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"Turning 40 is a big occasion, so the Duchess of Sussex needed to come up with a something special to celebrate.\n\nIn a video released to mark her milestone birthday, Meghan can be seen chatting through ideas with her Hollywood pal Melissa McCarthy.\n\nThe pair discuss getting matching tattoos, but Meghan jokes that she already has “something really similar across my back” and it’s maybe one to save for the 50th. So that’s out.\n\nMcCarthy then asks if the duchess is going to reunite with her castmates from legal drama Suits, the show that made her famous.\n\nShe doesn’t entirely dismiss it, but questions why that would be part of her birthday celebrations.\n\nMcCarthy, star of films including Bridesmaids, Spy and Can You Ever Forgive Me?, also teases the duchess by asking if she will mark the occasion with “another photo shoot under a tree where you’re looking very peaceful”, in reference to the picture Harry and Meghan released when they announced they were expecting their second child.\n\n“Peaceful under a tree is me every day,” Meghan replies.\n\nIn outtakes seen at the end of the clip, McCarthy asks whether “afternoon tea with your chickens” – which Meghan spoke about in her famous Oprah interview earlier this year – is an option, and the pair burst into laughter as they realise Harry can be seen juggling outside.\n\nBut the real reason for the video is actually the announcement of the 40×40 project, which involves 40 activists, athletes, artists and world leaders who Meghan has asked to contribute 40 minutes of their time to support women re-entering the workforce.\n\nThe duchess is urging other people to get involved too.\n\n“Because I’m turning 40 I’m asking 40 friends to donate 40 minutes of their time to help mentor a woman who’s mobilising back into the workforce,” she says in the clip, which has been released on Harry and Meghan’s Archewell website.\n\n“Over two million women in the US alone and tens of millions around the world have lost their jobs due to COVID. And I think if we all do it and all commit 40 minutes to some sort of active service, we can create a ripple effect.”\n\nIn a statement on the website, Meghan said that women are “shouldering the brunt of the crisis when it comes to unpaid labour, including schooling and caring for family members” and that research shows “fewer women than men will regain work” as the world recovers from the pandemic.\n\nMcCarthy shared the video on her Instagram page, and said: “Whether you donate time to mentoring, community service, or any act of service that you can, we can all contribute to a global wave of compassion and positive change together.”"
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"A look at one year of UVic’s sexualized violence policy\n\nThe Michael Williams Building, where UVic’s Board of Governors approved an EQHR report recapping one year of their sexualized violence policy. Photo by Belle White, Photo Editor\n\nThe University of Victoria’s Board of Governors approved the office of Equity and Human Rights (EQHR)’s annual report at their May meeting, which contained the first publicly available peek into the progress of UVic’s Sexualized Violence Prevention and Response Policy (SVPRP) since it was officially adopted in May 2017.\n\n“The plan is that every year for the report, we’ll be summarizing the work that has been done and the work that we’re in the process of doing,” said Leah Shumka, the Sexualized Violence Education and Prevention Coordinator at UVic — a position created by the SVPRP to oversee its implementation. Future progress reports will be provided each September, starting in 2019.\n\nFor those who don’t want to dig for the report—nestled 185 pages deep in the Board of Governors meeting docket and linked here for all you jargon-loving purists —we’ve recapped the highlights below.",
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"Definitions from the SVPRP via UVic\n\nSince the policy was created, four formal reports have been made — one will be investigated under UVic’s Discrimination and Harassment Policy, and the others have been or currently are under investigation in accordance with the SVPRP. When a report moves into an investigation, Shumka said that UVic often hires third-party investigators trained in trauma-informed and survivor-centered practices to conduct investigations into those reports.\n\nAt the time of writing this year’s EQHR report, two investigations were completed and found that the policy was violated. The report states that UVic imposed “minor sanctions” in both cases — which, according to the policy, may see the respondent receive penalties including a written warning, behavioural and university access restrictions, community service hours, or mandatory participation in a restitution process, as deemed appropriate by UVic President Jamie Cassels.\n\nIn order to be numerically counted by EQHR, formal disclosures of sexualized violence must be communicated to their offices, either directly or through Campus Security, the Office of Student Life, or Residence Services. The report acknowledges that there are many more incidences of sexualized violence than it is able to depict, due to the limitations of formal counting procedures required to collect reliable data.\n\nOverall, the impact on survivors was generally perceived to be significant by EQHR.\n\nUnder those conditions, 28 total formal disclosures were made by 22 students, four staff members, one faculty member, and two individuals listed as “others” by the official report — a classification that includes community members, alumni, and people whose identity is unknown. Of the alleged respondents in these disclosures, there were 14 students, three staff members, five faculty members, and six “others.”\n\nSo far, no disclosures have required an emergency health or safety response.\n\nHowever, the report was unable to break down the specific population statistics further — in areas like nationality, graduate level, and departments — due to a relatively low number of survivors and respondents. Shumka said this was done in the best interest of survivors, since “once the numbers get too low . . . we’re potentially going to compromise confidentiality.”\n\nA breakdown of formal disclosures made under UVic’s new sexualized violence policy this year. One survivor counted for two categories. Data via UVic\n\nAt least half of the formally disclosed incidents consisted of unwanted sexualized attention: sexualized looks, jokes, comments, and come-ons.\n\n“Despite being non-physical in nature these incidents were, in some cases, extremely harmful,” the report said, especially when the respondent held a degree of power or control over the survivor or exhibited aggressive and persistent behaviour.\n\nOther survivors described incidents that constitute sexual assault level one, which is defined under the Canadian criminal code as non-consensual sexual touching or bodily contact that may involve minor physical injuries to the survivor.\n\nOverall, the impact on survivors was generally perceived to be significant by EQHR.\n\n“Survivors described a range of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, and stress, which were sometimes acute and required immediate mental health support,” the report said. “They also described difficulties focusing on their academic and professional responsibilities, the impact on personal and professional relationships, and a loss of trust and faith in individuals and systems.”\n\nUVic found that they had jurisdiction over 15 out of the 28 disclosures or reports recorded since the policy took effect, with the jurisdiction of a single case unknown. Two of the incidents under UVic’s jurisdiction occurred over two or more years ago, which is classified as historical.\n\nA primary focus for EQHR over the last year has been educating the campus on the SVPRP’s core principles and expectations, especially in how they apply to each member of the UVic community. Shumka oversaw the creation of a workshop to provide people with an overview of the policy, and has held 39 presentations and workshops ranging from 30 minutes to three hours, with close to 1 100 attendees to date.\n\nAdditionally, Shumka has developed three informative brochures about the policy aimed at faculty and staff: “Sexualized Violence Prevention and Policy: An Overview,” “How to Receive a Disclosure,” and “Consent and Respect.”\n\nEveryone who has come to the intake office for a confidential consultation or disclosure has received information on their options regarding the policy and resources for support both on and off campus.\n\nImplementation has required the collaboration of many departments, and is intended to be an ongoing process as the SVPRP is reviewed and further developed to reflect additional nuance.\n\n“We continue to refine the processes to ensure that they are survivor-centred and trauma-informed, and to encourage more individuals to come forward and make formal disclosures and avail themselves of the supports available,” said the report.\n\nShumka is in the process of developing two versions of a student-focused workshop, to be available both online and with peer facilitators, that she aims to have completed for fall orientation and pre-arrival activities.\n\nThirty-nine presentations and workshops ranging from 30 minutes to three hours have been held, with close to 1 100 attendees to date.\n\nAlso in the works is an eight-week men’s program, consent training tailored for international students, a new website, a slew of prevention-orientated marketing and campaign materials, and continued work on a three-year education program to address the root causes of sexualized violence.\n\nOver the summer, the policy will undergo an administrative and systems review involving the collaborating campus departments and other groups deemed appropriate.\n\n“We approach these changes as we approach all of our work, with humility and a commitment to learn from those who have done the work before us,” Shumka said."
