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Stem Cell Agency Mourns the Loss of Duane Roth
San Francisco, CA – The sudden and tragic death of Duane Roth has deeply saddened everyone at the stem cell agency, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM). Duane was more than just a valued member of our governing Board, the Independent Citizens Oversight Committee (ICOC), he was also a good friend and someone who played a hugely important role in shaping the decisions we made.
"On behalf of all the CIRM family, we mourn the loss of our colleague and dear friend Duane Roth," said Jonathan Thomas, PhD, JD, Chair of the stem cell agency's Board. "He was one of the true stewards of the mission, offering countless insights on the role of industry in the world of regenerative medicine and how best to drive therapies efficiently through to patients. He was unfailingly a voice of reason and optimism and always sought to find ways to make things happen, refusing to take "no" for an answer."
Duane died Saturday from injuries sustained in a bicycling accident on July 21.
"Today I woke to the tragic news of Duane's passing," says Alan Trounson, PhD, President of the stem cell agency. "Such a wonderful life cut short so abruptly. We shall all miss him so very much. He was the optimism of CIRM, always supportive and so willing to guide us. He was my confidant for the time I have been at CIRM and provided me with the energy and direction necessary at times in the absence of my family."
With experience in the pharmaceutical, biotech and life sciences fields, and as a champion of technology entrepreneurship, Duane was uniquely qualified to help guide the stem cell agency's Board in its policy and decision making.
"Duane was a friend and inspiring leader who unselfishly fought for patients everywhere," says former state Senator Art Torres, JD, who served as co-Vice Chair of the agency with Duane. "He leaves a lasting legacy for California and the nation. I will miss his counsel and friendship. Our love goes out to his wife Renee and all the Roth family."
Duane was a big supporter of Pedal the Cause, an organization that raises funds for cancer research. Donations can be made to the organization in Roth's name.
"His passing will be deeply felt by all of us, as well as by the many patients and everyone connected to CIRM whom he touched over the years," says Jonathan Thomas.
About CIRM: CIRM was established in November 2004 with the passage of Proposition 71, the California Stem Cell Research and Cures Act. The statewide ballot measure, which provided $3 billion in funding for stem cell research at California universities and research institutions, was overwhelmingly approved by voters, and called for the establishment of an entity to make grants and provide loans for stem cell research, research facilities, and other vital research.
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The engaging smile, the krinkle and twinkle in his eyes, his dapper appearance, his willingness to stop and help – he crossed boundaries to find ways to move things forward. I cannot remember him saying no. There were times of stress that he would counsel a different approach, a natural solution. He was the ideal negotiator for outcomes that carried a majority. I was close to him because he offered thoughts on how to keep the Institute moving forward. Not always in the direction that others were driving but in ways that accommodated the majority. He was sensitive and I saw him disappointed several times but he never gave up. He was Vice Chair of the ICOC because he had a knack of suggesting the path forward and he wanted to help lead the Institute. He and Ed Penhoet constructed the CIRM IP policies. He then led the construction of the loans program, and connections with the business sector. But he also gave me support over numerous little crises – internal and external - that needed sensible solutions. He came to see how our scientists and patient advocates made their recommendations in grant review for funding, and he always supported the scientific values ahead of emotional need.
He was my friend and for most of us who knew him, that is how we remember him. He gave so much – to his wife Renee and other close family, his work mates at Connect, the growing national life science industry, advocates for disease and injury, his work for charity, his heart and soul for CIRM and his friendship with all of us. It is difficult to think of anyone who contributed more of himself for others. We miss him terribly.
Alan Trounson
My friend Duane
Duane was a no-nonsense person. He had the experience of a lifetime in the health care field and it was that background which made him so invaluable to CIRM and as an adviser and friend to me. He enjoyed tremendous respect from Congressional and legislative leaders and worked very closely with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger at the outset of CIRM's existence.
He was also a very snappy dresser and loved Tuscany in Italy where his wife Renee was from, the town of Lucca. I once sent him and Renee to the North Beach restaurant in San Francisco where owner Lorenzo Petroni realized that Renee's family was from the same town in Italy as his. They shared wonderful stories of their families and the region.
