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The mission of the West Virginia Humanities Council is to promote a vigorous program in the humanities statewide in West Virginia.
The West Virginia Humanities Council promotes a vigorous program in the humanities statewide in West Virginia through our direct programs and grants. Internationally, we serve an audience as broad as the worldwide community of Internet users. Since launch in September 2010, we've had visits from every state in the US and 199 other countries. The top five are the US, Canada, UK, India and Australia. But, we've also been visited by Macedonia, Armenia, Zimbabwe and Kyrgyzstan.
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The West Virginia Humanities Council is a private, nonprofit organization providing lifelong learning opportunities to the state's citizens. WVHC serves as a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The "humanities" lead us to a deeper understanding of the human experience. They explore the story of our time and culture and that of others. Each year, citizens of all ages explore their own and the larger human story through programs which use history, literature, comparative religion, philosophy, ethics, and more. Our programs are meant to get people thinking and talking with each other. The goal of the West Virginia Humanities Council is that all West Virginians experience the humanities, coming to understand and appreciate their value and relevance to our daily lives. To achieve this end, the Council is committed to: 1. Creating communities of scholars and citizens in which the meaning of the humanities is explored; 2. serving all West Virginians, particularly those not traditionally served by the state's cultural and educational institutions; 3. achieving broad citizen participation in humanities experiences; 4. fostering the humanities community by supporting and linking scholars and organizations engaged in humanities education; and 5. advocating for the humanities through raising the awareness of the general public and policymakers, and by emphasizing the importance of the humanities in local, state and national life.
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What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
Program 1
The West Virginia Humanities Council
The West Virginia Humanities Council provides funds in support of public, humanities-based programming. Some direct projects are designed and implemented by WVHC staff. Other funds, in the form of grants awarded by the Council, support programs conceived and implemented by other nonprofit organizations throughout West Virginia. The Council is committed to supporting projects that stimulate dialogue, encourage critical thinking, attract diverse audiences, and encourage discovery of the humanities in interesting and exciting ways.
Program long term success
Each year the West Virginia Humanities Council awards grants and presents public programs bringing literature, history, archaeology, folklore, and the other humanities to West Virginians statewide. Our total investment in programs and grants exceeds $850,000 annually.
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Some would say that our success is monitored by what we accomplish every day.
The nonprofit organization was formed in 1974 at the invitation of the National Endowment for the Humanities to encourage the exploration of the humanities in daily life and to provide life-long learning opportunities to West Virginians.
The Council achieves its statewide mission by awarding grants and fellowships, on a competitive basis, to other nonprofit organizations and to individual scholars. Grants categories include major and mini grants, media and publication grants, teacher institute grants, travel assistance program grants, and fellowships for college faculty and independent scholars.
Program success examples
In addition to the grants that the West Virginia Humanities Council awards to organizations within the Mountain State, the Council initiates its own direct programming in the humanities, both independently and in collaboration with other organizations. It is through these collaborations that we see our success. Successful ongoing programs include the Chautauqua program History Alive!, the annual McCreight Lecture, and e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia Online.
A regular program of the Humanities Council is the Little Lectures Series, which provides intellectually stimulating discussions in the comfortable surroundings of our historic property. It was with a grant award for our pergola project from the West Virginia Division of Culture and History in 2008 that the Council was able to increase capacity and space for our well-attended events without altering the interior of the historic 1836 MacFarland-Hubbard House that serves as our headquarters. With the pergola project, we were able to add programming space outdoors by renovating an existing exterior area and to schedule the majority of our events for the pleasant months of spring, early summer and fall. A classic pergola, built in the architectural style of the adjoining house, provides shade and visual definition to the program space.
The Humanities Council's traveling exhibits program is modeled on the Council's successful partnership with the Smithsonian Institution to bring high-quality exhibits to rural areas of West Virginia. Students from the West Virginia University College of Creative Arts graphic design class developed the most recent exhibit, John Henry: The Steel Drivin' Man, in collaboration with the West Virginia Humanities Council. The exhibit has traveled statewide and follows the success of a previous traveling exhibit, Born of Rebellion: West Virginia Statehood. Also designed by WVU graphic arts students, Born of Rebellion premiered in the public rooms of the MacFarland-Hubbard House before traveling to 26 other locations. The exhibit was refreshed and is on the road again! Currently in the design phase is our next traveling exhibit featuring the infamous Hatfield-McCoy Feud.
