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https://simkl.com/tv/281/love-american-style 1969-09-29T00:00:00Z
1969 - 1974 • ABC (US) • 11 days
Anthology comedy series featuring celebrity guest stars in short films about love and romance.
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Series ended
359 episodes total
Sub Genres: anthology, wealth, male female relationship, pool, Poorness
Air Date: 09/29/1969 - 01/11/1974
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iAnthus Announces Conclusion of Special Committee's Investigation
Apr 29, 2020 | Cannabis STAT!
iAnthus Capital Holdings, Inc. ("iAnthus" or the "Company") (CSE: IAN, OTCQX: ITHUF), which owns, operates, and partners with regulated cannabis operations across the United States, announced today that its Board of Directors (the "Board") has accepted and considered the report of the special committee of independent directors (the "Special Committee"), which reviewed the allegations of undisclosed related-party transactions against the Company's Chief Executive Officer ("CEO").
On March 31, 2020, allegations against the Company were made in an online media report (the "Online Report"). Broadly stated, the allegations were that Hadley Ford ("Ford"), the Company's CEO, is or has been acting in a conflict of interest and has misused iAnthus' resources to his own benefit. In response, the Board determined that it was in the best interests of the Company to form the Special Committee and retain outside counsel to conduct a detailed investigation.
The Special Committee's investigation examined all material allegations against the Company included in the Online Report. Two allegations were substantiated and the Special Committee recommended further action.
Special Committee's Conclusion
The Special Committee concluded, and the Board accepted, that Ford entered into two undisclosed loans (one loan for US$100,000.00 with a related-party and the other for US$60,000.00 with a non-arm's length party) and those loans created a potential or apparent conflict and should have been disclosed to the Board in a timely way.
With respect to the loan with the related-party, the Online Report included an allegation that Mr. Ford entered into an undisclosed loan transaction with the managing member (the "Managing Member") of iAnthus' senior secured lender, Gotham Green Partners ("Gotham Green"). The Special Committee considered the allegation and the relevant details, are summarized as follows:
On December 20, 2019 (the "December 2019 News Release"), iAnthus and Gotham Green closed an additional US$36.15 million of senior secured convertible notes from Gotham Green and additional co-investors (the "Third Tranche").
A day after the close of the Third Tranche, on December 21, 2019, Ford (as borrower) and the Managing Member (as lender), entered into a loan for the principal sum of US$100,000, documented by an email. The loan bore no interest and was to be repayable on March 31, 2020. The loan has not been repaid.
The Special Committee did not find a basis to conclude that Ford's conduct in the face of the potential or apparent conflict impacted the terms, timing, or negotiations the Company had with the related-party or the non-arm's length party. Nevertheless, the Special Committee concluded, and the Board accepted, that the failure to disclose such personal loans to the Board was a breach of the Company's conflict policies and other obligations as an officer and director of the Company.
Ford Resignation
The Board has accepted Ford's immediate resignation as CEO. Ford also resigned as a director of the Company and as an officer and director of the Company's subsidiaries.
Randy Maslow Appointed Interim CEO
The Board has appointed Randy Maslow as interim CEO effective immediately. Mr. Maslow is the co-founder of iAnthus and has served as the President and a director of the Company since its inception. Mr. Maslow is a nationally recognized expert in federal and state cannabis law and regulatory policy and serves as a member of the Federal Policy Council of the National Cannabis Industry Association and the Boards of Directors of the Cannabis Trade Federation, the New Jersey Cannabis Industry Association, and the New York Medical Cannabis Industry Association. Prior to co-founding iAnthus, Mr. Maslow was a veteran tech industry entrepreneur, senior executive and attorney with more than 25 years' experience as General Counsel to rapidly growing telecom and internet companies.
Mr. Maslow is a graduate of Cornell University and the Rutgers University School of Law, where he received his J.D. with Honors and served as an editor of the law review. Prior to entering the tech industry, Mr. Maslow was in private practice with Greenberg Traurig, LLP, and previously with the Philadelphia law firms White and Williams and Blank Rome LLP.
Elizabeth (Beth) Stavola, Chief Strategy Officer and director of iAnthus stated: "I look forward to working closely with Randy as interim CEO and the Special Committee as the Company explores strategic alternatives."
Strategic Alternatives Review Process
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The Strategic Alternatives Review Process is ongoing and there can be no assurance as to what, if any, alternative might be pursued by the Company. In accordance with applicable disclosure requirements, the Company will advise the market of material changes, if and when they occur.
As disclosed in the Company's news release dated April 6, 2020, iAnthus has temporarily postponed the filing of its annual financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2019 to incorporate subsequent event disclosures as they relate to the Company's financial position.
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In carriera ha vinto 7 titoli italiani assoluti in 5 specialità diverse.