In an interview with the La Jolla Light he was asked who would he invite to dinner party of 8. He said, "JFK, Reagan, Thatcher, Churchill, Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, my wife Renee to sit next to JFK and my brother Ted Roth who is a Democrat because the dinner conversation would be about politics"
His favorite saying was "All things are hard before they are easy."
His life was full of dedication to those disadvantaged youth as he and his wife were part of numerous charities in the San Diego area.
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May all who mourn have Hashem's Shalom, and be Comforted. "Oseh Shalom..." .
Missing Duane already
When I heard about Duane's death, I was drinking coffee and putting the finishing touches on a manuscript reporting our research that was funded by CIRM. That led me to think about Duane's impact on stem cell research; without Duane, I would not have been writing this manuscript. I would not have done the research I was writing about. Duane was not a scientist, but he listened to us, respected us, and helped us go further than we could have imagined.
To me, a research scientist, Duane at first seemed like he lived in another world, the planet where venture capitalists and the impeccably dressed dwelled. Then I got to know him. Back when the ICOC meetings were broadcast only by telephone to specific locations, Duane let me hang out at CONNECT, and listen in. Another time, I met him at the Del Coronado where he had a meeting, and he shared the broadcast with me on his cell phone. We were an odd pair in the lobby of the Del- he in his blazingly white shirt, perfectly pressed suit, shined shoes, and tasteful tie--and me in the uniform of a working scientist- blue jeans and a wrinkled shirt.
I am so glad that I overcame my initial impression of Duane and got to know him. We had much more in common than I would have thought. We shared a background in biotech, which gave us both the sort of cynical optimism that comes from experiencing the highs and lows of working in biotechnology - having complete control...and then having no control...and yet, being excited about the next opportunity.
Duane was compassionate but not emotional, business savvy but generous, serious, but really really funny.
Duane was a wonderful person, and I already miss him greatly. I wish I'd had the chance to thank him again.
Duane lives on in all of us
The lump in my throat won't go away. It's been there since I returned from an overseas trip to learn of Duane's passing. I just keep seeing that smile, that "just walked off the pages of a fashion magazine" look, and those intelligent eyes that always saw the best in everything and everyone (even when we, ourselves, couldn't). Duane was one of those who reached out to people and met them where they were...seeing what was important to them and always interested in helping. I had barely begun my term at CIRM when Duane showed up like a big brother to inspire me and guide me.
He was measured...confident, but sensitive. Serious about his work and mission, but with a light enough touch to enjoy the ride.
The lump in my throat is a reminder that when we connect with our higher selves, we all have the capacity to be more "Duane-like" in our lives. That's a part of him that will live on. And it reminds us to not lose a moment of life without really going for the things that matter most; making sure to tell those along the way exactly what they mean to you and how much you care.
Supportive thoughts to Renee & his family, his work family at CONNECT and to all his many friends who will miss this man who made such a difference with his beautiful life.
Passionate about reaching patients with new therapies; passionate about biotech start-ups to unlock new paths for medical research to bridge the valley of death and treat patients; passionate about people, families and life, this was Duane Roth. He was a strong advocate and biotech leader who was instrumental in securing the California Health Care Institute's early endorsement of Proposition 71, the California Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiatives. From advocacy Duane moved to national leadership of the stem cell movement as Vice Chair of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, created by Proposition 71 to fund $3 billion in the development of stem cell research into new medical therapies for the patients he passionately sought to reach in cancer, diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's, stroke, and blindness. Ironically his commitment and dedication could someday reach patients with brain injuries; but, despite his passion, that day did not come soon enough for Duane.
Duane always did the right thing
The thing I remember most about Duane is that he was always committed to doing the right thing- even when it wasn't the easy thing, or the politically expedient thing, or the popular thing.
After CIRM meetings we often got together to debrief at the bar. I remember him acknowledging that he was often the only Republican at the table- outnumbered by emphatic democrats. Yet, our discussions found great areas of agreement as well as some areas of respectful differences. He never minded being in the minority because his core values and beliefs were constant, well articulated, and compassionate.
And Duane liked a good time. He often treated the whole group to wine- always accompanied by a smile and delight with the opportunity to be together.
