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A Green Party policy to protect Maui's dolphins could cost Taranaki thousands of jobs and billions of dollars, Conservation Minister Nick Smith says.
Yesterday the Green Party announced a new policy to ban set-net fishing, trawling and gas and oil exploration within reserve areas that are home to the 55 Maui's dolphins.
The move could have a significant impact on both Taranaki's fishing and oil and gas industries, Smith said.
"There has not been a single incident involving Maui's dolphin and Taranaki's $3 billion oil and gas industry in over 40 years," Smith said.
"The prohibition on any new oil and gas exploration in this large area will come at a huge economic cost long term not just to Taranaki, but more widely to New Zealand.
"This extreme Green policy will cost Taranaki thousands of jobs and billions of dollars."
However, New Plymouth Green Party candidate, Sarah Roberts, backed the proposal and said it made no sense to let new oil and gas exploration and mining move in with the dolphins.
Smith had exaggerated the loss of jobs at the same time as downplaying the risk to the Maui's dolphins, she said.
"The mammal sanctuary is like a national park in the sea and if you set one up you need to treat it the same as you would the national park up the mountain."
She said the Green Party was keen on solutions to protect both the dolphins and the livelihood of the fishermen.
The party had announced $20 million would be given to fishermen who might face "hardship" if the ban took place.
The money would be used as transitional support to help provide alternative dolphin-friendly fishing gear.
"It's a win-win for everyone."
However, New Plymouth MP Jonathan Young reiterated his concerns that proposals that limit activity because of the Maui's dolphins could make Taranaki's oil and gas sector the new endangered species.
"The National Government has put stringent restrictions in place to protect the Maui's dolphin, but the Greens' plan to prohibit any new oil and gas developments means that a Labour-Greens coalition government would potentially see the Taranaki region go into economic recession," Young said.
With approximately 5500 direct and indirect jobs in Taranaki through the petroleum sector, Taranaki voters should be wary of a policy of this nature becoming law, he said.
However, New Plymouth's Labour candidate Andrew Little said the party did not support a ban of offshore drilling. "The biggest risk is set-nets," he said.
"There's no evidence that offshore drilling has an impact on Maui's dolphins, so we can't support that. As for the set-nets, we already have bans in place so I don't really see what the Greens are trying to achieve."
Maui's dolphins are found only in New Zealand waters, primarily on the west coast of the North Island from Maunganui Bluff to the Whanganui River.
The area has been made a marine mammal sanctuary, but oil and gas exploration is allowed and goes on within it.
Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei said yesterday the sanctuary was a sham and the government allowed practices which were lethal to Maui's dolphins to take place.
"It's closer to a slaughterhouse than a safe house," she said.
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Issue date: Friday, April 18, 1930
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Port Arthur News (Newspaper) - April 18, 1930, Port Arthur, Texas Make Certain You're in Census Today The Port Arthur News XXIX. NO. 108. PORT TEXAS. FRIDAY. APRIL 18. 1930. -PRICE FIVE CENTS DOUBTS PROHI CLAIM ARTHUR eight months ago. n. L. Murray appointed by Ciov. Dan Moody Judge of the newly created criminal district court. J Judgo Murray announced that he i would endeavor to achieve the aim of thnt of affording i prompt nnd efficient j for all accused of felony offenses In Jefferson county. How well Judgn Murray has hew- ed to his pledge Is a matter of com- mon backed by facts. THE criminal district under JudBo Murray's judicial admln- has accompllehed a rec- Is believed outstanding Promptnem in which canes go to trial has been Inxplrlnp In tho In- terests of law nnd order. Following settings i are fixed In Jig nnd Judge j Murray has adhered rigidly to a policy of denying efforts to delay itrial. i f HTHIS policy Is In the Intrr- 1 ests of the citizenship. Certainty of rcfusnl to per- mit of cases has un- doubtedly been n. deterrent of fel- and the mornl effect of quick Instead of even delay has been far-rcachlng. UDGE MUriHAY Is the first on _ Jefferson crlmlnnl dls- court bench. He has been reluctant to an- jnounce for because In no doing felt would to fiacrlflcn a lucrative law practice for a relatively enlary. It only after repeated urg- ing by friends and thoughtful citi- and of law and order thnt Judge Murray contented to announce he would be a candi- date. Diversion Of Grain Shipments From Port Is Cited At Hearing TRAFFICMIEF OF GIVES LINES EARNINGS Sabine Case Likely To Ex- tend Into Next Week LESS RETURNS EXPECTED Testimony Introduced Op- posing New Railroad Testifying thnt the Kansas City Southern in the larRcst amount iVTHOUT In thn j tho qualifications of any or randliUte.1 may the offlro to Judgn we nonetheless are of the belief that thr known ef- ficiency fairness which has been Judge Murray'a on the bench should warrant determination by thoughtful citizens that he be re- elected to It. AS a matter of when the primaries are JieJd Judga Mur- ray will have been levi than a year in and certainly sacri- fice of prlvatr practice morn re- than the salary of judge In fMrneK rntllln him to re- election. in HIP history of the company with the cxcnption of 11. A. C. K. mnnnger of Kansas City continued hln testimony todny In the Inter- state Commerce commUMon henr- Inc In