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Baroness Emmuska Orczy, author of The Scarlet Pimpernel, created another extraordinary - if unnamed - character in the Old Man in the Corner."The Old Man" rivals Sherlock Holmes in his insightfulness but is much closer to Sherlock's brother, Mycroft, in his methods. Like Mycroft, the old man reasons through mystery cases but leaves the legwork to others. He sits in a cozy corner of a London teashop and unravels the baffling crimes of the day for an admiring lady journalist. Relying solely on his vast Holmesian powers of deduction the "strange looking" sleuth never deigns to visit the scene of the crime, question a suspect, or examine clues. According to him, "There is no such thing as a mystery in connection with any crime, provided intelligence is brought to bear upon its investigation."The stories included in this volume are:"The Fenchurch Street Mystery"
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- 20th December 2005Urgent appeal by the Hong Kong support group for Anti-WTO protest detaineesDear friends,We write to request your immediate solidarity action against the Hong Kong government's mass arrest and violence against the anti-WTO demonstrators on the 17th and 18 th of December 2005.Currently, 14 male demonstrators including 11 Koreans, 1 Japanese, 1 Chinese, and 1 Taiwanese are still held in police custody and will be up for trial this Friday, the 23rd of December.As members of various international and local Hong Kong civil society groups, we strongly condemn the mass arrests and crackdown against WTO demonstrators. We assert the legitimacy of protest, and continue to support and call for the unconditional release of those who are still detained. We call for better treatment of detainees, and demand an apology from the Hong Kong authorities for their actions.Various solidarity actions, listed below, have been planned for Hong Kong. We call for international solidarity actions on and before the 23rd of December. Please find below background information and further suggested actions including a sample email. We urge you to contact the Hong Kong authorities today and call for the detainees to be released and the charges to be dropped!Updates and more information can be found the website of the Hong Kong Peoples Alliance on the WTO: http://www.hkpa-wto.org/For more information, please contact:HKPA Documentation Teamhkpa.documentation@...Further Local Action:1.Starting at 4:00pm on the 21st of December a member of the Korean Peasants' League will bow 3000 times in front of Kwun Tong District Court, Kowloon.2.Local activists will continue a hunger strike, started upon initial arrests on the 18th of December.3.Symbolic visits to the three detention centers where detainees are being held will take place during the day of 22nd of December for Winter Festival. Tong Yuen desserts will be brought as a gesture of reunification.4.A candlelight vigil will be held on the evening on the 22nd of December at SOGO pedestrian zone from 9:00pm 11:00pm.5.A solidarity demonstration outside of Kwun Tong District Court will be held on the 23rd of December starting at 11:00am.Suggested International Action:1. Please contact the Hong Kong authorities to demand that those in custody be released, and that the charges be dropped.2. Please send Hong Kong People's Alliance, at hkpa.documentation@..., your message of solidarity to be used during the local demonstration at Kwun Tong District Court on the 23rd of December.3. Please arrange international protests on or before the 23 rd of December at your local Chinese embassy.Background:On December 17 the Hong Kong police arrested hundreds of activists who were trying to reach the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in a demonstration to protest against the policies of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).At around 5:00 pm, they were stopped by the police, who used pepper spray, water hoses and eventually, tear gas, to disperse them.Many demonstrators were injured and some were hospitalized.Reports from the legal support group and those arrested reveal that many have been mishandled or beaten by the police and were denied medical aid, food, water and bathroom facilities.By now most arrested have been released, but the HK government sent 14 demonstrators to court on 19th of December charging them with unlawful assembly under the HK Public Order Ordinance. These people include 11 Koreans, 1 Taiwanese, 1 Japanese and 1 mainland Chinese (names listed below). The judge rejected bail out requests. They are now in police custody pending trial on the 23rd of December. The police might charge them with more serious offences.Those persons still detained:HWANG, DAE SUB Korean Catholic Farmers' AssociationYANG, KYOUNG KYU Korean Confederation of Trade UnionsKANG, SEUNG KYU Korean Peasants' LeagueLEE, YOUNG HOON Korean Peasants' LeaguePARK, IN HWAN Korean Peasants' LeagueYOON, IL KWON Korean Peasants' LeagueNAMGUNG SUK Korean Peasants' LeagueLIM, DAE HYUK Korean Confederation of Trade UnionsKIM, CHANG JOON Korean Peasants' LeagueHAN, DONG UNG Korean Peasants' LeagueLEE, HYUNG JIN Korean Peasants' LeagueLEE CHIEN CHING Taiwanese studentMAKAKIRI KOSUKE