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Fiac 2006: Interview with Jennifer Flay in Paris
AfN: This is an artfacts interview with Jennifer Flay, the artistic director of FIAC. Hello Jennifer.
J.Flay: Hello, hello
AfN: You said in 2003 when you have been appointed to the job as the artistic director of FIAC: "I am delighted to be given this opportunity to lead FIAC into its next phase" and you said you looking forward to make it one of the best places to discover and buy the latest modern contemporary art and the best modern masterworks available. Our goal is to create a truly unparalleled experience for international collectors." This year, 2006 the FIAC is back in the Grand Palais...
J.Flay: and in the Cour Carrée du Louvre, and the Jardin des Tuileries
AfN: and it is overwhelming.
J.Flay: Thank you
AfN: Even gallery owners who decided to leave the fair in favor for the FRIEZE are seriously thinking of coming back. Would you say that you already fulfilled your promises of 2003? And how important is the Grand Palais to achieve your goal?
J. Flay: Would I say that I have already achieved them? Actually its quite moving for me to hear that quote from 2003, yes I did say that of course and I meant it - I feel that we are on the way. For me it's still very much work in progress. I am very happy with the results we have achieved. When I accepted to take on the job I told the direction of Reed Exposition France that it would take between 3 and 5 years to get the sorts of results that I was looking for and that is the third year, edition no 3, and I think that certainly the basis is there to achieve what I want. Yes, I think the fair is becoming a very, very strong and attractive venue for galleries. I although think this come from improvement and just as well because I like to be busy and I like to have things to do... and there are different things we can do and we will do sorry I did not get the second part of the question, what was it?
AfN: the second part was: how important is the Grand Palais to achieve this? I mean I see it as you want to play an important role
J.Flay: Yes, yes absolutely - well , for us it is not so much the Grand Palais, of course the Grand Palais is a fabulous venue, but it is the fact that we returning to the center of Paris. That's very important for us. We wanted to, when I say 'we' I mean Martin Bethenod and myself - Martin Bethenod is the general manager of the fair - we felt it was very important to bring the fair to the heart of Paris.
Inside in the emblematic of the essence of Paris and that is certainly the case of course for the Cour Carrée of the Louvre Museum, the Tuileries gardens and the Grand Palais which has also the advantage of being lined up on this beautiful axis which is drawn by the bed of the Seine river, the sort of natural geographic axis of Paris. We think that in people's minds these sights and the centrality are so much more revelatory of the essence of Paris then anonymous fairgrounds - however functional they might be- in the outskirts of Paris. I think that for us this move back to the center is clearly an important step in our plans to develop the fair. I mean personally I quite understand any gallerists or collector that prefers to show in a building like the Grand Palais which is a historical monument or in the Cour Carrée of the Louvre Museum, which also an historic monument.
AfN: and its daylight
J.Flay: And the natural light is of course very special and I mean I've heard so many commentaries about the beauties of this natural light from Sarah Lucas who is showing sculptures here with Sadie Coles and Babara Gladstone, from Pierre Soulages, the painter who is showing works at the Gallery de France, how much this natural light does enable one to apprehend the art works in such a beautiful way and it is very real.
AfN: Another thing, the fair is still strongly biased concerning the number of French galleries. Are you considering the FIAC as a French voice in an Anglo/American dominated art world? Or what is your position in terms of internationality?
J.Flay: Well, the FIAC as a French art fair, it takes place in Paris of course and it is an European art fair because it takes place in Europe but it is also an international art fair because we are part of the international art scene, more and more as we go on. We feel that is important to highlight all the aspects of contemporary art in France and modern art in France because Paris is a very important place in the history of modernism. We seek to infect - highlight that! However, I don't agree when you said it is heavily biased by French participation.
AfN: But I didn't mean that it is bad,
J.Flay: No,no we have a 45% percentage of French galleries participating on the fair. Not all from Paris some of them are also from the regions of France. And we have a 55% of international participants. We feel that is a good, healthy percentage of representation for this phase of the fair's development. It is actually the same percentage as the Armory Show in New York. They have 45% American galleries and 55% foreign galleries. So, certainly the Armory is not perceived neither as a pro American nor as an anti American Art fair. You know we are not pro-French in the extreme and we aren't anti-French although we are accused of it here.
AfN: You are accused to be anti French?
J. Flay: Yes, absolutely, yes
AfN: I mean it is from our point of view good to see more French galleries and we see more special art and more design. I think it is a very good decision.
J. Flay: Yes, we introduced them. We where the first art fair in the world introducing a design section in 2004
AfN: We come to the point maybe we jump to this point now. In 2004 you added design galleries as exhibitors. In our point of view this decision makes totally sense. The tefaf in Maastricht for example attracts the highest ranked art dealers in the world even if it shows everything from arms to textiles. Are you playing with the introduction of new fields? What are your plans?
J. Flay: It is not in our immediate plans to introduce new sections into the FIAC; I think that we will have to be looking at strengthening the sections that already exist: modern art - contemporary modern and emerging art. In Design - we will be looking at strengthening those fields, before we look at introducing other sections. And also we have another problem that you aware of. We are currently using little over the half of the exhibition space that we had of the Porte de Versailles. So, the Cour Carrée of the Louvre museum and the Grand Palais offer us slightly over the half of what we had last year in terms of expositions space. So, I think before we look at introducing new sections we should develop those we have and perhaps look at increasing our exhibition space.
