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Election: Gay marriage turns into key battleground as DUP and Alliance clash
The Alliance Party has been accused of "total hypocrisy" over 'opt-outs' for churches and businesses in legislation.
The DUP argued Alliance wants protections for Christian ministers which it is denying to Christian business people.
But Alliance insisted the DUP was "match and mixing" two completely separate issues and had simply "got it wrong".
With the two parties slugging it out - particularly over the cockpit contest of East Belfast which Alliance's Naomi Long seized from DUP leader Peter Robinson in 2010 - their contrasting approach to same-sex rights is one main area of contention.
Alliance's manifesto for next week's election supports the extension of civil marriage provisions to same-sex couples "provided that robust protections are provided through legislation to protect faith groups and religious celebrants who do not wish to marry same-sex couples".
But at the same time the party is opposed to the DUP's proposed 'conscience clause' which arises from the Ashers bakery controversy.
The DUP's East Antrim candidate Sammy Wilson said: "It is not only totally hypocritical of the Alliance Party, it is dishonest. It is hypocritical because they are seeking protections for one set of Christians but denying them for another.
"And it is dishonest because regardless of what is put into legislation, they know that over time the law is eroded by cases it cannot cover.
"Why should Christian ministers enjoy an opt-out which is denied to Christian businessmen? I don't know why they have taken such a position, it may be just to provide shallow cover for their policies."
But Alliance East Antrim standard-bearer Stewart Dickson said: "Yet again the DUP has got it wrong, they are mixing and matching two completely separate issues.
"On the one hand marriage is a sacrament while what businesses do is to provide a service. The reason why ministers of religion need protections is because they are licensed to act on behalf of the state as registrars.
"But once you set up a business you cannot really separate out your business from those who you wish to do business with. Conscience clauses, whereby someone can refuse to employ someone or provide a service due to potential conflict with their stated beliefs, can only be considered in very specific and defined circumstances where an exceptional case can be made."
The Alliance manifesto also says the DUP's 'conscience clause' is poorly defined and could become a "charter for discrimination". But it backs lifting the bans on gay and unmarried couples adopting and the lifetime ban on gay men giving blood, which would bring Northern Ireland into line with the rest of the UK.
A verdict on the Ashers bakery case, in which a Christian firm refused to make a cake with a pro-gay marriage slogan, is expected next Thursday.
The Equality Commission brought the case against the family-run Newtownabbey firm on behalf of a gay rights activist whose order for a cake with the image of Sesame Street characters Ernie and Bert with the slogan 'support gay marriage' was declined. The cake was being ordered for an event which was due to be hosted by then Alliance North Down Mayor Andrew Muir. Another bakery in Bangor stepped in and produced the cake for the event for International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.
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Panaji, Jun 27 (UNI) Goa Chief Minister Digambar Kamat today made a fervent plea with the 13th Finance Commission for devolution of more funds, keeping in mind the state's financial performance and all round development.
''Goa is a well performing state and should be incentivised by the Finance Commission to perform better. The Finance Commission should give due weight to efficiency consideration while framing its devolution criteria. Incentives should be provided for better fiscal management and fiscal prudence,'' Mr Kamat told the FC members.
The members of the Finance Commission, headed by Dr Vijay L Kelkar, who are on a two day visit to Goa, held a meeting with the Chief Minister besides his cabinet colleagues and senior officials. Dr Kelkar chaired the meeting.
Mr Kamat, pointing out Goa's excellent fiscal performance as well as its high human development indicators, noted the power sector was running efficiently and at a profit with line losses lesser than 20 percent, making it a national leader.
He outlined future plans to develop Goa as an educational hub as well as setting up of integrated school complexes. He, however, pointed out that as a small state Goa faced a number of disadvantages which needed to be taken into account by the Finance Commission.
The Chief Minister referred to Goa's terrorist and violence free environment and requested support in continuing with the state government's preventive initiatives by providing it adequate and timely support.
Dr. Kelkar later congratulated Goa for improvements in revenue performance. He noted that the trend growth rate of Goa's own revenue receipts was well above the national average for all states of 11.5 per cent for 1999-06, which indicates good revenue efforts by the state. He also hailed the successful introduction and implementation of VAT, besides exemplary implementation of state FRBM Act, with gratifying fiscal results in terms of the emergence of revenue surplus and a near zero primary deficit.
He highlighted issues emerging from the memorandum presented to the commission by the state commission including growth of revenue expenditure, management of the state debt liabilities and possibilities for improving the equity and efficiency of public expenditure.