I am particularly grateful to him for his value driven leadership on the ICOC. Despite our political differences, Duane and I bonded over our common beliefs in the best governance structure for CIRM. While we were out- voted by our colleagues, it was always good to know that someone as thoughtful and dedicated as Duane shared my belief in what was best for the organization. His courage and dedication inspired us to be better!
Thoughtful, caring, humble and brilliant- a true leader- we won't be the same without him.


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�^* Vo^J. , Volume X _5: College 11 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12,' 1923 Price 10 Cents STUDENT CONFERENCE HELD AT GOUCHER GLEE CLUB IS TO GIVE CAROL CONCERT ON FRIDAY EVENING Delegates, From Eastern Colleges Discuss Students' Relations to International Affairs ENGLISH CONFERENCE PLANNED (Specially contributed by the Liberal Club delegates, M. Rodney '24 and D. Smith, Forty-three delegates, from more than twenty colleges in the Eastern* States met at Gouchcr College December 6th and 7th ; for a conference on the subject, "Youth and the Peacemakers." "This imposing title really meant that the conference tried, first, to judge with fair-mindedness the. questions of the en- trance of the United States into the League of Nations, and of the reparations tangle between France and Germany. The second and more important aspect of the convention was the formulation of the ma- jority opinion into resolutions and plans for bringing the whole question before the student body of the respective colleges. The conference inaugurated the idea that an international conference be held next summer in England, for the purpose of bringing together students from France, Germany, England, America, and possibly other countries, to discuss the economic and political problem of Europe, particu- larly relating to France and Germany in the Ruhr. Details were, of necessity vague, but the meeting voted to place ar- rangements for the proposed conference in the hands of the Executive Committee of the National Student Forum, assisted by an Advisory Committee from colleges rep- resented at the Gouchcr Conference. Four addresses were given to the dele- gates. On Friday morning President Emeritus Thomas spoke on the subject, The Past Five Years in Europe, stressing the awful conditions on the continent, bur- dened by French militarism, Germany's collapse, and the Turkish policy in the Near East. "We must," she said, "compel our primitive-minded Senate to join the League." She told us that we could, help by converting our parents, and said that the only way it could be achieved was by pledging individual candidates of both parties for Congress or for President to take a definite stand for the League. In the afternoon Dr. Kathcrine Gallagher, professor of History at Gouchcr College, spoke on the reparations question and Ats results in the international affairs. In an able and delightful speech, Dr. Gallagher first explained nw amount of the debt and the details of its payment as provided by the Treaty. She stated that the debt, or rather the indemnity, owed to other coun- tries, particularly France, by Germany, could be paid only by a long continued surplus of Germany exports over imports. But since Germany has never in the last twenty years had such a surplus she can- not be expected to pay her debt now, espe- cially since she has lost so much of her former means of production. Granted that Germany cannot pay, France must bear al- most the whole burden of the war. She CONTINUED ON PACE 6 PARTY TO AID BATE8 HOUSE *W& entertainment for the benefit of Bates House will be given in the Gym- nasium on Saturday evening. A short skit will be followed by dancing. Sand- wiches, candy and lemonade will be sold. The entire proceeds from this and the admission fees of thirty-five cents will go to the Bates House Fund. 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The power and richness of the singing will-be greatly increased by the male voices of the Rosemont choir and by the group of string instruments from the Philadelphia Orchestra. The players composing the group are: Mr. Alexander Thiede and Mr. Hairy Aleinikoff, first and second violins; Mr. Romain Vcrney, cello; Mr. William .Schmidt, violoncello, and finally, Mr. Anton Torcllo, Bass-viol. , SUMMER SCHOOL SCHOLAR- SHIPSTO BE RAISED THIS WEEK School Supported By Contributions; Students Will Speak at Tea Sunday Scholarships for the Summer School will lie raised in a drive beginning tomorrow. The goal is one scholarship from each hall, and pledges made now may be put on any pay day. . . Two hundred dollars pays the expenses of one student for the summer. These scholarships are being raised all over the country, and are the only financial re- sources of the School, since it is not en- dowed at all. Each town has its quota, and the country is organized in districts. Miss Ely has lent her house for a tea next Sunday