the .Sabine Basin railway case. Trtrnleum Tonnacn which were heard this morning in Goodhue hotel. reverted back to tin Vaughan this where they will be held for thr remainder of the session. Weaver testified that 39.3 per cent of the total tonnage of the K. C. S. handled In 1829. or 29.73 per cent nf the totnl attributed to petroleum and products. PiwprcM Ilrichf The being conducted by Examiner IT. C Davlit to determlnr whether thn Missouri Pacific and. nanta Fe railroads shaJI be allowed to enter the district through acquisition of the Castern Texas Electric company interurban be- tween. Port Artliur and Beaumont. wilt Into next week. observers predicted at the conclu- sion of the momlng tension. Weaver testified that although the K. C. H. did have large earning in 1920 the prospects for 1930 wire not bright at all and every indlca- 1 lion wna that these earnings woull tn race 1C. Column Illness Fatal BISHOP'S SON BOOKED ON HOMICIDE CHARGE NEW YORK. April 16 Mathrw MM on Jr. reported by police to bo the of the Eplncopnl bishop coadju- tor of Tenn. was hooked on a homicide charce by police following the death of David Paynter. 73. retired printer. room of house early Maxon. Columbia unlver- footbnll player. having broken n chjlr over elderly hrad. WORK COMPLETE Hospital To Open Tuesday. April 29 The St. Gntez Memorial hospital en the Beaumont road will begin receiving on dny. April 29. it was learned this while the be formally opened with three days of being conducted April 27. 28 and 29. Onr of the days he for Beaumont people while Sunday will be for the people of Port Arthur and vicinity. Con- struction work has been completed and equipment U rapidly put Into place In preparation for the POSTOFFICE LEASES TO BE INVESTIGATED WASHINGTON. April K- of all p.ut office waa ordered by ihr today. The approv- ed without a objection the Tllalnr resolution authorizing rrratlon of a jenntcrUl rommltter nf fire members to mike the ln- COMMANDERY INVITED TO EASTER SERVICES The Tort Arthur Commnndery No. 73. Tetnpar. lieen to Join tn Caster with the Hmumont com- mandery to be held morning 3 o'clock. A deleca- wlll on 4 Inter- urbtn. CONFEREES AGREE ON SENATE CASEIN RATE WASHINGTON. April IS i.iv- tariff hill d upon the on Innrnlnc duty from 2 1-2 to 3 1 2 poun-l. NEGRO SOUGHT IN ASSAULTING WOMAN HOUSTON. April H CV.-PolIre making M cltywide to- day for a whn IP reported to harr a lon a. m. on her WTiy lo work. KNIGHTS OF MALTA TO ATTEND CHURCH Lonr Star No. 621. of members arr planning to attend the Plmt Bap- tist church In a body. Eautrr Sun- day. Every Eauter they attend some church In a jrroup. Thir year they the church. Knights will meet at Carpenter hall. Seventh street. Beaumont avenue Ml 7 p. m. march tn the church. PALATIAL HOME OF COAL DEALER BOMBED ASHTABULA. Ohio. April lr. The home of M. C. prnmlnrnt coal dealei. early today. No one Injured. The dr- Irnatlon Mew out a large pait of the- fcnirdatlon and win- down thrtnijthout hourr. Ing dnmicr. CA1T. COTT TLUMMER CENSUS RESULT HEREJN DOUBT Local Enumerators Report- ing To Galveston Because Port Arthur census enumerators are reportrnc direct to the office In progress of the work of enumerat- ing Port Arthur's population wits In doubt today. Twenty-five have working In. Port Arthur with but one reporting as harlnjr-'com- pleted. Col. H. H. HaJnc.'. general man- ager of the chamber of todny said he hud -written Super- visor Hawley at Galventon for a list of the enumerators here and the tcrritroy assigned lo each. Length of time remaining before hooks will be finally closed Is not but It la believed. Halnu the work will continue for icvevral ilaya in order to pi re enu- opportunity lo re-check their territories. The News eliewhere on this prints a coupon to be filled out by those not their neigh- bors or have been counted. No figures were available today to indicate the of tho work here. Reports that In one negro territory believed to have about 1FOO negro enumerators actually found about 3000. SCHERZER ENGINEER WILL CONFER HERE E. T. Hatelet. chief engineer of Scherrer Rolling Bridge com- pany. Is expected here within tho next few to confer with City Engineer W. O. Bower and other members of the engineers' sub- rommltter of the Pleasure Pier bridge body on plans for the pier pany. drawn by com- GOTT PLUMMER FUNERAL RITES TO BE_SUNDAY Veteran Sabine Pilot Dies After Long Illness BODY TO ARRJVE TODAY Preceded In Death By Broth- er At Beaumont Captain Cott 205 Allicn n charter member of the Sabine Pilots' and the oldest mem- ber or the association in point of died at o'clock Thursday afternoon In John Srn'.y hospital at Gnlveston after a. long illness. Captain Plummer died a week afler his brother. Captain Fred Plummer. died In Beaumont. tain Cott Plummet's death came as result of an illness which be- when he collapsed aboard the pilot boat off Sabine several weeks ago after he had taken a vessel Here When H Coming to Port Arthur when he was 14 yean of age with his fa- ther. Captain Otis Plummer. whc. was the first bar pilot off Sabine district. Captain Plummer had established himself not only as a pilot out also as a. business brink' connected with several business enterprises In Port Ar' Sabine and Beaumont. In 1909 when he captured the famous __ ths veteran pilot helped .to'place Port Arthur on the map. ands of ftxcurvlonlata Port Arthur to see the giant monster uf the and to go bade with tales of prosperlty'Df this section of the country. GatcV Intimate Frle'nd Captain Plummer wan an mate friend of John W. who with Arthur Stllwell has been cred- ited with Port Arthur. The body is to arrive In Beau- mont at o'clock this afternoon from Galvettcn and w be to Page 16. Column LEEjS DEAD Texas Congressman Suc- cumbs In Washington WASHINGTON. April 15 R. Q. died