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Salary: Negotiable
Working Locations: Site, Office, Offshore
Posted: 19/07/2012 09:00:00
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• Bachelor in Engineering – Mechanical, Civil or any equivalent field.
• The holder must have at least minimum 8 years' experience in SURF or Conventional installation activities. Shall also have a sound understanding of the engineering, legal and commercial requirements related to project execution.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Leadership and motivational skills
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'Many survivors are in terrible pain'
Residential schools left lasting trauma, commission finds
VANCOUVER -- Tears form in Barney Williams' eyes and his hand rests over his heart when he speaks about how important a report on residential schools is for First Nations who grew up in the church-run schools.
"Many survivors are in terrible pain," said Williams, himself a residential school survivor and an elder with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which released its interim report Friday.
He said the report is proof many of the 150,000 aboriginal children who were put in the residential school system suffered horrible neglect or physical and sexual abuse.
Williams, 73, went to a residential school on the west coast of Vancouver Island, not far from his Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation reserve, near Tofino, B.C.
He was "not quite seven" when he was first sexually assaulted, he stated. "Pedophiles have their victims. They used you for a while until they found another victim."
It's a story he's told all over Canada, but he said many still don't believe something so horrible could be part of Canada's history.
"A lot of people I talked to would say, 'Well gee, you know priests and nuns would never do that.' That's the belief, right?" he said. "I'm saying, 'Well, you know what? They did that, because my abusers were both male and female."'
That's why he feels the commission's recommendation to use the education system to tell students what happened is a key part of the report.
"It's going to take a lot of work to convince the general public that this really happened. There is still doubt among the general population."
Justice Murray Sinclair, the commission's chairman, said panel members were struck by the amount Canadians don't know about aboriginal people and the sorry legacy of residential schools.
"It has been through the use of an education system by the Canadian government that we have established and created the situation that exists within aboriginal communities and within aboriginal families in this country," Sinclair said at a news conference.
"Also, it is through the educational system that non-aboriginal Canadians have been taught what they've come to learn about aboriginal people or not learned about aboriginal people in this country. We believe it is through the educational system that that information can be corrected, that that lack of information can be filled."
Sinclair also called on the government to mount a public information campaign to educate Canadians.
It took 130 years to get to this point in the process, Sinclair said, and it may take that long again for First Nations to recover from the abuse.
Commissioner Marie Wilson told reporters that because the residential school stain was never taught in Canadian schools, no one knew what happened to generations of aboriginals.
"We have all been the losers for lack of that knowledge and understanding. It has led us to a place of stereotypes and judgment."
The commission was set up to help First Nations heal from abuses in a system that was "an assault" on aboriginal children, their families and their culture, the interim report said.
The report said the schools "often were sites of institutionalized child neglect, excessive physical punishment, and physical, sexual and emotional abuse."
The commission found several generations of children were "traumatized" by being abused, witnessing abuse or being "coerced to participate in abuse."
Aboriginal children were taken from their families and forced to attend the schools. The first opened in the 1870s and the last closed in 1996.
The commission makes 20 recommendations in its interim report, including a call for the federal government to distribute a framed copy of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's historic formal apology to residential school survivors. It says the apology should be displayed prominently in every secondary school in the country and delivered to every known residential-school survivor.
Another recommendation calls for health and wellness centres to offer trauma and grief counselling for residential-school survivors.
Northwest Territories Education Minister Jackson Lafferty has committed to an education program about residential schools in his territory and attended the news conference.
Lafferty, who addressed the crowd first in his Dene language, also went to a residential school, but has been able to retain his language.
"We lost our childhood, we lost our families, the joy of our spirits and our innocence."
He said the release of the interim report allows thousands of aboriginals across Canada to take another step in finding peace.
The interim report comes as the commission reaches the halfway mark in its five-year mandate. The commissioners are set to deliver their full report when their mandate expires in 2014.