afternoon, at which two Sum- mer School students will speak. Miss Ada Rosen felt, an organizer for the Amalga- mated Clothing Workers, now working in New York, who is the first woman to man- age her union, and Miss Sophie Schmidt, a glove, tobacco, greenhouse, and electric coil worker, who is now studying at the Misses Kirks' School in preparation for the University of Wisconsin, where she has been given a scholarship. M. GUSTAVE FERRARI GIVES RECITAL OF FRENCH SONGS Under the auspices of the French Club, Monsieur Gustave Ferrari gave a recital of French songs dating from the twelfth century to the present day,- in Taylor Hall on the evening of December 4. The singer commented on French songs in general and those of his programme in particular, tracing their development and tendencies. He accompanied himself and interpreted the songs as an actor. The pro- gramme included : Bergire Ligire, Aupres de ma Blonde, II' etait une Bergire, I.es Cloches de Nantes and the modern songs: La Statue de Bronze of Erik Satie, Le Coeur de Ma Mie of Dalcroze, and Im- pression Fausse of Verlaine and Poldowski. MR. BLANCHARD DISCUSSES STUDENT RELATION TO LABOR College Students Must Appreciate Human Aims of Labor Paul Blanshard, Field Secretary of thf League, for Industrial Democracy, ad- dressed the Liberal Club/last Friday night on "What College Girls Can Do For Laborers." Mr., Blanshard has been, or- ganizer for both the Amalgamated Textile and Clothing Workers' I'nbns and ias taught classes in Rochester, 1*1. Y., which have sent students to attend the Bryn Mawr Summer School. He has been speak- ing in New England, and will lecture on the Pacific Coast. The best way to start bridging the gap between college students and labor, began Mr. Blanshard, is to have an appreciation of the human values of the aims of labor. In connection with the demand for higher wages, it is well to realize that the majority of the manual working class do not receive a "living wage." This means that there is class division and a "working class." These people do not have the leisure, energy, or habit of command that como With Vaca- tions and higher wages. "Good wages are wanted as a basis of personality., I have never seen a man who could think clearly, or a woman who could be beautiful or in- teresting on less than a living wage," said Mr. Blanshard. Demand for the shorter working day brings the realization of how much glory and imagination have been taken out of work, making it now merely the monot- CONTINUED ON PACE 3 VARSITY VICTORIOUS OVER ALUMNAE TEAM Training and Technique Overcome Determined Defense ^ The Alumnae made a determined, though unsuccessful, stand against Varsity on Sat- urday, losing 11-3. After yielding in the first half with a score of 8-1), the Alumnae improved greatly in the second, and held Varsity to three goals to their three, putting up a brave though less skillful fight against obviously superior training a,nd stick work. The ball was rushed from one end to the other. Miss G. Hearne '19, as center forward, made her line into a co-ordinated unit. The play was kept more in the center of the field than most games this year, and there were many long dribbles without much intcrpassing on the Varsity forward line. D. Lee '25, smashed hard, well- aimed shots into the goal, and the clever CONTINUED ON PACE 5 MISS GEORGIANA KING LECTURES ON ARCHITECTURE Miss (icorgiana Goddard King, Profes- sor of History of Art, spoke at the College Club in Philadelphia Monday afternoon on "Cas*tles and Mosques in Spain and Constantinople." The castles in Mediterranean countries are planned after the Byzantine model in- stead of the Northern idea, which was that of a tower, a mound and a ditch, said Miss King. The mosques of Constantinople arc all the work of Turks, who builftiled and frescoed ornaments and inlaid woodwork alike. They are examples of the form which sprang from the contact of that curi- ous, virile, Seljuk art with the Byzantine they found, when after nearly half a mil- lennium in Asia Minor they captured Constantinople. FRESHMEN PRESENT COURT OF OZ IN A FINISHED SKIT Chorus Dancers Perform Difficult . Steps; Original Individual Stunts Given W00ZIE NEW GREEN ANIMAL The full splendour of Glinda's Court in the Land of 0/ was displayed by the Fresh- man class in Their skit to the Sophornores, Saturday night. As an opportunity to show a great*re- source of talent the scene was well chosen and the excellence y_f the individual stunts and choruses disguised the. slightness of tin plot. The committee should be congratulated not only on the high degree of finish in the whole performance, but also on rhym- ing the whole skit and creating such a great variety of dance steps. The.costumes and scenery were in effectiveness quite worthy of a full-fledged Freshman show, although the singing fell short of the average stand- ard. When the curtains parted, the enchan- tress, Gihtda (E. Aldcroft), enthroned and surrounded by her maidens, rose majesti- cally and lamented