AfN: What about architecture?
J. Flay: Architecture is something we are very interesting in quite clearly. As you are certainly aware we worked with Emmanuel Combarel and Dominique Marrec this year on the design - on the very innovative design - of the design section. You know for the exhibition display with the platforms. It is signed it is a signed exhibition proposition by Emmanuel Combarel and Dominique Marrec. Clearly, it's something we are interested in. We are interested in working with architects and we were advised by architects although for the design of the construction that we bought in the Cour Carrée of the Louvre Museum. You may have noticed the transparent facades of the tent...
AfN: Yes, sure.
J.Flay: The transparent roofs,
AfN: In contrast to the FRIEZE tent.
J.Flay: the square within the square and the square floor plan; these are things we are definitely interested in I am potentially interested in.
AfN: Because in our discussions in the last days we thought the FIAC could be a world leader
J.Flay: Oh, I think it is [laughs]
AfN: In terms of what is here in property, what is here in knowledge about art and design, how it is here intrinsic within the city. But on the other hand we have the feeling that there is some kind of fear not taking this job...
J.Flay: listen...
AfN: or is the city to big, like Basel you know where you meet everybody on the streets
J.Flay: You know - it is interesting that you are saying that actually - when we were thinking about the move back into the center of Paris and the fact when you are in Miami or Basel the fair takes over the whole city.
AfN: it is like a village...
J. Flay: Yes, yes but it's kind of difficult because Paris is much bigger city. Well, I tell you this week with our different venues with the Tuileries Gardens with all these wonderful shows that are on in the different museums, the fact that the Musée du Quai Branly many people haven't seen it, it is open, visits are proposed - private visits to our VIP visitors. The same for the Musée des Art Décoratifs, same for the Musée d'Orsay, we also have a private visit plan for our VIP visitors to see the future Cité de l'Architecture which is still a building site at the moment and all the parties and activities that are going on. I am starting to think that we may - in fact - be able to give this feeling of really investing in the city, the whole city of Paris can be mobilized. I am happy about that because it was a long shot. It is difficult for people to imagine that FIAC could impact the city of Paris in such a way like Art Basel impacts Basel because the city is so much bigger.
AfN: And Miami
J. Flay: I mean Miami is great but all of it happens on five blocks, you know.
AfN: Everything is gone when the crowd leaves - than there is a desert.
J. Flay: Exactly. Paris is a all year around situation. I mean there are great shows and great opening every day this week. But there are great shows and openings all year around. This is something we wanna to highlight.
AfN: Sorry I just jump in the questions We've heard that the Grand Palais from an organizational point of view is difficult to handle. Will you be able to stay here and at the Louvre?
J.Flay: At the Cour carré du Louvre, yes, we have an agreement with the president of the Louvre, Henri Loyrette, that we will be able to be use this venue several years in succession and also in the Grand Palais. We have our dates for 2007, we have option dates for 2008. The building is difficult, because, clearly it was build as an exhibition hall but it was built in 1900. Which makes it of course very very special but it isn't equipped in the same way exhibitions hall normally are. It is make it more complex as a fair organizer - clearly - but that is an interesting challenge and I think it is worth taking on. To be quite honest I don't think anybody would contradict me if I said that FIAC now has the most beautiful venues of any art fair in the world. And that is definitely a plus.
AfN: And it is in the center. that is the second plus. And you can make it that the city vibrates.
J.Flay: Another aspect that is very important for Martin Bethenod and I - and I've had very pleasant occasions the last few nights to realize that - the exhibitors, I am talking about the exhibitors because I am very close to the gallery world having been a gallerist myself. What I am saying for the galleries goes also for the visitors, the collectors, the press, everybody. You know when I am standing at the door when the fair closes and I hear people saying, let's go to such and such restaurant let's go there it is really nice... You know at the Port de Versaille it was a nightmare you had to get back into the city
AfN: Oh yes, we remember
J. Flay: Now, people are just having fun and they are able to enjoy everything Paris has to offer. Because it is right next door. That's a big thing for us. We want people to experience the pleasure and all the unique quality of Parisian lifestyle. It is not bullshit. Excuse: That's the New Zealand part coming out of me. It's not bullshit! There is something special about l'art de vivre, you know: Je ne sais quoi - francais you know. And why not, why not highlight that? Why not make that special - I mean they've got a lot of mileage in Miami and all the palm trees and swimming pools... [laughs]
AfN: Would you consider yourself as an Asian person?
J. Flay: No, I am a New Zealander.
AfN: Isn't it based in Asia?
J. Flay: New Zealand is Oceania.
AfN: Oceania?
J. Flay: South East Asia.
AfN: South East Asia. You see, Asia.
J. Flay: I am from new Zealand and I am although French because I have double nationality not because I've married a French person but just because I've living and working here for so long. I definitely feel bicultural. I think that the fact that I am from new Zealand clearly shakes my world view. When you are from New Zealand you live in an island at the bottom of the South Pacific with nothing around you. To go to New Zealand everything is on the way to New Zealand - the whole world is on the way to new Zealand.
AfN: What do you mean with this?