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This Is Canada's Opportunity To Improve Education For Refugees
On Monday, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau took the stage in New York and announced Canada's commitment to improving education opportunities for refugee children. Co-chairing a round table at the United Nations General Assembly's unprecedented High-Level Meeting on Refugees and Migrants, the prime minister -- a former teacher himself -- emphasized that Canada is proud of its efforts to take in refugees, but also recognizes that it must do more.
Every child deserves a quality education, but refugee children, especially girls, are the most likely to be left behind. Over half of all refugees are children. Only 50 per cent of these children are able to attend primary school; 25 per cent make it to high school; and just one per cent of these students move on to colleges and universities.
The number of refugees and displaced people is now the highest it has been since WWII, and local education systems are strained to their limits. In places such as Jordan and Lebanon--which have taken in over 1.6 million Syrian refugees -- refugee students outnumber local students in the countries' public schools. One of the main challenges is a shortage of qualified teachers. Canada, with its reputation for excellent teacher training programs, is well placed to fill this gap.
For these children, education is not a luxury; it is a life-saving human right.
The world needs more teachers, but not just any teachers. We need teachers trained specifically to work within complex humanitarian and refugee situations. Refugee children have unique needs that many teachers are unprepared to address due to a lack of proper training. Many children have significant gaps in their education history, leaving them far behind their global peers.
Violence and conflict leave psychological scars. Girls face additional obstacles, including the threat of sexual violence. For many children, the classroom provides the only opportunity to learn about health and basic safety. For these children, education is not a luxury; it is a life-saving human right.
Canadian teacher training institutes can help meet this need, and the prime minister's call, by creating a new degree program, a Bachelor of Humanitarian Education. At least in Ontario, teachers colleges currently produce far more domestic teachers than the market can absorb, which suggests an opportunity to redirect resources. Universities that offer such a degree could re-allocate a number of enrollment positions for international students who are specifically interested in a program that prepares them to work as teachers within refugee settings, such as refugee camps or cities with high refugee populations.
The curriculum of a Bachelor of Humanitarian Education would include much more than the standard teacher training classes. It would provide future teachers with training in addressing the critical challenges facing displaced children, including child trauma; gender and sexual-based violence; human rights; health; and protection. It could also provide new teachers with courses in sustainable development, and -- of course -- critical language skills.
There are many global initiatives out there that invest in refugee education. Some, such as the World University Service of Canada (WUSC) offer scholarships to refugee students to attend colleges and universities abroad. Others, such as York University's Borderless Higher Education for Refugees (BHER) program, provide training to untrained teachers already working in the field. Our proposal for a Canadian Bachelor of Humanitarian Education degree complements these initiatives and provides Canada with an opportunity to lead on the world stage.
Think back to your own time in school. Think of your kids' teachers. For those of us fortunate enough to have been educated in Canada, chances are that at one point we or our children had a teacher who played a transformational role in our lives. Great teachers do that. With the proper training, these new humanitarian teachers could help to offer the children and youth displaced by conflict, war, violence, and natural disasters the chance to realize their full potential as individuals and ultimately live meaningful lives of dignity.
This blog was adapted from CIGI paper "Preparing New Teachers to Work with Refugee Students: Proposal for a Bachelor of Humanitarian Education Program" by Jacqueline Lopour and Andrew S. Thompson.
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In this image, 12-year-old Bassam, 11-year-old Tamer, 16-year-old Lubna and 11-year-old Farah act out different jobs at the refugee camp. Many Syrian children in Lebanon's Anjar refugee camp are forced to work to help support their families.Bassam and Tamer started selling tissues after their father was injured during a shelling blitz in Syria. The brothers often work 12 hours and earn about $3 a day, and have faced abuse while on the job.Farah weeds and clears land for sowing to support her family of 10. In this photo, she and Lubna pose as factory workers peeling oranges to make tinned fruit. These laborers often work 11-hour days for as little as $8 a day."What makes me very tired is that I have to keep bending down. When we try and stand up, they ask us to bend down," she said. "We spend the whole day like this. The money they give us is not enough."Many of these working children are also forced to miss out on educational opportunities in order to work."Education is very important. I feel it is especially important for girls. When girls get education, they are respected in society," said Lubna. "Some girls even have jobs in factories. They shouldn't be working -- they should be studying."
