, namely Karin Swanström's Kalle Utter (1925), Dorothy Arzner's Manhattan Cocktail (1928) and Olga Preobrazhenskaya's The Women of Ryazan (1927) and comparing censorship records with reviews in the daily press, the article demonstrates how nation played a role in the assessment of taste and the decisions to cut these films. The analyses also reveal that the censoring of sexual violence had a tendency to diminish acts such as rape and forced kissing in a narrative as well as on a moral level.
Ingmar Bergman, Swedish sexploitation and early Swedish porn2015In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 5, no 1, p. 49-61Article in journal (Refereed)
This article discusses intertextual relations between Ingmar Bergman films and four films from the Swedish history of late 1960s and 1970s sexploitation and pornography. Although Bergman played a significant role in the liberalization of film censorship in Sweden in the 1960s and was known for the beautiful actresses of his films, that he demonstrably inspired film-makers operating in what is usually regarded as the complete opposite of art cinema is not so widely known. In the films Jag – en oskuld/Inga (1968), Thriller – en grym film/Thriller – A Cruel Picture (1974), Justine och Juliette/Justine and Juliette (1975) and Fäbodjäntan/Come Blow the Horn (1978) there are several intertextual relations, both deliberate allusions and more implicit and unintended connections. These relations may have an impact on how we regard both the role of Bergman and the directors of sexually explicit films in the particular context of Sweden in the 1960s and 1970s
Joe Sarno and historiography: some thoughts on The Sarnos: A Life in Dirty Movies2013In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 3, no 2, p. 101-105Article in journal (Refereed)
The recent Swedish documentary The Sarnos: A Life in Dirty Movies (Eriksson, 2013) evokes questions about historiography and nationality. This article discusses the documentary's focus on Joe Sarno's reluctance to do hardcore, on his wife, Peggy, as well as the couple's relationship to Sweden.
Using health as an argument: The Swedish porn debate 2013-182019In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 9, no 1, p. 111-116Article in journal (Refereed)
This short subject delineates the current Swedish debate about pornography's harmful effects on children as a public health problem and situates it in a discursive and socio-geographical context. It describes how the arguments of the Swedish debate align with those of an international anti-porn discourse and cautions against normative assignations of sexual practices as 'healthy' or 'unhealthy'.
Rossholm, Anna Sofia
Documenting the present, processing the past, shaping future memory: The Face of AIDS Film Archive2017In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 7, no 2, p. 93-98Article in journal (Refereed)
The Face of AIDS Film Archive consists of documentation of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, shot all over the world beginning in 1988 by Swedish filmmaker and journalist Staffan Hildebrand. In this article, the archive's particular characteristic of process is discussed and examined through four different perspectives: first, as an ongoing documentation of HIV/AIDS in the contemporaneous moments when it was filmed; second, as a commission of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm; third, as the product of a director with a strong personal vision and authorial presence; and finally, as an expression of Hildebrand's self-defined AIDS activism.
Ingmar Bergman's Screenwriting2014In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 4, no 2, p. 165-171Article in journal (Refereed)
Via a combination of screenwriting theory and theories on literary manuscripts, this article approaches Ingmar Bergman's screenwriting as process, from notebooks to script drafts and finished screenplays. It particularly emphasizes the playful dimensions in the early stages of the screenwriting process and the way the writing negotiates fiction and reality.
'When to push stop or play': The Swedish reception of Ruben Östlund's Play (2011)2013In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 3, no 1, p. 41-48Article in journal (Refereed)
This article provides an overview of the polemics surrounding the politics of representation in Ruben Östlund's film Play (2011). It contextualizes the media debate, which focused on the film's depiction of black children, and analyses its significance within the context of Swedish contemporary film culture and criticism.
