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By Dan Williams
PALMACHIM AIR BASE, Israel (Reuters) – Israel's upgraded Arrow air defense system, designed to blow up ballistic missiles in space, could be rushed into deployment before its 2014-15 target date, a senior officer said Thursday.
Partly funded by the United States, Arrow III is envisaged as the future Israeli bulwark against Iran and Syria, with shorter-range interceptors providing protection against rockets favored by neighboring Lebanese and Palestinian guerrillas.
Political turmoil in the Middle East has focused Israel's crisis planning and a senior military officer, speaking during a rare media tour of Arrow's command center on a base down the coast from Tel Aviv, predicted a tighter production timeline.
"We've already shown how we can get systems out ahead of schedule when there's a need," he said, referring to Israel's Iron Dome interceptor, which shot down several Katyushas fired from Gaza last month during what was billed as an accelerated field trial.
Arrow's manufacturers had slated the new version for 2014 or 2015. But the officer, who could not be identified under military guidelines, said: "Don't be surprised if it's sooner."
The Arrow command center, dubbed "Defensive Sword," is one of the few Israeli military units to offer a public glimpse of preparations at a time of often dizzying regional instability.
Watching citizen revolts buffet Arab states, a few of them heretofore friendly, Israelis have preferred to fret quietly on the sidelines rather than risk been perceived as meddling.
But with the future of the stable, decades-old standoff with Syria in doubt, and arch-enemy Iran forging ahead with controversial nuclear and missile projects, Israel's air defense corps has been promoted as a strategic deterrent.
While its officers insist they can protect the Jewish state alone, the corps has practiced meshing Arrow with mobile U.S. counterparts like the seaborne Aegis ballistic interceptor.
Ensconced amid a pentagon of ochre structures in Palmachim base, protected by bunker-like steel portals and passages, the Arrow command center is staffed around the clock by a dozen officers.
Though the lieutenant-colonel in charge Thursday was careful not to answer questions about current geopolitics, the exercise playing out on his computer screen seemed topical: a Scud missile launch by Syria and its Lebanese Hezbollah allies.
The unit trains regularly, under conditions meant to simulate the stress of a real war. The commander's F2 button sets off the firing sequence for the Arrow interceptor missiles.
A battery of Arrow II — the system's current configuration — could shield most of Israel, a major in the unit said. But Israel has deployed several batteries and drilled using them against salvoes involving "dozens" of incoming missiles.
Defense sources report an interception rate of 80 to 90 percent. Back-up Arrow batteries, or lower-altitude interceptors like Patriot and the yet-to-be-deployed David's Sling, would be expected to take on missiles missed by the first volley.
As with Iron Dome, Arrow has an in-built thrift in its ability to ignore missiles determined to be on a "safe" trajectory away from residential areas.
Could such protection be extended to Palestinian cities in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, should they, along with Jewish settlers nearby, find themselves facing an incoming missile?
"I'm in the business of protecting populaces, whether or not they pay us taxes," the lieutenant-colonel said.
Obama's Quiet War
June 27, 2009 by TMO · 2 Comments
By Jeremy Scahill
In a new interview, Obama said he has "no intention" of sending US troops into Pakistan. But US troops are already in the country and US drones attack Pakistan regularly.
Three days after his inauguration, on January 23, 2009, President Barack Obama ordered US predator drones to attack sites inside of Pakistan, reportedly killing 15 people. It was the first documented attack ordered by the new US Commander in Chief inside of Pakistan. Since that first Obama-authorized attack, the US has regularly bombed Pakistan, killing scores of civilians. The New York Times reported that the attacks were clear evidence Obama "is continuing, and in some cases extending, Bush administration policy." In the first 99 days of 2009, more than 150 people were reportedly killed in these drone attacks. The most recent documented attack was reportedly last Thursday in Waziristan. Since 2006, the US drone strikes have killed 687 people (as of April). That amounts to about 38 deaths a month just from drone attacks.
The use of these attack drones by Obama should not come as a surprise to anyone who followed his presidential campaign closely. As a candidate, Obama made clear that Pakistan's sovereignty was subservient to US interests, saying he would attack with or without the approval of the Pakistani government. Obama said if the US had "actionable intelligence" that "high value" targets were in Pakistan, the US would attack. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, echoed those sentiments on the campaign trail and "did not rule out U.S. attacks inside Pakistan, citing the missile attacks her husband, then- President Bill Clinton, ordered against Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan in 1998. 'If we had actionable intelligence that Osama bin Laden or other high-value targets were in Pakistan I would ensure that they were targeted and killed or captured,' she said."
Last weekend, Obama granted his first extended interview with a Pakistani media outlet, the newspaper Dawn:
Responding to a question about drone attacks inside Pakistan's tribal zone, Mr Obama said he did not comment on specific operations.
'But I will tell you that we have no intention of sending US troops into Pakistan. Pakistan and its military are dealing with their security issues.'
There are a number of issues raised by this brief response offered by Obama. First, the only difference between using these attack drones and using actual US soldiers on the ground is that the soldiers are living beings. These drones sanitize war and reduce the US death toll while still unleashing military hell disproportionately on civilians. The bottom line is that the use of drones inside the borders of Pakistan amounts to the same violation of sovereignty that would result from sending US soldiers inside the country. Obama defended the attacks in the Dawn interview, saying:
"Our primary goal is to be a partner and a friend to Pakistan and to allow Pakistan to thrive on its own terms, respecting its own traditions, respecting its own culture. We simply want to make sure that our common enemies, which are extremists who would kill innocent civilians, that that kind of activity is stopped, and we believe that it has to be stopped whether it's in the United States or in Pakistan or anywhere in the world."
Despite Obama's comments about respecting Pakistan "on its own terms," this is how Reuters recently described the arrangement between Pakistan and the US regarding drone attacks:
U.S. ally Pakistan objects to the U.S. missile strikes, saying they violate its sovereignty and undermine efforts to deal with militancy because they inflame public anger and bolster support for the militants.
Washington says the missile strikes are carried out under an agreement with Islamabad that allows Pakistani leaders to publicly criticise the attacks. Pakistan denies any such agreement.