Hatem, 15, has been living in a refugee camp in Lebanon for four years. He saw his school get hit in an airstrike in Syria and fled, fearing his house would be targeted. Hatem says he is "sad and scared" about his destiny. He was enrolled in school for two years, but had to stop because his family couldn't afford to continue funding his education. He loved going to school -- his favorite subjects were math, English and Arabic. The teenager had planned to go to university and join the army, but those dreams are now gone. "Because I am working now and I have been off school for three years, I have missed a lot of studying and won't be able to fill the gap," Hatem said. He now sells clothes at a marketplace and practices dabke, a modern Arab folk circle dance, to keep himself busy.
Anicet, 10, fled Burundi with his grandparents almost a year ago, and currently attends a temporary learning space run by Save the Children in Tanzania's Nyarugusu refugee camp. Malaria is one of the camp's greatest killers.When Anicet grows up, he wants to be a malaria doctor. In this image, he practices his dream job while his friends act as patients and mosquitoes."I want to be a doctor so that I can help people, make a difference and save lives," said Anicet. "This would make me a very important person and it would help me get something in my life."
Many young girls and children are sent to collect firewood in the forest surrounding Nyarugusu refugee camp so their families can cook the food they receive. Women and children who venture into the woods face many dangers, including assault. Here, Esperanse, 15, shows what it is like for young girls and women to search for firewood in the forest surrounding the camp. She herself narrowly escaped an assault from three men. "There are a lot of dangers that come when we go looking for firewood. " says Esperanse. "We can get snakebites, or even encounter men who want to abuse us. Even if we're able to escape and run away, we have to throw down all our firewood and we lose what we came for." "My wish for the future is to have a place where I can live peacefully, a place where I can feel established, where I can feel that I'm at home, without all of these other problems," she added.
Children in Tanzania's Nyarugusu refugee camp re-enact crossing the mountains of Burundi on foot to seek refuge. Iveye, 6, is pictured on the far left carrying her 18-month-old sister, Rebecca, on her back. It took the siblings and their family five days to travel from their home to Tanzania, and the journey was far from easy."When we reached the [Burundi-Tanzania] border, the police on the Burundian side would not let me cross into Tanzania with my daughters," the girls' father, Pierre, said. "So I separated from them and snuck across the border using a secret path. When I had safely reached the other side, I came out and signaled to Iveye and her sisters." "When they saw me, they ran across the border right under the gaze of the policemen who could do nothing to stop them," he added.
Samira, 10, sitting, and Zeina, 11, standing, are best friends. Samira would like to be an actress and Zeina an artist. Both girls left Syria with their families to escape the violence. The house next to Samira's was shelled, killing the family next door. Now the girls live in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. "In Syria, when we got snow or wind, it was OK," Samira said. "But here, when the wind blows, we get a bit scared, as we're afraid the tent will get blown away."
Walaa, 11, left Syria with her pregnant mother because bombs had blown up the hospitals, schools and supermarkets in their area. They had no access food, water or health services. When she was walking home one day, Walaa saw her school explode. This picture uses Walaa's original drawing to depict the moment her school was bombed.
Here, children in Nyarugusu refugee camp show the different ways they play and express themselves in the camp's "Child Friendly Space," known as CFS. For many kids, CFS is an oasis and cocoon of safety where they can socialize with each other.Fifteen-year-old Jacob, center, dreams of becoming a professional dancer. When he realized that he and his family had to flee Burundi, he performed dance routines in his local town market until he earned enough money to pay for his and his grandparents' transport to cross into Tanzania."I feel good about myself when I dance," said Jacob. "I feel that dancing will help me achieve my goals in life."
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New food app under construction can count calories via smartphone photo.
Right now, if you take photos of food on a smartphone, you're probably about to post it to social media sites so your friends can weigh in. But what if snapping that photo could also help count calories and make an easy way to keep track of what you're eating?
SRI International, the lab company that created the technology that brought us Siri, is currently developing an app that would give you a calorie count estimate by evaluating the different parts of your meal. This up-and-coming calorie counting app will calculate the calories based on a simple smartphone picture!
Fats, butter, and oil all add calories to each meal, but those things can't be seen in a smartphone photo. The company's executive director, Dror Oren, said that because of those things you may not get an exact calorie count, but the app will give you a pretty accurate range. The development team is also taking into account the fact that some foods (like quesadillas) have hidden ingredients. The photo may not capture the chicken inside the tortilla, but developers are taking that into consideration with the app's creation.
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Satellite broadband has allowed the European Union to achieve its target of providing 100 per cent internet coverage across its member states.
In an official statement, the organisation said satellite connections are available in all 28 EU nations, meaning every person on the continent now has the chance to go online.