-- The Canadian Press
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 25, 2012 A19
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The video of the beheading of American journalist James Foley went viral last week, in spite of Twitter and YouTube efforts to remove it from their sites for its graphic content.This is understandable, as there is an element of voyeurism involved in watching the gory clip. And its mass circulation has the unintentional effect of cheapening the horror of Foley's death in an almost pornographic way.However, it is precisely the chilling depiction of the slaughter that provides the world with a glimpse into the nature of ISIS, the Sunni terrorist organization that is trying to take over Syria and Iraq, before turning the entire region (and then the world) into an Islamic caliphate.Not that the group has been hiding its blood lust. On the contrary, it is proud of its brutality and pedophilia.And tales of its raping, maiming and killing of Christians are being told, albeit with far less gusto than the media reserves for Israeli air strikes in Gaza.Nor was it unknown in Washington that Foley and other Americans were being held by ISIS.But it wasn't until President Barack Obama watched the footage of Foley's murder, in the video titled "Message to America," that the ostensible leader of the free world was forced to face what the West is up against. And though his response was to say that ISIS "speaks for no religion," even he could not escape the horrors going on in the Middle East – and in this case cultivated in Britain – perpetrated by Islamists.Indeed, it is one thing to spend years theorizing, strategizing and looking the other way when mass murder is taking place; it is quite another to see an individual US citizen being executed on camera.Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu took the opportunity to tell the world, particularly the Obama administration, that "Hamas is ISIS. ISIS is Hamas. They're the enemies of peace, they're the enemies of Israel, they're the enemies of all civilized countries...."Netanyahu's restating of the obvious about terrorism did no good, however.Ten minutes after extending public condolences to Foley's grief-stricken parents, Obama was off to the golf course, and State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf was telling the press that Netanyahu's comparison was not accurate. "I think by definition they are two different groups," she said.Harf had to say that. Otherwise, how could her bosses continue to "caution" Israel about the use of excessive force against Hamas targets in Gaza? Which brings us to one of Israel's main handicaps in the battle it keeps losing in the international arena: a lack of willingness, based on moral concerns, to employ the PR methods of its enemies. Israel has truth on its side. But lies sell better and spread faster than facts.Nowhere is this more evident than inside a media outlet that strives to uphold a professional level of journalistic standards and ethics. It is something I experienced firsthand as a member of the editorial staff of The Jerusalem Post during the second intifada.This was the suicide-bombing war launched by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Yasser Arafat in answer to the Oslo Accords, which he repeatedly breached.That guerrilla war, which began in 2000 and culminated in Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gaza, was characterized by its barbarism. Every day, Palestinian terrorists blew themselves up on buses, in restaurants and at malls. The ensuing carnage was horrifying beyond belief.Whenever interviewed at the scene of one of these crimes against humanity, police and paramedics always said the same thing – that they would never get used to seeing and dealing with this kind of abomination. Each such incident was so bloody and full of severed body parts that even seasoned security and ambulance personnel were deeply traumatized.At every morning meeting, held to discuss the stories that we would cover in the paper for the following day, we would end up debating the issue of the photos accompanying the inevitable terrorist attack or, as was often the case, multiple attacks.Publishing gruesome pictures was deemed by a majority of the editors to be out of the question for a number of reasons, chief among them the dignity of the dead and the privacy of their families. After all, who can bear seeing a child's bloody backpack on the ground – with its owner's name in plain sight – next to an arm or a leg of someone else? On one occasion, the head of a suicide bomber flew into a schoolyard in Jerusalem, and we noted the invisible injuries sustained by those onlookers fortunate enough to have emerged physically unscathed from the bombing.But without an illustration of what a severed head rolling into a school yard actually looks like, it is hard to grasp. Still, the decision stood; the photo would not appear in our pages.The Palestinian press had a different approach. Any retaliatory action on Israel's part was met with a media blitz of blood and gore for the world to see. Then, as today, many of their photos were staged, stolen from previous wars in other countries and touched up for both local and foreign consumption.Then, as today, it has the desired effect. Israel looks like a vicious Goliath trampling a helpless David. After that, the rest is catch-up commentary that nobody listens to or believes.A perfect example was the alleged and subsequently debunked Jenin "massacre." As part of Operation Defensive Shield in 2002, the IDF entered the Jenin refugee camp in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) to eliminate the terrorist strongholds from where many of the suicide bombings were planned and carried out.While we editors were busy keeping photos of dismembered Israeli men, women and children away from the already shaky public, the Palestinian Authority media were having a field day with their own footage. By the time the UN determined that what happened in Jenin was not a massacre, it was too late. The damage had been done to Israel, and all that remained was to try and shake off the residue.A picture is not merely worth a thousand words. When monstrous enough, it renders one speechless.Just ask anyone who viewed the Foley decapitation.Perhaps the time has come to show our own photos for a change.The writer is the author of To Hell in a Handbasket: Carter, Obama, and the 'Arab Spring.'
