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Austin Walsh, 23 (Brevard County Sheriff's Office)
Florida deputy 'jokingly' shot, killed by roommate, fellow deputy
by: Rachel Tucker, Jocelina Joiner, Nexstar Media Wire
PALM BAY, Fla. (WFLA) — New details have emerged about the weekend death of a 23-year-old sheriff's deputy in Florida. The Brevard County Sheriff's Office said that Austin Walsh was shot and killed early Saturday by his roommate, fellow deputy Andrew Lawson, in their Palm Bay home.
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Photos of Deputy Walsh (Brevard County Sheriff's Office)
In an update posted to Facebook, Sheriff Wayne Ivey said that Walsh and his roommate were taking a break from playing online video games with friends when Lawson pointed a gun at him and pulled the trigger. The sheriff said Lawson "jokingly" aimed the gun at Walsh, thinking it was not loaded.
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Lawson called 911 and reported that he had accidentally shot Walsh and was "fully distraught and devastated" when Palm Bay officers arrived, Ivey said. Officers found Walsh inside the home with a single gunshot wound.
Ivey said the deputies were "the best of friends." Now, Lawson faces a manslaughter charge. He was held without bond at the Brevard County Jail.
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Ivey described the incident as an "extremely dumb and avoidable accident," saying it "not only took the life of an amazing young man and deputy, but it has also forever changed the life of another good young man who made an extremely poor and reckless decision."
The Palm Bay Police Department and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement are still investigating the shooting. "If there is nothing else, I pray there is a lesson learned from this tragedy," Ivey added.
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Walsh joined the sheriff's office at age 18 after serving as a public safety officer and spending several years in the department's Explorers youth program.
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Q: Replicating Mail Contact "Bubble" in iPhone SDK When creating a new message using Mail on the iPhone, and after typing the contact, a blue "bubble" appears around the text.  Is there some way I can replicate this behavior in my own application?
Thanks for any help!

A: The way I do this and probably the easiest way is with a custom UIView. You can draw inside a clipped rounded path with a blue gradient then draw the text on top of it.
You could also take a look at the Three20 project, which has a similar control. However, it's very complicated if you're just looking for that blue bubble.