today following an apopletlc stroke suffered about a month ago. was serving his first term In the houw. having been elected to succeed Rep. Thomas Blanten. The Texas congressman had shiwn of Improvement until several nays ago when he suf- fered a. relapse. GYROSCOPIC ROBOT PILOTS PLANE SAN FRANCISCO. April 18 giant bomb- Ing controlled by two small gyroscopic flew a straight lino from Mather field. neat of the army air to Crlssy San circled around for a few and returned with unerring preci- sion to its starting point last night. flight was witnessed by thousands. It was undertaken to prove the value of a pIlotlMs plane for bombing purposes In time of war. Loaded high explosives and controlled from a distance It could be a juggernaut of destruction against an enemv. Major Hugh J. second bombardment Hans Adamson. representing the retary of war. and Elmer Sperry. brother of the In- ventor of the gyroscope-control rode In tha but aside from Major Knerr taking off. precslng a button to circle the business and the plane was not controlled by hu- man Contact bj- radio was kept with the two fields but radio had nothing to do with control of the plane. The 50-pound gyroscope mechanism was Install- ed near the forward section of the fuillage. where It unerringly corrected every deviation from the charted course. Christians Commemorate Death Of Savior Today Solemn Services Mark Observance of Good Friday in Churches of Christendom Friday was solemnly celebrated today by Port Arthur Chrls- O tlans and In all the principal churches of the In Catholic before altars stripped of their ornaments and surmounted by. veiled crlclflxes black-vcstmented priests devoutly prostrating themselves today com memorated the death of ChrUL The of the Pre-SanctlfleJ. the singing of the and the singing of the 'Tenebrac' observed In St. Mary's Catho- lic church here as In all Catholic churches throughout the world. Christian Port Arthur entered Holy Week last the Jews commemorated the de- liverance of Israel from the yoke of thp Passover 1000 years ago the Christians began celebrating the deliverance of the deliverer from the grave. One celebrated the birth of his other the birth of his religion. For the Jewish as such was born In the -while the TWO BURNED BLAST ON TUG Damage Done To Texas Company's Juliet Sftttal It Tlit BEAU1IONT. April Severely- burned about the hands and face. W. M. 29. captain of the Texas Company's pleasure tug and J. H. Mitchell. 35. his who waa less seriously were at a hospital here Friday as the result of a gasoline explosion aboard the SO- foot at the foot of Pearl last night. Mitchell resides at 2635 Tenth. Port and Holmes In Gritting park. Damage to the craft unoffi- cially estimated today at -between Gasoline leaking- from the 'Hoc or a which became ignited by a spark from the waa blamed for the blast by MlttficlU Probable death for the two men and destruction of their craft wu averted when the was extlnguuhed by the Beaumont flra department before it had reached 300 gallons of gasoline stored on the tug. according Jo Mitchell. The flare occurred in a tank containing nine pUlo-.3 and located just above the genera- tor. MACHINE GUNS PLACED TO PREVENT TROUBLE JERUSALEM. April IS Telegraphic Machine guns hare been placed in strategic positions on all the main streets of Jerusalem to prevent pos- sible trouble growing out of the Christian and Mohammedan holi- days. ARE KUXED VALENCIA. Spain. April IS persons were dead and 20 badly hurt today following a col- lision between a train and a pas- senger bus near Gllet. a mining town in this vicinity. It wu Im- possible to Identify the bodies. GIRL ROOMMATES OF VICTIM QUIZZED CLARKNDEN. April IS Attorney William C Gloth sjild morn- Ing that Olpt Sklnnrr and MlldrrJ Sperry. roommates of Mary j Wathlncton navy department em- ployr found lart Saturday wrre Icvated yesiterdny at Mount Cwtlr. and questioned. J. P. WORST BLIZZARD IN WISCONSIN REPORTED M ELLEN. ApM I One cf nornt Mltwrdu rf the after noon had pllrd up ard elgM inehcn of Other In onry-mln. SENTENCED 21 YEARS IN YEAR-OLD SLAYING BATESV1ULE. April 1S- former hteh whool ronxlelM of rr.urder today and flteJ at 21 emment. for the a ymr ago cf a mer- chant of Cord. tht of thr wrrnan he loved. Mfllen mldnlcht night and by ____________ AWARD CONTRACTS FOR CARGO OF LIQUOR i CARRYING OCEAN MAIL Vu eAi cc nnrrnu I APru PALbt BUI General Brown NEW YOP.K. April I with of Iho rrrw of the NUX- j l.'nltwl Fruit IJne ihe company for f PT today a i calllnc in of li-jurr hffn rf a fulrc el J 38 BLOWN TO DEATH AS LIGHTNING HITS LISBON. April MV from Porturuwe today. thit work- Ing hoih men and were Mown to there a AUTHOR WILL CONSULT SWISS BLIND April the anthnr ft the hannul hM left amid creat a St'ldn ll f fforl i lo bliadaf Census Miss Make Your Name Count Fill In This Coupon BECAUSE of thr difficulty encountered by In finding people- lit home wbrn they thrro U probability that n great many people will not ho Included In Port em- and thHr eitend co-operation. A cor- rrrt onumerallon of Tort pnpulstlon of iltal Iniportancr. Tho to ho of cieij povlhle In the pub- Kelow coupon In ho filled out and nvd In checking the count hrrr. If you think thrro U a possibility or any of yonr or ntlchhorv or not hrrn Indnitcd In Ihr count. Hit In tho coupon TOPAV. It. malt It hrinr It lo Tho and It will hr pUcrd In pror-er that you or ther win br In- cluded In Port popnlatloti count. writr plainly. tiamr. ntimhrr. and of anj-ope jow Sfllrrr may NAME Number...... Street. Phone.... NAME Number Street Phonr NAME Number Street Phrn- NAME Numbrt SlTeel Phcrip NAME Number Street Phone NAME Number Street Phonr cult of tho Christ sprang from thr sepulchral Exodus. Easter commemorates not the Resurrection but the Christian papBover from the