Vice president of the European Commission Neelie Kroes stated: "My motto is Every European Digital – now every European genuinely has the opportunity. We have more to do to improve networks and equalise the opportunity, but the opportunity is there."
She praised the impact of satellite broadband and described the news as a "great result" for EU citizens.
By the end of 2012, 99.4 per cent of Europeans had some form of online access, but the remaining 0.6 per cent - around three million people - lived in isolated, rural areas where a good connection was hard to obtain.
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One of the hardest things to happen is you forgetting the Restriction passcode. We're talking about the passcode that you set for Settings → General → Restrictions.
Restrictions help you control what part of your iPhone/iPad is accessible. You can disable apps, control the installation/deletion of apps etc. through Restrictions. In order to use them, you should set a passcode. And if you happen to forget it, it seems impossible to reset the code without restoring your iPhone/iPad as a new device.
But that's not true. When you forget the Restriction passcode, you don't have to restore as new in order to reset it. You can do this manually through a single file.
And that's what we're going to do. Briefly, this is what the method is:
- Take a backup of your device
- Open a file (com.apple.springboard.plist) from the backup and edit it
- Import the file into the backup
- Restore your device to the backup so nothing is lost
For those of you who have jailbroken your device, things can be a little easy. You can use iFile to do the things manually right on iPhone/iPad without having to go through the notions of using a backup extractor etc.
The methods below assume that you have tried (and failed) in attempting to crack the passcode. This means you'll see a 'X Failed Attempts' in the Restriction passcode area (where X is any number).
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If you have a jailbroken iPhone, this is the method you follow:
1. Download and install iFile
2. Go to /var/mobile/Library/Preferences/
3. Locate the file named com.apple.springboard.plist and tap on it
4. Tap on Text Viewer
5. Search for 'SBParentalControlsFailedAttempts' (you can just type 'FailedAttempts' too)
6. You should see a <key> and a <string> for this field like this:
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8. Quit everything.
9. Open Settings → General → Restrictions again and enter 1234 for the code.
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Barrington native helps create feature film
Dane Mainella has always loved the movies. Now he's making them.
The Barrington native and current Philadelphia, Pa. resident recently helped create his first feature-length film. It's titled "Driving Not Knowing," and represents more than a year of writing, planning, directing, editing and acting.
Mr. Mainella and the team of producers from the film are now trying to raise money for post-production costs — sound design, color correction, entry fees for film festivals.
They have established a page on Kickstarter.com, listed a goal of $21,170, and with about a week left for fund-raising have surpassed the $11,000 mark.
"By far" this was "the most challenging experience of my life," wrote Mr. Mainella in a recent email. "But I would also say it has been the most rewarding experience as well and the project I am most proud of. I don't think I realized how much work it takes to make (write, produce, edit, promote, etc.) a feature film."
Filmmaking, for Mr. Mainella, started inside a nearly empty theater at Patriot Cinemas in East Providence about seven years ago.
When he was about 15 years old, Mr. Mainella would ask his parents to drop him off at the cinemas to watch movies that he knew his friends would not want to see.
One day he sat in the darkened theater — he was the only person there — and watched "There Will Be Blood."
The film featured Daniel Day-Lewis as a ruthless oilman and his quest for wealth, and was nominated for eight Academy Awards. And from its very beginning, it stunned young Dane Mainella.
"...there's something like 20 minutes of silence before a single word is spoken. I was blown away. I couldn't believe a movie with such a simple premise could say so much through its acting and cinematography. It wasn't what the movie was about as much as how they chose to go about making it. It made me think, 'Man, I could do something like that.'
"'There Will Be Blood' really changed things for me and made me think about film in a seriously creative, more artistic, way."
What had been a fun interest early on began to grow for Mr. Mainella, and by the time he was a senior at Barrington High School he decided to focus his senior project on filmmaking.
He recruited Jon Land — a novelist and screenwriter and former Barrington resident — to work as his mentor and began writing a script for his project.
"Before that I had written many short stories and a good deal of juvenile poetry in notebooks. But the way I think is strongly visual, so I kind of naturally gravitated towards writing/performing for the screen," he wrote.
After graduating, Mr. Mainella attended the University of Pennsylvania as an engineering major — "after about two years of it I began to feel like it was stifling my creativity. I had a very idealistic view of engineering four years ago, like I wanted to be this eco-engine designer or rocket scientist. I guess I got disillusioned with the idea of using my creativity for progressing humanity towards some kind of technological endpoint."