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The funding crisis at the MBTA is completely man-made and easily fixable without reaching too deeply into the pockets of taxpayers. When the Legislature transferred $3.3 billion in 2000 debt onto the T's books (in exchange for 20 percent of the sales tax), it put an already bloated and poorly run agency in financial quicksand. Now the T is roughly $6 billion in debt, which makes it No. 1 in the nation for public transit system indebtedness. The T paid almost $400 million in principal and interest alone in fiscal 2011. That's on a $1.6 billion budget — that's right, 25 percent of the budget goes to debt service.
It is a recipe for a third-world public transit system. It's the Legislature's responsibility to fix the mess it has made, but it's another thing altogether to fund Patrick's laundry list of new projects. These initiatives are sprinkled strategically throughout the state, designed to engage central and western Mass. representatives who resent Boston-centric spending priorities. Some $100 million for a Pittsfield/New York train; $20 million for rail service to Hyannis. Some $1.8 billion for rail service to New Bedford and Fall River.
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Optimism is riding high in the building industry though there is still doubt about when the Christchurch earthquake rebuild projects will peak.
That is the finding of an Aecom NZ survey showing 73 per cent of respondents associated with the infrastructure and buildings sector expect higher activity in New Zealand in the next year.
The May survey result from 400 respondents was a significant jump from 53 per cent in the previous national survey in November.
Those in the survey included those working directly in the industry or supporting it from within councils or providing banking, legal or design services.
About 60 per cent of respondents working in Canterbury believe that the peak of the rebuild will be in 2016 and beyond.
Aecom NZ managing director Dean Kimpton said the rebuild was a unique but challenging opportunity, but with some hurdles particularly in finding skilled staff in Canterbury.
"All parties are pushing hard to achieve long-term, sustained success for Christchurch.
"The uncertainty and frustration we're seeing in survey participants' responses is a natural and expected reaction due to the unprecedented scale and complexity of the rebuild," Kimpton said.
The Treasury has revised up the total cost of the wider rebuild efforts of $40 billion.
The lack of certainty was putting pressure on business leaders' hiring intentions for work further out, and staff were also hard to find.
In Canterbury 81 per cent of respondents were finding the recruitment of skilled professionals a significant hurdle.
The majority of national respondents - including more than 60 per cent of respondents working in Canterbury - believe the peak rebuild will be in 2016 or later.
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Seeing a golden Mercedes rushing through the old-fashioned streets of Yerevan, Armenia's capital, in which every third resident lives in poverty, was a real shock for ordinary people.
The golden Mercedes, which only Arabian sheikhs ride, has recently appeared on Yerevan's streets. This shocking occurrence has given rise to heated discussions and comments on social networks in Armenia.
Indignant Armenians said someone in Armenia has decided to shock the population by demonstrating Arabian sheikhs' pleasure. The society is outraged by the appearance of the luxury car in the background of poverty in the country.
Local media found out that the owner of the strange car is a 21-year-old resident of Yerevan whose father is an entrepreneur. He probably wanted just to imitate richness in Armenia, where there's no economic growth and people's dissatisfaction is on the rise.
In difference to this 21-year old man, the Armenian government, faced with a paralyzed economy, is forced to put the state companies on sale. Following the sale of 20 percent of the shares of ArmRosgasprom to Russia on December 2013, the government has decided to cut the ArmWaterCanal company's capital and denationalize its property.
"The government has sold everything possible, and it is the water supply's turn now," local media emphasized.
The government has almost sold the Armenian electricity network company to the Russian oil and gas company Rosoil. The final agreement was reached on March 1, 2014.
"After the sale of the company, electricity tariffs are expected to rise in the country," local media said.
These desperate decisions by the government have indeed confirmed that the Armenian economy has reached a deadlock. The country's foreign national debt continues to rise; it increased by 4.4 percent in 2013, reaching $3.9 billion.
The National Statistics Service reported that the debt grew by $5.6 million in January 2014, reaching $3,909 billion.
Armenia's small economy suffers seriously from monopoly, as monopolies and oligopolies hold about 60 percent of the share in the Armenian market, the World Bank's report on "Republic of Armenia: Accumulation, Competition, Cooperation" published in November 2013 shows.
The government is seeking ways to ensure the stability of national currency, dram, which has has continued to drop in value in the past few months. The Armenian Central Bank made foreign exchange intervention to prevent devaluation, and put $100 million to the market since February 2014.
The authorities have put Yerevan's rather large restaurant complexes, which are in the city centre, on urgent sale.
The sale of major state facilities seems to be the last tool of the Armenian government to save the country from collapse. It would have been great if this 21-year- old young rider of a golden car could save the nation...
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