Pakistan is now one of the biggest recipients of US aid with the House of Representatives recently approving a tripling of money to Pakistan to about $1.5 billion a year for five years. Moreover, US special forces are already operating inside of Pakistan, along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Baluchistan. According to the Wall Street Journal, US Special Forces are:
training Pakistan's Frontier Corps, a paramilitary force responsible for battling the Taliban and al Qaeda fighters, who cross freely between Afghanistan and Pakistan, the officials said. The U.S. trainers aren't meant to fight alongside the Pakistanis or accompany them into battle, in part because there will be so few Special Forces personnel in the two training camps.
A senior American military officer said he hoped Islamabad would gradually allow the U.S. to expand its training footprint inside Pakistan's borders.
In February, The New York Times reported that US forces are also engaged in other activities inside of Pakistan:
American Special Operations troops based in Afghanistan have also carried out a number of operations into Pakistan's tribal areas since early September, when a commando raid that killed a number of militants was publicly condemned by Pakistani officials. According to a senior American military official, the commando missions since September have been primarily to gather intelligence.
It is clear-and has been for a long time- that the Obama administration is radically expanding the US war in Afghanistan deeply into Pakistan. Whether it is through US military trainers (that's what they were called in Vietnam too), drone attacks or commando raids inside the country, the US is militarily entrenched in Pakistan. It makes Obama's comment that "[W]e have no intention of sending US troops into Pakistan" simply unbelievable.
For a sense of how significant US operations are and will continue to be for years and years to come, just look at the US plan to build an almost $1 billion massive US "embassy" in Islamabad, which is reportedly modeled after the imperial city they call a US embassy in Baghdad. As we know very clearly from Iraq, such a complex will result in an immediate surge in the deployment of US soldiers, mercenaries and other contractors.


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On April 5th, six tracks and 59 track officials did something that has never been done before as a group. All were trained in their various positions by veterans of the sport using some of the latest technology available for racing.
BMSCA President Charlie Erickson teamed up with Joanne of Jamestown Speedway to train scoring officials on how to use the tracks AMB My Laps transponders as well as Speed Net scoring and line-ups.
John Gartner Sr. worked with a large group going over racing terminology, making consistent-fair calls and XSAN's "You Make the Call" video in which calls were scrutinized by the entire group to make the best decision. Two drivers told the group what it is they are looking for to make the playing field level, and their experience at the tracks more enjoyable. Jay Simes told the group about his perspective as a life long racing fan so that the group heard what a real fan is looking for in a racing program.
The group also shared information with each other about registering drivers and the importance of greeting our customers with a smile while getting them through the process quickly and efficiently.
The last part of the training was an open forum discussion on where we should go in the future as a group. They discussed having like procedures and rules at some point in the future and they shared ideas on how we could enforce penalties to protect racing in the whole state.
One thing the whole group agreed on was that this training was a positive way to help us all, and that it should be done again next year while opening it up to tech and safety officials as well.
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Homeowners, co-op owners and building owners and landlords from St. Albans, Hollis, Cambria Heights, Jamaica, Baisley Park, Addisleigh Park; parts of Queens Village, Rosedale, Springfield Gardensin Queens are invited to attend a Thursday October 5th Owner's Night at Presbyterian Church of Saint Albans organized by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). The event is co-sponsored by Council Member Leroy B. Comrie, Jr.who represents District 27 which includes the Queens neighborhoods mentioned above.
The event will provide information on the availability of HPD services and courses on low-interest loans, building management and maintenance, owner-tenant relations, housing violations correction, expense reduction strategies and assistance with mortgages and refinancing. Attendees will watch a DVD entitled "Services for Residential Property Owners" that presents HPD's services and rehabilitation loan programs. A panel of experts from HPD will then answer questions
"Owner's night is a wonderful opportunity for all homeowners, both new and existing, to learn about all of the services the Department of Housing, Preservation and Development has available to enhance and protect their investment", stated Council Member Leroy B. Comrie, Jr.
HPD's Owner Services Program travels from borough to borough, educating residential property owners about the availability of low-interest loans, free educational classes on subjects such as lead paint, energy conservation and fair housing as well as free owner counseling. Launched in February 2001, Owner's Nights have drawn more than 8,000 property owners to events across New York City.
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WHEN: Thursday October 5th, 2006, from 6:30pm-8:00pm
WHERE: Presbyterian Church of Saint Albans, 190-09 119th Ave. Saint Albans, NY 11412
DIRECTIONS: E or J Train to Archer Ave., then take the #4 or #84 Bus to 190th St.
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Elkington Family History
Arthur Edward Hardwicke Elkington |
Arthur Edward Hardwicke Elkington who worked tirelessly on the Elkington Records together with Christine Mary Elkington. He was born in Rochford, Worcester in 1893 and was descended from the Elkington's of Bath. He spent many years working on the family records and left a very full record from 1505 up until the late C20. He worked with his cousin Christine Mary Elkington daughter of Arthur John Elkington who was a member of the Stock Exchange. Christine and Arthur worked very hard to get all the They were both descended from Arthur Guy Elkington who was a Brigade Surgeon with the Grenadier Guards. |
His grandfather was Arthur Guy Elkington of Dursley in Gloucestershire, who was married to Leoncine Elizabeth Madelane Parsons who was born in Mauritius. |
Leoncine Elizabeth Madelane Parsons |
The Elkingtons of Bath were descended through George Elkington born in 1566 in Cropredy, Oxon, son of John Elkington and Alice Brooke. George became a Tanner in Bath as was his son Anthony who received the Freedom of the city. Two generations later the family were Tailors and still receiving the Freedom of the City of Bath. James Goodall Elkington [William, Samuel, James, William, Anthony, George, John, Richard, Richard] was the first one of the family to go into the army where he served as a Army Surgeon and was born in Bath and christened privately on the 2nd October 1784 and received into at Bath Abbey 5 years later. He entered the army as a surgeon at the age of 22 years in the 17th Lancers Regiment and after serving in Madeira as a hospital mate, he went on to tend the wounded in Spain during the Peninsular War as an Army surgeon. He was recommended for promotion by the Duke of Wellington and was finally sent to Paris after being at the Battle of Waterloo.
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There he met his wife, Louisa, daughter of Captain Bailey.