the fate that hung over the land. Oz would l>e destroyed unless three mortals, turned to stone by a wicked magician, were restored to life before the next day. The intervening time was to be passed as pleasantly as possible in the hope that a means of salvation would be found before it was too late. Three of her maidens (J. Cheney, H. I'itz, .VI. Hand) then rose and danced be- fore her in a delightfully, carefree and graceful manner. When they had retired, the stage began to fill, for, as the heralds announced them, the bands of \\ inkies", -Cooling^ Gilikins, Quadlings and Citizens marched in with impressive rhythm. The procession reached a climax when Ozma "the fair ruler of the land" appeared and with an unusually clear and sweet voice sang of her effort to save the kingdom. As she joined Glinda on the dais the Crooked Magician (C. Swift) entered, crouching and sinister, and admitted he was powerless to free the mortals. Glinda, tow- ering in rage, angrily dismissed him. The scene was tense, but in the nick of time entered an infectious band of Mue and scar- let devils with a song and dance as im- pudent and jaunty as themselves. The appearance of Professor Wogglcbug came as a strong contrast. The professor, described by the herald as "slow as a bug . . . in a rug," dilated on his painless pills of knowledge and the incomparable joys of his college with a truly flavored scholasticism. The part was taken by M. 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"Swing" by Kamila Szejnoch
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Sooner or later we should all go buildering. Combining the words "building" and "bouldering," this is the term coined for "the unsanctioned use of architecture" and the theme of a current exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) in Cincinnati. "Beyond acrobatics, vandalism and occupation," buildering becomes a metaphor "for the creative misuse of built structures," explains the CAC. What buildering does, in the best examples from the exhibition, is to show how you can have fun in the city—even at its dullest and dreariest. Buildering is parkour turned into art.
The star of the exhibition is the German performance artist Sebastian Stumpf. His specialty is behaving badly in an especially nonchalant manner. In one video, you see him calmly walking across a bridge, and then jumping onto and over the railing with a flash of fluidity before disappearing into the river below. You never seem him arise, though you notice he never jumps into the same river twice. In another video, he waits until garage doors are about to close; We wait as well, contemplating the banality of these maws in all its details, unless he suddenly appears in the frame, runs towards a closing door and slides under it right before the aperture closes and the image becomes static and staid again. Stumpf used the Zaha Hadid-designed CAC to good purpose as well: In another video he disappears into one of the utility hatches that hide in plain sight in the gallery's white-painted walls. In another he does what I have always wanted to do: he slides down one of the long, angled balustrades of the ramp-like stairs that connect the Center's various levels.
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Sheer play is also at work in Kamila Szejnoch's "Swing" (2008). The Polish artist attached a swing to the arm of a sculpture of a gigantic soldier advancing into the future or victory, turning this somber Warsaw memorial into a place of joy. In Héctor Zamora's "Material Inconsistency" (2013) we see thirty-six bricklayers throw bricks at each other in nimble arcs, losing only a few as they make a full circuit through a three-story building. We see Ivan Argote kissing a shiny pole in a subway car in the most lascivious manner possible, while other artists rearrange bits of urban hardware or just caress buildings.
"Point Break" by Didier Faustiano
A hanging sculpture by Monika Sosnowska
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Not everything in the exhibition is video. There are quite a few collages and photographs of people cramming their bodies into cracks around Berlin, imagining Case Study houses on the moon, or stretching on elevators. These make less impact, though, than some of the large installations. "Los Carpinteros" ("the carpenters"), a Cuban collective, erected a stack of cardboard house parts in one corner of the building, while the French architect Didier Faustino slanted a chain-link and barbed-wire fence through an opening from the gallery into the staircase. Monika Sosnowska strew oversized and warped building elements through the galleries. Hadid's design has never looked better and more alive, reminding me that the Center's intention when it commissioned the architect was to create a place for new forms of art that would move beyond static objects sitting on floors or hanging on walls—which is why most the CAC's exhibitions that focus on such things look less than comfortable.