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Motorola Solutions Presents New Mission-Critical Ecosystem of Technologies to Build Safer Communities
Live demonstrations show how unified voice, data and video security enable earlier identification of risks, streamlined workflows and faster incident resolution
COLOGNE, Germany – Nov. 22, 2019 – Public safety organizations and businesses currently face a demanding, increasingly complex environment. Furthermore, the combination of exponentially increasing data volumes and siloed back-office systems compounds the situation and creates inefficiencies. To address these challenges and drive safer outcomes for communities, Motorola Solutions will present its leading mission-critical ecosystem of unified voice, data, video and analytics at PMRExpo 2019 (November 26-28, Cologne, booth D14).
Motorola Solutions' cutting-edge innovations will enable government and enterprise customers to overcome their most complex challenges, streamline their critical processes and prepare for tomorrow's requirements. The live demonstrations at the Motorola Solutions booth showcase the full portfolio, including a new Connected Police Officer concept with body-worn camera solution, evidence management systems, communications services that unify broadband push-to-talk and two-way radio technology, next-generation communications infrastructure, intelligent video solutions, advanced command center software and analytics.
This year's PMRExpo also marks a special milestone for Motorola Solutions: 25 years ago, the company was one of the founding members of the TETRA MoU Association – today's TCCA – which was launched in November 1994. Since then, Motorola Solutions has significantly contributed to the development of the TETRA technology.
MODERNISING EXISTING DIGITAL RADIO SOLUTIONS
At PMRExpo 2019, Motorola Solutions will showcase the evolution of its Connected Police Officer concept. The live demonstration highlights the potential to transform the safety of frontline operatives by integrating and mobilizing data across an array of smart devices, such as sensors, video cameras and two-way radios. The solution connects police officers and the control room staff to critical real-time intelligence. Body-worn cameras like the Si500 Video Speaker Microphone with evidence management software allow officers to solve crimes or resolve incidents faster and more efficiently. The demos also illustrates the automatic activation of a body-worn camera recording when a police officer draws his weapon, and the simultaneous transmission of a live video stream to the control room for enhanced situational awareness. Motorola Solutions also introduces the latest additions of the body worn camera portfolio at PMRExpo this year: the compact VideoTag VT-50 , VideoBadge VB-320 and the VideoBadge VB-400 for security operations in retail and hospitality environments, as well as in hospitals, airports and train stations.
BROADBAND PUSH-TO-TALK – CONNECTIVITY WITH NO LIMITS
When emergencies strike, public safety organizations and companies with business-critical processes depend on instant and reliable push-to-talk (PTT) communication to coordinate everyday operations and unexpected emergency responses. Motorola Solutions offers a full broadband push-to-talk portfolio that fits the needs of different user groups and business requirements, including carrier-integrated, on-premises and cloud-based network independent offerings.
The Motorola Solutions WAVE service is a standards-compliant and future-ready broadband push-to-talk solution that offers seamless interoperability between users on land mobile radio systems and 5G, 4G and 3G cellular networks. WAVE instantly connects teams across different devices, networks and locations - no matter which technology they are using. The WAVE Mobile App, which can be downloaded from Apple's App Store or Google Play, makes the speed and simplicity of professional radio group communication available on a user's smartphone or tablet. The Motorola Solutions app turns a mobile phone into a PTT handset with instant voice communication, video streaming, multimedia messaging and location mapping. Users can not only flexibly create and expand call groups, but they can also exchange text, video and audio files or set a meeting place. An additional WAVE Dispatch Application provides centralised, web-based dispatching for simplified day-to-day operations and ensuring that teams have all the information they need. Regardless of their location, users can log in from any internet connection and get access to all the communication tools they need to manage their resources and coordinate an effective operation.
At PMRExpo, Motorola Solutions will be announcing two new additions to its WAVE portfolio in EMEA: Critical Connect, which provides interconnectivity with large TETRA or P25 LMR networks, and an on-premises implementation of WAVE that allows local rather than cloud-based hosting of the system. The new on-premises WAVE solution launched at PMRExpo is suitable for emergency services, airports, ports or companies who are handling critical operations.
AI-BASED VIDEO SECURITY AND ANALYTICS SOLUTIONS
Public safety and security organisations are managing increasing volumes of data, which have to be evaluated and quickly acted upon. Security solutions powered by artificial intelligence (AI) enable them to tackle this challenge, accelerating their response times and helping them focus on the events that matter most. At PMRExpo, Motorola Solutions will showcase its latest video security and analytics solutions – including highlights which will be presented to a German expert audience for the first time:
The new Avigilon H5A camera line features next-generation video analytics technology which can detect more objects with greater accuracy even in crowded scenes, whether as stationary or moving objects.
The new high-resolution Avigilon H4 Thermal camera that combines patented self-learning video analytics technology with heat-sensing capabilities to improve perimeter security in areas with poor visibility, absolute darkness or extreme environments such as weather, dust, debris, smoke or foliage. The H4 Thermal camera can detect and classify objects and notify end-users of potentially critical threats at longer distances, empowering them with the information they need.
The latest version of Avigilon Control CenterTM (ACC) software introduces a new concept in live video monitoring – Focus of Attention – which leverages artificial intelligence and video analytics technologies to determine what information is important and should be presented to security operators. ACC™ leverages advanced artificial intelligence and video analytics, including Appearance Search™ technology and Unusual Motion Detection technology. The bookmark, event, alarm and thumbnail search options in ACC are designed to improve event response times and help make video actionable.
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Control rooms are the crucial hub of any public safety operation, the central point where emergency calls are handled and critical resources dispatched to the field. At PMRExpo, Motorola Solutions will present its next-generation, end-to-end control room solutions from its CommandCentral public safety software suite, which is designed to organise increasing data volumes from various sources, streamline workflows to keep public safety officers safe and to enhance operational efficiency. Motorola Solutions' CommandCentral software improves incident awareness and management as well as post-incident resolution. It aggregates and integrates voice, video, real-time alerts, advanced data and social media analytics as well as records information into a single, intuitive interface to better support operations. Motorola Solutions will also introduce TipSubmit, the latest addition to its CommandCentral software suite. TipSubmit allows members of the public to anonymously provide information and includes an easy-to-use interface that allows public safety agencies to quickly respond to and manage the submitted information.
"In today's public safety and commercial environments, it is all about having access to the right data and connecting teams in an instant," said Michael Kaae, regional vice president Europe at Motorola Solutions. "Our future-leading, end-to-end technology solutions enable organisations to make faster and more accurate decisions and prepare for future requirements."
VISIT OUR PMREXPO 2019 EXPERT SESSIONS:
"Smart PMR – Where's the journey going?" by Peter Stroetmann, managing director, Motorola Solutions partner Seamcom – November 26, 10:30am
"Mission Critical PTT: Methods and concepts" by Francois Dontot, Head of International Carrier Sales, Motorola Solutions – November 26, 2pm
"Communication in energy supply – Being prepared for the worst case scenario and efficient responses in crisis management" by Axel Kukuk, country manager Germany, Motorola Solutions – November 27, 9:45am
"IoT and AI: Trends and challenges in public safety" by Dr. Mahesh Saptharishi, CTO and senior vice president, Motorola Solutions – November 27, 10:30am
"Smart Public Transport Solutions – Access to public transport for mobility impaired users" by Paul Gwynn, business development director, Motorola Solutions partner init innovation in traffic systems – November 27, 11am
"Expert Panel on Cloud Solutions and Applications" with Axel Kukuk, country manager Germany, Motorola Solutions – November 27, 2:15pm
"Specialist Trade Forum on broadband capacities" with Peter Stroetmann, CEO, Motorola Solutions partner Seamcom – November 27, 4pm
Motorola Solutions is a global leader in mission-critical communications. Our technology platforms in communications, command center software, video security & analytics, and managed & support services make cities safer and help communities and businesses thrive. At Motorola Solutions, we are ushering in a new era in public safety and security. Learn more at www.motorolasolutions.com.
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Q: Python if else statement not working in reduce lambda function I'm new to lambda and reduce in Python and I don't understand why this function doesn't work:
def my_func(str):
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my_func('foo_bar-baz')  # 'foo_bar-baz'