They were married in Paris in 1818 and after returning to
England in 1829 were remarried on 31st October. They had a daughter Louisa and five sons; William James, Frederick George, Edward Bastard, John Henry Ford and Arthur Guy. |
Frederick George born in Mayo, Ireland, was also in the Army and was a captain in the 35th Foot Regiment dying in India on 29 August 1858 leaving a young wife, Harriet Mary Ingle and two sons James Ingle and Frederick William Whittred. James Ingle went on to emigrate to New Zealand and married his wife, Annie Elizabeth Blanchard in Nelson, New Zealand on 16th April 1877. Little is known about Frederick William Whittred, another son, only that he was a Batchelor and died 2 January1927, and is buried in the Southern Cemetery, Manchester. |
Another branch of this same family which comes down through |
Here we see the five sons of Lt. General John Henry Ford Elkington. John Ford, Robert James Goodall, William Ernest Walter standing at the rear and seated George Edward and Charles Jarvie. Five handsome sons to be proud of. Sadly Charles Jarvie Elkington, who was in the Royal Engineers, died at Cairo in Egypt 23 December 1893 aged 24 whilst his brother George Elkington who was a Lt. in The Royal Engineers died at Bloemfontein, South Africa, on the 12 January 1901 aged 29. |
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1. RICHARD ELKINGTON Oxon cica 1509 Spouse: Joan WATTS Children: Thomas (1596-1656) Other Spouses Alice ? Somerset |
3b. George [twin?] ELKINGTON Oxon* (See above) Spouse: Alice ? Somerset Children: Mary (1605-) Other Spouses Joan WATTS
4. Anthony ELKINGTON Somerset Spouse: Ffrances ? Somerset Children: Anthony (1642-)
5. William ELKINGTON Somerset Children: James (1674-1753)
6. James ELKINGTON Somerset Spouse: Grace ? Somerset Children: Mary (1700-) |
7. Samuel ELKINGTON Somerset Spouse: Mary GOODALL Children: James (1737-) |
8. William ELKINGTON Somerset Spouse: Betty FORD+ Children: James Goodall (1784-1853) |
9. James Goodall ELKINGTON Somerset Birth: 2 Oct 1784, privately baptised Spouse: Louisa BAILEY Children: William [Guilelmus] James (1819-1840) |
11.a Arthur Guy ELKINGTON GLOUCS* Birth: 5 Nov 1832, Dursley, Gloucestershire In 1881 was Brigade surgeon Grenadier Guards Spouse: Leoncine Elizabeth Madeline PARSONS Mauritius Children: Arthur John (1862-) Other Spouses Catherine NEAVE, Rachel Ethel GORDON |
11b. Arthur Guy ELKINGTON GLOUCS* (See above) Spouse: Catherine NEAVE Children: no issue Other Spouses Leoncine Elizabeth Madeline PARSONS Mauritius, Rachel Ethel GORDON |
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This labyrinth may lack the menacing Minotaur, but an ill-suited approach to the often confounding fields of stumps and standing timber in which bass hide can leave you trampled by an even more relentless threat – the clock. Indeed, you can't hit every piece of wood and you probably don't need to – you just need to look for the ones with the greatest potential and use the tools most likely to produce.
Success starts with understanding what you're looking at; and water depth plays a big role. For example, in the Red River your stump field might be 3 to 5 feet with visible structure, whereas on Table Rock Lake, the standing timber may be 30 feet tall. Different specs equal a different approach.
In a stump field, FLW Tour pro Brent Ehrler said he'll looks for some type of bottom contour. Recognizing that it's rarely just one homogenous flat with a smattering of solid objects, he tries to pinpoint a ditch running through the area and then targets those stumps sitting along the edge of the ditch.
"In a shallow stump field, like the Red River, those fish are going to group up somewhere near where it rolls off into deeper water," Ehrler said. "There's a good chance it could be next to some kind of point. Let's say that a creek channel ends and forms a little point; those fish tend to group up in areas like that."
Texas standout Stephen Johnston explained a similar point during a past trip on Lake Amistad. The creek channels leading into spawning bays typically wind through fields of huisache brush with hardwood trees seemingly scattered randomly through the area. Actually, closer inspection reveals replicable patterns.
"When a creek makes a bend to the left or a bend to the right, that's an intersection for those fish," he said. "Those fish swim in so far and they'll get in a bend and sit there. I can look at the mapping area (of my fishfinder) and see where those bends are."
Complementing the electronics, Johnston identified a surface level indicator.
"The hardwoods will be on the inside bend of a where the creek was," he said. "A lot of people just come in, put the trolling motor down and start fishing without taking just a few minutes to look around and see what they're looking at. You can look for the hardwoods and look for the gaps between the mesquite trees going through here – that's where the creeks make the swings."
For Johnston's fellow Texan Russell Cecil, identifying particular depth zones weighs heavily in his timber plan. For example, a few bites midway down the edge of a slough reaching from the main channel into a stump field gives him a scenario and depth zone to look for. If the bite fizzles, he'll move up or down on those edges to see if the fish relocated. Learning to mentally breakdown a bunch of trees, Cecil said, will save you a lot of time.
"The ability to read this timber and know how these sloughs and ridges are running is the key," Cecil said. "You have to understand what trees grow in what kind of areas. The cypress trees traditionally grow in the lower areas, so you have cypress trees that are actually in the sloughs. The hardwoods grow on the ridges or the creek banks. You're trying to look at these (dead) trees and determine which kind they are and have some kind of mental picture of what was going on out here before it flooded."
Pointing the way
Now a point is a point, regardless of where it occurs and fish like points for several reasons. For one thing, points present natural reference locations that fish use when traversing to and from deeper water. They're also great feeding areas because of their ambush potential and current-blocking benefits. And, of course, there's always the simple explanation of something different in the contour – a place fish can slide up or down to suit their comfort and practical needs.
In deep standing timber, Ehrler might fish over the tree tops, but prefers to look for points because bass relate to the sides much the same as they do with the edges of a shallow stump field ditch. Graphing the area, he'll look for the spots with a void of timber, as this indicates the point's deeper drop-off edges.
"The fish will use that timber as backing," Ehrler said. "They'll sit up against it look out at the void – the deeper water – and use that as ambush points.
"Those are two completely different scenarios, but he fish are doing relatively the same thing. They're using that stump field or they're using those trees as their backdrop, or their home and they're looking out so when something swims by, they can dart out, eat it and go right back to where they feel comfortable and safe."
Signs of promise
As Ehrler notes, voids in deep wood cover means a significant depth increase, whereas a void in a shallow stump field usually indicates a skinny spot. With the latter, anglers often take advantage of low-water conditions to remove some of the shallowest structure to improve navigational safety. This, and any other feature distinguishing an area from its surroundings, merits attention.