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"Tokyo Ghoul Review - Try Not To Be Eaten\n\nreviewzzz in The Anime Realm • 2 months ago\n\nIllustrated by Sui Ishida and produced by Pierrot Studio, the wonderful work Tokyo ghoul shows us both internal conflict and external conflict.\nThe inevitability of reaching and eternal need in 12 episodes of the most wonderful thing that appeared for us the first part, we all enjoy it.\nSo that the anime work remains at its best times and Japan remains on the throne of anime with high-quality fun that it offers us every period.\n\nThe series is based entirely on the conflict between humans and ghouls, but on the other hand, we have many internal conflicts and enjoyable philosophical dialogues, which makes the series suitable for all viewers who love conflict and fighting and love philosophy and drama.",
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"The studio gave us a more than wonderful performance in a series full of wonderful colors and intense enthusiasm, although the series contains many blood scenes\nUntil the studio tried to keep as far as not to show the scattered human parts and so on.\nAlso, the cartooning will not be a big problem in watching these scenes.\nThe series also relied on the picturesque nature of weapons and combat, and although the sound and music were not up to the required level, they did not reach\nBad standard but good.\nDialogues were good between the hero and his friends in an attempt to find a solution to that great conflict that is going on within him.\n\nIn general, the series achieved great success in embodying the strong conflicts and fusion scenes, and filled us with enthusiasm.",
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"Discover Yourself in That World\n\nI would suggest properly spacing your paragraphs and avoiding typing out your posts centered like this.\n\nIt makes the review really awkward to try and read.\n\nThanks for your advice\nI will consider this\n\nOk, you got me because I am VERY FAN OF TOKYO GHOUL!! I read that manga twice (Ghoul and :re) and I really feel that they are gold.\n\nI love the rest, nothing better than putting your opinion to this kind of reviews to not only read about it but also what you thought of it.\n\nThank You for your advice"
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"Among the one-third of adults with epilepsy of unknown etiology, an autoimmune cause appears to be the potential culprit in at least 20% of cases, according to new research published by Divyanshu Dubey, MD, and colleagues in JAMA Neurology.1 To aid clinicians in identifying individuals with autoimmune epilepsy, which does not respond to standard antiepileptic therapy, the study investigators devised an antibody prevalence in epilepsy (APE) score useful for predicting positive serologic findings. Moreover, the investigators showed that seropositive patients exhibited favorable responses to immunomodulatory therapy.\n\n“Traditionally, a lot of people would question whether autoimmune epilepsy really existed,” commented Sean J. Pittock, MD, the director of the Center for Multiple Sclerosis and Autoimmune Neurology and of the Neuroimmunology Laboratory at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. “It’s not up for discussion anymore. It’s now a recognized and accepted fact that a proportion of patients with new-onset epilepsy can have an autoimmune etiology.”",
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Of 112 consecutive patients who fit these criteria, 35% had serum antibodies suggesting that autoimmunity may be to blame for the seizures. However, because some of the antibodies tested can be found in association with other neurological conditions (eg, Alzheimer’s disease), the investigators narrowed the antibody search to include only those targeting the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor (NMDAR), the voltage-gated potassium channel complex (VGCc), leucine-rich glioma-inactivated protein 1 (LGI1), high-titer glutamic acid decarboxylase 65 (GAD65), and antineuronal nuclear antibody type 1 (ANNA-1 or anti-Hu). Presence of these antibodies, all of which are highly suggestive of an autoimmune cause of epilepsy, was evident in 20.5% of patients.\n\nBut there are potentially more important findings from the Dubey et al. study that went well beyond determining the prevalence of neurological autoantibodies. The investigators sought to identify clues in the patient history that might signal the presence of immune-mediated epilepsy. New-onset seizures, neuropsychiatric changes, autonomic dysfunction, a viral prodrome, a brain MRI indicative of limbic encephalitis, and faciobrachial dystonic seizures were all significantly more common in antibody-positive cases than in antibody-negative cases.\n\n“There are published papers going back to 2008 where people have suggested there are clinical features associated with autoimmune epilepsy,” commented Sarosh R. Irani, MD, an Honorary Consultant Neurologist and Senior Clinical Fellow at the University of Oxford. For example, Dr. Irani and others have found that patients with faciobrachial dystonic seizures always have anti-LGI1 antibodies, suggesting a strong one-to-one relationship.2 “The Dubey group has now proven some of these clinical features on a prospective level,” Dr. Irani noted.\n\nAs part of their study, Dubey et al. created a 9-item, 15-point index—the APE index—that encompasses all of the clinical factors described above along with others, such as cerebrospinal fluid findings indicative of inflammation, seizures refractory to at least 2 antiseizure medications, and the presence of underlying malignancy. The team prospectively assigned a score to each patient in the study to estimate the probability of an autoimmune etiology prior to knowing the antibody test results. They found that applying an APE score threshold of 4 or higher proved to be quite effective at distinguishing those patients with positive serology from those with negative serology (83% vs 19%; P < .001). If using this APE score threshold to select patients for antibody testing in the clinic, the results translate into 82% specificity and 83% sensitivity.\n\nDr. Irani notes that the APE score largely captures patients with autoimmune encephalitis. “I think it’s really important to work out whether the APE score is rebranding patients who have autoimmune encephalitis or whether autoimmune epilepsy should be given its own designation by name,” he says. “My feeling is that it’s probably somewhere in between. Patients who have limited other features should be designated as having autoimmune epilepsy, because it will enhance their diagnosis and clinicians won’t be waiting for them to be neuropsychiatrically impaired or have an MRI change.”\n\n“There are many examples in the literature where patients with autoimmune epilepsy preferentially respond to immunotherapy, [but these examples have largely been observed retrospectively]. Assessing this issue prospectively is really important, and that’s where this paper really has a unique position,” says Dr. Irani.\n\nDr. Pittock offers another take on the findings. “The concept that some of these patients that have medically intractable epilepsy actually have a treatable and potentially reversible condition is very important,” emphasizes Dr. Pittock. “If you diagnose autoimmune epilepsy in these patients early and treat them, you can actually cure them,” he says, drawing from his own clinical experience and research.3,4\n\nBased on this work, the next step in Dr. Pittock’s mind is to devise an autoimmune-antibody–based score that will predict which patients will respond well to immune therapy. “At the end of the day, a physician is really interested in knowing: Can I make this patient better? That’s the main question.” As it turns out, Dr. Dubey is currently carrying out a fellowship at the Mayo Clinic where he is working on just such a predictive tool.",
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"Against a background of terror attacks committed by Muslims on every continent, Western governments and their propaganda merchants in the mainstream media continue to repeat the mantra that Islam is actually a religion of peace. They insist that jihadists who commit violence in the name of Islam are distorting the faith and are not true Muslims.\n\nIt’s a narrative most people in the West are desperate to believe mainly because they’re terminally welded to the ideology of Multiculturalism and its doctrine of equality. They also know that if they ever dare to question the narrative, they will be smeared as hate-filled, Islamophobic racists.\n\nI strongly oppose the Multicultural ideology – more accurately described as cultural Marxism – and I refuse to surrender my powers of critical thinking to gullible, intolerant rainbow disciples wielding their pernicious Orwellian thought-control weapon. I also refuse to abandon rational thinking out of irrational obedience to the multicult ideology. Such a surrender would render myself psychologically ill because it involves ignoring the warning signs reality keeps on flashing, inconveniently at odds with the childish multicultural “we’re all equal” fantasy. Something is clearly wrong, as anyone with a degree of intellect can observe. Comfortable silence is an option for brainwashed zombies who meekly embrace their own demise, something I am simply not prepared to do.\n\nThere are a number of awkward questions about Islam that desperately need to be asked and more importantly answered and here I’m going to ask just five of them.\n\n1. Many Muslims claim to be opposed to the barbaric acts of terror committed by jihadists in the name of Islam. Additionally, liberals and leftists will assert that most Muslims are opposed to Islamic State. However, there’s a glaring contradiction, an elephant in the room these apologists are desperate to avoid.\n\n“I have been sent with a sword to fight people until they say there is no God but Allah.” Sahih Bukhari Volume 1, Book 8, Number 387.\n\nIn Islam Muhammad is regarded as “the ideal man, the perfect model of conduct.” This prophet and his army of devout Muslims waged jihad against infidels and he PERSONALLY spread Islam by the sword. He and his band of brigands did not distort, twist or misunderstand Islam as they waged war against Jewish tribes in the Middle East, beheading their enemies and raping their women. So let’s ask our first uncomfortable question:\n\nTo those Muslims who say violence is against Islam: If ISIS truly is “nothing to do with Islam” then is Muhammad also unIslamic and do you condemn and reject his violent “perfect example”?