Old Dispensa- tion of the .moral law to the New as achieved by 'the Atonement of the Christ upon the Easter Is rived fromiOstnra or the Norse In Latin languages it Is called by an equivalent of Pesach. the He- brew word for the Passover. Such prominent symbols as -the Easter egg and rabbit were old pagan conceptions signifying pro- to rage Column 'FRAMEUP' CITED Girl Testifies Negro Was Shot In Back FORT WORTH. April IB John Alsup shot Isaac Tate. negro one of the Polytechnic bank rob- bers. In the back while the tatter's hands were then fired sev- eral into his body after the negro had testified a student of Texas Woman's college at exam- ining trial for Alsup and A. P. Boyt today. She was Miss Frances Whitezlde of who standing across the street from the Polytechnic Methodist where the negro was killed. Alsup and Boyt are charged with murder for the two Tate and Gecpe after the latter attempted to rob the bank. Evi- dence has been offered by the state In an effort to that Alrup. Boyt and the rob- bery to pet the 35000 reward for dead bank banditti. BUILDING PERMITS FOR ISSUED Four calling for J6MO in new were Iprued by Building Iiuprctcr J. Cain aj follow this of Columbus hall. 1105 Fifth vtreet. to haTL Grace Mummy. 1031 West 1th re- model wldence. A. H. Calll- han. Grlfflnc flve-rom denre. B200 W. A. 5M4 Fifth ftve-reem drrce. J2JOO. SENATORIAL SURVEY OF BANKING URGED April IS A complete rcnatorlal of the national and federal with rrfrrrncr to I 'peculation and rhaln hanking was j m-rmimended today hr the hanking and currency committee. CHILD DIES CF SCALDS FALLING IN COFFEE HOUSTON. April 1H WrlgJit cf M-. und J. L. died Irday of Inin a coffee carnfi City. REPEAL VOTE LEADING POLL iaijots Returned In Nationwide Survey The vote for repeal of the 18th amendment continues to hold its commanding lead with over 41 per cent of the total of bal- lots returned from the entire -43 states in the sixth returns of the Literary Digest's nation wide prohibition poll. The break-up of the grand total given 913.681 votes for enforce- 991.473 for and for repeal. This shown only 28 per thr total vote for strict enforce- ment while practically 30 per cent favor modification to legalize wines and beers. The vote by For Knf. 4.984 B7.237 1.904 3.151 7J1S' For Mod. 790 2.W7 8.209 ZJWS J.6S3 .1.654. AUbama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Dlst- of Cot Florida Idaho'...... Jlllnolr 'Indiana. Iowa Kentucky 10.1J3 Louisiana Maine Maryland Ma'chuMttft Michigan Minnesota MUfilKfppI 37.1M Montana Nebraska 18.475 177 X. 4JOS N. Jersey 3WW Mexico 697 York 1W.075 1M.4Z2 X. Carolina 11.714 Dakota Ohio 7U67 Oklahoma 11.744 Oregon Fennlvanla. 100.110 Rhode IVnd 2.735 For Repeal 652 647B SJI0I 4.47H ISJUc 31J62 .3X840 33.669 6.160 16.701 63JJ83 4U18 30.73J 3.799 309 38.602 2J19 13.052 389 3.7S2' 39.021 SSI 7.7351 79.101 8.MS M.MI VIEW ENTERED AS TESTIMONY IN WET PROBE Letter From Chairman Of Antis Read Committee Adjournns Until Next Tuesday April IS The name of Hoover was brought into the senate lobby committee inves- tigation of wet and dry organ- izations today through a letter written by W. H. Stayton. chair- man of the board of the associa- tion against the prohibition stating that the chief executive. la beginning to doubt whether prohibition can be en- forced. It was read before the lobby committee as It wan questioning Henry H. president the Anti-Prohibition association. for the third day concerning 'ta activities In behalf of the repeal of the dry- Double Enforcement The written last Febru- ary to Charles S. Wood of Phila- vice 'president of the 'or- ganization. stated In own feeling. as. I talk to members of congress and public officials la that Mr. Hoover Is beginning to doubt whether can be en- He -wants to take plenty time to consider but he U being abused a little too. Currmn continued to attack thn prohibition law BS .Indefensible and predicted that It would bo repealed within f Ivr -years i. placed. written- by-' man of tho-_ i the amend-' ment. 'during tho latter''part last asking contributions 'for the organizations ufrom contribu- tors to democratic fund. It was _ sent to 4M demo- crata. the 'records showed brought In 12 contributions total- Ing -A similar letter was sent to 240 by Lamnot Du- an official of-the associa- and resulted.In five contribu- tions totaling The'committee adjourned until W8 Tuesday. 238J09 S. Carolina S. Dakota TCXJM Utah Vermont 3.614 18J79 SJ79 Waahlnrton W. 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Grain InAay hot tn marine tirrv hi on ntf OILWARPLANNED American Producers To Fight Dutch-Shell FORT WORTH. April 13 American oil producers assembled here today with the avowed alas or organizing fc- a war on the Royal Dutch-Shell principal Im- porter of petroleum. IVlrt of president of tht American Petroleum uid the Dutch Shell -U plastering country with stations and distributing foreign-produced antt refined oil la direct competition to the American re- on the Inland of off the coast of has daily output of 173.000 barren to enlarged lo produce rw.- 000 barrels. Franklin He said the would be di- rected at trca the company tc United Stairs. -which permit cprmtt in th-s GETS TEARS Sftntl It Tftf 11-JohnnU Steadmaa. was tfvrn In the penitentiary for tho murder of wife here last month by a jury In'crtmlaal district cmirt thlt afternoon. Weather Report 'n -----In fmh nrt cwt-r In COMPAHATIVC MOOHI.V r. re. p. m P. n. n. f. II. 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On college campuses up and down the Sunshine State, a massive voter registration drive is on. It's being conducted by the Florida Public Interest Research Group. While it may be a non-partisan effort, the more young people who are registered, the better Democrats may fare come election day.