J. Flay: When you are in Europe and you want to go to New Zealand you go anyway you want and you can stop anywhere you want. You're still on the way home. And that gives you a different world view. Nothing is really far away for me. I think the world is actually quite small and its actually quite manageable. I feel very comfortable in the world. I think certainly that it is perhaps easier for me to rethink the fair.
AfN: Last questioN: Is China a buzz word for you? We've seen relatively few works here in Paris - in comparison to London in the last few weeks - and additionally do you believe in fashion trends in the arts?
J. Flay: There are Chinese artists presented at the fair. There are Chinese represented by Galerie Pierre Huber (Art & Public), by Galerie de France, by Galleria Continua, by many gallery that are here. Chinese artists are definitely not absent from FIAC. We obviously want quality across the board, we want the best galleries. I would like to have one or two Chinese exhibitors and we have had previously three last, four Chinese galleries but I want Chinese to be present in the very best possible way. And I think it is this year with Galeria Continua, with Pierre Huber, with Gallery de France. I would love to have a Chinese gallery but I want obviously the best. And the same goes for Russian art, Indian art.
AfN: We have seen Aidan, Guelman,
J. Flay: We have Aidan, XL, Guelman. That is pretty good. And we have Nature Morte from India showing only Indian artists. We have Sfeir-Semler, from Lebanon, from Beirut showing artists from Lebanon. We have a wonderful gallery from Warsaw, Raster Gallery
AfN: Where are they?
J. Flay: In the Cour Carrée. I think it is one of the best young galleries in the world.
AfN: How do you separate the galleries? Who is in the Grand Palais and who is in the Cour Carrée du Louvre? The young ones?
J. Flay: It got more to do with the way they position themselves in fact the galleries that have a very perspective element in their program like discovery, whether or not they are young are in the Cour Carrée du Louvre, basically.
AfN: and the design.
J. Flay: and the design section which is of course as you know very important to me.
AfN: It is important for the fair in our point of view.
J. Flay: The period that FIAC covers is the 20th century up until today, up until the 21st century, 2006. I think it is kind of nice that the galleries of the modern period are in this building which was built and inaugurated in 1900, which is the beginning of the period we cover. So the modern galleries, the contemporary modern and
AfN: But you have Esther Schipper here in the Grand Palais?
J. Flay: Yes and galleries working with established contemporary art of today are here.
AfN: Strong persons
J. Flay: Yeah, you know there are galleries in the Cour Carrée du Louvre which are open for 25 years.
AfN: I know, I know, a lot of Dutch galleries.
J. Flay: Galleries that have a very perspective emphasis in their program. But it is not black and white you know.
AfN: Can the galleries choose?
J. Flay: Most galleries actually choose with a sort of natural affinity to one place or the other although this is the first time we've done it. I've heard galleries say: I really want to be in the Cour Carrée du Louvre which is great.
AfN: Is such a nice venue.
J. Flay: Yes
AfN: So, Jennifer, thank you for taking time for this interview.
J. Flay: It is a pleasure. It is very nice to talk in my native language about the work. Thank you.
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RailRiders Strike for 10 Hits, Defeat Syracuse, 5-1
Vidal Nuno Strikes Out Six to Earn Second His Second Win
By Andrew Kappes / Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders | April 21, 2013 12:39 PM ET
Moosic, Pa. - Three players enjoyed multi-hit games, and Vidal Nuno struck out six batters while allowing just one run as the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (Triple-A/New York Yankees) defeated the Syracuse Chiefs (Nationals) 5-1 on Sunday afternoon at PNC Field. The RailRiders have now won six of their last eight contests.
Nuno (2-0) kept Syracuse hitters off balance with his mixed bag of pitches, and went on to pitch five and two-thirds innings. He conceded just three hits, allowing the one earned run while striking out six batters to help Scranton/Wilkes-Barre improve to 7-8 on the season.
Syracuse starter Danny Rosenbaum matched Nuno until the fifth when the RailRiders scored the first runs of the ballgame. Addison Maruszak led the inning off with a single, and came around to score when Corban Joseph followed with a double to right field. Melky Mesa then flew out to center, and Joseph tagged and advanced to third. Joseph was plated when Zoilo Almonte hit a sacrifice fly to center field. The RailRiders led 2-0 after five innings.
The Chiefs answered with a run in the sixth. Jerad Head led off with a walk, and Jeff Howell followed with a groundout that retired Head, but Howell reached on the fielder's choice. Chris Rahl reached on an error by third baseman David Adams, moving Howell to second. Jeff Kobernus then sent the only Syracuse run of the game home with a single to left field.
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre gave itself some breathing room with a three-run eighth. Austin Romine led off with a single, and came around to score when Adams followed with a double to deep center field. Thomas Neal then singled to right field, driving home Adams. After an error moved Neal to second, he advanced to third on a fly-ball out by Luke Murton. Neal scored when Maruszak grounded out to short. That gave the game its final margin of 5-1 in favor of the RailRiders.
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I like and have tremendous respect for police officers and the police services they work for.
I feel the same about Crown attorneys and the Manitoba Prosecution Service.
Both entities and the people in them fulfil absolutely vital - and often all too under-appreciated - roles in our society. It's unthinkable to imagine life without them and the work they do.
But I humbly confess, I've grown weary of seeing more and more of them added to the civil service at the expense of seemingly all else when it comes to bolstering resources in Manitoba's criminal justice system.