I expected the output to be 'foo bar baz'.
Does anyone understand what's wrong here?

A: You seem to be confused about the order of the arguments to reduce's function argument. The first argument is the running total, the second is the new data. In your example, x is the built-up string, y is the new character.
Try this:
def my_func(str):
    symbols = ['_', '-']
    return reduce(lambda x, y: x + (' ' if y in symbols else y), str)

print my_func('foo_bar-baz')  # 'foo bar baz'

Note the bug in this: in the first call to the lambda expression, x is str[0], and y is str[1]. Thus, if the first character in the passed-in string is a symbol, it is not translated.
print my_func('-foo_bar-baz')
-foo bar baz

This can be solved by providing the third argument to reduce():
def my_func(str):
    symbols = ['_', '-']
    return reduce(lambda x, y: x + (' ' if y in symbols else y), str, '')

print my_func('foo_bar-baz')  # 'foo bar baz'
print my_func('-foo_bar-baz')  # ' foo bar baz'


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Hey there! New year, new possibilities! We're back to work on Lake Ridden after a much needed break during the holidays! It's fair to say that 2016 was a very intense year for everyone at the studio. We went trough the whole thing of assembling a core team, filing out all the paperwork to start a company, setting up all the tech, deciding on a exciting game idea for Midnight Hub's first game, surviving pre-production of Lake Ridden, announcing the game, attracting additional talented team members and freelancers, securing multiple founding partners, moving the office (twice!) and also had the time to keep you guys updated about all the stuff that was going on. And that's not even including all the work we spent doing actual development on the game itself!
Work in progress shot of the current state of the game. We're experimenting with lights and shadows, slowly pushing them in the right direction. Things look very, very colorful at the moment hehe.
Like the true development and nature nerds we are, we have put even more love into the grass to make it look like the best frickin' grass you'll ever see in a game.
Work in progress photo of the Forest. The scene is still faaaar from done, but things are coming along fine with the demo.
As you can tell the reflection of the water is currently not in the game. Anton and Erik are working on determinating how much color and glow items in the environment should display.
The Garden is getting more and more details and props. Johan and Malin have been busy writing story for this chunk of the game. There is so much to discover in this part of the game, can't wait to share it with you later this year!
Team meeting and the mandatory Swedish "fika" (having a cup of something warm to drink accompanied by something sweet to eat), discussing what everybody learned during 2016, both in terms if running a studio and making Lake Ridden so far!
We kicked of week with two retrospects to reflect on what we had learned during 2016, to see where we could improve and what people felt proud of. Then everybody filled in our anonymous employee survey and we had a discussion about what's it like to work at Midnight Hub. Overall the team answered that they feel like their work is really important, they feel like the other members trust them and that they feel like a very valuable part of the team! Areas where we can improve are: get better as sharing a clear vision for the studio, getting people more comfortable at sharing their mistakes so we can all learn and reduce the (moderate) stress levels. We plan on doing this survey every six months as an extra tool to help develop both the studio and the team. It's an addition to the performance reviews and one-one ones we're already conducting.
Subscribe to the Midnight Hub Newsletter, follow Facebook or find us on Twitter where we post new screenshots and behind the scenes stuff! Also, check out Johan's Twitter if you're curious. He's sharing some screenshot of his own during development!