The Humanities Council also published the West Virginia Encyclopedia. The reference book is a scholarly, up-to-date, 944-page hardbound volume. The Encyclopedia premiered on West Virginia Day, June 20, 2006, at West Virginia Independence Hall. More than 17,000 copies have been sold, with the Encyclopedia now present in all or some of the schools in a majority of West Virginia counties and in all public libraries in the state. And now the Council has developed an online version of this unique West Virginia reference resource, "e-WV: the West Virginia Encyclopedia Online".
Since its public launch September 13, 2010, through the middle of April 2014, e-WV has had more than 1,175,000 visits and more than 4.2 million pages viewed with visits from 154 distinct West Virginia municipalities. Additionally, residents from every state in the U.S. and 199 foreign countries have visited e-WV. More than 79 percent of all visits are from new visitors, reflecting the growth of the user base.
These are just a few examples of the successful programs of the West Virginia Humanities Council.
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Program 2
e-WV: the West Virginia Encyclopedia
e-WV: the West Virginia Encyclopedia builds from the major information resource represented by the West Virginia Encyclopedia. Its 2,200 articles serve as the knowledge base for the online resource, and provides its text content and basic scope. It is expanded by the acquisition and digitization of supplementary media, including still images, video and audio recordings, as well as existing and custom cartography, and the searchable database whose face is the e-WV website.
Program long term success
The Online West Virginia Encyclopedia project serves the global audience of the world wide web. Such a reference is finding a diverse audience, many times larger than the readership of the print encyclopedia and ranging from students and teachers at all levels to journalists and other professionals, as well as tourists and ordinary, curious West Virginians. We believe that the encyclopedic database, as the only fully comprehensive general reference resource available for West Virginia will quickly become the first resort for researchers, a valuable asset for educators, and a favorite of browsers.
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West Virginia has much to be proud of. With this project, e-WV: the West Virginia Encyclopedia, we take information to the worldwide web, creating an interactive online learning experience for all who log on. Since its public launch September 13, 2010, through the middle of April 2014, e-WV has had more than 1,175,000 visits and more than 4.2 million pages viewed with visits from 154 distinct West Virginia municipalities. Additionally, residents from every state in the U.S. and 199 foreign countries have visited e-WV. More than 79 percent of all visits are from new visitors, reflecting the growth of the user base.
As part of its local effort to promote the website, e-WV staff has worked with curriculum experts from the Kanawha County Board of Education and in Kanawha County schools to explore how the site can be used by teachers and their students. The staff has also met with teachers from Kanawha County to explain how the site can be used effectively in the classroom. Overall, e-WV has had a statewide impact as schools, libraries, and other organizations learn about this important resource.
Program success examples
As our staff visits reference librarians and educators all around the state we learn how excited and appreciative folks are to have e-WV as an up-to-date, reliable, reviewed, authoritative resource that allows them to provide answers to questions. Additionally, we find they are pleased to be able to share the resource by sending a link for the website to the person seeking information.
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History Alive!
History Alive! is a program that brings historical characters to life through portrayals by presenters who have conducted scholarly research on their character. History Alive! presenters have conducted thorough research on the characters they portray. After studying primary sources such as autobiographies, journals, letters, and diaries, our presenters gain extensive insight into their character. Whenever possible they use their character's own words in their presentations. They develop their presentation based on scholarship and analysis of the character rather than by memorizing a script.
Program long term success
The West Virginia Humanities Council created the History Alive! program as a means of exploring history. The audience interacts directly with noteworthy historical characters. These presentations are not one-person plays. They are intended to actively engage audiences in a dialogue with the character. Audiences, both young and old, take notice when Robert E. Lee, Belle Boyd, or Harriet Tubman take the floor dressed to tell about their life. People are given the opportunity to travel across time, listen and ask questions about the issues of another time and place. Teachers have told us that the presentations ignite the curiosity of students who then research to learn more about the characters.