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Peacekeeping: the UN's principal task
According to Article 1 of the Charter of the United Nations, the purpose of the organization is "to maintain world peace and international security". As the German Bundestag confirmed on 22 June 2001, "the United Nations' principal task remains unchanged: to play a central role in making and maintaining world peace and international security". Given the many crises and conflicts around the world, as well as the new risks and threats to international security posed also by non‑state actors, the need for such efforts is no less pressing today than in the past.
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The maintenance or restoration of peace is the paramount task of the United Nations Security Council. It takes appropriate measures and can, for example, issue mandates for peace missions. It can also mandate regional organizations (such as NATO, the EU, the OSCE or the African Union) or so‑called "coalitions of the willing" (for example, the military mission KFOR in Kosovo) led either by an individual country or by an international organization to settle conflicts. Since its founding, the United Nations has itself conducted or mandated over 65 peace missions.
A new approach: multidimensional operations
Since the end of East-West confrontation, the spectrum of tasks international peace missions perform has changed. The fact that the UN is today increasingly involved in efforts to resolve conflicts arising within states also means changes in the kinds of tasks peace missions are called upon to carry out. Today, most peace missions perform varied civilian and military tasks. Alongside military peacekeeping tasks, these so‑called multidimensional operations also assume a wide range of civilian duties such as supporting security sector reform, monitoring elections and democratic processes, humanitarian aid, economic reconstruction, rule of law institution-building and monitoring the human rights situation.
Since 2000 there has been a substantial increase in UN‑led peacekeeping (so‑called blue helmet missions), with currently more than 113,000 people involved in such missions (soldiers, police officers and other civilian personnel). The bulk of UN peacekeepers are deployed in Africa and this will presumably continue to be the case for the foreseeable future. The broad spectrum of tasks undertaken by UN‑led missions and the great increase in their size and scope present the UN system with significant challenges in terms of planning and implementing missions.
Improving the effectiveness of UN peace missions
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Germany is actively contributing to efforts to improve the effectiveness of UN peace missions. These efforts are guided by the findings of the Brahimi Report, which was drawn up in 2000 at the request of the UN Secretary-General and proposed a package of wide-ranging political, military, financial, personnel and organizational reforms.
The Report and its follow‑up documents, the recommendations and findings of the UN General Assembly's Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations (C‑34 Committee) concerning the evolution of peacekeeping as a concept, as well as related proposals put forward by the UN Secretary-General, all provide important guiding principles for UN peace missions. The intention is not only to ensure peacekeepers have the resources necessary to accomplish their mission but also to improve the UN's capabilities in the fields of early warning, crisis management and post‑conflict rehabilitation.
Given the substantial rise in the scope of UN‑led peace missions since 2000, further reforms have been launched aimed at improving operational capabilities, the speed of deployment and security for UN personnel on the ground. Moreover, measures for long‑term stabilization and peacebuilding are to be taken into account during the planning and implementation stages of UN peace missions. Closer cooperation with regional organizations (for example, the European Union or the African Union) and the systematic development of regional peacekeeping capabilities, especially in Africa, are two important goals the UN has set. In addition, guidelines and measures have been drawn up to tackle the problem of the sexual abuse of women by blue helmets (zero tolerance policy).
German support for the further development of UN peacekeeping
Along with its EU partners, Germany endorses these initiatives. As in other areas, the key to success is standardized operational conditions and training guidelines. At our UN Training Centre in Hammelburg and the Federal Armed Forces Command and Staff College in Hamburg, we therefore run courses with an international intake offering training and pre‑deployment preparation for military observers and staff officers, as well as future military commanders of UN peace missions.
In addition, the participation of our armed forces in peacekeeping exercises and exchanges with other UN training centres and German institutions involving both instructors and course participants serve to foster mutual understanding and trust, as well as all‑round professionalism. Internationally, Germany is also involved in groundwork to harmonize and standardize training for UN peace missions. In this connection we are working closely with the UN Secretariat's Integrated Training Service on training modules designed for various command levels serving with peace missions, which will be introduced internationally in due course. Both through our contributions to UN peace missions and the highly qualified German nationals working for the UN in New York and its specialized agencies, Germany is helping strengthen the world organization.