Retrieving Harry Schein from the archive: An interview with Maud Nycander, Jannike Åhlund and Kersti Grunditz Brennan2017In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 7, no 2, p. 177-181Article in journal (Other academic)
Åberg, Anders
Art is born on the border of taboo: Vilgot Sjöman in Hollywood2011In: Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, ISSN 2042-7891, E-ISSN 2042-7905, Vol. 1, no 2, p. 159-162Article in journal (Refereed)


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Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel talk Frozen 2 in a SiriusXM Town Hall
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 13: (L-R) Idina Menzel , Kristen Bell and Jessica Shaw visit SiriusXM's Town Hall at SiriusXM Studios on November 13, 2019 in New York City.
This weekend is going to be a big one at the box office as Frozen 2, the sequel to the massively successful 2013 finally arrives in theatres. The film sees the original voice cast of Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff and Josh Gad reuniting, along with newcomers Sterling K. Brown, Evan Rachel Wood, and Alfred Molina joining the cast.
You can hear the Frozen 2 Town Hall Friday, November 22nd at 3 pm ET. Catch a preview of the interview in the videos below
Raise the roof with Robert Plant, Alison Krauss & T Bone Burnett in an exclusive Town Hall
Spend the May Long Weekend With The Tragically Hip Radio
Bill and Ted Face The Music In A Radio Andy Virtual Town Hall
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Zitilites er fjerde studiealbum fra den danske rockgruppe Kashmir, og blev udgivet i 2003. Titlen på albummet skal læses og forstås som det engelske ord City-lights.

De tre første numre i rækkefølgen, samt nummeret "Melpomene" er blevet udgivet som singler.

Spor

Petite Machine
En EP med titlen Petite Machine udkom digitalt i USA den 29. september 2009. Det er Kashmirs første udgivelse i USA.

Hitliste- og salgsplacering

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Album fra 2003
Kashmir-album

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Gomez: As Rev. King urged, meet forces of hate 'with power of love'
Rev. King relied on faith, prayer to fight racism, Bishop Burbidge says
Heavy security in D.C., ongoing pandemic mean March for Life will be virtual
Supreme Court says abortion drugs can't be obtained by mail
Healing a top priority in Buffalo, says incoming bishop
Sister Still named head of USCCB's National Religious Retirement Office
By Catholic News Service • Posted August 31, 2016
WASHINGTON (CNS) — Presentation Sister Stephanie Still has been named director of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' National Religious Retirement Office, effective Oct. 3.
In announcing the appointment, Msgr. J. Brian Bransfield, USCCB general secretary, said he was confident that Sister Still's "skills and background" will bring the National Religious Retirement Office "well-established expertise that will complement and strengthen the office in service to the bishops."
Sister Still has served as president of her order since 2010. Previously, she held positions within her community as communicator and vocations director. She spent 11 years as a social studies teacher and director of marketing at Presentation High School in San Jose, California. She also served on the national board of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious.
The Presentation sister will replace the office's interim director, Sister Susan Schorsten, a member of the Sisters of the Humility of Mary, who has been filling in for the job held by Sister Janice Bader since 2008. Sister Bader, a member of the Sisters of the Most Precious Blood, stepped down as executive director of the National Religious Retirement Office in June when she was elected president of her community.
The office oversees and disperses the annual Retirement Fund for Religious, which collects on average more than $28 million each year for religious institutes in the United States so they can care for their elderly and frail members.
Currently in the U.S., there are more than 33,000 Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious order priests older than 70 who benefit from the fund. More than $718 million in financial support has been distributed to religious communities in the United States since its inception in 1988.
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Win a long weekend trip for two to New York City to celebrate Afropop's 25th anniversary with host Georges Collinet at world famous Central Park SummerStage, featuring performances by Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi, legendary soul man of Zimbabwean music, and Fatoumata Diawara, a bold new voice from Mali, and the Krar Collective on July 21st.
With over 60 albums to his credit Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi has made songs to inspire and console Zimbabweans for nearly four decades. He's a living legend, and still one of the most vital African singers on the scene today.