Japanese journalist, "People Newspaper"1 mainland ChineseIt is extremely important to contact the Hong Kong police and authorities as soon as possible, before the hearing of the 23rd, and call for those kept in custody to be released, and for the charges to be dropped. Find below a sample email with contact addresses (you are encouraged to adapt this to your own words).SAMPLE EMAILTo: Chief Executive of HK: Mr Donald Tsangceo@...Head of the Security Bureau: Mr Ambrose S.K. LEE atsbenq@...Dear Mr Tsang / Mr. LeeI/we (my organisation) am deeply concerned about the 14 demonstrators still held in police custody in Hong Kong, following the rally of December 17, 2005. I/we (my organisation) call upon you to immediately release them, and drop all of the charges.Over the past few weeks, dozens of peaceful rallies were organized in Hong Kong. Furthermore, the local and international community was deeply moved by the sincere actions of demonstrators and expressed their strong support to the Korean peasants.During the whole demonstration, there was no damage to private shops or public property. Police labeling of this incident as a "riot" is totally misleading and completely untrue.I/we (my organisation) regret that the police force used unnecessary excessive force during the rally, on December 17, 2005. Tear gas was applied without prior warning to the public and reporters on the spot. We regret the fact that considerable numbers of demonstrators and Hong Kong citizens were injured by water cannon and tear gas and express our deepest concern to all injured people.Many international NGO and trade union representatives were present in Hong Kong during the WTO conference, and joined in the rallies and actions together with those presently kept in custody. The international community will continue to closely monitor the situation of the detainees and the actions of the Hong Kong authorities. 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Bosses at Tribune Media Services, a unit of bankrupt newspaper publisher Tribune, took legal action against Beatty, alleging he "wrongly claims" to have exclusive motion picture and television rights to the police detective brand - even though he bought the broadcast rights in 1985.
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- Although the Algerian Criminal Code makes homosexual behaviour unlawful, the authorities do not seek to prosecute gay men and there is no real risk of prosecution, even when the authorities become aware of such behaviour. In the very few cases where there has been a prosecution for homosexual behaviour, there has been some other feature that has given rise to the prosecution. The state does not actively seek out gay men in order to take any form of action against them, either by means of prosecution or by subjecting gay men to other forms of persecutory ill-treatment.
- Sharia law is not applied against gay men in Algeria. The criminal law is entirely secular and discloses no manifestation, at all, of Sharia law in its application.
- The only risk of ill-treatment at a level to become persecution likely to be encountered by a gay man in Algeria is at the hands of his own family, after they have discovered that he is gay. There is no reliable evidence such as to establish that a gay man, identified as such, faces a real risk of persecutory ill-treatment from persons outside his own family.
- Where a gay man remains living with his family to whom he has disclosed his sexual orientation in circumstances where they are prepared to tolerate that, his decision to live discreetly and to conceal his homosexuality outside the family home is not taken to avoid persecution but to avoid shame or disrespect being brought upon his family. That means that he has chosen to live discreetly, not to avoid persecution but for reasons that do not give rise to a right to international protection.
- Where a gay man has to flee his family home to avoid persecution from family members, in his place of relocation he will attract no real risk of persecution because, generally, he will not live openly as a gay man. As the evidence does not establish that he will face a real risk of persecution if subsequently suspected to be a gay man, his decision to live discreetly and to conceal his sexual orientation is driven by respect for social mores and a desire to avoid attracting disapproval of a type that falls well below the threshold of persecution. Quite apart from that, an Algerian man who has a settled preference for same sex relationships may well continue to entertain doubts as to his sexuality and not to regard himself as a gay man, in any event.
- For these reasons, a gay man from Algeria will be entitled to be recognised as a refugee only if he shows that, due to his personal circumstances, it would be unreasonable and unduly harsh to expect him to relocate within Algeria to avoid persecution from family members, or because he has a particular characteristics that might, unusually and contrary to what is generally to be expected, give rise to a risk of attracting disapproval at the highest level of the possible range of adverse responses from those seeking to express their disapproval of the fact of his sexual orientation.