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In addition to measuring attendance at each of the exhibit locations, feedback reply forms will identify reaction from the community, opportunities for local collaborations, publicity, how well the exhibition was received by audiences, what portions of the exhibit resonated most with audiences as well as asking of long-term benefits to the organization from their participation.
Program success examples
History Alive! provides a passport to the past for student and adult audiences in West Virginia. Presenters are available to non-profit groups across the state such as libraries, schools, museums, historical societies, senior centers and civic organizations. Past support has come from Ross Family Foundation, McDavid Foundation and most recently the Beckley Area Foundation to bring History Alive in service areas all across the Mountain State.
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1836 MacFarland-Hubbard House
The Council maintains an effort each year that builds upon the restoration of the historic property, including landscaping and upgrading public access to the 1836 MacFarland-Hubbard House.
Program long term success
The success of the West Virginia Humanities Council is directly related to its identification with the MacFarland-Hubbard House, which provides a solid cornerstone of financial stability and public recognition.
As part of its mission to serve, the Humanities Council headquarters are open to the public Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 a landmark Greek Revival mansion listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The house is located in Charleston, and is the city's third-oldest house. With generous community support, the Council renovated the house to historic standards in 1999-2000. In 2002-03, the adjoining carriage house was restored. In 2005-06, further restoration of the house and library was completed. The result of the acquisition, renovation, and preservation of this property is significant growth for the Council in terms of community involvement, fundraising, humanities programming, and mission enhancement. Purchased for $362,500 and restored at a cost of nearly $900,000 more, the historic property provides attractive and functional offices for the Humanities Council staff, serves as a unique gathering place for social and cultural events, offers meeting space for local and regional organizations, and gives the Council a visible presence in the community.
The MacFarland-Hubbard House has provided an identity for the humanities in West Virginia, one of historic and cultural significance, and has advanced the Council to a new level of service and stewardship. The Council has created a purpose and daily function for the historic house, ensuring its survival and opening its doors to the people of West Virginia. Visitors enjoy use of the Jefferds Library as well as tours of our historic house that feature museum-quality portraits, artifacts and public collection.
We believe that the surest way to guarantee the long-term preservation of our old house is to keep it in productive use. The challenge is to do that while respecting the historic integrity of the place.
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We monitor our success by those who attend our programs as well as by those who request to use our facility for functions such as meetings, receptions, and other community gatherings.
Program success examples
An example of this success includes a recent open house attended by well over 100 visitors who helped commemorate West Virginia's 150th birthday.
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The West Virginia Humanities Council promotes a vigorous program in the humanities statewide in West Virginia through our direct programs and grants. Internationally, we serve an audience as broad as the worldwide community of Internet users. Since launch in September 2010, we've had visits from every state in the US and 199 other countries. The top five are the US, Canada, UK, India and Australia. But, we've also been visited by Macedonia, Armenia, Zimbabwe and Kyrgyzstan.
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For fiscal year 2011 we have an overall goal to raise 250,000 through donations and grant awards from foundations, corporations, organizations and individuals.
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Dr. C. Kenneth Sullivan
Ken Sullivan has been Executive Director of the West Virginia Humanities Council since February 1997. A native of Virginia, he came to West Virginia more than twenty years ago as an instructor of Appalachian history at the Southern Appalachian Center of Antioch University in Beckley. From 1979 to 1997 he edited Goldenseal, West Virginia's popular folklife magazine. He is a historian, specializing in the regional history and culture of Appalachia. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh, an M.A. from the University of Rochester, and a B.A. from the University of Virginia, all in American History.
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DENHAM SPRINGS — Michele Crosby says she is passionate about her role in Kiwanis, but adds any success she has as the new lieutenant governor of Division 8-E will come from its members.
"I was excited," she said about the new role she began Oct. 1. "I have to tell you, it's an honor. I'm very new at this job."
A Kiwanis member since 2004 and resident of Denham Springs for more than 20 years, Crosby said. "Our members are the strength of each club. It is wonderful to have dedicated and passionate members. Every single club has great members."