So from that I'm left cold by today's triumphant government announcement that an additional 10 Crowns plus support staff are being hired (to the tune of about $1 million a year), and the Winnipeg Police Service being funded an extra $300,000 for its disclosure unit to add another shift.
And, I might add, it was just a few days ago that the province heralded the addition of 10 new RCMP officers in the near future.
More Cops. More Crowns. More Cops. More Crowns. It's always the same tune.
With them, our justice system will become faster, better, more, we're always told. Today was no different. The new Crown lawyers will help speed up criminal cases, the government says.
It's come time for me to say I disagree.
The only thing adding more at this point will accomplish is to further stuff more work into an already-overtaxed court system, and exact an opportunity cost at the expense of other vital aspects of the justice system as a whole.
Because the system - especially the fair, measured and decent one we love to say we're always striving for - is so , so much more than just police and prosecutors.
It's correctional officers in our overstuffed jails and their probation department colleagues. And it's apparent that workloads they deal with are immense.
It's sheriffs officers, the folks (vastly underpaid in my view) who transport accused persons and offenders to court and maintain order in courtrooms.
It's, of course, provincial court judges - who contrary to popular false belief, work far many more hours than the hours actually spent sitting in court may suggest.
And who could forget Legal Aid? An essential public-service agency at which some of Manitoba's best and most dedicated lawyers toil for not-so-awesome salaries and manage gargantuan caseloads.
As was quipped on Twitter by one person today: "MB announcing funding for 10 new Crowns, while Legal Aid Manitoba can't even afford MS Word for its lawyers." And then: "Over last 5 years, 46% increase to salary & benefit budget at Prosecutions (& 16% increase at Legal Aid) includes raises & new positions."
Not to mention courtroom clerks, staff justices and administrators of the provincial court, who are really unsung heroes when it comes to maintaining order out of paperwork chaos. All one needs to do is look over counter 100D at the law courts to see these folks are packed in like sardines.
The justice system is also made up of victim services workers, addictions counsellors, FASD agencies, mental health workers, social workers.
I ask honestly: How much could $1-million do to assist staff at the beleaguered Forensic Psychological Services or the Criminal Code Review Board, each of which has seen dramatic upticks in demand in recent years.
And I'm still just scratching the surface of the actors involved in the system as a whole.
Then there's the infrastructure. Dated computer systems, shabby-looking courtrooms with grease-stains on walls where people rest their heads, elevators that routinely act wonky.
Old jails filled to the brim with suspects awaiting trial on remand. Sometimes, they're described as dangerous powder kegs for their staffers.
Now I get it, believe me. Announcing more police and prosecutors sounds great and looks great from the government's perspective. But it has to be the most overused, over-hyped tactic in the sack of politically-expedient public safety-related goodies governments hold the strings to.
Ultimately, when you add cops, the ability for them to accomplish more and bolster the ranks of the Crowns, you're only adding the ability to stuff more into an overburdened and yes, kinda broken, court system.
It appears simple economics is being forgotten: The supply of work to be done is outstripping the tools available to get it done, and done properly.
I also fail to see how adding prosecutors makes criminal cases go faster.
There's far, far, more variables involved than simply giving a Crown a file and saying, 'get it done.'
Anyone who has witnessed a Crown, a defence lawyer, a judge and the provincial trial co-ordinator trying to find a date for them all to be in the same courtroom at once would realize this. Not to mention: Speed shouldn't be a major measure by which we gauge the health of the system. It's one factor, but there are others more important.
Cops and Crowns are great, no doubt in my mind.
But adding more of them at the point we're at today won't make anything about our justice system better in a meaningful and productive way, with respect.
There are other priorities. And now, we've missed yet another opportunity to address them.


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On her Facebook account, former WWE Diva Tammy "Sunny" Sytch had some rather harsh things to say regarding Lacey Von Erich's "less than stellar" TNA debut last week (many online have criticized the clothesline she delivered to Taylor Wilde upon jumping the ring). In fact, she goes as far to refer to Von Erich's late father as a "suicidal drug addict."
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The Changes Experienced by the Narcotics Monopoly in Turkey
In this article, Dr Alaettin Akçasu, who works in the Department of Pharmacology, under Ord Prof Dr. Sedat Tavat, Faculty of Istanbul, relates how the narcotics monopoly in Turkey has been strengthened over the years, so as to eliminate almost completely all possibility of misuse
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The Changes Experienced by the Narcotics Monopoly in TurkeyDr. Alaettin Akçasu
In this article, Dr Alaettin Akçasu, who works in the Department of Pharmacology, under Ord Prof Dr. Sedat Tavat, Faculty of Istanbul, relates how the narcotics monopoly in Turkey has been strengthened over the years, so as to eliminate almost completely all possibility of misuse
Until 1933 the cultivation of the opium poppy, the manufacture of raw opium and the internal and external trade in morphine and other alkaloids obtained from opium were not subjected to any control within the frontiers of Turkey. Until then, anyone could grow any quantity of poppy anywhere he wished, and sell his crop to any dealer at any price. In Anatolia the extraction of oil from the poppy seed was preferred to the trade in raw opium for here poppy oil held an important place as a food product.