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Supporting Your Child With Phonics…
What is phonics?
Phonics is recommended as the first strategy that children should be taught in helping them learn to read. It runs alongside other teaching methods such as Guided Reading and Shared Reading to help children develop all the other vital reading skills and hopefully give them a real love of reading.
Words are made up from small units of sound called phonemes. Phonics teaches children to be able to listen carefully and identify the phonemes that make up each word. This helps children to learn to read words and to spell words.
In phonics lessons children are taught three main things:
GPCs (Grapheme Phoneme Correspondences)
This simply means that they are taught all the phonemes in the English language and ways of writing them down. These sounds are taught in a particular order. The first sounds to be taught are s, a, t, p.
Children are taught to be able to blend. This is when children say the sounds that make up a word and are able to merge the sounds together until they can hear what the word is. This skill is vital in learning to read.
Children are also taught to segment. This is the opposite of blending. Children are able to say a word and then break it up into the phonemes that make it up. This skill is vital in being able to spell words.
How is phonics taught?
At Endon Hall Primary School, phonics is taught using the Letters and Sounds programme, which aims to build children's speaking and listening skills in their own right as well as to prepare children for learning to read by developing their phonic knowledge and skills. It sets out a detailed and systematic programme for teaching phonic skills for children starting by the age of five, with the aim of them becoming fluent readers by age seven.
There are six overlapping phases. The table below is a summary based on the Letters and Sounds guidance for Practitioners and Teachers. For more detailed information, visit the Letters and Sounds website.
|Phonic Knowledge and Skills
|Phase One (Nursery/Reception)
|Activities are divided into seven aspects, including environmental sounds, instrumental sounds, body sounds, rhythm and rhyme, alliteration, voice sounds and finally oral blending and segmenting.
|Phase Two (Reception) up to 6 weeks
|Learning 19 letters of the alphabet and one sound for each. Blending sounds together to make words. Segmenting words into their separate sounds. Beginning to read simple captions.
|Phase Three (Reception) up to 12 weeks
|The remaining 7 letters of the alphabet, one sound for each. Graphemes such as ch, oo, th representing the remaining phonemes not covered by single letters. Reading captions, sentences and questions. On completion of this phase, children will have learnt the "simple code", i.e. one grapheme for each phoneme in the English language.
|Phase Four (Reception) 4 to 6 weeks
|No new grapheme-phoneme correspondences are taught in this phase. Children learn to blend and segment longer words with adjacent consonants, e.g. swim, clap, jump.
|Phase Five (Throughout Year 1)
|Now we move on to the "complex code". Children learn more graphemes for the phonemes which they already know, plus different ways of pronouncing the graphemes they already know.
|Phase Six (Throughout Year 2 and beyond)
|Working on spelling, including prefixes and suffixes, doubling and dropping letters etc.
How can you help?
Here are some resources/prompts that we use in school, they may be useful in helping you to help your child at home.
Here is a video clip modelling how to correctly pronounce the sounds of the English phonic code…
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Due in March and my other kids are both named after family. I love Malcolm but I wish Alison (Ali) was a little more uncommon. I want to stick with the classic name theme but not have it been in the top 100. Toying with the idea of Edward as a first or middle name but would rather a nod towards Edward rather then the actual name. Totally clueless when it comes to girl names. I like Josephine a lot and am considering Eleanor but DH isn't sold on ANY of them. We're keeping the gender a secret so I need a name for each! Thank you!
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JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) — A Picayune man is sentenced for child exploitation.
Attorney General Jim Hood said 40-year-old David Owens pleaded guilty Friday to one count each of possession, transmission and production of child pornography.
He was arrested in April at his home. Investigators received a tip that revealed Owens had uploaded four images to the internet that depicted young girls under 10 performing graphic sexual acts. Also, he was accused of sexually assaulting a girl under 10 for a period of several months and documented the sexual abuse through images he saved to his personal computer.
Pearl River County Circuit Court Judge Prentiss G. Harrell sentenced Owens to serve 40 years in prison with 10 of those years suspended, leaving 30 years to serve, for each count followed by 10 years of post-release supervision for each count. Those three sentences are to run concurrently to each other leaving Owens a total of 30 years to serve behind bars followed by 10 years of post-release supervision.


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