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Anyway, I want to start hearing some new music! (you'll use music from D/P or from many games?)
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Move over, food trucks! Fashion trucks are taking trends to the road. Mobile fashion boutiques are pulling in at events and festivals around Charlotte to offer new ways to shop for clothing and accessories. You'll want to hit the road for these five North Carolina-based trucks selling the latest styles – without stepping foot in a store.
At this South Charlotte boutique, shoppers can find apparel and accessories for women and men from lines like Vintage Highway, Chaser, and SKY. For a sampling of its sleek style, check out Motor Couture, its 40-foot-long mobile fashion boutique for which a portion of all sales benefits a local non-profit. When the bus is parked, one side pops out to make even more room for the racks of fashion-forward clothing. Inside, savvy shoppers will find shelves of accessories, a dressing room, and plenty to purchase.
L Squared
Originally a Lance Cracker truck, this dapper mint-green mobile ship comes with a modern-meets-vintage vibe. The truck, which has a bricks-and-mortar counterpart in Mooresville just north of Charlotte, is packed with fashion lines perfect for perusing like BB Dakota, Free People, and Eva Franco. And this wheeled boutique isn't all clothing and accessories. Shoppers can also pick up locally-made goods like honey or soaps when it pulls into town.
Circa 360
Filled with favourite fashions from bohemian blouses to sophisticated skirts, this revamped and rolling retail shop is housed in a former bread truck. Pale blue walls and white ceiling tiles set the stylish tone for the truck that features full length mirrors and a spacious dressing room. Like what you see? All of the brands found here can be purchased on Circa 360's site, but there's no permanent parking spot for the truck as this boutique is strictly mobile.
Pink Culture Truck
It's not hard to spot this Winston-Salem-based hot pink truck, and the styles inside are just as sure to stand out. Owner Meka Harrell has a penchant for all things pink and glamorous, and the bubbly owner/driver is happy to give her customers a personalized shopping experience inside. The truck, which makes frequent Charlotte stops, offers shelves of sparkling accessories and stylish women and children's apparel.
Dear Hearts
This carefully curated rolling boutique owned by two best friends features vintage finds, jewellery, and fragrances. The shop, which originally launched in a restored 1966 Shasta camper, now has a Durham storefront. But for an especially chic and edited version of the shop, which features hard-to-find lines like Bandit Brand, Court, and Field Notes, look for the creative caravan at stops around the Southeast.
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Awaken early and travel ashore to the picturesque village of Lababia, gateway to one of the most important conservation areas in PNG - the Kamiali Wildlife Management Area. In the company of Guest Lecturers and local guides, walk the David Suzuki trail through the prehistoric rainforest. With luck, see some of the prolific birdlife here including hornbills, parrots, palm cockatoos and the iconic Raggiana bird of paradise. Enjoy an afternoon of in-water activities at Fly Island, which has some of the best coral reefs in all of Papua New Guinea to discover through snorkeling, SCUBA diving, glass bottom boat tours and kayaking.
Tuam and Tami, in the Siassi group of islands, offer a mix of both mainland and Bismarck Archipelago cultures. Their prized trinkets and decorations include dog's teeth, spondyllus shells and wonderful balsa wood and sago bark headdresses. Enjoy the welcome dances and village hospitality.
Madang sits on a peninsula surrounded by a number of picturesque islands and is famed for its diving, with excellent visibility and many WWII wrecks to explore. Discover the town and enjoy the opportunity to purchase a large selection of artifacts from the Sepik region. Enjoy diving, snorkeling, swimming and a harbor exploration.
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This year's Jackson Hole Art Auction is two months away; time flies. After all, it's summer and high art season in Jackson, Wyoming. Stay on your toes, keep a daily eye out for new auction lots! Get your consignments in on time~~2015's deadline opportunity has likely evaporated. So many impressive consignments arrive at auction headquarters, upstairs at Trailside Gallery, that some must be put forward for your consideration.
Whether it's market confidence or simply a new method of expanding their buying audience, the auction spreads itself over two days this year, with two separate buying events. The auction, a premier venue for Western masterworks, begins September 18th, 2015.
"The ninth annual Jackson Hole Art Auction will begin with Session I held on Friday, September 18th at Trailside Galleries in Jackson, WY. Session I will be a small well-curated sale of lots by highly desirable contemporary and deceased artists. Session II will be held on Saturday, September 19th at the Center for the Arts," notes the auction. Both events include free, open-to-the-public preview opportunities.
So, what's on the auction menu? It's impossible to provide a full list in this space, but highlights include historic and contemporary works by Bierstadt, C.M. Russell, Bob Kuhn, Carl Rungius, Howard Terpning, Z.S. Liang, Remington, E. Martin Hennings, Clyde Aspevig, Richard Schmid, Harry Jackson, Eanger Irving Couse, T. Allen Lawson, Stanley Meltzoff and William Acheff.
Lot estimates range anywhere from four digits to seven.
Though not an official part of Jackson Hole's famed Fall Arts Festival, the auction is a heady and highly anticipated conclusion to Jackson's official arts season. Live Western auctions cause attendees and staff to break out in goosebumps. This thing is full of adrenaline~~the auction has become one of the country's top Western art auctions, each year offering up exquisite paintings, sculptures and artifacts. A co-production of Jackson's Trailside Galleries and Santa Fe's Gerald Peters Gallery, the auction is an upscale, professionally organized and thrilling event.
Visit www.jacksonholeartauction.com for information, or phone Auction Coordinator Jill Callahan at (866)-549-9276.
"Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?" ~ Mary Oliver
Well, give my heart to all of you. That's one thing, and after a while I'll be doing it again. In less than a month I depart Jackson Hole for an extended stay in my New England home. I've been reading your emails and resisting my own default button: write a blog post! Surrounded by brown boxes, packing tape, piles and piles of stuff I didn't know I had, and an ever-shifting list of moving chores, I've had to curtail writing about art.
I miss it so. I will miss you deeply. You artists, you galleries, you museums and auctions, you wild and crazy fun events, salons, exhibits, Fall Arts Festivals~~~and most of all, the blissful, heavenly days spent out in Grand Teton National Park watching painters capture this beauty~~~feeling so proud to be present. To get to tell the world about your adventures, even as I'm on my own adventure. There's so much more to learn. This website, together with soaking in the West's stupendous art histories, has changed my life.
Thank you for your trust and respect. Thank you for allowing me to share with the world (and the world does see!) the power of Jackson Hole art. Once I've settled some, I'll be back to thinking and writing about you.
I'm proud of the Jackson Hole Art Blog, six years old, plus. This is post #541.
I know the Blog's mission is appreciated. It's the first blog of its kind in Jackson. Most importantly, I love you all and am blessed by your friendship, your support and the countless projects we've shared. We started something! I'm grateful for my experiences and affiliations with the Grand Teton Association and Rocky Mountain Plein Air Painters, Artists in the Environment, Greg McHuron, Bert Raynes, the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Altamira Fine Art, the Brookover Gallery, Trio Fine Art, Homestead Magazine, our newspapers, Jackson's Chamber of Commerce, the Jackson Hole Art Auction, Wyoming Arts, Wyoming Public Media and all Blog sponsors. Each and every artist!
With any luck I'll pull my head out of the basement and see you in the coming weeks. If we miss one another, you know where to reach me, and I know where to reach you.
Look outside your immediate selves and your generation; rescue whenever possible and appropriate. Volunteer in places and for causes that aren't "sexy." Stay honest.
Keep sending your news. Though I can't write about them for a while, I always want to hear what you're doing with your wild and precious lives.
Namasté! ~~~~ Tammy
"No, I said: What kind of bird are YOU?" ~ Sam, to Suzy, upon their first meeting in the film "Moonrise Kingdom."
Contemplative, visual poems. Painterly, reminding me of a wistful Childe Hassam; contemporary, like a print; gentle, glowing and linear. Colorado painter David Grossman is one of three new artists signed on to Altamira Fine Art. Grossman is joined by contemporary artists David Michael Slonim and bold trendsetter Thom Ross.
Attribute it to the soft, indecisive changing of our alpine seasons, call it a love of landscape. My heart has been stolen by Grossman's diminutive oil painting, shown above. He paints, says the gallery, "abstracted visions of forests…melodic in their focus on rhythm and symmetry." Adds Fine Art Connoisseur: "[Grossman's paintings] effect the comfort and relief of a 'visual exhale' while also leading us into meditative contemplation and thought."
A few brushstrokes and we are eras away in time, lost in a happy composition.
Have you been around Jackson long enough to remember California born artist Thom Ross' installation at Snow King's base? "Custer's Last Stand" was an erected forest of early American soldiers pitted against Native Americans. We walked through and around the battle, and though that battle is one of the West's most defining moments, Ross' style is to portray iconic Americans and events in off-beat (gunmen with tiny heads!), sometimes complex and unexpected ways. He can be sensitive and elegiac; friends own an early Thom Ross painting depicting a solitary dead horse, lying on its side. It's beautiful.
"Indians playing croquet; General Custer riding off while balancing a table on his head; Sheriff Pat Garrett standing with shotgun in hands bracing against the cold of a wintry New Mexico morning – these are a few of the unique images depicted in Ross's paintings," says Altamira. In addition to creating his art, Ross runs his own space, "Due West Gallery," in Santa Fe.
They are landscapes; landscapes deconstructed to layered, broad color fields, conveying essence. Contemporary painter David Michael Slonim is the third "new bird" to alight at Altamira. Plein air painting and illustration are part of his professional artistic experience.
Prisms, shards of translucent glass, collage — these I see in the artist's expressionist works. Slonim is influenced by a bevy of masters, including Diebenkorn, Mitchell, Motherwell, de Kooning, and Cezanne.
"Although my paintings are derived from nature, they are really about color, shape, texture and line for their own sake," says Slonim. "I started out as a plein air painter. The more I painted and studied, the more fascinated I became with abstraction. Now I am more interested in interpreting nature than representing nature." www.altamiraart.com
In case you haven't heard: April 5th's Scottsdale Art Auction brought in $12.6 million.
Ecstatic press materials report that Frederic Remington's "The Thermometer from Ten to Thirty-Three Degrees Below Zero," an oil estimated between $500,000 – $700,000, sold for $920,000, the top sale of the day. Many deceased and contemporary masters did exceedingly well, but, emphasizes the auction:
"The crowd of almost 500 bidders was stunned when a 40-year-old artist from Texas, Kyle Polzin, took the block with a 74 x 30 inch oil entitled "Mystic Warrior." Estimated up to $40,000, an extended bidding war ended in a hush, as auctioneer Jason Brooks carefully guided bids to a final total of $287,500."
The Scottsdale Art Auction has now realized over $100,000,000 in art sales over the course of a decade. For complete results, visit www.scottsdaleartauction.com.