The conventions signed at The Hague (23 January 1912) and Geneva (12 February 1925) reduced the poppy cultivation within the frontiers of the countries Parties to the conventions and placed their opium exports under close control, therefore in these countries where cultivation of the poppy was free, production increased immediately and trade in opium became a source of considerable profit. The arrival in Turkey of immigrants from Yugoslavia who specialized in this crop also contributed to the increase in production.
The Government of the Turkish Republic fully recognized the harm done to humanity by the free production of and trade in opium, and despite the fact that it was a rich source of foreign currency, on 26 January 1933 it passed law No. 2108 for the signature of the conventions of 1912, 1925 and 1931.
These conventions bound those countries that had no law for the enforcement, within their frontiers, of the control of these substances, to pass such a law within the shortest possible time. For this reason, the Govern- ment of the Turkish Republic passed law No. 2313, on the restriction of poppy growing and the control of the exportation and importation of raw opium and its derivatives. This law entered into force on 24 June 1933. Poppy growing and the trade in raw opium was thus placed under State monopoly within the Turkish frontiers Since that date, districts where the poppy is cultivated have been restricted. These districts have been selected from among those where the poppy is a staple crop, where the best opium is produced and which are the most unsuitable for smuggling purposes. Persons intending to grow poppies are bound to declare the exact amount they wish to sow, and can only sell the opium produced to an official department, authorized to buy on behalf of the Government, or to merchants with special licences for internal trade. These dealers can only export such quantities and to such countries as are permitted.
Under a law passed in 1935 the production and sale of opium became a State monopoly, but none of the restricting clauses contained in the previous law were changed.
On 24 June 1938, the Office of Soil Products was set up under law No. 3491. This law invested the Office with the control of other agricultural products in addition to the control over the production of and
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trade in opium and the production, exportation and importation of alkaloids obtained from opium, and declared the internal trade in raw opium free.
In accordance with this law, the producer could, without any restriction of time, sell his raw opium to the Office or to the merchants. The Office itself was not obliged to buy more opium than it could export. Thus the surplus product remained with the producer or the merchant, making smuggling all the easier. The only condition imposed on the dealers (in the internal trade) was that they must not up to that date have been the object of any prosecution for smuggling, and they were required to make a declaration to that effect.
This law was applied without any modification until 1950. "In spite of the vigilance of the Customs and enforcement officers, it has been ascertained that certain evil-minded persons taking advantage of the last paragraph of the clause 6 of law No. 3491 (that the trade in raw opium is free inside the country) have been able to send freely and without any fear of control, raw opium of better quality as far as the frontiers of countries where it could be sold at higher prices, and have found opportunities to send this opium past the border. This statement has been supported by complaints received from the outside at different times."1
In view of the above, law No. 5621 was passed on 23 March 1950, amending clause 6 of law No. 3491 and prohibiting free trade in opium inside the country. The producer was obliged to deliver his entire production of opium to the Board, or to an office authorized to buy in the name of the Board, up to the end of August of the same year.
This law remained in force for one year, after which, owing to changes in the economic system, trade in opium was again made free inside the country. It is for this reason that clause 6 of law No. 5621 was again amended on 18 April 1951, by another law (No. 5759), and the last paragraph of the above-mentioned clause stipulated that trade in opium was free inside the country but only within the district limits. This gave greater facilities to the producer, but it also made smuggling easier, and in order to prevent this, the penalties were increased. For example, clause 27 of law No. 5621 passed on 23 March 1950, fixed a fine of ?T.15 for every decare2 of poppy plantation outside the authorized areas, and of ?T.30 if the poppies were slit. In the later law, these penalties were doubled. Another clause of the law passed on 23 March 1950 provides that any person who fails up to the end of August of the same year to deliver his opium to the Office or to an organization acting in its name, or who after this date keeps such opium on his property or in any other place, or who tries to sell or transfer such opium in any other way to any person or body other than the Office above-mentioned, or an organization acting in its name, or who takes delivery of opium whether buying it or not, and conceals it, carries it or keeps it in any place whatsoever, or helps any other person or body to transfer such opium will be deemed to be a smuggler. The penalty is a heavy fine in proportion to the amount of opium in question, and the opium will be seized and confiscated. Whereas, the same clause of the law passed on 18 April 1951 and amended lays down that if any person does not as stipulated by clause 6 deliver the raw opium he has produced up to the end of September, to the Office of Soil Products or to the organization acting in its name in the district, such raw opium produced or gathered from the producers will be confiscated Furthermore, the producer will have to pay a fine based on the value of the raw opium, and the dealer a fine equivalent to twice such value, as a heavy penalty. If the raw opium produced or gathered from the producers has been concealed or smuggled, the penalty as laid down in the first paragraph is imposed whether it can be recovered or not. The law applied at present requires the producer to sell his product either directly to the Office of Soil Products or to an organization authorized to buy on behalf of the Office, or directly to dealers having a trade licence from the Government.1
From the report on law No. 5621 on the need for amending some clauses of the law respecting the Office of Soil Products and the addition of a temporary clause.2
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Crushing raw opium into standardized opium.
Processing and stamping of raw standardized opium.