"In shallower water, it seems like any irregularity is a good thing," Ehrler said. "In a field of (emergent) timber where all the trees are standing up, if you see one that's laying over, there's a chance that a bass will be sitting under that (different tree). It's just something different out of the norm that those fish will hold on.
"You have way too many targets to hit and the one that's odd is usually the one that has fish on it."
Modern sonar products greatly improve your chances of finding something cool. Using his Humminbird 360 on his bow allows Ehrler to snoop around with a view of everything he's approaching or passing.
"That's where you can find those trees laying down," he said. "If you're looking at the surface and you see all that pole timber, well now I have the ability to see those laydown trees that are under that water.
Maybe someone cut down a tree when the water was low, or maybe it snapped in an ice storm. Well, now you have a laydown on the bottom. I'm not looking for a visible tree that's laying from dry land into the water. Now, I can fish those for those subsurface laydowns that you wouldn't find unless you saw it on your Side Image."
Also, peaking into a field of emergent trees and brush, you might spot strands of hydrilla hanging from the wood when the water's down. Take this as a good sign of grass growth – a great complement to wood cover and a slam dunk pre-spawn scenario.
"That grass will give pre-spawn fish a place to stage before they move up," Johnston said. "The grass provides warmth, cover and feeding opportunities."
Birds standing on timber – Cecil points said this indicates bait in the area. Herons, egrets and the like do this for a living, so if they're investing time to balance on a piece of wood, you can bet there's food in the area. You can also bet that this won't go unnoticed by the big green bullies below the surface.
Throw what you know
During a recent stump field mission, Chevy pro Jay Yelas noted: "A lot of times, I'll start by fishing a crankbait through stumps to see if I can trigger those fish to bite. The key is to make that bait deflect off the cover."
Ehrler agrees and adds this: "I want to use a search tool, like a Lucky Craft 1.5 and find a sweet spot where those fish are going to be grouped up.
"With a search bait, I can wind through there and fish effectively until I get a few bites and tell if there are a few fish in that area."
From the deeper edges of a ditch or slough running into a South Texas bay bristling with visible wood, to those deep water points with barren sides, a jerkbait offers profound bass-tempting appeal – and not only for the chilly months. No doubt, this is a solid bet for early spring, but a minnow profile hanging there all by its lonesome is mighty tempting to a bass throughout the calendar.
ChatterBaits are an effective option for working around hydrilla growth within your stump field or standing timber. Johnston likes a V&M Lightning Blade with a swimbait trailer, but if the fish are short striking and just grabbing the tail, he'll ditch the plastic and go with a more compact package. And if the fish slow down on that bite entirely, try the more subtle presentation of a swim jig.
Once you identify a pattern for where the fish are holding, or if you simply notice more response on certain types of trees – overhangs, twin trees with fish-friendly gaps, hollowed-out stumps, etc. – slowing down and picking apart such targets is a good bet.
Here, flipping or pitching Texas-rigged worms and creature baits affords the weedless benefit, but don't hesitate to send a jig into the target zone. The compact package with flaring skirt raises that craw trailer in defensive position and that's just too much for most bass to handle.
The standard rules of thumb for color selection hold their traditional wisdom here, but Cecil won't hesitate to intentionally mismatch his jig and trailer colors to effect a strong contrast that sometimes pushes indecisive bass over the edge. A green pumpkin/brown jig with a black/blue trailer blends some different tones of the bluegill look, but if a bass eats it, who's gonna question it?
Get it back
When fishing in stump fields or shallow stands of timber, consider the fact that tangled root systems laid partially bare by time and water wear love to collect fishing tackle. Popping the line often loosens the snare, but attempting this mission without a lure knocker is a just a guaranteed tackle donation at some point in the day. In water less than your rod length, you might reel the tip tight to your bait and push it free.
This is probably not the preferable method any time before late spring – unless you have antifreeze in your veins. It's also a less popular tactic in the south, where interaction with gators, moccasins and copperheads looms constantly.
However, if all else fails, there are other options you can employ to attempt to retrieve your bait. In fact, Cecil has perhaps the most innovative cure for the deep snag: Grabbing his line between the reel and the first guide, he'll pull backward to shuttle the rod into the water and down to the ensnared bait. Rather than reeling the bait to the rod, he sends the rod to the bait.


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WASHINGTON (CNS) -- The U.S. electorate appears to have focused more on the struggling economy than social issues as they selected governors and members of Congress, with Democrats making gains throughout the country.
Democrats won seven of the 11 gubernatorial elections Nov. 4 and could take as many as 25 new House seats and at least five additional Senate seats, gaining significant majorities in Congress. By midday Nov. 5 the results of several races were not final.
"It appears the majority of the voters who supported (President-elect Barack) Obama supported Democratic candidates," said Stephen Krason, 54, a political science professor at Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio. He also is president of the Society of Catholic Social Scientists.
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Political campaigns nationwide began to focus on the economy after Sept. 15, when dramatic fluctuations overwhelmed the New York Stock Exchange, some giant financial services firms declared bankruptcy and credit markets began to freeze up.
It's also typical for the electorate to turn on the political party in charge of the country during an economic crisis, and since President George W. Bush is a Republican, that explains why Democrats made such gains in the national and state elections, Krason said.
Issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage were not raised in most political races this election cycle and polls showed the electorate gave those matters much less weight when casting their ballots, he said.
"You are seeing an ingraining of an anti-traditional movement in the country," Krason said. "It seems as though the electorate is accepting the cultural developments on abortion and sexual questions and that is why you are not seeing those issues stressed by the candidates. The politics reflects the culture."
Though Democrats have traditionally favored funding social programs for the needy, it's too early to tell if charitable organizations will benefit from the greater numbers of Democratic officeholders, said Candy S. Hill, senior vice president for social policy and government affairs at Catholic Charities USA.
"We have a terrible situation with our economy, and no matter what party is in power, that is going to be the focus right now, especially in the first 100 days of the Obama administration," Hill said. "Our message will not change. We're dedicated to working on both sides of the aisle. We will welcome new faces to Washington and in the states, and to establishing partnerships with those who serve."
In Obama's address to the nation after he was declared the winner of the 2008 presidential election Nov. 4, the president-elect urged Americans to answer the call to service for those in need, a plea that Father Larry Snyder, president of Catholic Charities USA, hopes elected officials hear as well.