\n\nLiberals and leftists can make as many excuses for jihad as they like but the fact will remain: The mujahideen of ISIS are emulating the “perfect example” set by Muhammad described in the holy texts of Islam, the Sunnah and hadith, and are also obeying the numerous commands in the Quran to wage war on infidels until the world belongs solely to Allah.\n\nHow can Muslims who revere the “perfect example” of Muhammad, a warlord who beheaded people, who raped infidel women, who tortured people, who had an old woman torn apart and who claimed: “I have been made victorious by terror” possibly oppose violence in the name of Islam?\n\nHistory shows Islam has a 1400 year history of non-stop violent jihad against unbelievers. Are we really to believe all of those Muslims who waged jihad over the centuries misunderstood and distorted peaceful Islam INCLUDING the prophet of Islam, Muhammad, and his army of mujahideen?\n\n2. The claim that Islamic State is unIslamic doesn’t stand up to further scrutiny at all.\n\nDuplicitous self-serving Western politicians who imported Islam into their nations and their lickspittle lackeys in the mainstream media go to great lengths to focus on ISIS as if they are the only Muslims committing violence in the name of Islam. Not so. In Saudi Arabia, beheadings are a legal punishment and bloggers who are critical of Islam are flogged. Rape victims are criminalized and also flogged. Poets are sentenced to death for blasphemy and apostasy. Unbelievers – the lowest of the low – literally filth in Islam – are forbidden to enter the holiest places in Islam, Mecca and Medina.\n\nAll of these harsh punishments are enshrined in the Islamic legal system the Sharia. ISIS implement Sharia in the same way as the Saudis.\n\nThis begs a second uncomfortable question:\n\nDo the Saudis twist, distort and misunderstand Islam as Islamic State is accused of doing?\n\nThey’re committing the same barbaric horrors as ISIS yet somehow, Saudi Arabia is regarded by the West as an ally and even has a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council. But nobody is accusing Saudi Arabia of distorting and perverting Islam. Probably because if they did they’d be regarded as unhinged.\n\n3. Another narrative deployed to excuse terrorism committed by Muslims in the name of Islam is that violent jihad is a response to acts committed by the West. Acts such as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and now, bombing ISIS in Syria.\n\nIn fact, violent jihad against infidels began in 622 when Muhammad the prophet of Islam started it. Since then, Muslims have continued to spread Islam by the sword. India has faced jihad since 638 and over 80 million Hindus have been killed. Muslims invaded Africa in the seventh century and began raping, killing and enslaving infidel Africans. These savage atrocities are still continuing today, committed by devout jihadists of Boko Haram, Al Shabaab, Al Qaeda and ISIS.\n\nJihad came to Europe in 710 and Muslim armies conquered Andalucía in 711. It took 800 years of fighting to free Spain from Islamic hegemony. Muslims brought violent jihad to Christian Anatolia in 650 and conquered it into Dar al Islam with the sack of Constantinople in 1453 being particularly brutal. Eastern European countries were also hit by Islamic jihad with Serbia still facing it today having been forced by NATO to surrender its sacred ground of Kosovo to Muslims. The Islamic terror group the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) committed the same barbaric acts as ISIS yet Britain, The United States and The European Union all backed the jihadists with catastrophic consequences. Buddhists have been ethnically cleansed from Afghanistan and are fighting against the jihad in Myanmar. Thailand is blighted by jihad as is Israel. Jews have been hit by jihad from 622 to today. The Zoroastrians have almost been wiped out in Iran and Christians are relentlessly persecuted in the Middle East. Thanks to mass immigration from Islamic states, devout Muslim mujahideen are raping and slaughtering infidels in European and North American cities.\n\nIt’s odd that a “religion of peace” has such a long, bloody history of warfare against unbelievers from so many faiths. And just why, exactly, are Muslims still slaughtering infidels today as Muhammad and his men did in 622, brutal acts emulated by devout Muslims throughout Islam’s history?\n\nLet’s have our third uncomfortable question:\n\nIf the attacks on USA, France, Britain, Spain, Mali are in return for actions in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria what are the excuses for the jihad that began in the Middle East in 622, jihad against India started in 638, the conquest of Spain, the jihad that transformed Christian Anatolia into Islamic Turkey, the jihad against Serbia started in 1389 and the genocide of an estimated 2 million Armenians committed by the Turks between 1915 and 1923?\n\n4. After devout Muslims had slaughtered Charlie Hebdo cartoonists and Jewish shoppers in the Paris attacks of January 2015, millions of Muslims around the world took to the streets in protest. Not against the murders of innocent people but against the West’s response to it, in particular, the “Je Suis Charlie” defence of free speech and particularly the right to criticize and mock all ideologies including Islam.\n\nThis outraged millions of Muslims around the Islamic world just as the infamous cartoons mocking Muhammad published in the Danish newspaper Jyllands Posten in October 2005 did. Indeed, this video of the London protest was the “road to Damascus” moment for your humble author who was once a liberal to his core. Back then I strongly believed all religions were the same but watching that disturbing video shook me out of my slumber.\n\nThis leads to our fourth uncomfortable question:\n\nWhy don’t millions of outraged Muslims ever take to the streets to protest against acts of violent jihad and the slaughter of “innocent” infidels?\n\nI mean, if the vast majority of Muslims are opposed to violence committed by mujahideen in the name of Islam where the heck are the millions of outraged Muslims protesting against ISIS as they did against cartoons of the murdering, raping, terrorist Muhammad and the Charlie Hebdo defence of the right to free speech?\n\n5. Finally, let me ask: Why is it only Muslims commit terror attacks on civilians in reprisals for offending Islam or for attacks on Islamic states?\n\nAre they the only people who have grievances? Where are terrorist attacks committed by Christians in response to persecution across Africa and the Middle East? Where are the revenge attacks from British, Swedish, Germans and Norwegians for the gang rapes of their women and girls by Muslim males? Where are the Buddhists blowing up Muslim civilians in response to the jihad waged against them? Same applies to Hindus and Sikhs. And what about angry Serbs shooting up restaurants in London or Berlin in response to the criminal bombing of their country by NATO? Where are Greek-Cypriot terrorists slaughtering Turkish citizens because of Turkey’s illegal occupation of Cyprus? They never happen. So why is it only Muslims committing these atrocities year in, year out, month in, month out on every continent?\n\nThat’s five awkward questions about the religion of peace. I challenge anyone on the left, any Muslim, any liberal defender of Multiculturalism to answer them. Without resorting to abuse, name calling, insults or violence."
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"Making the Transport Sector Fit for Women to Work in\n\nETF’s survey of around 3,000 women transport workers, conducted back in autumn 2019, has revealed an urgent need for substantial changes to make the transport sector genuinely fit for women to work in. Eliminating the entrenched male culture, improving working conditions, establishing equal treatment and good work-life balance, providing access to proper sanitary facilities, and ensuring safe workplaces are the major factors in attracting and retaining women in the transport industry.\n\nAgainst this background, the ETF is launching its campaign ‘Yes! More Women in Transport – Making Transport Fit for Women to Work in’, targeting policymakers and social partners at both national and European level. COVID-19 threatens to deepen the unveiled alarming gender divide that keeps women from staying in and joining the industry if concerned parties fail to take immediate action.\n\nThe transport sector in Europe is changing fast, and the role played by women transport workers in the industry is evolving. However, there is little awareness of how the changes will affect them. Women’s share in the entire transport industry workforce – only 22% – is insufficient. While there are considerable differences among the various transport sectors (land transport: 14%; waterborne transport: 20%; and air transport: 40%), overall, transport remains a male-dominated sector. Women predominantly work in customer-facing or administrative jobs, often under more flexible work arrangements and in part-time jobs. Women also often work in mobile or isolated workplaces, for example, onboard trains or ships. Furthermore, there has been little change in the working and living conditions for women transport workers, which are often poor. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have the potential to aggravate the inequalities that already exist in the sector.\n\n“A clean driving cab, time between trains to go to the loo (not on the train); flexible working hours; more than 6 weeks’ maternity pay (if you’re sick, you get 16 weeks); a privacy policy where your personal file isn’t openly discussed with your colleagues; a zero-tolerance policy towards bullying and sexual harassment; and a less toxic work culture would be appreciated.”\n(Railway worker)\n\nTo uncover the real reasons for the low female employment rate in transport and to find out what is needed to make the transport sector fair and fit for women to work in, ETF launched a large-scale survey in October 2019. Around 3000 women transport workers from across Europe responded and made their voices heard. Respondents came from all transport sectors and represented the whole range of transport professions.\n\nThese barriers create a working environment that fails to attract women to the transport professions, fails to support women in doing their jobs well and fails to retain them in the sector.\n\nOwing to the highly gendered nature of the sector, the pandemic has had specific, additional adverse effects on women transport workers and is threatening to reverse gender equality gains and thus to add to existing inequalities.\n\nETF is committed to shattering the glass ceiling and fighting for fairness and better terms and conditions for women in transport. To end the gender-based occupational segregation in the transport sector and to make the industry more accommodating to women transport workers, the barriers that make the transport industry unattractive for women need to be eliminated.\n\nThe author of the survey report is Dr Barbara Helfferich. Dr Paula Franklin contributed to the online survey and the data analysis. Both are renowned experts on the topic of gender equality and EU social policy.\n\nResources (can be downloaded here and at your right):\n\nNow it’s time to ensure that governments in Europe ratify and implement the Convention. The ETF Women’s Committee urges all ETF trade unions to promote fair and violence-free workplaces for women transport workers.\n\nOn the occasion International Women’s Day, the ETF presents a teaser of the findings from the ETF survey on how to make the transport sector fit for women workers.\n\nETF’s survey of around 3,000 women reveals a growing gender divide and marks the beginning of a campaign to ‘Make Transport Fit for Women to Work in’ targeting policymakers and social partners at both national and European level.\n\nMore about Make Transport Fit For Women to Work In",