Mali, a land of spectacular women singers, has produced one more. Fatoumata Diawara channels Malian traditions in her songs but hits the stage rock n roll dynamism--truly a new voice for a new era in Mali.
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SummerStage presented by AT&T brings over 100 performances to seventeen parks throughout the five boroughs. Performances are of outstanding artistic quality, free of charge, and aim to serve the diverse communities of New York City. The artists represent a breadth of genres and cultures and perform in an outdoor setting accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds. SummerStage strives to develop audiences' deepening appreciation for contemporary, traditional, and emerging artists as well as the communities in which these artists originate. SummerStage is a program of City Parks Foundation, for more information visit www.SummerStage.org or visit their facebook page or twitter. Afropop enjoys a long and wonderful partnership with SummerStage. Starting in the 1990's we made live recordings of the greats--Khaled, Mory Kante, Kanda Bongo Man and others for national broadcast. And we say a big thank you to the team at SummerStage for all the many, many magical concert experiences you have given New Yorkers and visitors down through the years. A long life to you! Visit our award-winning site, www.afropop.org Note: Our weekly Afropop e-Newsletter provides quick links to CD reviews, features, news of touring artists, Hip Deep specials, on demand audio, video, photographs, NYC event picks, and more. Sign up here. Afropop Worldwide airs locally in NYC on WNYE, 91.5 FM, Monday thru Fridays from noon to 1 pm AND Monday thru Saturdays from 11 p.m. to midnight. You can follow us on Facebook or Twitter.
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Katie Sigmond Grand Canyon Video Viral On Internet
Katie Sigmond Grand Canyon Video
The Grand Canyon video of Katie Sigmond was leaked on both Twitter and Reddit.
After the video was shared on social media, it went viral, and people who couldn't see the video shared posts asking for someone to send it to them. Follow stoptechy for latest news.
The video is getting a lot of views, and it was said that it was going around the internet quickly because it is one of the most hotly debated topics on the web. People want to watch these kinds of videos a lot.
Let's talk about what the video is about for those who don't know.
What is on the Katie Sigmond Grand Canyon Video? (reddit)
Sources say that it has been confirmed that the video has a8ult content. Many websites say they have the video, but people have said that the links to those sites no longer work.
There are a lot of websites that say they have the video, but some of them don't because they have different rules.
But there are some platforms where you can watch videos that have been leaked. A video with explicit content about female athletes got out a few months ago. At that time, people looked for that video a lot, but it wasn't on any websites.
In a similar way, the Grand Canyon video by Katie Sigmond can only be seen on certain social media sites. Let's find out.
It was said that the video can be found on Reddit, according to a source. It was also confirmed that the video was on Twitter because a lot of people were watching it there.
If you want to watch the video, you can go to Reddit or Twitter. Each site has its own rules, so the video is available on both.
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ICT professionals from across the UK are set to gather in Glasgow next month for a major conference to discuss how to deliver public services more effectively, ethically and securely.
The inaugural Socitm President's Conference on 8-9 May brings together CIOs, CTOs, CDOs and ICT directors in the public sector to exchange best practice, share experience, network and collaborate.
They will be joined by a stellar programme of speakers as attendees are provided with an unparalleled opportunity to learn from the best in the business: the leaders who have experienced the highs and lows, benefits and challenges, of harnessing the power of tech to transform services.
Martin Ferguson, Socitm's director of policy and research, will take to the stage as keynote speaker on the first day of the association's flagship event to share his insights into what lies in store for the future of public services.
Speaking ahead of the conference, Ferguson said: "We're delighted to be welcoming an exceptional line-up of speakers and exhibitors to the President's Conference to showcase their innovative products and share their experiences and insights into the future of public service delivery.
Digital strategist and trend analyst Kristin Heinonen will kick off the first session, which is devoted to 'citizen and community engagement'. She will explore the growing role of the 'digital citizen' in Sweden. An antipodean example of re-design will follow, leading into a panel debate on how the public sector can make best use of citizen inputs to shape services.