"The current economic crisis affects all Americans, especially the millions served by Catholic Charities," Father Snyder said. "As the members of the 111th Congress sit down to work with President-elect Obama to address this urgent crisis, we hope that they will work harder to look after the 37 million people living in poverty."
The economic situation also took other hot topics important to Catholics -- such as immigration reform -- out of the conversation during this political season, Hill said.
"Immigration took a back seat during the 2008 election process," she said. "The No. 1 issue was the economy. This was a mandate from the people and they've made it clear this has to be addressed. These were not the same concerns expressed by the electorate four years ago. It's a different country now than it was four years ago when President Bush was re-elected."
Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., a 55-year-old Catholic lawmaker who has been in Congress since 1981, fended off his Democratic challenger with 67 percent of the votes Nov. 4, but said his win didn't come without battle scars.
He blamed partisan journalists in the media for tarnishing the images of several GOP candidates during this election season.
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Saturday, November 29th, 2008I will survive
Thursday, November 20th, 2008We finally got to rent Young @ Heart, and watch the movie in its entirety. We'd tried to see it at the fabulous Academy Theater, but the baby geeked out in the daycare room half-way through and they called us to come and get him and off we went, left in suspense!
Wednesday, November 19th, 2008Sometimes being a mama feels exactly like being in high school. You're thrown in with a group of people you have nothing in common with but a life-stage and the slightly elevated chance they'll be on psycho-pharms.
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Saturday, November 15th, 2008A student of mine is working on a project about the experience of being a fat woman in America and looking for input… Please help! She's especially interested in hearing from fat women, but all are welcome.
How do you feel when you hear a woman described as fat? Neutral? Sad? Sorry for them? Pissed at the skinny asshole who is describing?
What could the real experiences of a fat woman (funny, sad, delightful, sexual, honest accounts of discriminaton) provoke in readers accustomed to weight-loss memoirs?
In your opinion, is fat discrimination comparable to racism, sexism, homophobia? Why? Why not?
What immediately comes to mind when you think about clothes for fat women?
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systems. While some of the information may be applicable to any OS,
or any Unix or Linux OS, it may be specific to SCO Xenix, Open
Desktop or Openserver.
There is lots of Linux, Mac OS X and general Unix info elsewhere on
this site: Search this site is the best
way to find anything.
Ancient OSes sometimes left things out:
If you have free OpenServer, you already have a license to install the development system; the Web page on which you license free OpenServer gave you several keys and codes, including one to license that. If you are using a commercial version, you may be able to use the free GNU compiler, or you will have to purchase the development system.
Xenix, Unix and ODT do not ship with program development tools. These are unbundled into packages known as Development Systems. The rationale behind this is that many users of SCO systems are using off-the-shelf software and never need to write a line of C code. If everyone was forced to buy the development system whether they needed it or not, some of the customers might get upset. There is a periodic flame war about this; this is not the place to discuss it.
You can buy the Development System for any of the three environments listed above as a separate package including the compiler, header files, libraries, lex, yacc, linker, and other tools. Additionally, development systems are available for other packages such as TCP/IP; these development systems add the include files, libraries, etc. required to program for the package in question. The ODT Dev Sys includes the development tools for all of the other goodies (e.g. TCP/IP, X) that are bundled into ODT. Since OSR5 generally bundles the various runtime packages (e.g. TCP/IP) with the OS, it also bundles the same development packages, so there are not the same development system add-ons in OSR5 that there were in previous versions.
Watch out for the "UDK" Dev Sys. As this post explains:
The native OSR5 devsys is installed from the main OSR5 operating system CD (the label even says so, in medium-small print). The UDK comes on its own separate CD with big huge letters, to make sure you install the wrong devsys, which you've apparently done.
Do not use the CD labelled in "UnixWare and OpenServer Development Kit" because the code will end up in /udk/usr/ccs/bin. Use the CD labelled in small print "SCO OpenServer Development System".
There are versions of gcc (the Gnu C Compiler) freely available for SCO systems. On older SCO operating systems, however, you will probably need the development system, as the header and library files you need are part of it and not part of the operating system itself. This problem has been alleviated in OpenServer Release 5, as the headers and libraries are now shipped as part of the base operating system and are available even if you have not purchased the development system.
You should understand that installing gcc does NOT necessarily give you trouble free compilation of anything you download off the net. The problem is that makefiles, if they are aware of SCO at all, will often assume that you are using "cc". Linking "gcc" to "cc" won't help- in fact, it may make things worse. Compiler flags for "cc" are very different from those of "gcc"; if the make file sees "cc" in a SCO environment, it may use "cc" flags, and those often are very, very wrong for gcc. If it doesn't see "cc" at all, it may give up, or make totally incorrect library choices.
The "lxrun" package allows you to run many Linux programs on OSR5 and Unixware; you could always compile on a Linux machine.
Some of the better written software uses auto-configuration software to generate makefiles. This software examines your environment, does test compiles of program snippets to determine what libraries are available, and makes other tests that should create a working Makefile. These have a good chance of compiling properly, but in many cases, you will still have to hand-edit the Makefile yourself, and ( depending on its complexity) you may need a very good understanding of compiler options, library contents, etc.
I wish somebody would write an article about this.
To install the headers and libraries, insert your original OS CDROM, run custom, choose Install New and install the "SCO OpenServer Linker and Application Development Libraries" - note that these are NOT part of the Development System or Enterprise choices; you don't have to expand any packages, this is right at the top level. The instructions at the Skunkware site can throw you off because they tell you to look for "Application Development Libraries and Linker", which is not what is says on the CD's.
gcc sources and binaries for OpenServer Release 5 only are on the free Skunkware family of CD-ROMs; for more info, see http://www.sco.com/skunkware/faq.html or read the section below entitled "What is Skunkware?"
Sam G. notes (Jan 2005)
just wanted you to know as follows: in 5.07 there is a separate CD that says 'development system' that includesthe 'standard' development system and also the Java Development tools.if you install the DS from there there is no option to defray, nor is therean option for just the 'headers and linker'. -However - the original OS disk - also contains the Deveolopment pkg as well asjust the 'headers & linkers only' (forgot what that pkg is called) - but on this 'Development' option the 'defer' option does exist.