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"SNCF’s latest measure is a far cry from the Women in Rail Agreement signed by Social Partners in the rail sector (CER and ETF) back in November, which is binding and aims to attract more women to the rail sector, and improve their working conditions.\n\nYes! More Women in Transport: Over 100 trade unionists and workers from 24 countries and 42 trade unions came together for a two-day conference from 20 – 21 October to identify future priorities for the ETF Women’s Committee Work Programme which will be adopted at ETF’s Congress in May 2022.",
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"Social partners ETF and CER reached a provisional agreement in the final round of negotiations at EU level for a binding agreement aimed at promoting employment of women in the sector.",
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"ILO Violence and Harassment Convention 190 – the first international treaty to address violence and harassment – comes into force. ETF continues to call on countries to ratify, but unions are already taking action and can use ETF’s Workplace Guidance to put the topic on the agenda.",
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"IWD 2021: Employers and governments must do more to protect women at work!",
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"“In the transport sector, violence and harassment are still often seen as part of the job. And that is unacceptable”. On International Women’s Day, the ETF joins the international trade union movement to call on governments to ratify the ILO Violence and Harassment Convention no. 190, which will come into force in June this year.",
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"In view of their 2021 Summit, the International Transport Forum (ITF) launched their Annual Gender in Transport Consultation to bring together all perspectives needed to advance gender equality in the transport sector. As an ITF stakeholder, ETF sent in a written contribution focussing how to make the transport sector attractive for women to work in and on the impacts of COVID-19 on women transport workers.",
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"End VAW: ETF leads the way with Workplace Guidance to address violence and harassment against women at work",
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"To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the ETF is taking a stand. Not only are we continuing to call on governments to ratify the ILO Violence and Harassment Convention No. 190 and Recommendation No. 206; we are also releasing our Workplace Guidance to address violence and harassment against women at work.\n\nWorld Toilet Day: Women Transport Workers tell it like it is",
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"Part of providing a safe and adequate work environment for women transport workers is having and providing access to decent sanitary facilities. However, when we interviewed around 3,000 women in transport, it emerged that access to toilets is a serious issue affecting their health and safety at work.\n\nViolence against women at work in transport – supplementary report"
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"The (Social) Media Observatory is creating a knowledge base, competency cluster, and data hub for the systematic observation of media-based publics, to support other projects within and beyond the FGZ.\nThis project, which is part of the Forschungsinstituts gesellschaftlicher Zusammenhalt (FGZ, Research Institute Social Cohesion), aims to establish a \"(Social) Media Observatory\" (SMO). As a central organisational unit, the SMO will fulfill five essential tasks within the FGZ: Thus, the project does not pursue its own content-related question, but has the task of providing data, tools and competences to all interested projects of the FGZ in order to independently work on questions related to media-based publicity.\nPhoto by Markus Spiske on Unsplash\n\nThe project is based on the basic assumption that practices, discourses and conflicts relevant to social cohesion are (also) reflected or articulated in mediated communication, both in journalistic offerings and in the new public spheres of social media. The analysis of corresponding texts, debates and activities of social groups within and with the media promises - especially in combination with other quantitative and qualitative survey methods (survey, interview, experiment) - valuable findings, for example on the fragmentation and loss of solidarity or the representation of the diversity of actors and interests from which the FGZ will benefit.\n\nTherefore, the SMO will primarily develop tools and collect data in which, on the one hand, publicly negotiated topics and discourses (i.e. forms of collectively effective narration) and, on the other hand, social networks of relationships and practices are articulated - particularly via metadata of the activity and networking of actors. However, these can only be situated in the research cluster in connection with specific research interests of other projects.\n\nThe project will cooperate specifically with the FGZ-wide data centre (FGZ-Bremen). It will provide data and tools that can be used by all projects. Several other locations have already expressed interest in using the SMO's infrastructure as well as the planned training programmes.\n\nThe SMO operates and develops a combination of tools, such as server templates that can be activated as needed; scripts and software packages for data collection, cleansing and analysis; and databases that summarise and enrich the results with additional metadata.\n\nWe plan the systematic, continuous and actor-related as well as occasion- and case-related observation of media-based public. This includes relevant social media such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram, as well as Wikipedia. For this purpose, we mainly use open source packages for Python and R, which allow the use of the platform's own data interfaces (APIs) or capture content via web scraping. In addition, journalistic media services are also included, which can be accessed via press databases such as News API, mediacloud.org, LexisNexis, Factiva or COSMAS.\n\nWe will track communication activities of \"public spokespersons\" (i.e. established and new journalistic media, parties and individual politicians, companies, associations and civil society organisations etc.) as well as on controversial topics (migration, climate change, energy system transformation) in the social media on a regular basis in order to ensure a continuous monitoring. Observations on an occasional and case-by-case basis should be possible insofar as specific topics or groups of actors are also monitored \"on demand\" and for a limited period of time.",
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"Her vision of the American dream, as she sees it, is without question being slowly, surely and intentionally stolen from each of us, our children and grandchildren. It has always been the dream of the “big government” crowd — primarily liberals, progressives and socialist to control education. There will be those who take exception to that statement, my question to you then would be, if you don’t believe in it then why vote for those who promote it? What better way to control the masses than to socially engineer (indoctrinate) them thru the education system. Our government wants to have your children from pre-school through, now it seems, the first two years of college. Think about it, who is going to have more of a chance of shaping (twisting) the minds of these youngsters, you or the teacher through common (government) standards and the attention of these youngsters for six to eight hours a day? Do your research and see what the U.S. Department of Education was originally created for and you will see that it has provided nothing more than a conduit for social engineering for whichever party is in power at the time. It is a $110 billion a year failure and a waste of taxpayer money. Common Core is the culmination of the dream to shape, not citizens, but already indoctrinated subjects, someone incapable of independent thinking. Socialism is one of the largest failures ever foisted on mankind and one only has to look at many European countries for proof, it simply does not work and common sense will tell you that it cannot work. Socialism is pushed by those who want something from it, those who need to feel good about themselves while patting themselves on the back for all the good things they have done and those who want the power to control; all failing to look back at the disaster they have caused, socialism is the world of mediocrity and failure. There is a reason America is the greatest nation on earth and we did not get there with socialism. Something left out by Stephanie needs mentioned, the apathy and the failure of many people to get involved is helping drive our demise, the failure of people to educate themselves on the facts when they vote. Simply put, a 10 second sound bite or party talking points do not make an educated voter. The much hyped “inequality” that is so often preached about by those on the left when supporting their wealth distribution schemes has one major problem, the problem, being for the most part, an inequality of effort (opportunities abound) on the part of those who seem to think someone else owes them something for nothing. You cannot build someone up by tearing someone else down.",