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The MOGA BOOST feature was designed specifically to be used for charging Android Phones while they are being used in the MOGA Arm. It is possible to use the MOGA BOOST technology to charge a tablet but due to the larger batteries typically found in tablets charging may not fully work like it does with a phone.


Whether it is a matter of continuously stabilizing, homogenizing and pelletizing LLDPE, HDPE or PP powder or concentrating a melt solution, we have unique know-how and an extraordinary wealth of experience in providing high-performance compounding systems as well as bulk material handling plants for the polyolefin industry. From additive handling and feeding, extrusion and devolatilization, to pelletizing and material handling – we adapt every process step exactly to your application so that you benefit from maximum throughput rates with the highest product quality.
The ZSK MEGAcompounder co-rotating twin screw extruder from Coperion is a superior product at the highest technical level for the processing of polyolefins. It combines the total results of 60 years of system and processing competence. Its modular design principle allows optimal adaptation to every process. With our many years of know-how we configure the ZSK MEGAcompounder and the system auxiliary equipment to your individual process requirements.
Our unique know-how covers all process stages, from material transfer to accurate feeding of both primary resins and challenging powder additives, as well as packaging of the end product. Coperion and Coperion K-Tron offer years of experience in the control of resin velocity and temperature to reduce product damage as well as the design and supply of specialized equipment to provide unmatched product homogeneity. We develop and manufacture key components required throughout the overall process such as single and twin screw feeders, Smart Flow Meters, weigh belt feeders, rotary valves, bag dump stations, a variety of discharge and diverter valves and much more. These components set standards at high pressures and with regard to wear protection. Their development is backed by our extensive experience in plant engineering.
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The service network of Coperion consists of more than 220 service engineers and technicians around the globe who not only look after your machines and systems but also after your business. They see themselves as partners who secure your future.
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The 2016 Presidential Election has taken not only the entire nation by surprise, but the whole world. No matter the winner, this election will go down in history by making Hillary Clinton the first woman president or Donald Trump as the first former reality show star president. The election takes place today, and the eyes of citizens all over the United States along with the world will be watching, waiting to see who is passed the torch of the presidency.
The Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton announced her battle to rule the United States on April 12. The former U.S. Secretary of State has had a great deal of political experience as the former first lady to Bill Clinton and participating in many political campaigns and offices. Her time in office has given her not only experience but also scandal.
Clinton was under FBI investigation for improper handling of confidential documents on a personal email server. However, after multiple lengthy FBI investigations into her email practices while Secretary of State, the FBI decided not to recommend indictment.
The FBI did release plenty of evidence that was fuel for Republicans this campaign season. On July 12, Bernie Sanders officially endorsed Clinton for president, after running against her in the Democratic primaries. Clinton was also endorsed by President Obama and Vice President Biden on June 9.
Her counterpart, the Republican nominee, Donald Trump, declared his chaotic fight for presidency on June 16. He was previously Chairman and president of The Trump Organization. Trump is the son of Fred Trump, a wealthy real estate developer. Trump is a successful businessman in his own right. He has flirted with running in the past and appeared at multiple Conservative Political Action Conferences. His brash personality and wealth make him one of the most well-known figures in the country.
Although he was a Republican before 1999, Trump was a registered Democrat from 2001-2009 and previously supported universal healthcare. He was the host of "The Apprentice," a reality show on NBC. His candidacy for president has been fraught with controversy from his lack of political experience, to his refusal to release his tax returns, and even a flurry of accusations of sexual misconduct. Donald is currently under audit by the IRS for tax evasion, has a court date for sexual assault of a minor and has still not released his tax returns, something unprecedented in modern presidential race history.
repeal the Affordable Care Act.
This eventful election will nonetheless go down in history, changing the presidential process and its perception forever. While these are the two major candidates, Libertarian Gary Johnson and Green Jill Stein will also appear on the ballot. If you are eligible, be sure to vote! Polls are open today until 7 p.m. Or, vote on The Word's online poll on the homepage.