Division 8-E contains seven clubs north of Airline Highway that she has been visiting.
"My role is as liaison. My job is to provide support to each club on any issue and to find the source for an answer," to any questions, she said.
"My job is to share information between the national organization and our district and our clubs," she said. "We want our clubs to be as successful as possible."
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The Periodic Table. Dmitri Mendeleev. was born in Siberia (Russia) in 1834. He had 13 (maybe 17) older brothers and sisters. His father went blind when he was young,. and his mother started a glass factory to help make ends meet. As Dmitri was completing high school. his father died,.
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The Periodic Table
Dmitri Mendeleev
was born in Siberia (Russia) in 1834.
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His father went blind when he was young,
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As Dmitri was completing high school . . .
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Increasing importance of small phytoplankton in a warmer ocean
Moran, Xose Anxelu G.
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Citable URIhttps://hdl.handle.net/1912/3199
As publishedhttps://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2486.2009.01960.x
KeywordTemperature; Phytoplankton; Cell size; Cell abundance; Picophytoplankton; Allometric relationships; Ocean warming; North Atlantic
The macroecological relationships between marine phytoplankton total cell density, community size structure and temperature have lacked a theoretical explanation. The tiniest members of this planktonic group comprise cyanobacteria and eukaryotic algae smaller than 2 μm in diameter, collectively known as picophytoplankton. We combine here two ecological rules, the temperature-size relationship with the allometric size-scaling of population abundance to explain a remarkably consistent pattern of increasing picophytoplankton biomass with temperature over the -0.6 to 22ºC range in a merged dataset obtained in the eastern and western temperate North Atlantic Ocean across a diverse range of environmental conditions. Our results show that temperature alone was able to explain 73% of the variance in the relative contribution of small cells to total phytoplankton biomass regardless of differences in trophic status or inorganic nutrient loading. Our analysis predicts a gradual shift towards smaller primary producers in a warmer ocean. Since the fate of photosynthesized organic carbon largely depends on phytoplankton size we anticipate future alterations in the functioning of oceanic ecosystems.
Author Posting. © The Author(s), 2009. This is the author's version of the work. It is posted here by permission of Blackwell Publishing for personal use, not for redistribution. The definitive version was published in Global Change Biology 16 (2010): 1137-1144, doi:10.1111/j.1365-2486.2009.01960.x.
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It's a sport that celebrates the knockout and punches to the head, but boxing is one of the safer contact sports.
When it comes to dealing with concussions, amateur boxing has a long and successful history of success, thanks in large part to an extensive education effort to inform coaches, trainers, referees and judges about the dangers and symptoms of head trauma.
Spokane neurosurgeon Dr. John Demakas has long volunteered his time as ringside physician for amateur boxing events and has handled similar duties for a number of professional fight cards. Considering his specialty, who better to help safeguard young pugilists?
"For every bout, there are a number of officials who have the power to stop the fight," he said. "You have the referee, you have ringside judges and you have a ringside doctor all with eyes on each fighter. They've all been very well-educated on what to look for and how to spot when a fighter is in trouble.
"That's the big thing. Amateur boxing invested in education early on and I think that's made the biggest difference. That's something every sport can learn from."
Amateur bouts also have what's known as the "standing eight count." If the referee suspects a boxer might be injured or in trouble, he or she can stop the round while counting to eight. During that eight-second respite, the referee will check for signs of injury. Professional boxing has no such rule.
Amateur bouts require boxers to wear protective headgear and mouthpieces to help prevent head injuries. Amateur gloves, too, contain more padding than professional gloves for the same reason.
"They've decided to do away with mandatory headgear for elite level boxers," Dr. Demakas said. "At that level, at the Olympic level, it can actually help prevent concussions by taking away the headgear. It can block peripheral vision in some cases. At that level of competition, I can see it helping."
Stopping the first concussion isn't an attainable goal, he explained. Concussions happen all the time and with proper treatment, an athlete can recover completely.
The goal is to stop the second concussion.
"That's what we have to prevent," he said. "That's what used to be the problem with professional boxing. You had guys who made their living boxing. They'd get knocked out in one bout, use a different name and fight again a few days later in another town or in another state."