Session two will be dedicated to 'ethical automation', where leaders including Dr Mariarosaria Taddeo, a research fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute and deputy director of its digital ethics laboratory, will consider how to ensure automation always serves the best interests of residents and the workforce serving them.
John Swinney, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills in the Scottish Government, will deliver the keynote address on the second day of the conference.
His address will be followed by a session focusing on the challenges faced in balancing the growing demand for more accessible services and systems with an ever-expanding threat horizon. Bill Buchanan, lead for The Cyber Academy and Edinburgh Napier professor, will kick-off the debate presenting his innovative work on Secret Shares and sharing some of the latest thinking on the future prospects, threats and opportunities posed by cybersecurity for public services.
The final session will take a closer look at how digital leaders can drive innovation in public services through new delivery models, new technologies and new ways of thinking. Theo Blackwell, London's first Chief Digital Officer (CDO); Martyn Wallace, CDO for the Scottish Local Government Digital Office; and Alexander Holt, head of the Scottish Government CivTech Programme, will all be sharing their insights.
Major vendors have come together to commercially support the conference, too. These sponsors include, at the highest, Presidential level, Trend Micro and SBL, with a number of other key sector vendors set to offer information at the show, too.
The interactive programme also comprises training sessions, coaching classes, lightning talks, the Socitm AGM and a meeting of the Local Chief Information Officers (CIO) Council. Plus, there's the President's Dinner and auction in aid of Headway – a UK-wide charity that works to improve life after brain injury.
Head of ICT at Aberdeenshire Council, Nicola Graham, will take over the role of Socitm President from Geoff Connell at the event.


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EU Condemns Turkish Offensive; France and Germany Announce Bans on Weapons Sales
By James Carstensen | October 14, 2019 | 6:43pm EDT
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, in Paris last year. (Photo by Ludovic Marin/AFP/Getty Images)
Berlin (CNSNews.com) – The European Union on Monday formally condemned the Turkish military offensive in northeastern Syria, and Germany and France both announced immediate bans on arms sales to Turkey.
But the E.U. notably stopped short of labelling the operation an "invasion," apparently heeding an earlier Turkish threat to send 3.6 million migrants into Europe if it did so.
"The E.U. condemns Turkey's military action which seriously undermines the stability and the security of the whole region, resulting in more civilians suffering and further displacement and severely hindering access to humanitarian assistance," the bloc said in a statement.
It acknowledged Turkey as a "key partner" but said its security concerns should be addressed through "political and diplomatic means, not with military action."
The E.U. also called on the U.N. Security Council – which met last Thursday but failed to agree on a joint statement due to Russian opposition – to improve efforts to stop the military action.
After President Trump announced last week he was pulling back a small number of U.S. troops from the immediate area, Turkey launched its long-threatened operation designed to push back Syrian Kurdish fighters and create a "buffer zone" in Syrian territory along their common border and resettle displaced Syrians there.
The move prompted concern over the fate of Kurdish civilians, and of the Syrian Defense Forces (SDF), a key ally in the U.S.-led fight against ISIS. The SDF is dominated by the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), which Turkey views as a terrorist group due to its links to the militant Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK).
The U.N. says some 160,000 civilians have been displaced since Turkey launching the offensive on Wednesday. Spokesman Stéphane Dujarric also voiced concern the operation could lead to the unintended release of captured ISIS fighters, who have been held under SDF guard.
Germany and France both pledged to prevent the sale to Turkey of any military equipment that could be used in Syria. Germany sold weapons worth 243 million euros ($268 million) to Turkey in 2018.
Beyond the two leading E.U. members, E.U. foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said all member-states held "a common position on arms exports control, and they all committed to apply that framework." She did not elaborate.