Dealers and producers must deliver all opium in their possession to the Office in the district not later than the end of September of the same year. The producer must also submit to the Government a declaration of the quantity of opium sold, not later than three days after the sale, so as to prevent any opium from being smuggled by the dealer. This declaration is essential for any sale, and the dealer concerned is required to submit it to the Board when he delivers the opium The penalty for any person who fails to conform with this requirement is laid down in the first part of paragraph B of clause 27 of the above-mentioned law, which states that: "If any person sells or buys without a licence or transfer, conceals, transports, carries or keeps in any place raw opium, or participates in these acts, he shall be liable to imprisonment for not less than 3 months nor more than 1 year, and a heavy fine of not less than ?T 50 nor more than ?T 500. The opium shall be confiscated."
The Office of Soil Products is not only in charge of the control of the sale of opium, it also controls, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, the improvement of poppy growing and the production of opium, analyses the opium for sale, supervises the purification of the opium that has been bought, and provides for the standardization of opium. Also, in agreement with the Ministries of Economy and Trade, it sets up any plant or organization that may be needed.
Every year, the Office, in collaboration with the Ministries of Economy, Trade and Agriculture, and taking into consideration the agricultural and economic possibilities and the prospects for exportation, determines the regions where the poppy is to be grown and the persons to whom permission to gather opium will be granted. After submission for approval to the Council of Ministers, these particulars are made known not later than 1 July.
The Narcotics Monopoly, which has been turned over to the Office of Soil Products, controls, in addition to opium and its alkaloids, cocaine and similar substances, hashish and habit-forming synthetic narcotic drugs.


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Although some recording, of the tombs of Ptahhotep and Akhethotep, had been done at Saqqara in 1898 by Davies for the Archaeological Survey, the Society's long involvement with the site did not really start until 1952 when Bryan Emery was asked to continue for the EES work he had started for the Egyptian Antiquities Service in the 1930s at the archaic necropolis.
The niched facade of one of the great mudbrick tombs discovered at Saqqara by Bryan Emery
Emery's work revealed a series of brick tombs which he identifed as those of the kings of Egypt's first two dynasties, though most Egyptologists would now regard them as being tombs of officials.In 1964 the focus of the Society's work moved to an area of the site where there are Late Period temples and underground galleries dedicated to animals sacred to the ancient gods.
Excavations in the Saqqara Sacred Animal Necropolis in 1968
After Emery's death on site in 1971, the work at the Sacred Animal Necropolis was directed by Harry Smith and Geoffrey Martin. In 1975 Geoffrey Martin became Director of a joint EES/Rijksmseum van Oudheden, Leiden expedition which has uncovered several New Kingdom nobles' tombs including those of the future king, Horemheb and the Treasurer, Maya. Meanwhile Harry Smith and David Jeffreys directed excavation of the Anubieion, a Late Period temple-town at the site. In 1982, to mark the Society's Centenary, a new survey of the ancient city of Memphis was launched. Directed by David Jeffreys and Lisa Giddy the expedition excavated an area of the ancient city and, for the first time, mapped and planned the capital of ancient Egypt. More recently attention has shifted to an attempt to locate the site of the archaic settlement at Memphis and to plot the location of the Nile during the cities earliest phases.
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|Blacklands Railroad moves headquarters into old UP depot
|Kerry Craig | News-Telegram Assistant Editor
Dec. 7, 2004 -- Blacklands Railroad moved into history this week when the short line railroad shifted its headquarters into the old Union Pacific Railroad depot on North Church Street.
Blacklands manager Wayne Deffebaugh said the move was a big one for the railroad and met the need for additional space.
"There's a lot of history involved with the depot," he said. "We are just happy it came available so we could move into it."
The railroad had been interested in the historic building since beginning shortline operations more than six years ago. That interest finally became a reality this week.
For many years since the demise of the Cotton Belt Railroad, the old depot sat empty and had fallen into disrepair. After being bought by a Dallas resident, the exterior of the building was restored, but the interior remained the same.
Blacklands has added new flooring inside as well as ceiling fans reminiscent of the days when passengers bought tickets and waited for the next train.
The old sea-foam green paint has been replaced with a fresher, brighter hue that lends itself to the atmosphere of the historic building.
In Deffenbaugh's office, windows overlook the railroad tracks, just a few feet away. On the opposite side of the room are ticket windows where passengers once bought their transportation across the country.
The building was purchased from the Union Pacific Railroad in 2002 by Mrs. Jewel Morris of Dallas, who said at the time she was buying the property for her daughter.
Although Mrs. Morris succumbed to cancer last year, renovation work continued on the historic building which, according to Ron Mayer in Union Pacific Railroad's real estate office, was the last piece of property the railroad owned on its east-west line west of Winfield.
Although the railroad is only renting the building for now, there are hopes the depot will eventually be offered for sale.
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And here's my latest!
Apparently sources inside Apple's overseas supply chain (manufacturer?) say the iPhone 5, due in September, October or some other month, could include some major changes over previous iterations of the smartphone.
Maybe that's why the device is coming out later in the year than previous iPhones.
Obviously Apple needs to keep significantly upgrading its products or risk losing sales from customers who like their older devices just fine, thank you. The only way to keep customers coming back is to offer more value, and with smartphones that's a short list of items -- really just physical features (size, weight, design, and screen, camera and video quality) and performance (better quality reception, longer battery life, more power, built-in apps).