He longed for an avenue to express himself and found it in creative writing. At the same time, friendships he had made at UPenn blossomed into working relationships, and last year Mr. Mainella, Benjamin Davis, Dylan Hansen-Fliedner and Jay Jadick began work on "Driving Not Knowing."
"I think the story captures the struggles I've faced in trying to have control over my creativity," wrote Mr. Mainella. "For awhile I think I was being dishonest with myself and others in directing that creative energy towards more destructive things, like partying or getting into stupid fights with friends. Meaningless conflicts. The characters in 'Driving Not Knowing' really tiptoe/blur the line between living productive and destructive lifestyles."
Mr. Mainella said he is hopeful that "Driving" will hit its kickstarter goal. From there, the film will undergo some post-production tuning and be entered in film festivals.
"The festivals we're aiming to premiere at are the American-based Sundance and South by Southwest, and Euro-based Berlin and Rotterdam. From there, we're hoping to get notice by exhibition and distribution companies that would show the movie at theaters across the country," he wrote.
Mr. Mainella has also started early work on a second feature film.
"In March, on a roadtrip across the country, myself and two other collaborators shot principal photography for another feature that I had been writing since the fall. We shot in Kansas, Denver, Utah, Las Vegas, LA, San Francisco, all over. It was quite the trip," he wrote. "While I don't want to give away too much about it, we're expecting to continue work on it after we submit 'Driving Not Knowing' to festivals."
Early efforts
Creating a feature film was a new endeavor for Dane Mainella, but the Barrington native has long been dabbling in video production. He said former BHS classmates, including Nick Rojas, Mo Diaz, Ray King, Ryan Butler, Dan Maddock and Ed Mercer, were involved in many of the projects.
"Throughout high school, a group of friends and I made a handful of short, kinda parodic video projects based on some Hollywood movies that we were infatuated with, like 'Star Wars' and 'Ocean's Eleven.' We even made one called 'Battle for the Brickyard' about a war set on Brickyard Pond," Mr. Mainella wrote.
Support the film
The team that created "Driving Not Knowing" is looking for a little help in covering post-production costs. They have established a page on Kickstarter.com where people can donate. For more information go to www.kickstarter.com and search for Driving Not Knowing.
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Want to know what "Driving Not Knowing" is all about? Here is a brief description offered at the kickstarter.com website:
"Dane Mainella and Jay Jadick play artists, Will and Lee, at odds yet addicted to each other. Lee, a drug-addled yet sensitive musician, is in love with Will, an ambitious poet. Violent and intense, Will is hesitant to make himself vulnerable to Lee's affection. After a year-long estrangement that arose from their disharmonious intentions for one another, the two reunite for a weekend in the countryside."
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Possum speed bumps
... then decided we would like to live in Waiwera. We stopped at a rest stop for a snack, and went to their gift shop where they sold possum g strings and "willy warmers". Kari drove us through Auckland like a champ, and then Sheila took us on a scenic detour for no apparent reason, but we did see some amazing scenery as a result. We arrived in Rotorua just as it was getting dark and found a hotel. It has mineral pools (everywhere here seems to) so ...
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Day 22 – Sat 28 March – Whangaruru – Day Trip to Russell
It was sunny so we decided to do a run to Russell this morning and also to check out the road towards Cape Brett (Rawhiti). Years ago we had gone camping near Russell with Ros' Mum and Dad. They had taken their trailer sailer too and we explored some of the islands. However we couldn't find any sign of the camp but figured like a lot ...
The wetter the better
... was ascending inside and surfacing in a pretty large air pocket on the roof, big enough for four of us to come up and have a chat – our gauges tell us here that we are still 8 metres under water! Further back into the cave is another large air pocket which we popped into for a quick look before continuing the dive. We have never seen so much sea life!
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Heaven on a stick
... it happens, I hook up to a kingfish and the battle begins. I can't believe how hard it is to reel this fish in. What with Steve barking instructions, Louise telling me how awkward I look and Luke and Max looking on with envy, I do my best to fight this fish to the surface from a depth of 45-60m. During the battle, Steve informs us he is worried that if we don't land the fish soon enough there is a high chance that a shark will get our catch. This spurs me on for one ...
Day 5 - Cape Reinga, Waitangi & Whangari
Early start to head North to Cape Reinga, the Northern tip of New Zealand. Maori mythology says that when Maori's die, their spirit travels north to Cape Reinga where it departs this life for eternal life, quite a spiritual place for Maori's. There is also a lighthouse to mark the northern tip of the island and sign posts saying London is 18,029 km (11,268 miles). Just off the coast of Cape Reinga you can see where Tasman Sea and ...
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