Josep Borrell, the Spanish foreign minister who is in line to succeed Mogherini, told the Associated Press there was "a strong commitment by all members" to take the necessary steps to stop selling weapons to Turkey.
Kurdish leaders in the combat zone have reported that 785 ISIS "supporters" had managed to escape from a camp in Ain Issa after their guards were distracted by Turkish bombing.
"Almost all suspected ISIS militants fled the [Ain Issa] camp," SDF spokesman Mustafa Bali tweeted on Sunday.
Ankara responded dismissively to the criticism and arms embargoes, saying they would only make Turkey stronger.
Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in an interview with Deutsche Welle that even if Turkey stood alone, "we will not back down in that fight for any reason."
In a thinly-veiled threat, he also suggested that if the E.U. does not support the operation, perhaps Turkey should send the Syrian refugees, whom it is currently hosting, into Europe.
Cavusoglu argued that if the E.U. does not want to help Syrian refugees in Turkey to return to Syria – which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he wants to do once the "buffer zone" has been created – then Turkey would be entitled to ask Europe to take care of them instead.
Erdogan warned earlier that if the E.U. terms Turkey's operation an invasion, Turkey would "open the doors" and release the 3.6 million Syrian refugees it is hosting, under a 2016 agreement with the E.U.
While the E.U. statement did not use the term "invasion," European Council president Donald Tusk cautioned Turkey not to use refugees to "blackmail" the E.U.
"Turkey must understand that our main concern is that their actions may lead to another humanitarian catastrophe," he said on Friday. "And we will never accept that refugees are weaponized and used to blackmail us."
(The European Council comprises the 28 member-states' heads of government plus top E.U. officials.)
Turkey has long been in talks about joining the E.U., but the process has been stalled indefinitely due to E.U. concerns over Erdogan's authoritarian actions, including the mass detention of judges, journalists, and academics.


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'It's been pretty magical' - Aberdeen not-for-profit founder reflects on opening dream shop in the middle of coronavirus pandemic
Second Home Studio and Cafe is a not-for-profit (NFP) organisation located in the heart of Aberdeen city centre at 39 Huntly Street.
Katie ForbesEngagement Producer
Updated 16:58, 20 MAY 2022
Kirsty Cameron, Founder of Second Home Studio + Café
Kirsty Cameron is passionate about making art more accessible and wanted to create a space where people can explore their creativity free of judgement. Thus, Second Home Aberdeen was born.
Second Home Studio and Café is a not-for-profit (NFP) organisation located in the heart of Aberdeen city centre at 39 Huntly Street.
The organisation is a community interest company and so far has paid out £9,594 of incomes to local artists.
The NFP has been running for two years and offers affordable classes for all ages, from life drawing to kids messy play sessions, and encourages people of all abilities to get involved.
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Kirsty is enthusiastic about empowering people from all walks of life to get creative.
She said: "As much as we're here for the existing creative community and we want to support our local artists, we want to expand on that as well.
"I want to be able to be as welcoming as possible to as many people as possible to empower those people to get themselves into their creativity, whether that's for work or because it brings them joy."
Second Home focuses on showcasing local artists, with new exhibits featured every eight weeks.
Kirsty said: "We tend to be as local as possible and offer the opportunity to artists in the area within the creative community.
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"Currently we have Nicole McSaveney, aka Marzipan Moons."
Local artists are encouraged to submit their artwork for next month's open exhibition on the theme of "warmth".
"The next one we have coming up is actually an open exhibition", Kirsty explains. "Anyone is welcome to submit a piece of work. It is on the theme of warmth, so that could be emotional or physical warmth - any adaptation you want to submit."
The deadline for submissions is May 30th.
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Aberdeen businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic. Many people were afraid of their job being at risk, business owners felt bad as they expressed their concern about the future, and Second Home was not immune.
Despite the "challenging" past couple of years, Kirsty happily reports her business' journey has been "magical".