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"Property owners leaving land sitting empty can be whacked below a new finances measure aimed at discouraging “land banking.” A cutback on tax incentives for vacant land become one of the few belongings-associated measures in this yr’s federal finances, launched Tuesday night, and is set to feature $50 million to the price range’s backside line. Under the circulate, belongings proprietors will not declare fees such as council quotes and maintenance fees for vacant land in their tax returns. A new price range degree will lessen tax incentives for land banking, which deny using the land for housing or different improvement.\nA new budget degree will reduce tax incentives for land banking, which denies land usage for housing or different improvement. Photo: Erin Jonasson The integrity degree will cope with worries assets proprietors are improperly claiming deductions for charges, consisting of hobby costs, for the land they by no means intend to earn an income from.",
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Thus this villain’s name is revealed: Kindred. After over 25 issues, though, this reveal feels very lackluster and underwhelming. Kindred has been skulking around since the first issue of this run, yet the readers don’t learn anything actionable about their identity or motivations – just a name.\n\nIssue #25 is the second issue of the collection, and immediately reveals that Mysterio tricked his way out of being killed by Kindred, and is recruited into a scheme revealed at the end of the issue. The meat of this issue is Peter finding the Lizard and returning him to his family after the events of Hunted, while Mary Jane goes out with her friend and gets caught up in a situation without Spider-Man. This issue is especially enjoyable because it allows MJ to have her own agency, something that she has sometimes lacked in Spider-Man stories. Spencer gives her a good chance to shine, which leads into one of the endings to this issue – her being recruited to act in a movie written by Mysterio. This is an interesting hook that unfortunately is not explored for the rest of the volume, as it instead focuses on a different teaser from this issue: the new Sinister Syndicate.\n\nThe final three issues turn towards the new Beetle and her new all-female Sinister Syndicate, who she turns upon her former associate Boomerang. This story had the potential to be a fun return for the Superior Foes, but misses the mark almost entirely by turning into a way to poke fun at feminism and progressiveness. Beetle and her Syndicate begin by complaining about being mistreated and looked down upon by men, but the book almost immediately makes them look absurd rather than acknowledge any validity to their points. There are points where it seems like Spencer is saying that a group of all women wouldn’t be able to get along, and the entire team is undermined when it’s revealed that Beetle was just taking advantage of them and never intended to help them. A lot of the humor feels mean-spirited, and by the end of the arc it’s more frustrating than it is enjoyable.\n\nThere’s also two stories in the back that were backups to Amazing Spider-Man #25. Zeb Wells’ team-up story with Todd Nauck and Rachelle Rosenberg is fun, albeit fairly forgettable as a whole. Keaton Patti and Dan Hipp’s story, on the other hand, is hilarious from beginning to end. It’s a thoroughly enjoyable romp with absolutely stellar art, and is well worth reading.\n\nRyan Ottley and Kev Walker do the majority of the art for this volume, with Humberto Ramos and Patrick Gleason doing some additional work for the oversized #25. Ottley is the stronger of the two, as Walker’s rounder art doesn’t mix very well with the rest of their sharp styles. That’s not to say it isn’t good, it just clashes with the rest of them, most notably when he draws Spider-Man. Ottley works a lot of detail into his portions of the story, imbuing it with personality and style that feels lacking from the rest. Nathan Fairbairn and Laura Martin’s colors are a standout, with Fairbairn working with Ottley and Martin with Walker. The variety of inkers on the book also do a good job keeping the art consistent.\n\nOverall, this volume feels like it doesn’t live up to its own expectations. The reveal of Kindred’s name feels very underwhelming, especially when they don’t appear after the beginning of the second issue of this collection. There’s so much left unanswered that answering a more mundane question about the character just draws attention to how slowly things are being revealed. The story about the Sinister Syndicate had the potential to be fun, but instead took potshots at feminists and progressives and felt insulting and mean-spirited. The art was good, if a bit inconsistent, but as a whole this volume feels like it had a lot more potential than it showed.\n\nThe Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5: Behind the Scenes\nIs it good?\nAs a whole, this volume does not live up to its own expectations.\nOttley, Ramos, Gleason, and Walker all bring their own styles to the book, and it looks good.\nThe first issue has an incredible atmosphere as Kindred appears.\nMary Jane is given a lot of much-needed agency in her brief appearance.\nThe reveal of Kindred's name feels meaningless, drawing more attention to how little is known about the character after a year.\nThe second arc feels mean-spirited, wasting its own potential.\n5\nAverage\nBuy Now\nComixology/Amazon"
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(FBI via AP)\n\nSAN FRANCISCO — Four alleged members of a militia group associated with the so-called Boogaloo movement have been indicted on obstruction charges related to the killing of two law enforcement officers in California, prosecutors announced Friday.\n\nThe indictment charges Turlock resident Jessie Alexander Rush, 29; Robert Jesus Blancas, 33, of Castro Valley; Simon Sage Ybarra, 23, of Los Gatos; and Kenny Matthew Miksch, 21, of San Lorenzo, with conspiracy to obstruct justice and destroy records to inhibit the investigations into the killings of Federal Protective Services Ofc. Dave Patrick Underwood in Oakland last May, and the killing of Santa Cruz Sheriff’s Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller a week later. 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It is not the first time authorities uncovered an online communication with such an admission from Carrillo.\n\nLast year, while investigating an alleged Boogaloo associate named Ivan Hunter, authorities uncovered Facebook messages in which Carrillo told him, “I did better,” when Hunter talked about wanting to target police buildings in the wake of the George Floyd killing. Hunter, a Texas resident, faces federal charges of shooting at a police precinct station in Minnesota. Authorities also found money transfers between the two, according to court records.In West Virginia, federal prosecutors charged an alleged Boogaloo associate with selling illegal gun modifiers to Carrillo and others last year.\n\nAll four defendants face up to 20 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted as charged. 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"Fortunately, Fred, who is somewhat of a pack rat, had pulled the shade cloth off of my big greenhouse when we left SE Texas and brought it with us to NE Texas. He “dug” it out of his workshop and proceeded to put it on the little greenhouse. Now needless to say, a shade cloth which was made for a 36 ft. greenhouse literally wrapped the small 10’ x 12’ greenhouse…….but after being secured it did its job.",
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"1 edition of New Zealand mudsnails found in the catalog.\n\nhow to prevent the spread of New Zealand mudsnails through field gear.\n\nIn the case of New Zealand mudsnails, taking additional steps such as scrubbing gear (especially boots) with a brush, freezing gear, or soaking it in °F water Anglers should avoid the use of felt-soled wading boots to decrease the likelihood of spreading invasive species to other streams, or use a different pair of wading boots while. New Zealand mudsnails occur amongst aquatic plants and prefer shallow areas in lakes or slow streams with silt and organic matter substrates, but tolerate high flow environments where it can burrow into the sediment. New Zealand mudsnails have been found in popular trout fishing destinations in the west and many tributaries to the Great Lakes.\n\nThe issue with New Zealand mudsnails is that they are filter feeders and actively feed on the microscopic organisms that the native inverts (trout food) need to survive. Something as small as a mudsnail can have a large impact on its ecosystem when they disrupt the bottom of the food chain. Researchers in Montana have reported populations as. The Statutes of New Zealand; passed in the year of the reign of and the session of the Parliament of New Zealand begun and holden at Auckland on the day of in the year of Our Lord by New Zealand ISBN ().\n\nNew Zealand mudsnails (Potamopyrgus antipodarum) are tiny invasive snails that threaten the food webs of trout streams and other waters. Native to New Zealand, they were first found in Idaho's Snake River in They quickly spread to other Western rivers, sometimes reaching densities over , per square meter. Explore New Zealand with these Travel Deals From walking and hiking, to sailing and jet boating, New Zealand has you covered. Discover your New Zealand adventure with these epic travel deals.",