See also http://www.sco.com/developers/products/devkits.html
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State Department highlights Iran's 'marked resurgence' of state-sponsored terrorism
The State Department released its Country Reports on Terrorism 2012 yesterday. The year 2012 witnessed a "marked resurgence of Iran's state sponsorship of terrorism, through its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force (IRGC-QF), its Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS), and Tehran's ally Hezballah," State concluded. "Iran and Hezbollah's terrorist activity has reached a tempo unseen since the 1990s, with attacks plotted in Southeast Asia, Europe, and Africa."
Several specific plots are cited in the report, including a July 2012 bombing in Bulgaria that killed six people (five Israelis and one Bulgarian) and injured more than 30 others. The Bulgarian government blames Hezbollah for the bombing.
The report highlights other plots and attacks in Cyprus, Georgia, India, Kenya, and Thailand as evidence of Iran's worldwide campaign of terror in 2012.
In addition, the report reads, "both Iran and Hezbollah are providing a broad range of critical support to the Assad regime, as it continues its brutal crackdown against the Syrian people." Iranian support for Assad's forces has included "weapons, funds, and training to assist" in the "brutal crackdown that has resulted in the death of more than 70,000 civilians."
Al Qaeda and Iran
With respect to Syria, there is an interesting twist in the State Department's report. The al Qaeda network inside Iran, which operates as part of an agreement between al Qaeda and the Iranian regime, is sending fighters to Syria. It is not clear why Iran has allowed al Qaeda to facilitate these fighters' travel to Syria, where al Qaeda's Al Nusrah Front opposes the Assad regime, Iran, and Hezbollah.
"Iran remained unwilling to bring to justice senior al Qaeda (AQ) members it continued to detain, and refused to publicly identify those senior members in its custody," the report reads. While some al Qaeda operatives are in detention, others are allowed to continue their work.
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The report continues: "Iran allowed AQ facilitators Muhsin al Fadhli and Adel Radi Saqr al Wahabi al Harbi to operate a core facilitation pipeline through Iran, enabling AQ to move funds and fighters to South Asia and to Syria."
"Al Fadhli is a veteran AQ operative who has been active for years," State explains, and "began working with the Iran-based AQ facilitation network in 2009 and was later arrested by Iranian authorities." Al Fadhli "was released in 2011 and assumed leadership of the Iran-based AQ facilitation network."
Al Fadhli replaced an al Qaeda operative known as Yasin al Suri as the head of the Iran-based network. Al Suri was designated by the Treasury Department in July 2011 and the State Department issued a reward of $10 million for information leading to his capture in December 2011. [See LWJ reports, Treasury targets Iran's 'secret deal' with al Qaeda and US offers $10 million reward for Iran-based al Qaeda financier.]
Then, in October 2012, the Treasury Department designated Adel Radi Saqr al Wahabi al Harbi, noting that he served as the deputy leader of the Iran-based network. In the same designation, Treasury reported that al Fadhli had assumed the leadership role. [See LWJ report, Treasury 'further exposes' Iran-al Qaeda relationship.]
Treasury said at the time that al Fadhli's network provides "funding for al Qaeda activities in Afghanistan and Pakistan", and moves "fighters and money through Turkey to support al Qaeda-affiliated elements in Syria."
Thus, the State Department's new report is at least the second time in less than one year that the Obama administration has said that al Qaeda's Iran-based network aids the fight in Syria.
In Syria today, al Qaeda is increasingly at odds with Iran and Hezbollah. For example, the two sides have clashed in Qusayr, a city in western Syria near Homs. The fighting prompted a call by Mohammed al Zawahiri, the brother of al Qaeda emir Ayman al Zawahiri, and other Egyptian jihadists for attacks inside Shiite-led countries, including Iran. [See LWJ report, Egyptian jihadists call for attacks in Shiite countries.]
And, in April, Ayman al Zawahiri himself said that "the true faces of Iran and Hezbollah have been exposed, and their ugly reality has appeared in the field of holy war in Syria."
It is not immediately obvious, therefore, why Iran would allow an al Qaeda network on Iranian soil to support al Qaeda's efforts inside Syria. Iranian duplicity is a common feature of its dealings in the terrorist underworld, however.
In February 2012, for instance, the Treasury Department designated Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) for supporting al Qaeda in Iraq, among other nefarious activities. The MOIS's support includes providing "money and weapons to al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI)," as well as negotiating "prisoner releases of AQI operatives." [See LWJ report, Treasury: Iranian intelligence supporting al Qaeda.]
The MOIS provided this support to AQI even though al Qaeda has indiscriminately slaughtered Shiites throughout Iraq. And the Iranians have provided crucial support to Shiite militias.
In Iraq, however, it is evident that al Qaeda and Iran have had common enemies, including the US military until late 2011. This is not the case today in Syria.
Iranian support for other groups
As in past years, the State Department's report once again notes that the IRGC-Qods Force "trained Taliban elements on small unit tactics, small arms, explosives, and indirect fire weapons, such as mortars, artillery, and rockets."
"Since 2006," the report continues, "Iran has arranged arms shipments to select Taliban members, including small arms and associated ammunition, rocket propelled grenades, mortar rounds, 107mm rockets, and plastic explosives." The same language has appeared in previous editions of the State Department's report. [See LWJ report, State Department: Iran supports Taliban, Iraqi militants.]
Iran has also "shipped a large number of weapons to Kandahar, Afghanistan, aiming to increase its influence in this key province," this year's report notes.
Finally, the State Department has formally recognized the relationship between the Iranians and Shiite Houthi rebels in Yemen. For years, the Yemeni government has insisted that Iran is backing the Houthis, but US officials have regularly downplayed this allegation. Leaked State Department cables show that US officials continually pressed the Yemeni government for evidence regarding Iran's collusion with the Houthis.
"Iran actively supported members of the Houthi tribe in northern Yemen, including activities intended to build military capabilities, which could pose a greater threat to security and stability in Yemen and the surrounding region," the State Department reports. "In July 2012, the Yemeni Interior Ministry arrested members of an alleged Iranian spy ring, headed by a former member of the IRGC."
The State Department's report confirms, once again, that Iran sponsors terrorists and militants throughout the world.
READER COMMENTS: "State Department highlights Iran's 'marked resurgence' of state-sponsored terrorism"
Posted by mike merlo at May 31, 2013 4:41 PM ET:
"It is not immediately obvious, therefore, why Iran would allow an al Qaeda network on Iranian soil to support al Qaeda's efforts inside Syria."