Reflecting on the past two years, she said: "Hmm… How have they been? Good… good I guess. Challenging, obviously.
"Overall for the past almost two years now, it's been pretty magical. It's been pretty cool to see people really embrace the concept and embrace their own creativity - and to help people to be able to do that.
"It is a pretty magical feeling."
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At the heart of Second Home is the instagram-worthy café, offering up drool-inducing fine pieces, as well as breakfasts, lunches and brunches.
Kirsty said: "We make all these in-house and try to keep it a good mix of gluten free and vegan - and they're always delicious."
Kirsty reveals their most popular dish is the Avocado halloumi. "There is not a day that goes by that doesn't get ordered.
"It's toasted bagel, smashed avocado, fried halloumi, crispy onions, sriracha - it's a winner. Add some bacon to that and you're *makes chef's kiss gesture*"
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In Slovenia, there are several types of higher education institutions, namely universities, faculties, art academies and independent higher education institutions. Today, there are four universities (University of Ljubljana, University of Maribor, University of Primorska and University of Nova Gorica), a public independent institution of higher education (Faculty of information studies Novo mesto), one International Association of universities (EMUNI-EURO Mediterranean University) and 44 private higher education institutions in Slovenia (the data is from june 2016).
The traditional higher education study programmes are offered by public or private universities and single higher education institutions. Higher education is governed by special regulations, taking into account the constitutionally guaranteed autonomy of public higher education institutions.
Taking into account European standards and guidelines set by the Ministers responsible for Higher Education adopted in the Bergen Communique in 2005 and confirmed two years later in London in 2009, Slovenia established an independent National Agency for the Quality of Higher Education (NAKVIS), which is responsible for quality assurance in higher education, and for the development and advisory work in this field.
The performance of activities related to higher education is of special public interest; therefore they can only be carried out by those institutions that have been established in accordance with the law. The state shall ensure, via NAKVIS and the relevant authorities, that all the newly established institutions of higher education comply with statutory requirements before they commence operation, in order to provide students with high-quality and uninterrupted study.
The ministry responsible for higher education keeps a public record of all accredited higher education institutions and existing study programmes that provide state-approved education.
Slovenia joined the Bologna Reform in 1999, as a result of which a three-cycle study structure was introduced in 2004. Higher education attainment and student's performance are measured in ECTS (the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits.
From the academic year 2010/11 onwards it is possible to enroll into the renewed "Bologna" study programmes at all three levels (undergraduate and postgraduate study programmes).
Bachelor programmes generally require three to four years of study.
The credit requirement is 180 to 240 ECTS credits.
Master programmes generally require one to two years of study.
The credit requirement for Master programmes is 60 to 120 ECTS credits.
Unless the EU directives state otherwise, integrated Master programmes require five years of study.
The credit requirement for integrated Master programmes is 300 ECTS credits or 360 ECTS credits, if so required by EU directives.
Additional 180 ECTS credits or 240 ECTS credits are required to receive official scientific title Doctor of Science (doktor znanosti) and require about three to four years of study.
In Slovenia, the tertiary education system comprises short-cycle vocational higher education and higher education.
The short-cycle vocational higher education deliveres two-year vocational programmes by the higher vocational colleges. The practice-oriented vocational programmes provide students with competences for employment in specific professions.
The higher education is offered by the universities, composed of faculties, art academics, and higher professional colleges and by independent higher education institutions. The focus of faculties is on scientific research and educational work in science related disciplines. Faculties offer degrees in at least two cycles of qualification (the first and second, or second and third). Art academies perform artistic and educational activities in a wide range of artistic disciplines. Like faculties, art academies also offer degrees in at least two cycles. Higher professional colleges perform educational activities of one or more related or interlinked trades or occupational fields. They may also perform research or artistic activities if this is specified in its charter and meets all the requirements. Higher professional colleges offer degrees in at least the first cycle qualification. They may also offer Master study programmes if they meet the necessary requirement or can do so in cooperation with faculties or art academies.