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Paul Rudd seems lost in the script and goes from scene to scene like a puppy dog... the plot is below average and of course they spent so much time on letting us know that Moe was gay including two males going at it even though there is NOTHING from Mr Berg, his family or those that knew him that even hinted that he was a homosexual.. Typical Hollywood finding anyway possible to push their gay agenda... with all the gay rhetoric the movie should have been called The Spy was a Catcher.\n14 people found this helpful\n\nRichard R. BeaversReviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018\n1.0 out of 5 stars\nMisleading Trailer: Movie About Sex More Than Spies\nVerified purchase\nThe preview makes it look like an intriguing spy story. My wife and I watched until two men hooked up, after fast-forwarding through a sex scene between a man and woman (not married). So, if you're looking for a spy movie, keep looking. 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Under the MOU, Hyundai provided two ix35 Fuel Cell vehicles for a test drive attended by mayors of the capital cities of Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland in 2011.\n\nIn October 2011, Hyundai invited Europe’s top media to test its ix35 Fuel Cell in Copenhagen, and, in doing so, took another significant step towards its goal of bringing FCEVs to the mainstream car market by 2015.\n\nThe Copenhagen test drive followed the news that the ix35 Fuel Cell had been selected by the European Commission-backed ‘Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking’ (FCH JU) to be used as a demonstration vehicle to test and promote hydrogen fuel cell technology in a real-world environment. As part of the initiative, the ix35 Fuel Cell was made available for Members of the European Parliament, Commissioners, EU officials and other policy makers to test drive. This gained great visibility for the ix35 Fuel Cell and hydrogen vehicle technology among policy makers.\n\nIn January 2012, Hyundai signed a memorandum of understanding along with twelve other industry participants to launch a scheme called UKH2Mobility. This draws on the experience of other hydrogen initiatives from across Europe to investigate the potential for hydrogen as a fuel for ultra-low carbon vehicles. Calling on £400 million (approximately €475 million) of funding from the UK government, the results of the scheme will lead to further steps to introduce hydrogen as a more mainstream fuel in the UK.\n\nA February 2013 study published by UKH2Mobility forecast that, with suitable infrastructure investment, more than 1,5 million hydrogen-powered vehicles could be on the roads by 2030 in the UK alone.\n\nThe company’s vision and strategy has earned it recognition as one of the ‘Top Global Green Brands of 2012’ in Interbrand’s 50 Global Green Brands report. Placed 17th overall, Hyundai was one of the highest-ranked automakers. Interbrand made particular mention of Hyundai’s industry leadership in zero-emissions technology through advances in hydrogen fuel-cell development.\n\nThrough technological development, as well as the various schemes and initiatives that Hyundai is involved in, the company is demonstrating its commitment to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles as an environmentally friendly solution for fulfilling future mobility needs.",
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The matter is also under discussion by the Board of County Commissioners regarding a countywide ban.\n\nDr. Rachel Needle, a licensed psychologist at the Center for Marital Health of South Florida, director of the Whole Health Psychological Center and CEO of the Advanced Mental Health Training Institute, represented the Palm Beach County Human Rights Council and spoke on behalf of a ban on conversion therapy and its dangers.\n\n“The practice of conversion therapy began when homosexuality was considered… a mental disorder,” Needle said. “Mental health professionals aimed to cure homosexuality with a number of barbaric techniques, including electroshock therapy and castration.”\n\nShe pointed out that in 1973, the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.\n\n“These treatments in the names of curing homosexuality are now widely understood to be a tragic episode in our history, yet the practice of conversion therapy is in use today,” Needle said, adding that conversion therapy is based on two false premises: that homosexuality is a mental illness that needs to be cured, and an assumption that being LGBTQ can be changed through therapy.\n\nShe said research has shown that efforts to change a person’s gender identity or sexual orientation can lead to a number of mental health issues in a minor, including shame, guilt, depression, problems with sexual and emotional intimacy, loss of friends, social withdrawal, feelings of anger and betrayal, hostility and blame toward parents, high-risk behaviors, confusion, self-harm, substance abuse and suicidal thoughts.\n\nDr. Julie Hamilton, a licensed marriage and family therapist and former president of the Alliance for Therapeutic Choice and Scientific Integrity, spoke against the ban. She said that there has been a lot of misinformation put out about conversion and reparative therapy.\n\nShe invited Dr. David Pickup to share his story about conversion therapy. Once a patient, he is now a licensed family therapist himself.\n\nPickup said the horror stories about the practice are anecdotal, have nothing to do with conversion or reparative therapy and are not documentable.\n\n“The important issue is we are dealing with the lives of children,” he said, adding that he has offices in California and Texas, where almost all his clients receive “authentic” reparative therapy.\n\n“A ban on therapy for unwanted homosexual feelings or gender disorientation would be, in fact, child abuse,” he said. “This naïve and destructive ban makes it illegal for children to receive therapy for unwanted same-sex attraction caused by, among other things, sexual abuse, older teens or, in fact, pedophiles.”\n\nPickup asked listeners to imagine a heterosexual boy walking into a therapist’s office in Wellington to be told that it is illegal to give him therapy that resolves his experience of sexual attraction from an older man.\n\n“Do you know what it’s like to be heterosexual and to be sexually abused by a budding young pedophile?” he said. “I do. I underwent authentic reparative therapy for homosexual attraction because of emotional abuse and sexual abuse that I experienced as a child.”\n\nPickup said authentic reparative therapy helped save his life. “I experienced changes in my feelings, not just behavioral change,” he said.\n\nHamilton pointed out that a state bill to ban conversion therapy did not make it out of committee, although the state, not municipalities, has jurisdiction over family therapy.\n\nMembers of the public who spoke were divided for and against the ban.\n\nMayor Anne Gerwig asked about a judicial appellate decision upholding Human Rights Council lawsuits that nothing prohibits medical professionals from discussing and recommending any treatment with any patient of any age, including conversion therapy.\n\n“So, they could recommend it, they just couldn’t provide it,” Gerwig said, adding that the ban does not prohibit conversion therapy for adults.\n\nGerwig said she was troubled that the ordinance would prohibit licensed professionals from practicing conversion therapy on minors, but not unlicensed youth counselors.\n\n“You could go to your next-door neighbor, or a witch doctor, but not a licensed professional,” she said.\n\nCouncilman Michael Drahos said one of his primary issues was how the ban would be enforced if it were ultimately approved.\n\nCohen said the only way that the village would know that conversion therapy is being practiced would be if the minor child reported it or if it were advertised.\n\nDrahos said he planned to vote for the ordinance, but had concerns about some of the language that he hoped would be fixed by the final reading.\n\nCouncilman Michael Napoleone made a motion to approve the preliminary reading of the ordinance, which carried 4-1 with Gerwig opposed."
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"Content is free to use but usage restrictions apply. Please visit our FAQ for conditions of use.\nIf you click download/embed, you acknowledge that you have read and will respect the terms of use.\nDownload\nNews17. November 2017\n\nMEPs overwhelmingly backed a resolution that warns the reforms by Poland's right-wing government present a \"clear risk of a serious breach\" of European values, including the rule of law.\n\nThe vote, which passed by 438 votes to 152 with 71 abstentions, also means the parliament will formally request the EU to trigger a procedure that could eventually suspend Warsaw's voting rights in the bloc.\n\nPoland's right-wing government has been at loggerheads with the EU for months over proposed changes to the Polish court system that Brussels views as a threat to the union's underpinning democratic values.\n\nRight-wing Polish lawmakers walked out of the vote in Strasbourg, France, and Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo launched a furious attack on the move.\n\n\"At the European summit on Friday I will give my views on the scandalous events in the European Parliament,\" Szydlo said late Wednesday on Twitter, referring to a meeting of EU leaders in Sweden this week.\n\nShe condemned opposition Polish MEPs for \"defaming\" the country by staying in parliament for the vote.\n\nThe proposals to overhaul Poland's judicial system have led to mass street protests and prompted Polish freedom icon Lech Walesa to express concern about his country's fate in Europe.\n\nHow Article Seven of the European Union works",
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It was an exciting week also for Emma Raducanu in Stuttgart. The Briton has been a new Porsche brand ambassador since the beginning of the year.\n\nPorsche has begun testing the technology components of the Mission R with the 718 Cayman GT4 ePerformance. At the 2021 IAA Mobility in Munich, the conceptual study outlined the vision of a fully-electric GT racing car for customer motorsport in the future. Now, the innovative electric drive concept of the Mission R is demonstrating its potential on national and international racetracks.\n\nPorsche is forging ahead with its drive to develop and manufacture high-performance battery cells: the sports car manufacturer is acquiring shares in the US company Group14 Technologies, a producer of advanced silicon-carbon technology for lithium-ion batteries.\n\nFerry Porsche predicted it back in 1989: “If we build an off-road model according to our standards of quality, and it has a Porsche crest on the front, people will buy it.” He would go on to be proved right. Since 2002, the Cayenne has been one of the mainstays of the car manufacturer’s global success. The Newsroom looks back on 20 years of Cayenne history.\n\nA comprehensive update is on the horizon: regardless of vehicle age, engine, and body, all model variants can be brought up to the status of the 2023 model year with a software update. The update will be implemented on a market-specific basis.