The accumulated head trauma became evident over the years. Amateur boxing addressed that problem by requiring proper recordkeeping nationwide.
"Every amateur boxer has a passport," Dr. Demakas said. "Wherever they go, wherever they fight, they have to present that passport. If they've been injured and haven't gotten their medical clearance, they're not going to fight."
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Whether it's finding a few hundred pounds to paint the hall, or thousands to fund an outdoor classroom, fundraising is rarely off the agenda for schools these days. More and more charities are now competing for the same funding pot, while parents are under increasing financial and time pressure. But schools and parents keep developing new ideas.
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If you've had the opportunity to read any of my previous reviews, you know that we're Long Islanders who embraced our Empty Nest status with a penchant for good wines. The Cooperstown area have put together a beverage trail that includes breweries, cider mills and wineries. Through this extension we were fortunate to find Rustic Ridge Winery and are happy...
Rustic Ridge was a fun spot and the staff was really fun and friendly. We tried several of their wines and left with a few bottles. It would have been a great place to get a glass of wine and sit outside to enjoy the sunshine for a while too.
Last night was my second amazing stop at Rustic Ridge ..... it was a total I Love NY evening ..... if you're not from here you won't understand. Central NY can be 70 in mid March and 28 in Mid May - you just never know! This crazy atmosphere leads us natives to be OVERJOYED when it's 70's with sun,...
We stopped here during our son's weeklong baseball tournament in Cooperstown, because it was on the Cooperstown Beverage Trail. I liked the laid-back, unpretentious vibe immediately, especially as they had Bob Marley playing on their sound system. The owner's mother served our wine tasting, and she couldn't have been a better or more interesting hostess. She told us all about...
Part of the Cooperstown beverage trail this is a tiny but beautiful winery surrounded by farms and hills. We got there around closing time, but we were allowed to complete a tasting. This place has concerts in the summers and offers many tables for a picnic. Great stop!
Smaller tasting room but great wines! The owner helped take us through the wines and answered all of our questions. It was clear he knew a lot. He even poured a couple extra samples. Cheap for the quality of wine. Worth the stop!
Pretty setting for this winery. The building is small but bright and nice. The owner is super nice and answered all of our questions . about wine making at this vineyard. We bought 4 bottles of wine. Wine tasting is 3.00 for 5 different wines. The wine was great!
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Mukteshwar is a hill station in Uttarakhand that is popular for its wide assortment of adventure sports such as rock climbing and rappelling. Overlooking the peaks of Nanda Devi, Mukteshwar is also a celebrated scenic spot that is perfect for long walks and some quiet time in the closeness of nature. The Mukteshwar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is a revered shrine of the region. Located near this temple is the Chauthi Jaali, which is a picturesque precipice of lattice rocks. These rocks present an enchanting view of the green grasslands down below. The Mukteshwar Inspection Bungalow, which is located near the temple, offers a perfect place to relax and unwind while enjoying the scenery around. The charming landscape of the Sitla Estate here is beautiful and offers seasonal fruits such as apples, peaches and plums. Mukteshwar has limited options in terms of food, but most places offer both North Indian and Kumaoni cuisine. Popular eateries include the Nirvana Organic Kitchen and The Hideout Crimson Hills. Government tourist hotels and PWD circuit houses provide accommodation facilities.
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New England Tractor Shows?
I came across some videos of a Wheel Horse Collectors show in PA. There were hundreds and hundreds of WH tractors there. Driving around, buying, selling, trading, talking, all sorts of things like that. So it made me wonder, are there any shows like that around here? Not necessarily brand specific, but just garden tractor shows?
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Re: New England Tractor Shows?
None in Vermont that I know of, but could be wrong.
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Re: New England Tractor Shows?
I dont have the abilities to start a show, but I bet that someone on here does
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Re: New England Tractor Shows?
New England Antique Truck Tractor Association out of Rehoboth, MA has 2 small shows at Francis Farm in Rehoboth, MA. One in spring with a flea market, second in fall. They also have tractor pulls. Google their website for contact info.