Probably for many of the same reasons the US chose to 'look the other way' in respect to Foreign National's seeking pilot training prior to 9 11 in the US. Besides in most 'Theaters' Iran & AQ & both of their surrogates happen to be operating in simultaneously they are not in full blown opposition to each other. The GAZA Strip is a good example of a convoluted environment, by 'our' standards, in which adversaries regularly cooperate & collaborate with each other.
The Sahara & adjoining 'locales' is another example of where 'we' find Shia & Sunni Islamist's 'occupying & collaborating' in the same spatial environment. It would appear that our opponents & many of our allies & 'acquaintances' have a much grasp of Realpolitik than most of us in the USA do.
Posted by Moose at June 2, 2013 11:43 PM ET:
It seems that AQ and Iran have a common enemy in Turkey. It's right here on LWJ: "Reports claim Al Nusrah Front members in Turkey were planning sarin gas attacks"
As one individual commented on that report, sarin isn't easy for an insurgent group to manufacture. In light of the bombing in Reyhanli (and the leaked document from RedHack that implicates al Nusra in the attack) and reports that more VBIEDs have entered Turkey from Syria, it seems plausible that Iran is using AQ to destabilize Turkey.
It's also interesting that the report on the AQ chemical weapons cell in Iraq surfaced at this time as well.
Posted by hibeam77 at June 3, 2013 10:06 PM ET:
State Department highlights Iran's 'marked resurgence' of state-sponsored terrorism. "We sternly reminded them of the red line in Syria."


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Extraterritoriality is the state of being exempted from the jurisdiction of local law, usually as the result of diplomatic negotiations. Extraterritoriality can also be applied to physical places, such as foreign embassies, military bases of foreign countries, or offices of the United Nations. The three most common cases recognized today internationally relate to the persons and belongings of foreign heads of state, the persons and belongings of ambassadors and other diplomats, and ships in foreign waters.
Extraterritoriality is often extended to friendly or allied militaries, particularly for the purposes of allowing that military to simply pass through one's territory.
It is distinguished from personal jurisdiction in the sense that extraterritoriality operates to the prejudice of local jurisdiction.
Historical cases[edit]
14th Century[edit]
During the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, the Italian sea republics of Genoa and Venice managed to wrestle extraterritoriality for their quarters (Pera and Galata) in the Byzantine capital, Constantinople. They even battled among themselves for further control of the weakened empire.[1]
East Asia[edit]
The most well-known cases of historical extraterritoriality concerned European nationals in 19th century China, Japan and Siam under the unequal treaties.
Extraterritoriality was imposed upon China in the Treaty of Nanking, resulting from the First Opium War. Shanghai in particular became a major center of foreign activity, as it contained two extraterritorial zones, the Shanghai International Settlement and the Shanghai French Concession. Chinese and non-treaty state nationals in these settlements were subject to Chinese law but were tried by the International Mixed Court[2] which had a Chinese judge and foreign assessor sitting on it.[3] After the collapse of the Chinese government in 1911, its members were subsequently appointed by the Western powers until 1927,[4] when it was replaced by the Shanghai Provisional Court,[5][6] which continued until 1929.[7] Foreign Nationals of treaty powers were tried by consular courts. The United Kingdom established the British Supreme Court for China in Shanghai in 1865 and the United States the United States Court for China[8] in the early 20th Century.
Extraterritorial rights were not limited to Western nations; Japan and China granted each other reciprocal extraterritorial rights when both opened to trade. Later, in 1895, under the Treaty of Shimonoseki China gave up its extraterritorial rights in Japan and Japan obtained further rights in China. Japan later claimed extraterritorial privileges elsewhere in Asia.
Extraterritoriality in China for non-diplomatic personnel ended at various times in the twentieth century. In 1937, the status with respect to the various foreign powers China had diplomatic relations with was thus:[9]
Ceased to have effect | No extraterritorial rights | Will surrender privileges "when all other powers do so" | Rights continued to have effect |
Germany Austria Hungary Soviet Union Mexico (lapsed 1928) |
Bolivia Chile Czechoslovakia Finland Greece Persia Poland Turkey Cuba Uruguay Panama Bulgaria |
Belgium Italy Spain Denmark Portugal Norway Sweden Switzerland |
Brazil France United Kingdom Japan Netherlands United States |
Germany and Austria-Hungary lost their rights in China in 1917 after China joined the allies in World War I; the Soviet Union gave up its rights in China in 1924; the United States and United Kingdom gave up their rights in 1943; Italy and Japan gave up their rights by virtue of being at war with China in World War II; and Portugal was the last country to give up its rights, in 1946.
Japan recognized extraterritoriality in the treaties concluded with the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Netherlands, and Russia in 1858, in connection with the concept of the "most favoured nation".[10] Most countries exercised extraterritorial jurisdiction through consular courts. Britain established the British Court for Japan in 1879.
Japan succeeded in reforming its unequal status with Britain through the Anglo-Japanese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation signed on 16 July 1894 in London. Similar treaties were signed with other extraterritorial powers at the same time. These treaties all came into effect in 1899.[11]
Abolished in 1899 |
United Kingdom United States Russian Empire German Empire Austria-Hungary France |
King Mongkut (Rama IV) of Siam signed the Bowring Treaty granting extraterritorial rights to Britain in 1855.[12] Sir Robert Hermann Schomburgk, British Consul-General from 1859 to 1864, gives an account of his judicial training and responsibilities in a letter to his cousin dated 6 September 1860.[13] Unequal treaties were later signed with 13 other European powers, as well as Japan.
In 1925–1926, the treaties were revised to provide for consular jurisdiction to be terminated, and nationals of the parties to the treaty were to come under the jurisdiction of Thai courts after the introduction of all Thai legal codes and a period of 5 years thereafter.[14] By 1930, extraterritoriality was in effect no longer in force.[15] After absolute monarchy was replaced by constitutional monarchy in the bloodless Siamese revolution of 1932, the constitutional government promulgated a set of legal codes, setting the stage for new treaties signed in 1937–1938 which canceled extraterritorial rights completely.[16]
Abolished in 1917 | Abolished in 1937-1938 |
German Empire Austria-Hungary |
Switzerland Belgium Luxembourg Denmark Sweden United States Norway United Kingdom Italy France Japan Netherlands Portugal |
Current examples[edit]
- Examples where countries have ceded some control (for example, the right to enter at will for law enforcement purposes) without ceding sovereignty include the following:
- Official visits of heads of state[citation needed]
- Extraterritorial properties of the Holy See in Italy
- Headquarters of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta in Rome
- Fort St. Angelo in Malta.[17]
- United Nations headquarters in New York, United Nations offices in Geneva, Vienna, Nairobi, The Hague (International Court of Justice), Hamburg (International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea), Copenhagen and elsewhere.