Sterne Agee analyst Shaw Wu told Apple Insider that "supply chain sources have indicated that the new iPhone will feature a slightly larger display than the current 3.5-inch screen found on the iPhone 4. The fifth-generation iPhone is also expected to feature the same dual-core A5 processor already found in the iPad 2."
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SAN BERNARDINO - Without $36,000 in donations from the community, there will be no Stater Bros. Route 66 Rendezvous this year, the event's producer said Thursday, citing the city's bankruptcy as the reason for the shortfall threatening the city's signature event.
Wayne Austin, president and CEO of the San Bernardino Convention & Visitors Bureau - producers of the Rendezvous - said that organizers have raised $34,000 of $70,000 needed to put on the 22-year-old event. But another $36,000 is needed to make up the difference the Rendezvous would normally get from the city.
That has Austin seeking help from the community.
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"It is important to keep this major event within the city of San Bernardino, and we are asking business owners, city and county officials and the public to invest in this classic car show. We value your support."
The annual Rendezvous, set this year for Sept. 13 through 16 in downtown, attracts about 500,000 spectators, where cars are the stars, along with music, entertainment, sponsor displays, legendary guests, contests and commercial exhibitors. It brings about $40 million to the city.
Typically, the Rendezvous is paid for by car participants, sponsors and vendors.
Total costs for the four-day car show extravaganza range between $520,000 and $550,000, according to Austin.
Of that, in year's past, the city's share has been $140,000 in in-kind services such as security, trash collection and traffic control.
But because of the city's filing for bankruptcy, the city was restricted by what it could provide.
"We simply had no capacity to help any more, given our budget and the bankruptcy," Mayor Pat Morris said.
That left the producer with the bill for the free event, including the costs of tents, insurance, electrical, private security and special events staff expenses.
"This year, they can only provide $70,000 in in-kind services and then send me a bill," Austin said.
Still, Morris and others say they're confident the money would come from a community that loves the event.
"We did put the cry out for donations, and already people are responding," Morris said. "We will produce a wonderul Rendezvous."
Austin, too, was seeing a response.
"I am feeling a lot of love so far," Austin said.
Morris said the event comes at a time when the city deperately needs a celebration - the city filed for bankruptcy on Aug. 1.
"We'll take a moment out, have a good time for a few days. This is a boon for our city," Morris said.
Jack Brown, chairman and CEO of San Bernardino-based Stater Bros. Markets, touted the value of the event, which his company has sponsored for 15 years.
"Hopefully, this Rendezvous will bring a revival to downtown San Bernardino," Brown said. "We invest more than $600,000 in the Rendezvous as title sponsor and have more than 300 of our people as volunteers - vendors and suppliers. This is a very important financial commitment for the car owners, as well," Brown said.
Brown said making the event happen is pivotal at a time when the city is suffering.
"I think this terrific community will step in to help in this time of financial crisis for the city," Brown said. "Our benefit comes from having a really nice weekend for people - that's why I always insist it be free admission."
Austin said he is working with the city, and police will still be there, but the visitors bureau is paying for it.
Austin is putting a promotional package together for area businesses and looking at $1,500 and $2,500 levels as Business Friends of the Rendezvous.
The package would provide a 5-foot-by-10-foot banner that busnesses can hang inside or outside their building. At the $2,500 level, the banner package also offers select spots for "thank you's" acknowledging businesses that are Friends of the Rendezvous.
Denny Shorett, president and CEO of Crown Printers - which is providing the banners - said he is glad to help the Rendezvous.
"We're pleased that in spite of the troubles San Bernardino is having, the Rendezvous will go on. It will be good for businesses to come forward and show their support," Shorett said.
Donations can be made through the Rendezvous website, www.Route-66.org by clicking on the dollar amounts ranging from $10 to $250, making you a Friend of the Rendezvous as Bronze, Silver, Gold, Super or Ultimate Cruiser.
Tony Canul, owner of Molly's Cafe in downtown San Bernardino, on Wednesday presented Austin with a check for $1,200 to keep the Rendezvous in the city's downtown streets.
"All the money we receive in donations will be used to replace what we no longer will get from the city," Austin said. "That is the reality."
There has been an account set up at the 1st Valley Credit Union, 401 W. Second St., San Bernardino, CA 92401. Checks are payable to "Friends of the Rendezvous."
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Forest Landscape Restoration Handbook (2006), edited by Rietbergen-McCracken et al, is the first practical hands-on guide to repairing the damage done by irresponsible forest activity, explaining how to increase the resilience of landscapes and the communities they support.
Wildfire: A Century of Failed Forest Policy (2006), edited by Wuerthner, covers the topic of wildfire from ecological, economic, and social/political perspectives while also documenting how past forest policies have hindered natural processes, creating a tinderbox of problems that we are faced with today.