Buildering puts a smile on your face and reminds you not to take architecture too seriously. It also shows that even the most serious architecture can be rescued from its monumental death-wish and death-grip on us with some inventive art making. I went bounding out of the CAC, looking for urban fun everywhere, and I suggest you builder over here before the exhibition closes on August 18th.
Aaron Betsky is a regularly featured columnist whose stories appear on this website each week. His views and conclusions are not necessarily those of ARCHITECT magazine nor of the American Institute of Architects.
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quote:I notice most of the kills are squirrels and rabbits, and you mentioned that some of it is due to area and some of it is due to what Hawkeye views as prey. What about game like pheasant? Do people use raptors for that as well? Seems to me that would be fascinating to see. (And now I'm gonna run off to google and youtube instead of waiting on a response )
quote:Another question -- how would you describe the relationship between the raptor and the handler? I know you've indicated that they aren't pets, and I wouldn't expect them to be, but after a couple of seasons can the handler expect to form a sort of working relationship with the raptor? From what you've described it sounds like it's largely motivated by feeding/regulating food intake. Is that always the case, or in time will the raptor adopt more "domesticated" (for lack of a better word) tendencies where the strict system of diet regulation becomes less critical?
quote: I'm assuming nobody has watched the video I posted of him pummeling a retarded rabbit
quote:The season ended Sunday. We finished with 32 rabbits and 11 squirrels. Not spectacular, but not bad for two newbies who got started a month late this season.
quote:I'm assuming nobody has watched the video I posted of him pummeling a retarded rabbit. I thought for sure some of you sick bastards would get a kick out of that.


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Comment posted Misleading instructions to voters: is Duncan Macintyre trawling for 4th preference votes? by Ken MacColl.
Self delusion is a trap for all aspiring politicians.
Ken MacColl also commented
- Phil,
As you seem to think that you know what voters want and tell us so with some regularity I merely asked you to put your knowledge on the line. You have done so and we will see, in due course, how accurate your predictions are.
I don't have that particular conceit although I admit to my own opinions sincerely held. I am content to wait for the voters' verdicts - You have to trust the voters, give them as much information as possible, and accept their verdict.I would not claim to know all the answers.
That much I have learned over the years.I am not The Donald
- Phil,
If you genuinely believe that you know what most voters want how about predicting the outcome of the Oban wards for next week?
If you want an illustration of how politics have changed over the years I recall living in Lochgoilhead at the end of the 60s. The local MP for Argyll was none other than the Hon Michael Noble, Secretary of State for Scotland and he was truly local as he lived in Cairndow just over the hill. At the 1970 General Election Mr Noble visited the village and spoke to around 60 folk in the village hall explaining the vital importance of ensuring that he and his party was re-elected. When the Chairman asked for questions at the close an elderly shepherd rose and asked the MP why it had taken him all of 4 years since the last election for him to call upon his Lochgoilhead electors.
After a faltering response Mr Noble departed the meeting in some haste.
He survived that particular election but stood down to become Lord Glenkinglas before the seat was lost in February 1974.
Elected members pay far more attention to their constituents those days or they pay the consequences. - Oh dear what a short memory some people have, harking back to the good old days when we were represented by a random selection of crusty colonels and retired businessmented, if an election arose, from the old undemocratic FPP system, so beloved of Westminster. Local government now has a much more direct line to our government, if used properly, many more complex issues to be dealt with and is far more accessible to the electors if they are interested enough to engage.Island issues are not separate from mainland issues although they may reflect slightly different emphasis – confining their councillors would only isolate them and make their representation less effective.
I had not previously heard of it but the story of 15 councillors heading for Islay for a half hour meeting does indeed tell a story. It suggests that A&BC need to make better use of the video conferencing facilities that are available.
If certain members in a multi-member ward duck their responsibilities – fail to make themselves available for cross examination, for instance- the remedy is clearly in the hands of the electors and the opportunity for such action is close at hand
- Neil,
I noticed that your poster near the Guide Hall jn Oban was missing on Saturday. The SNP has experienced regular instances of people taking down / dumping our posters and banners over the years although nothing this year so far.It is a particularly juvenile response to the democratic process but sadly one that exists within our society.