- The International Bureau of Weights and Measures at the Pavillon de Breteuil in Sèvres[18]
- The NATO (political) headquarters in Brussels and the headquarters of Allied Command Operations, SHAPE near Mons, Belgium[citation needed]
- CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) - for convenience, some facilities that cross into France are under Swiss jurisdiction
- European Patent Office in Munich, Berlin and The Hague
- International Maritime Organisation Headquarters in London[19]
- Special Concessions for cemeteries and memorials. National governments can also own property or special concessions in other host countries without gaining any sort of legal jurisdiction or sovereignty, in which case they are treated similarly to other private property owners. For example, ownership of land under the John F. Kennedy Memorial at Runnymede, England, was given to the United States by the United Kingdom in the John F. Kennedy Memorial Act 1964.[20] Another example of these types of special concessions are the numerous cemeteries and monuments administered by the American Battle Monuments Commission. These are located in Belgium, Cuba, France, Gibraltar, Italy, Luxembourg, Mexico, Morocco, the Netherlands, Panama, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, the Solomon Islands, Tunisia, and the United Kingdom.[21] The most popular site among these is the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in France.
- Various free ports exist outside the main customs territory of their host country.
- Contrary to popular belief, diplomatic missions do not enjoy full extraterritorial status and are not sovereign territory of the represented state.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- Akmal Shaikh
- Antarctic Treaty System
- British Supreme Court for China and Japan
- British Court for Japan
- Demilitarized zone
- Diplomatic Immunity
- Enclave and exclave
- EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg
- Extraterritorial jurisdiction
- Extraterritorial operation
- Harris Treaty
- Imperialism in Asia
- International waters
- International zone
- Law of the Sea
- Moon Treaty
- Neutral territory
- Outer Space Treaty
- Prerogative
- Rasul v. Bush
- Status of forces agreement
- United States Court for China
- ^ Browning, Robert (1992). The Byzantine Empire. Catholic University of America Press. p. 237.
- ^ Meighen, John F.D. (1926). "The International Mixed Court of Shanghai". Commercial Law League Journal 31: 529. Retrieved 23 January 2014.
- ^ Hammond, Kelly (2007). The Shanghai Mixed Court 1863-1880 – Colonial institution building and the creation of legal knowledge as a process of interaction and mediation between the Chinese and the British (Thesis). Simon Fraser University.
- ^ Stephens, Thomas B. (1992). Order and Discipline in China: The Shanghai Mixed Court, 1911-27. University of Washington Press. ISBN 0-295-97123-1. Retrieved 23 January 2014.
- ^ Hudson, Manley O. (July 1927). "The Rendition of the International Mixed Court at Shanghai". The American Journal of International Law 21 (3): 451–471. JSTOR 2189169.
- ^ Yen, Hawkling (March 1930). "The Shanghai Provisional Court: Past and Present". Pacific Affairs (University of British Columbia) 3 (3): 294–298. JSTOR 2749872.
- ^ "The Provisional Court Settlement: Chinese Courts in Shanghai". Pacific Affairs (University of British Columbia) 3 (4): 383–389. April 1930. JSTOR 2750562.
- ^ Helmick, Milton J. (12 September 1945). "United States Court for China". Far Eastern Survey (Institute of Pacific Relations) 14 (18): 252–255. doi:10.1525/as.1945.14.18.01p1654e. JSTOR 3021415.
- ^ Wan, Ching-Chun (July 1937). "China Still Waits the End of Extraterritoriality". Foreign Affairs (Council on Foreign Relations).
- ^ Duus, Peter (1998). Modern Japan, Second Ed. New York: Houghton Mifflin Company.
- ^ Jones, F.C. (1931). Extraterritoriality in Japan. Yale University Press. p. 158.
- ^ Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs, "Extraterritoriality"
- ^ Guehler, Ulrich (1949). "A Letter Written by Sir Robert H. Schomburgk H.B.M.'s Consul in Bangkok in 1860" (PDF). Journal of the Siam Society (Siam Society). 37.2f (digital): images 3–4. Retrieved November 30, 2013.
Translation of a letter written in German by Sir Robert H. Schomburgk ... sheds a light on living conditions in Siam at the time, especially so on the life at the British Consulate.
- ^ "The Elimination of Extraterritoriality". Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Thailand). Retrieved 25 January 2014.
- ^ Eric Lawson (former Commissioner of Police, Bangkok), "Extra-Territoriality as viewed by a police officer", The Police Journal, 3:1, 1930
- ^ "Complete Independence". Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Thailand). Retrieved 25 January 2014.
- ^ http://www.orderofmalta.int/news/39146/after-two-centuries-the-order-of-malta-flag-flies-over-fort-st-angelo-beside-the-maltese-flag/?lang=en
- ^ "BIPM website". Retrieved 5 May 2013.
- ^ "Statutory Instrument 2002:1826 – The International Maritime Organisation (Immunities and Privileges) Order 2002". The Stationery Office Limited. 16 July 2002. Retrieved 10 December 2010.
- ^ Evans, D. M. Emrys (1965). "John F. Kennedy Memorial Act, 1964". The Modern Law Review 28 (6): 703–706.
- ^ "American Battle Monuments Commission". Retrieved 13 March 2013.
Further reading[edit]
- Cassel, Kristoffer. Grounds of Judgment: Extraterritoriality and Imperial Power in Nineteenth-Century China and Japan (Oxford University Press, 2012)
- Kayaoglu, Turan. Legal imperialism: sovereignty and extraterritoriality in Japan, the Ottoman Empire, and China (Cambridge University Press, 2010).
External links[edit]
- Columbia Encyclopedia—"Extraterritoriality"
- Shih Shun Liu, Extraterritoriality, Its Rise and Its Decline (1925)
- Frelinghuysen, Frederick T. (April 29, 1882). Extraterritoriality: A Letter from the Secretary of State to the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations concerning the judicial exercise of extraterritorial rights conferred upon the United States. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office.


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