A term meaning we try new ideas all the time because that's what the Custom Gun business is and by having it on one firearm you have less to bring to shows and displays.
NOTE: We are not off the wall converters or importers. We don't have kits or throw together mass produced weapons. We take your firearm, parts from you or us and we make a real custom gun out of it. Lots of the IPSC guys had spare Colt-1911 parts, extra barrels and always shot the .38 super.
Thus many of our customers wanted a "Heavy carry" firearm equal to what they shot in competition and as a backup for their main firearm.
Many wanted a one of a kind OK, unique bragging piece. Sort of like dress watch.
Another reason for commonality in firearms was practice and a large portion of them were reloads and this meant one caliber ammo requirements and plenty of it. IPSC and IDPA emulate real (some not so real) situations and commonality of carry makes sense.
There are no borders in the custom gun business. You carry what you feel is appropriate for the conditions. You can carry everything from a stock .32 or .38 special to a full house .38 Super Custom Carry. This composite firearm is another of our "On going process firearms".
Lightweight Combat Commander Frame combined with an Officers slide.
The finish is Black Chrome on the slide and the frame is Black Powder Coated. The Gold is Titanium Nitrite.
NOTE: Because of the pricing of GOLD, we had hoped to use Titanium Nitrate as a substitute. The plant we subbed the Nitrate to is not stupid, so they doubled the price of Titanium Nitrate with minimums exceeding common sense. We are holding off doing this at this time. Gold does not wear well, most of the kits you see on eBay will wear as well as that two dollar watch you got from China.
The firearm has Custom Stag Grips, and many of the parts are aftermarket. Mechanical work is stock gunsmithing we do here, action job, new trigger, melding of the adjustable rear sight and fiber optics front, etc. And in some type of "Combat shooting where the higher levels would qualify, this has many of the tricks of the full house guns, yet you can wear it home with you in legal carry states.
The custom comp is all Cogan Custom everyday process. When shooting it the first thing you notice is hardly any muzzle rise at all. Now run to your gun box and see what you have laying around.


UFO SIGHTINGS DAILY: Glowing UFO Shoots around Mexico Volcano On Live Cam! Jan 13, 2019, Video, UFO Sighting News.
Glowing UFO Shoots around Mexico Volcano On Live Cam! Jan 13, 2019, Video, UFO Sighting News.
This UFO was caught by Youtuber Kate Martin2016, who was recording a volcano in Mexico on live cam when this glowing UFO suddenly came out and took her by surprise. This UFO stops and hovers over one of the volcanic vents for a minute and then shoots off. This particular volcano is famous for its UFO sightings over the last five years. I personally have recorded about ten videos of flying objects near the mouth of the volcano in the past.
I believe the UFO is hovering over the left side of the volcano it pick up or drop off passengers or cargo for the alien base that sits 4-6km below the volcano. Even the locals have reported seeing UFOs and even alien creatures on the volcano, so this video is not a surprise, but is excellent evidence that an alien base does exit there.


Tindersticks 'Rented Rooms no.2'. A limited edition of 100 prints @ 12x16"
September 2 1997 : 'Rented Rooms no.2' is another of my favourites from this shoot - Stuart Staples appears with dancing girls, lit by bulbs and filmed through an open frame in a dressing room set.
I've only ever printed a few images from the shoot and I promise myself a few days of indulgence within the pile of negatives at some point. I'd love to put a whole gallery on my main website.... there's a thought. Perhaps a project for the beginning of 2014?