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Building the Future of the World's Forests
Centuries of Change in Pacific Northwest Forests: Ecological Effects of Forest Simplification and Fragmentation
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Climate Change and the Emerging Task of Forestry – Forests to Combat Climate Change
Conference on the Restoration and Management of Coast Redwood Forests: Jackson Demonstration State Forest
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Distribution and Causes of Global Forest Fragmentation
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Ecological Perspectives for the Restoration of Plant Communities in European Temperate Forests
Fire and Invasive Species within the Temperate and Boreal Coniferous Forests of Western North America
Keystone Forests: Preserving Forest Wildlands in the Southwestern US and Beyond
Landscape Ecology, Deforestation, and Forest Fragmentation: The Case of the Ruil Forest in Chile
Non-native Invasive Earthworms as Agents of Change in Northern Temperate Forests
Scientist's Call for the Protection of Forests in Europe
Survival Strategies for the Small Woodlot Forest
Reclaiming Peatlands for Forestry: The Irish Experience
Restoration Ecology: New Perspectives and Opportunities for Forestry
Restoration of Ponderosa Pine Forests in the Interior Western US after Logging, Grazing and Fire Suppression
Restoring the Forests
Russian Forests
The Restoration of Forests in the Temperate Zone of China
The Role and Activities of NGOs in Reforestation in the Northeast Asian Region
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Jul. 18 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 1.5 percent weekly drop against the greenback as a Malaysian passenger jet crash in rebel-held Ukraine and an Israeli ground invasion in Gaza sapped investors' risk appetite in an environment where the local currency had already fallen out of favour.
The kiwi fell to 86.78 US cents at 5pm in Wellington from 88.10 cents on Friday in New York last week. It traded at 86.75 cents at 8am and 86.93 cents yesterday. The trade-weighted index decreased to 80.84 from 80.96 yesterday, and is heading for a 1.3 percent weekly drop from 81.91 at last week's close.
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Keith Urban stopped by the set of The Family Fang today in New York to visit Nicole Kidman. The two were seen walking around holding hands. The Family Fang, as you know, is based on the book of the same name by Kevin Wilson. I was excited about the prospect of Nicole playing Camille. Turns out she's playing daughter Annie. Full Story
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The first trailer for Before I Go To Sleep, starring Nicole Kid man and Colin Firth, was released yesterday. As many others have observed, it's Memento meets Fifty First Dates. She goes to bed and when she wakes up, she doesn't remember anything. And she leaves clues for herself. There's a mystery. Full Story
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I don't remember hating a Nicole Kidman dress as much as I hate the one she wore last night at the Celebrate Life Ball in Melbourne. Is it maybe her worst dress of all time? Definitely a contender, non? And I say this because, as you know, as we've seen, Nicole's standard is high. Full Story
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Nicole Kidman accompanied Keith Urban to the CMT Awards last night. As I reported earlier this week – click here for a refresher – the two were together at a wedding this past weekend and were fine. Totally together, no signs of trouble, even though some tabloids keep insisting it's done. Full Story
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There have been all kinds of rumours lately about Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban breaking up. It only got worse when he didn't join her in Cannes when Grace Of Monaco opened the festival. For what it's worth, they were at a wedding in Hendersonville, TN this weekend for Keith's guitar player. Full Story
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Nicole Kidman is currently in Australia shooting a movie called Strangeland. This is why she couldn't attend the ACM Awards with Keith Urban. As you can see, Gran's gone brown. And it works for her. Because it softens her face. It mutes the enhancements. There's something about blonde on her that highlights the tight and the fill, you know? Over in Vegas though, where Keith was winning awards and performing, it's a different story. Full Story
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You know what? I like this outfit way more than her Grammys dress – the one that looked like it was fashioned from an Ikea duvet cover, click here for a refresher. This is Katy Perry at the Grammys Beatles tribute last night. It looks like she performed. Full Story
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Granny Freeze Nicole Kidman did not attend the Grammys last night. But she was there in spirit…all over her husband's face, holy sh-t. To me it looks like he completely redesigned his bone structure – full cheeks and not a line anywhere. I guess it's not a new thing but since he's always with Gran, we're too busy looking at her unnatural perfection instead of noticing that the same has been happening to him. Full Story
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban flew out of Sydney yesterday after spending the holiday at home in Australia. As you can see, the Kidman-Urbans are into the matching children thing, even at the airport. It does make for a good family portrait by the paparazzi with Sunday and Faith, both in green dresses, white socks, and black patent leather mary janes. Full Story
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Nicole Kidman's parents celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this weekend in Australia. Nicole flew in with the girls on Wednesday – click here to see photos. Keith arrived a couple of days later. And they joined the family, including Nic's sister, Antonia, for the milestone at the Gunner Barracks tea room. Full Story
Keith Urban cut his hair
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Idris Elba opens up about painful moments in his life in an October issue of GQ magazine. The "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" star reveals how he struggled to make ends meet in the past as well as the moment he learned that a child he fathered was not his.
"The celebration of having a son - from a man's perspective, it's massive," the "Pacific Rim" star tells the men's magazine. "It wasn't immediately obvious - well, it was, because he didn't look like me. ... To be given that and then have it taken away so harshly was like taking a full-on punch in the face," Elba says.
"Even admitting it, I'll probably get laughed at for the rest of my life," he says further. "But it is just tragic, and it happened. ... It happened to me. I moved on. 'Luther' came at a time where, you know, it was gaga therapy for me, man."
In the magazine spread, Elba says that he had a hard time finding an acting job in New York City. Therefore, he worked as a DJ and sold drugs. "I was DJ'ing, but I was also pushing bags of weed; I was doing my work. I had to. I know that sounds corny, but this is the truth," he reveals. The 41-year-old actor also became a doorman at Carolines comedy club and met celebrities such as Dave Chappelle and D.L. Hughley. "All those black comedians, they knew me as a doorman," he continues.
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