Slovenian citizens have the right to education at higher education institutions in the Republic of Slovenia under the same conditions as the nationals of other EU Member States. Full-time studies at the first and second levels of the Bologna structure are funded by the government. Higher education institutions may charge fees for part-time studies and study programmes not funded from public sources and for supplementary study programmes.
Students with limited financial resources are eligible to apply for government scholarships. Employer scholarships to support the attainment of qualification for specific occupations are also available. Talented students are eligible to apply for Zois scholarships. Slovenia also provides scholarships to Slovenian national minorities in neighbouring countries and Slovenians abroad and also to citizens of countries that have signed bi-lateral or multi-lateral agreements on educational cooperation and scholarships based on reciprocity.
The government provides subsidies for accommodation to short-cycle higher education and higher education students. The grant of subsidies depends on student's performance, economic situation, distance from home, and social and health needs. Short-cycle higher education and higher education students are, under the specified conditions, also entitled to subsidised meals, transportation subsidies and other rights and benefits in accordance with special regulations, unless they are employed or registered as job seekers.


Quinn's speech was subsequently praised by Newsweek as a "stirring defense of intellectual integrity." The church did not take kindly to his stance however, particularly since he continued to publish historical findings which were accurate but not flattering to early church history. Quinn was ultimately excommunicated from the church in 1993 for his views.
The early practice of polygamy is one clear example of this kind of blatant dishonesty between leaders and the general membership of the LDS church.
"…on 29th of April 1843 I according to President Joseph Smith Couscil & others agreed to Stand by Sarah Ann Whitny as supposed to be her husband & had a prete[n]ded marriage for the purpose of Bringing about the purposes of God…"
Would God command Joseph to secretly take his wife's fellow presidency members in the Nauvoo Relief Society (as well as many others) as his own plural wives? Could it be proper or Godly for him to publicly deny such behaviors and privately practice them? Would a true prophet ever secretly take other men's wives because of his position, stating that he was either testing the faith of their husbands, or offering these women a greater chance for exaltation in the eternities because of his position of authority? It is well documented that Joseph married several women even before telling Emma. Would it be proper to keep such information from his own wife?
"Although the revelation was recorded in 1843, it is evident from the historical records that the doctrines and principles involved in this revelation had been known by the Prophet since 1831."
As discussed regarding the Book of Abraham, Joseph blatantly added his own drawings to the original papyri for Facsimiles 1 and 2. For example, he drew in the head of a human priest and armed the priest with a dagger to support his interpretation that Facsimile 1 depicted an attempted sacrifice of Abraham. On Facsimile 2, he added several incorrect pictures (the head of the central figure, the upside-down dove, the boat). Worse, he plagiarized from three random sections of the Small Sensen text to fill in missing portions in the outer circle of Facsimile 2. All of these modifications were made without ever admitting that they were not part of the original papyri.
"Q: Just another related question that comes up is the statements in the King Follett discourse by the Prophet.
"Q: ... about that, God the Father was once a man as we were. This is something that Christian writers are always addressing. Is this the teaching of the church today, that God the Father was once a man like we are?
"As far as concerns our own church and culture, the most common allegations of lying for the Lord swirl around the initiation, practice, and discontinuance of polygamy.
"I do not know what to think of all of this, except I am glad I was not faced with the pressures those good people faced. My heart goes out to them for their bravery and their sacrifices, of which I am a direct beneficiary. I will not judge them. That judgement belongs to the Lord, who knows all of the circumstances and the hearts of the actors, a level of comprehension and wisdom not approached by even the most knowledgeable historians.
"I ask myself, "If some of these Mormon leaders or members lied, therefore, what?" I reject a "therefore" which asserts or implies that this example shows that lying is morally permissible or that lying is a tradition or even a tolerated condition in the Mormon community or among the leaders of our church. That is not so.


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