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About the Kogi
bridges workshop with unesco
BRIDGES WORKSHOP AT UNESCO HEADQUARTERS PARIS 11-12 JUNE 2019
Alan Ereira was invited to attend this two-day conference which was designed to create a sustainable science framework that would shape global policymaking and education.
The central concept is the idea of bringing humanities and science on to the same page, going beyond a multidisciplinary approach to what is being called "transdisciplinary". That means bringing together not just academic and scientific knowledge from different disciplines, but also knowledge from traditions that do not belong to traditional disciplines at all, such as indigenous knowledge. So, it seemed timely to explore whether the Kogi might have something to contribute to this forum.
One desired outcome is to explore models of how these partnerships might work so that indigenous people can be involved.
The indigenous perspective sees the world as a living being. This is not a poetic or mystical approach but a practical one which has measurable and sometimes impressive results.
Luiz Oosterbeek, Unesco Chair on Humanities and Cultural Integrated Landscape Management, stated that fifty years of conferences on sustainability had produced failure.
Benno Werlen Executive Director of International Year of Global Understanding pointed out that the idea of sustainability came from an 18th century attempt to maintain forests and mining in Saxony in a sealed space but said that the idea of protection being provided in enclosed spaces was ending and he also thought nationalism had no future, pointing out that traditional ways of living are still successful where culture and science are indivisible.
Nuno Guimaraes da Costa, Chair of Art and Science for the Sustainable Development Goals was concerned about bringing sustainability into management while Sandrin Pollard, Global Hub Director, Future Earth. described the work of that organisation as fostering global research projects, especially with the global south to promote global sustainability.
Lutz Mőller of the German Commission for UNESCO spoke about bringing together digital transformation and sustainability science, the idea of Living Labs conducting science in a very specific context with Biosphere Reserves being used as an example. Alan wondered if the Black Line territory could be slotted in here, though it seems in practice these are very domestic German activities.
Erica M. Robrahn-González, Vice President of the International Union of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences evidenced a case study involving 11 indigenous groups of XINGU indigenous park, Amazonia, Brazil who had won legal protection for the territory and access to it. Also 2 cemetery sites in different countries were recognised as archaeological reserves with indigenous authority presiding over the remains. The question was posed as to whether this was a museum activity or useful to the larger world?
Jean-Luc Chotte, Director of the French National Research Institute for Development Strategy talked about sustainability science and geographic research on a continental and oceanic level while Joydeep Gupta, South Asia Director, of the Third Pole (Earth Journalism Network) was a journalist looking for people to connect with. He highlighted Himalayan rivers which affect 40% of the global population. The Third Pole works in partnership with the Internews Earth Journalism Network. He flagged up the forthcoming Dibulla meeting to his South American journalist contacts.
Patrick Degeorges, Director, Anthropocene Curriculum, Ecole Normale Superiore de Lyon commented that this was a matter of life and death and quoted as an example of one approach, the Drôme, where the territory is now used as a school and mentioned what the Kogi had found out there last year.
The conference ended with agreement to build a consortium to create a programme of learning that would integrate views on sustainability from unusual partners with a working group on sample sites to be led by John Lthusiasticallyuis.
This topic will be something to discuss with the Kogi when Trust representatives meet with them later this month with Patrick Degeorges also in attendance.
Alan has agreed to serve on the UNESCO steering group and will attend the next BRIDGES meeting in Stockholm in October.
The Kogi message is important for us all. They consider themselves to be the guardians of the earth and are worried by our attempts to destroy it. They want their voice and knowledge to be heard around the world and for us to take action to protect the planet that we all share. The Kogi need your help to do this.
The Tairona Heritage Trust is a small UK Charity founded after the making of the first Kogi film. We work to help protect their indigenous communities and culture in the Sierra Nevada, Colombia. The mission of the Trust is to magnify the Kogis' voice, to help them defend their culture and its territorial integrity, and to learn from them how to better protect the planet we all share. The Kogi believe they can help us to keep dangerous and destructive forces in check.
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The Jade Egg Practice is AMAZING!
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