They also have a plow day closeby in Rhode Island.
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Re: New England Tractor Shows?
Their is going to be a small tractor show at the Adams Ma. Aggie fair in Aug. this will be our second show so if you want to come show your old GT or farm tractor bring it the more the merryer, color doent matter age does has to be before 1984
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The decision to refuse the extradition of Gary McKinnon is to be welcomed. The grounds given are sufficient, but there are others, not least the proven possibility of "enhanced interrogation" and the length of time in prisons renowned for their barbarity. He has already had 10 years of mental torture and, if the Interpol red card is enforced, he will not be able to travel outside the UK. It is also not much to the credit of UK authorities that this decision has taken so long to be made.
I am amazed that the US is not grateful to him for pointing out how insecure their systems are.
Dr Eric Evans
Thank you to the British Government for standing up to the political bully in the playground over refusing to extradite a sick man to the United States.
Thank you also to The Independent for recognising the essential racism of the Home Office in extraditing two Muslim men two weeks ago to the United States accused of internet offences.
Indeed, Talha Ahsan also had been diagnosed with Asperger's and was considered an adult at risk of suicide, but then he was guilty of being a Muslim. So he was extradited to a country whose human rights record leaves a great deal to be desired. This racism is repellent and objectionable.
Dr Faysal Mikdadi
Alan Johnson's sour reaction to the news that Gary McKinnon will not be extradited to the United States only reminds us, if tempted to go back to voting for his party, that the New Labour mindset of authoritarian bullying of the domestic population and cringeing subservience to the US government has not gone away with the election of a new party leader.
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The Home Secretary's decision to refuse the extradition of Gary McKinnon to the US poses serious questions if the DPP refuses a UK prosecution. It would mean justice can be determined by favourable media campaigns and that Asperger's syndrome or suicidal feelings are a bar to prosecution.
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I suspect that if Gary McKinnon lived in Pakistan or Afghanistan he would now be taken out by an American drone.
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Thank you for publishing the letter from Adrian Marlowe on 13 October. Like him, I was never a Jimmy Savile fan, but I find the current furore very hypocritical. Before we continue to heap obloquy on Jimmy Savile we should look very hard and very critically at the society which produced him, especially because this is still with us, while he is not.
The celebrity culture, the way in which many men regard women and girls as objects of sexual satisfaction for themselves, the kudos accorded by men to those who are particularly successful in the pursuit of the opposite sex, the fact that hospitals and care homes are so poorly funded that they rely on fund-raisers like Savile, are all part of that society.
Giving these issues serious consideration will do far more to prevent future Jimmy Saviles from arising than reviling a dead man and offering financial compensation to his victims for something money cannot cure.
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One of the much-discussed aspects of the Jimmy Savile allegations is why victims didn't speak up at the time. I was a young teenager in the late 1970s, and I would not have spoken up during that period.
My own experience is thankfully less traumatic than some of the stories we've heard, but serves to illustrate how what we now might call abuse was commonplace and accepted by children as part of growing up.
My friend and I plus three of our siblings passed to each other the same paper-round for five years in the late 1970s. Aged between 13 and 15 the learned wisdom was passed down to the successor about the "perv" on our route. My friend duly trained me to begin bike acceleration round the corner, gather a tremendous speed by No 80, slam on the brakes, throw the bike into the hedge, run to the door to shove in the paper, then escape pronto. Like the others I was occasionally caught and fondled. Fortunately he was an old man, so it was easy enough to pull away, albeit feeling slightly nauseous and accepting that I simply had to move quicker next day.
We wouldn't have complained to an adult about it. Not only was there apparently no issue with this behaviour at a community level, but children simply weren't listened to or believed.
Thinking back, Esther Rantzen's campaign and launch of ChildLine in 1984, was surely pivotal in finally exposing and starting to alter the culture. Thank goodness we now make the effort to listen to our children and not accept the appalling adult behaviour of that era.
Ruth Francis
Woking, Surrey
IB won't solve all our problems
The International Baccalaureate (IB) profiled by Richard Garner ("Are we ready for the toughest examinations in the world?", 27 September) is relentlessly promoted by one or two schools with the ear of the media. The reality is more complex and an uncritical press too often does little to portray the alternatives in a balanced and thoughtful fashion.