\n\nPorsche and Pixar Animation Studios have unveiled a very special Porsche inspired by one of the most popular 911s: Sally Carrera, the famous car from Disney and Pixar’s animated film Cars. The one-off car was auctioned by RM Sotheby's as part of Monterey Car Week in California. Auction proceeds will be donated to two charities. A portion of the proceeds will benefit young women through a donation to Girls Inc. The second portion will go to USA for UNHCR, an organisation that supports refugees from Ukraine.\n\nThe new Porsche 911 GT3 RS makes no secret of its intentions: it is uncompromisingly designed for maximum performance. The road-legal high-performance sports car takes full advantage of technology and concepts from motorsport.\n\nDr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG (\"Porsche AG\" and, together with its consolidated subsidiaries, the \"Porsche Group\" or \"Porsche\") has successfully crossed the finish line of its initial public offering (\"IPO\"). With the ringing of the bell at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Porsche, one of the world's most successful sports car manufacturers, is entering a new era with increased entrepreneurial flexibility.\n\nThe Supervisory Board of Porsche AG has decided that it intends to appoint Sajjad Khan to the Executive Board of the Stuttgart-based sports car manufacturer. The 48-year-old would focus primarily on Car-IT and become the eighth member of the body.\n\nPorsche is adding to the 911 family with the lightweight sports car, the 911 Carrera T. The letter “T” stands for touring and describes models that offer a purist driving experience with exceptionally sporty equipment. The standard 911 T features a seven-speed manual gearbox. An eight-speed PDK is also available.\n\nA change of leadership for the sports car model series from Porsche. After more than three years as Vice President Model Lines 911 and 718, in the third quarter of 2022 Frank-Steffen Walliser passed this responsibility on to Frank Moser. Moser previously held the position of Head of Corporate Quality. As Vice President Complete Vehicle Architecture and Characteristics, Walliser is responsible for the technical design of the future Porsche models of all series.\n\nThe 996-generation Porsche 911 was a car that broke with multiple conventions. With the exception of the heavily modified iconic 911 design and the rear-engined drive concept, everything was new. It used water cooling instead of air cooling and a ground-breaking parts-sharing concept with the 986-generation Boxster meant that up to the B-pillars, the interiors of the 996 and the Boxster were identical. Together with the Boxster, the version of the 911 with the internal codename 996 secured the continued independence of Porsche exactly 25 years ago.\n\nPorsche is celebrating an extraordinary world premiere at the Los Angeles Auto Show: the new Porsche 911 Dakar is just as comfortable off-road as it is on the highway. The exclusive model evokes the first overall victory by Porsche in the 1984 Paris-Dakar Rally, which was simultaneously the birth of all-wheel drive in the Porsche 911.\n\nDeutsche Börse announced that Porsche AG will be included in the German Share Index (DAX) from 19 December, 2022. Porsche therefore moves up to the leading index, which lists the 40 largest German stocks in terms of market capitalisation and revenue on the Regulated Market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, just three months after its IPO on 29 September. The decisive criterion for the ‘fast entry’ is the market capitalisation of the free float.\n\nPorsche and international partners working with the Chilean operating company Highly Innovative Fuels (HIF) have started the industrial production of synthetic fuels. In the presence of Chilean Energy Minister Diego Pardow, the ‘Haru Oni’ pilot plant in Punta Arenas (Chile) was officially opened. Porsche Executive Board members Barbara Frenkel and Michael Steiner performed the ceremonial fuelling of a Porsche 911 with the first synthetic fuel produced at the site.\n\nMarkus-Christian Eberl (49) becomes Chairman of the Executive Board of Porsche Engineering (CEO) from 1 June 2023.",
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The father’s response was not one of offense, but rather it was one of generosity. He grants the son his inheritance and the younger son goes afar and proceeds to live well beyond his means: prostitutes, parties, pomp & celebration….the best of everything. And, as the story unfolds, he promptly loses it all. One can only imagine how the community gossiped… ‘did you hear what happened to his son? Well…that boy took his inheritance and engaged in sinful living! The apple doesn’t fall from the tree! Where did that family go wrong? And for the son, he falls from being the younger son of an esteemed Jewish family to working for a Gentile pig farmer, feeding these unclean (by Jewish standards) pigs, and salivating at over the very slop he is feeding them. The powerful moment of change for the younger son, as the text puts it, occurs when “he comes to himself”. He has a spiritual awakening that there can be repentance, that there can be forgiveness, that there can be space in forgiving arms with his return. Knowing that he has spent his inheritance and no longer bears the ‘rights’ of the younger son; knowing that he has shamed his family’s name, he makes the return, nevertheless, planning to ask to be hired as one of his father’s servants. The younger son is mess: he is filthy from slaving in the pig pen. He smells of pig manure and a long journey: his clothes are tattered; his hair hasn’t been washed or combed in ages. And, the younger son returns back to the place where his father and the older son live.\n\nThe tension builds, we wonder what the father will do? Is he disgraced and insulted by his son’s actions? Is he dearly missing his son and fearing that he is no longer alive? Does he see the mess and muck of what his son has done with his life? Or does he see the lost returning home? Well…the father sees the son, takes that son over his knee and gives him a grand spanking…No! That’s not what happened. The father chastises the son, his anger is heard for miles, he is furious over the way his son has publicly disgraced the family…No! That that’s not what happened either. What happened? The father is so excited to see the son return home that he is overcome with joy. Out of character for a grown man in biblical times, he leaps up and runs towards his son. You can almost imagine the reunion: the son is approaching with caution and fear; however, the father throws everything aside and runs so fast that his sandals blow of his feet. ALL the father cares about is that his lost son is found. Let us be clear, this is a resurrection story. The father says, “this son of mine was dead, and is alive again!” He kills the fatted calf, cleans him up, puts a ring on his finger, and sandals on his feet…for the one that was dead is alive again, he was lost but now he is found! The father throws a party, and the sound of celebration is heard throughout the countryside.\n\nAnd here is where the problem begins…this party, many will argue, never should have taken place. Is that fair, that the son was welcomed with that kind of a celebration? Many will say….NO! Perhaps he doesn’t deserve the strap, or a tongue lashing….but at the very least shouldn’t he get a “timeout?” Some form of punishment should befall the son, shouldn’t it? The party planning problem occurs because we think we know the right way to deal with people going astray. Religion had clearly outlined proper ways for the penitent returnee to repent. The proper ways to come back do not include a banquet with music and dance! The prodigal can return, but to bread and water, not to feast on the fatted calf! The prodigal can return and wear itchy sackcloth, not a luxurious new robe! He can wear ashes (a sign of public disgrace), not a shiny new ring! He can return in tears, not in merriment! Kneeling in shame, not to dancing in joy! This is the frustration at the heart of the rule-bound older brother. (And, if we are honest, it is likely a point of frustration for us as well) The older son had done everything right. He was a ‘good soldier’. He had followed every one of his father’s rules; he was the one who never went astray and his father had never given him any rewards. The younger son receives a party with the fatted calf to feast upon; the older son was never even given a goat to celebrate with his friends. How do you feel about this turn of events? Would you attend the party? Is there an injustice here?\n\nSome scholars note that where this story falls apart is a differing of one’s focus. Some focus upon relationship and some focus upon rules. What you choose to see first ~ rules or relationship will dramatically impact what happens next. Some of us focus on rules. The older brother is the rule-follower. He focusses on rules. Religion was becoming increasingly rule-bound: proper ways to repent…sackcloth and ashes…all the shoulds and the should-nots. So, Jesus told this parable to those who needed to understand how grace and forgiveness lies a bit beyond the hard and fast rules that many love to hold onto. This parable teaches us that there is much more than rules, there is relationships. And unfortunately, we often value our rights far more than our relationships.\n\nRelationship is the other area of focus. That is what the father in the parable teaches. We are given insight into one who, first and foremost, truly wanted to celebrate his family being found, being loved, being home. By contrast to being rule-focused, Jesus tells a parable that is relationship-focused. The conflict in the parable originates when the characters begin to lose sight of their relationship with one another. In anger, the older son does not address the other characters in terms of their relationship with him. In anger, he responds to his father’s decision to throw a homecoming party, shouting at him saying: “Listen!” Previously, that son would have always begun by addressing him in relational terms, saying: “Father, I wish to speak with you about this”. However, overcome by anger, he throws aside his relationship with his father, yelling… “Listen!” In a similar way, he refers to his brother, he calls him “this son of yours!” He doesn’t call him “my brother.” I think what this parable is giving us eyes to see is that when we focus first on our relationships with another, everything else flows from that point. From relationships: flow forgiveness…flow grace…flow transformation…From relationships flow a place where the lost is found, where the death is restored to life. Those same rules that we like to put first are naturally observed when we have the relational component of love, respect and community in focus first."