During the election last year one member of the public who was displaying an SNP banner in a prominent situation on his property received an anonymous phone call suggesting that they might encounter "difficulty" with a pending planning application if the banner was not removed.
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Genuinely sorry to miss this talk but Putechan Lodge is a long haul from Oban!
Professor Sandy Thom is the grandfather of my sister-in-law and was a genuine polymath-with wideranging interests and considerable expertise in engineering, mathematics, astronomy, sailing and almost any other field that attracted his interest.He was truly "a living example of the power of a flexible mind and a versatile disposition."
During the war he worked on the aereodynamics of fighter aircraft.
Only after retiring from the Professorial Chair of Engineering Science at Oxford did he devote his undivided attention to one of his many other interests, the locatin and distribution of megalithic monuments across the west coast of Scotland and further afield.He worked closely with Marion Campbell in Mid Argyll. He is considered to be the father of archaeoastronomy.
If you are able, go to the talk and enjoy.
Then support the campaign to safeguard the Sighthill Stone Circle. - Disappointing stunting from Michael Russell
And, W.S., if you reveal your name, will we be entitled to make assumptions or presumptions about your ethnicity -as if it should matter? - Another question for Andrew Mitchell
Were it not for whistleblowers and serious investigative jounalists-for too few around at present-we would know far less about those entrusted with our government. - Campbell Cameron: Saying Yes
Pot, kettle , black….responding to Gus mackay is rarely a productive exercise but could I suggest that while the march was in support of Independence for Scotland, those who carried placards stating "YES" were in support of that cause.
My family had a long tradition of active support for the Labour party in Argyll and I recall how my father used to explain to me when I was a child the importance of countries like India and Ireland gaining control over their own destiny. Mind you he also spoke about the obscenity of nuclear weapons and the massive importance of the NHS and the principle that care should be free at the point of delivery.At that time the abolition of the House of Lords was a stated aim of the party.As a working class boy who got to university he would have been appalled at the notion of the Labour Party introducing student fees. I suspect that he would not have been singularly unimpressed with either Blair or Brown.
Devolution, even in times of financial stricture, has mostly worked well for Scotland and it has worked best in those areas where services, like Health and Education are in our Holyrood's control and our own priorities are able to be addressed – contrast those with the chaos under Westminster control! The progression to independence is part of the process started in 1999 and perhaps the most significant factors of Saturday's rally were the contributions from Dennis Canavan, Ruth Wishart and the growing Scottish Labour for Independence movement. - Campbell Cameron: Saying Yes
I am the bloke in the blue fleece and I am entitled to look older than Campbell Cameron for the simple reason that I am considerably older.Campbell is as hale and hearty as ever.
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The less well recognized but specific example that I got caught up in at the time I was doing the manufacturing work was to do with SMT materials. They ran out. There was no new material. The machine stopped. I asked myself how that could happen, after all it was no secret what product we were making, the bill of materials, the manufacturing process was all out there in the open, everything was said to have been prepared. It is not rocket science, surely. I decided to ask the production manager about it. After receiving a 30 minute lecture in response, I realised that our production manager was firmly laying blame on the materials manager, who he claimed did not understand the nature or needs of manufacturing. The materials manager was sitting at this desk. I went and asked him the same question. I had no idea that not only manufacturing, but engineering were the ones responsible, that Engineering could not make their minds up which materials to use, and that production would steal materials whenever machine stopped, from anywhere, no matter what, and for that reason all the important stuff had to be locked up. I thought about talking to the engineering manager. Just as well I decided on a quick "bio-break" before asking him the question. At length, he put me straight on quite a few topics related to purchasing, scheduling, equipment breakdowns, unexpected spoilage. Ultimately, I realized this was complete chaos. Oh yes, and in all that time, still there were no materials found that my machine needed. This day felt way too much like hard work.
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Well, I would not say that everyone in manufacturing is as lazy like me. Far from it. But the good work they do should always be adding value, contributing, and not fire-fighting or even problem solving. Maximum result for minimum effort, that is good enough for me.
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