"If you want your art to get noticed and sold here in Jackson, you have to work at it every day, every minute you can. Don't sit around wasting time watching TV. Your art has to be the best, the highest caliber you can produce, it has to stand out." ~ Jackson Hole Artist
"No animals died in the making of these mounts." – Jennifer Lee, National Museum of Wildlife Art
Contests and competitions everywhere! Jackson's National Museum of Wildlife Art is putting out a national and regional call to artists–including amateurs–to submit "fun faux animal mounts" that will be part of the new Trophy Art Fundraiser. Artists must create fanciful examples of animal trophy heads and deliver them to the museum by February 7, 2014. All works will be on display February 12th – March 15th. All are available for sale on a first come, first serve basis beginning February 22nd, from 11 a.m – 2 p.m., during "Trophy Art: Fun Forms for All."
"We were hoping to inspire people's creativity with this event by letting imaginations run wild," says Associate Director of Programs and Events Jennifer Lee. "For years the museum has been asked, 'Where is the taxidermy?' This event offers a fun way of playing off that theme, including our tagline: "No animals died in the making of these mounts."
Two works for sale are "Deer #5" by Kelly Vanderveer (above) and "The Lizard" crafted in silver and opal by Jackson Hole silversmith Joni Mack, top of the page.
Participating artists retain 30% of the purchase price they name as a commission for their time and efforts, with the rest of the proceeds going to the museum's youth education programs. Images already received for the upcoming event include a lizard, mountain lion, elk, pronghorn and deer.
For more information, contact Jennifer Lee at firstname.lastname@example.com or 307.732.5412. www.wildlifeart.org
New paintings and sculptures are on view at Astoria Fine Art, in Jackson. In particular 2014's Fall Arts Festival Sculptor Artist Joshua Tobey has some wonderful new wildlife sculptures. At this writing many Fall Arts fans are waiting to see the finished image of Tobey's winning FAF work, one he hopes will initiate the new FAF tradition memorably.
Tim Cherry and Gerald Balciar also have new sculptures at the gallery; painters Ewoud deGroot, Robert Lougheed (1910 – 1982), Dean Mitchell, Tom Palmore, Al Agnew and Cole Johnson are all represented. Stop by the gallery, on the north side of Jackson's Town Square. Who said winter was quiet?


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Canonical has released the fourth and last maintenance update for Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron).
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Martin Kaymer takes over No. 1 in the world
MARANA, Ariz. Stoic as ever, Martin Kaymer rolled in an 8-foot par putt on the 18th hole Saturday and treated it like another day at the office, removing his cap to shake hands with his latest victim.
Kaymer is not ready to celebrate becoming the new No. 1 player in golf.
Right now, he just wants to be No. 1 at the Match Play Championship.
The 26-year-old German outlasted Bubba Watson to end a long day at Dove Mountain and reach the championship match, assuring that he will be No. 1 in the next world ranking.
Kaymer becomes the 14th player to top the ranking and the second-youngest player to be No. 1. Tiger Woods was 21 when he first reached No. 1 in the world in June 1997.
But the celebration will have to wait. Next up for Kaymer is Luke Donald, who set an Accenture Match Play Championship record by needing only 73 holes in five matches to reach the final.
"When I hear those things, that I'm No. 1 in the world on Monday ... I'm in the middle of a tournament," Kaymer said. "It would be fantastic tomorrow if I could win. Then it really feels like I deserve to be No. 1. I'm not saying that I don't deserve it, but it would make me feel better if I would win instead of finishing second tomorrow.
"So yes," he said with a smile, "it's a little strange."
There should be no debate whether the "Germanator" deserves to be No. 1. He ends the 17-week reign of Lee Westwood, who only had three wins on his world ranking ledger when he became No. 1.
Kaymer has won seven times in the last two years, including his first major at the PGA Championship in August, when he holed a clutch putt on the final hole and beat Watson in a three-hole playoff at Whistling Straits.
Asked who he thought was No. 1, Kaymer replied, "Still Lee Westwood - until Monday."
"When the rankings say that I'm the No. 1, then I'm the best player in the world," he said. "And if they say so, then that's the truth. Maybe on Tuesday or Wednesday, when I see my name up there, I'll definitely take a picture of that moment."
Kaymer is the second German to reach the top of the ranking. Bernhard Langer was the inaugural No. 1 when the world ranking was created at the 1986 Masters, although Langer lasted only three weeks.
"It's a very proud moment," Kaymer said. "Not only for me, for my family, for the people who helped me and for Germany."
More hard work awaits.
No one has been more dominant at Dove Mountain than Donald, who has yet to trail in any of his five matches. Donald only had to play 27 holes in his quarterfinal win over Ryan Moore and his demolition of Matt Kuchar in the semifinals.
It marks the second straight year for an all-European final in this World Golf Championship. A year ago, Ian Poulter defeated Paul Casey in the championship match.
Watson, who came into Saturday having played only 43 holes in three matches, faced 37 holes in a long and wild day. Watson was 5 down with eight to play against J.B. Holmes when he staged an amazing comeback. Holmes hit into the desert at the wrong time and lost in 19 holes.
Kaymer and Watson were all square going to 15 when it turned in favor of the "Germanator."
Watson tried to play a massive slice on the 334-yard hole with his driver, but it sailed far to the left and into a desert bush. He had to take a penalty drop and gave away the hole. Then with Kaymer long and right on the par-3 16th, Watson also missed the green and failed to get up-and-down for par, giving Kaymer a 2-up lead with two holes to play.


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