Some key points to note for the unwary. First, the Middle Years Programme [MYP] is not a qualification as such, merely a programme of study. This has caused a number of problems for students applying for university entry in the UK when competing with students with GCSE, IGCSE and AS levels.
Second, the IB suits some students very well but they tend to be individuals of high academic ability with a broad spread of skills. The IB does not always suit the specialist scientist, mathematician or even, rather surprisingly given its international credentials, linguist.
Third, the IB is very expensive to manage and frequently results in the duplication of resources, with awkward consequences such as small set sizes and inefficient utilisation of staff, rooms and other facilities.
Fourth, managing both IB and A-level within one institution can cause real tensions between the different programmes of study and examination timetables.
Fifth, the marking of IB examinations is subject to similar concerns with respect to those causing such current heated debate with GCSE and A-level. These issues are widely understood within schools and explain why so few have adopted the IB, although it has existed for over 40 years.
I am an admirer of the IB and it suits a select minority of schools well. However, the wider use of the IGCSE and the introduction of the A* at A-level have met many of the recent concerns levelled at English qualifications. The Government would be well advised to cast a very critical eye over the IB before seeing it as the solution to its current crop of educational problems.
A J Thould
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Catholics must defy Vatican rules
Your leading article of 8 October sets out the thorny problems facing the Church of England in selecting a new Archbishop of Canterbury. But what of the problems that will face the Roman Catholic Church when it, too, has to face its leadership difficulties?
The process is archaic. The Anglican model has an element of democracy, the Vatican system none. The electors, a college of aged cardinals, filled with conservatives, can only (short of a miracle!) produce another conservative pope. Benedict is not a leader, his reign has been one of retrogression.
The number of churchgoers declines. Few young people attend church or hold religious beliefs. The number of clergy continues to decline.
Catholics at large are waiting to accept married clergy and women priests; they already practice contraception, the ban on which the new Bishop of Portsmouth wrongly declares as an infallible pronouncement. Many share in eucharistic services and take communion in other Christian churches.
Hans Küng compared the unquestioning obedience and discipline demanded by the Vatican with that of the Nazis and urged the laity and clergy to stand up against Vatican rules, as is happening with groups of clergy in Austria, Switzerland and even Ireland. Such a group is at last now emerging in this country. The Catholic Church is in urgent need of another Reformation, or at least a third Vatican Council.
Terence Duffy
Birkenhead, Wirral
Bullying at the bank
I hope that in Greg Smith's book about the horrors awaiting interns at Goldman Sachs there are some anecdotes that illustrate the degradation and humiliation better than the ones mentioned in your article (17 October).
Getting up early for work? Carrying a stool because there are not enough chairs? Being expected to know stuff about the company you're working for? The expectation that you will get a simple lunch order right, and your boss then deciding not to eat it when you get it wrong?
I'm no fan of banks or their unpleasant macho cultures, but this type of behaviour towards junior staff is much the same anywhere – certainly in my experience.
Good to know that bankers don't eat salad, though. Although I should have guessed that.
Gary Clark
London EC4
Secret letters from the Prince
Keeping the letters from Prince Charles to ministers secret only serves to confirm a suspicion that the Prince is not politically neutral, if he were so then publishing them would demonstrate this.
The very fact that they exist shows that the Prince, who we would all hope takes an active interest in current affairs, is prepared to use his position to advance such views. He should stick to making public pronouncements on issues that matter to him.
David Wallis
Cirencester, Gloucestershire
The Government's decision to withhold publication of Prince Charles's letters to government proves the need for a written constitution with clearly defined rights and boundaries.
Anyone can write to a government minister, but it is likely that a letter bearing the crest of the Prince will be afforded more consideration than efforts from us plebs. This gives an unelected person undue access and influence.
Ian McKenzie
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Donald Macintyre's opening words to the Sketch (17 October) made me realise how old-school Tories regard the Lib Dems. They see them as public-school fags; under the same roof, but inferiors to do their bidding.
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