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"Thoughts about The Occupy Movement (1/2)\n\nThe Occupy Movement has been spreading around the world rallying people to against economic and social inequality, and perhaps rightly so. For example, a little while ago EOCD published a study Divided We Stand: Why Inequality Keeps Rising that shows that the gap between rich and poor has been growing wider for decades in most countries (while in those few countries where the gap got smaller the gap had been ridiculously wide to begin with).\n\nWhat I have found especially interesting is how the Movement is self-organising and self-directing: there seems to be no central leadership that is telling people what to do, where to go or how to handle matters big and small. The people as a whole do all that for themselves and quite effectively, too; everybody is allowed and even encouraged to voice their views and suggestions on various common issues as well as take part in getting things done. This model of horizontal organisation challenges the classic vertical organisation model that we all know well from the military, politics and corporate life.\n\nSo this go me thinking and wondering if the horizontal model could be applied to corporate business? Well, I'll cover those thoughts in the second part of this entry, but first let's have a quick look at horizontal organisation models.\n\nNow let's be clear about one thing first: I have not personally attended any of the Occupy Movement camps nor had the opportunity to talk with people who have so my understanding is based on second and third hand information that I have gained by reading various articles about the topic. So please, do let me know if I've gotten something wrong and I do welcome all other comments, too.\n\nAs I understand it many Occupy Movement camps tend to be organised around a general assembly where each and every person has the right to be heard as well as has a vote. This basic form of direct democracy works well up to a point (as the citizens of ancient Athens probably would agree), but begins to falter as the number of people increases: soon there are so many people who want to be heard and so many competing opinions and proposals that proceedings take too long to make practical and timely decisions.\n\nTo mitigate this the general assembly can form working groups with clearly specified tasks and goals. Any and all persons are free to join a working group they feel important. Working groups are not only responsible for handling day to day operations but can also function as a specialist group which presents their findings / results / proposals to the general assembly, which then has a focused discussion followed by a vote between clearly defined alternatives, if necessary.\n\nThis kind of organisational model can be described as a network topology and when it comes to horizontal organisations there are several topologies that can be applied. The first and most obvious one would be the Star topology where the general assembly is the central hub that connects with 0..n working groups. In this model there is no interaction between individual working groups. Working group management and coordination is relatively simple.",
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Regardless of age or marital status, all adults over age 18 should have some basic estate planning in place, but for those with blended families, estate planning is particularly vital.\n\nHere, we’ll use three different hypothetical scenarios to discuss how a failure to update your estate plan after a midlife remarriage has the potential to accidently disinherit your closest family members, as well as deplete your assets down to virtually nothing. From there, we’ll look at how these negative outcomes can be easily avoided using a variety of different planning solutions.\n\nScenario #1: Accidentally disinheriting your children from a previous marriage\n\nJohn has two adult children, David and Alexis, from a prior marriage. He marries Moira, who has one adult child, Patrick. The blended family gets along well, and because he trusts Moira will take care of his children in the event of his death, John’s estate plan leaves everything to Moira.\n\nAfter just two years being married, John dies suddenly of a heart attack, and his nearly $1.4 million in assets go to Moira. Moira is extremely distraught following John’s death, and although she wants to update her plan to include David and Alexis, she never gets around to it, and dies just a year after John. Upon her death, all of the assets she brought into the marriage, along with all of John’s assets, pass to Moira’s son Patrick, while David and Alexis receive nothing.\n\nThere are several planning options John could’ve used to avoid this outcome. He could have created a revocable living trust that named an independent successor trustee to manage the distribution of his assets upon his death to ensure a more equitable division of his estate between his spouse and children. Or, he could have created two separate trusts, one for Moira and one for his children, in which John specified exactly what assets each individual received. He might have also taken advantage of tax-free gifts to his two children during his lifetime.\n\nMark was married to Gwen for 30 years, and they had three children together, all of whom are now adults. When their kids were young, Mark and Gwen both created wills, in which they named each other as their sole beneficiaries. When they were both in their 50s, and their kids had grown, Bob and Gwen divorced.\n\nSeveral years later, at age 60, Bob married Veronica, a widow with no children of her own. Bob was very healthy, so he didn’t make updating his estate plan a priority. But within a year of his new marriage, Bob died in a car accident.\n\nBob’s estate plan, written several decades ago, leaves all of his assets to ex-wife Gwen, or, if she is not living at the time of his death, to his children. State law presumes that Gwen has predeceased Bob because they divorced after the will was enacted. Thus, all of Bob’s assets, including the house he and Veronica were living in, pass to his children. Veronica receives nothing, and is forced out of her home when Bob’s children sell it.\n\nBy failing to update his estate plan to reflect his current situation, Bob unintentionally disinherited Veronica and forced her into a precarious financial position just as she was entering retirement. If Bob had worked with an estate planning attorney to create a living trust, he could have arranged his assets so they would go to, and work for, exactly the people he wanted them to benefit.\n\nSteve is a divorcee in his early 60s with two adult children when he marries Susan. Steve has an estate valued at around $850,000, and he has told his kids that after he passes away, he hopes they will use the money that’s left to fund college accounts for their own children. But he also wants to ensure Susan is cared for, so he establishes a living trust in which he leaves all his assets to Susan, and upon her death, the remainder to his two children.\n\nYet, soon after Steve dies, Susan suffers a debilitating stroke. She requires round-the-clock in-home care for several decades, which is paid for by Steve’s trust. When she does pass away, the trust has been almost totally depleted, and Steve’s children inherit virtually nothing.\n\nAn experienced estate planning attorney could have helped Steve avoid this unfortunate outcome. Steve could have stipulated in his living trust that a certain portion of his assets must go to his children upon his death, while the remainder passed to Susan.\n\nBringing families together\nAlong with other major life events like births, deaths, and divorce, entering into a second (or more) marriage requires you to review and rework your estate plan. 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"As those who partake in ongoing debates are aware, not all theologians see eye to eye with one another—much less with the Church magisterium. Vatican II, Humanae Vitae, and Veritatis Splendor mark substantial upheavals within the theological community, and the aftershocks of controversy have yet to settle. Charles Curran’s Diverse Voices in Modern US Moral Theology delineates the fault lines among Catholic moral theologians. Rather than further entrench adversaries, this work illuminates possibilities for productive dialogue.\n\nCurran’s three aims are to: (1) present the array of approaches among moral theologians and the experiences that elicited them, (2) promote dialogue across divisions, and (3) present how a Sitz im Leben, or “setting in life,” impacts each vision of moral life (x). Diverse Voices traces the contributions of individual theologians and the shifting contours of method, focus, and perspective across the field.\n\nEach of the book’s twelve chapters reviews a different theologian, and in one case, a group of theologians. The subjects of the first three chapters engaged in the papal birth control commission but hold disparate views, representing a gradation from legalistic manualism toward personalism: John C. Ford, Bernard Häring, and Joseph Fuchs. The next three theologians, though not papal commission participants, were influential respondents to emerging discourse: Richard A. McCormick, Germain G. Grisez, and Romanus Cessario. For example, McCormick developed his proportionalist theory to explain when a sufficient reason might allow for contraception that “results in values and disvalues” (72), while Grisez uses his version of natural law theory to reject all instances of contraception as involving an intention against the procreative good. The next four theologians are social ethicists: Margaret A. Farley, known for her feminist writings; Lisa Sowle Cahill, one of the first lay theologians; Ada María Isasi-Díaz, “the mother of mujerista theology” (177); and Bryan N. Massingale, who responds to the problem of systemic racism. Finally, the New Wine, New Wineskins movement (consisting of the new generation of theologians committed to improving conversation among divergent theological opinions) and James F. Keenan take an interest in practical application of ethical theory with an eye to institutional improvement—both in the university and wider Church.\n\nDiverse Voices is useful for advanced undergraduate and graduate students because it introduces the work of noteworthy theologians, important moral concepts, and their historical loci. Helpful redundancy allows for reading chapters non-sequentially, though they are best paired alongside primary texts. Curran’s own leanings are honestly depicted, but the presentations of the authors are fair with modest commentary. Due to its chronological arrangement, Humanae Vitae takes center stage in the first half of the book, but other important questions in moral theology are addressed: natural law, conscience, Christian distinctiveness in ethics, just war, and more. This holistic approach prevents Humanae Vitae from eclipsing other important—though always interconnected—issues. Diverse Voices is well researched and utilizes a broad resource base, including memoirs and anecdotes from personal correspondence with Curran (e.g., 57). Researchers will also benefit from its lengthy reference lists and topical organization within the chapters.\n\nNevertheless, readers should note inherent limitations, first regarding the ambitiousness of the project. As Curran repeatedly admits, it is difficult to consolidate lifework in summary form. Though Curran avoids cursoriness, a work such as this cannot replace an author’s own voice. Second, there are influential theologians left out, such as Jean Porter, whom Curran states lacks sufficiently unique methodology for inclusion (x). A more expansive project may also include theologians engaged in awakening areas of environmental ethics and technology ethics. Third, the thematic approach depends on further clarifications beyond its scope: What validates a voice on moral issues—and is such a question even viable or fair? Do diverse voices indicate equally justifiable moral options or a diversity of strands from which to build clearer, comprehensive answers? What is the purpose of the magisterium if it cannot unify theologians? A perspective-free presentation is impossible and is not expected from a self-respecting academic. Nevertheless, the sprinkling of obvious pessimism toward the magisterium—as demonstrated by the treatments of investigations or silencing of theologians (36, 145–6), reference to the “huge shadow” cast by Humanae Vitae (129), and the suggestion of foul play in the precursor debates to Humanae Vitae (28)—will elicit healthy scrutiny and unpacking by theology students at any institution.\n\nTo properly respond to our own Sitz im Leben, we must understand that in which controversies erupted. Hopefully Diverse Voices’s successor detailing moral theologians and magisterial members of the next generation might describe healing from today’s intellectual division.",
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"Figure 2: Optical Image of the Top Surface of a Friction Stir Spot Weld in CR4-GI.H-10\n\nA minimum of 25 specimens were produced for each geometry tested, however, these specimens were performed at various times throughout weld development and data is shown below. Figure 4 shows the load-extension curves for a set of nine friction stir spot welds. Figure 5 shows a representative fracture of lap-shear tensile specimen.",
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"Figure 8 shows the load extension curves for a set of 13 friction stir spot welds tested in cross tension. Representative geometry and fracture of cross tension specimen are shown in Figure 9.",
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