È stata finalista in due edizioni delle Olimpiadi: Pechino 2008 (3000 m siepi) e Londra 2012 (5000 m); inoltre ha vinto cinque medaglie in tre diverse competizioni: un argento ai Mondiali militari di corsa campestre, un oro ed un argento nella Coppa Europa dei 10000 metri, un argento ed un bronzo ai Giochi del Mediterraneo.

Detiene il record nazionale dei 3000 metri siepi.

Biografia

Gli inizi e l'esordio agli assoluti con la prima medaglia
Esordio agli assoluti, sia indoor che outdoor, nel 2002: batteria sugli 800 m al coperto e medaglia di bronzo all'aperto con la staffetta 4x400 m.

2003-2005: primo titolo italiano assoluto
L'anno dopo, 2003, giunge sesta sui 1500 m agli assoluti indoor, mentre diventa vicecampionessa in staffetta con la 4x400 m all'aperto.

Nel 2004, entrambe le volte sui 1500 m agli assoluti, vince l'argento indoor e finisce quarta all'aperto.

L'anno seguente, 2005, ottiene il quarto posto nei 1500 m agli assoluti indoor e vince il suo primo titolo assoluto sui 3000 m siepi.

Nel 2006 entra a far parte del Centro sportivo olimpico dell'Esercito.

2006-2008: argento ai mondiali militari di corsa campestre, esordio con la Nazionale assoluta e tris di titoli assoluti sui 3000 metri siepi
Nel 2006 arriva quarta sia nei 3000 m agli assoluti indoor (era iscritta anche sui 1500 m, ma non ha gareggiato) che agli assoluti di corsa campestre; agli assoluti di Torino vince il secondo titolo di fila sui 3000 m siepi (pur tra le partecipanti nei 1500 m, non gareggia).

Due prime volte nel 2006 in ambito internazionale: prima manifestazione seniores per lei che partecipa ai Mondiali militari di corsa campestre in Tunisia a Tunisi terminando all'ottavo posto e vincendo la medaglia d'argento nella classifica a squadre; esordio con la Nazionale assoluta agli Europei svedesi a Göteborg (uscendo in semifinale sui 3000 m siepi) e poi gareggia anche agli Europei di corsa campestre tenutisi in Italia a San Giorgio su Legnano (trentatreesima e sesta nella classifica a squadre).

Poker di medaglie agli assoluti nel 2007: argento agli indoor sui 3000 m (era iscritta sui 1500 m, ma non ha gareggiato), bronzo sia nella corsa campestre che nei 1500 agli outdoor ed terzo oro di fila sui 3000 m siepi.

Due manifestazioni internazionali di corsa campestre nello stesso anno: ventisettesima ai Mondiali di Mombasa in Kenya, trentaduesima classificata e sesta di squadra agli Europei spagnoli a Toro.

Nei 3000 m siepi ha ottenuto la vittoria nella First League di Coppa Europa svoltasi a Milano nel 2007, facendo registrare anche il nuovo record italiano, che verrà nuovamente limato nel maggio e poi ancora nel luglio 2008 prima a Neerpelt (Belgio) e poi ad Atene (Grecia) nel corso di due gare internazionali che la vedranno posizionarsi rispettivamente al 6º e al 7º posto al mondo.

Nel 2007 ha anche partecipato ai Mondiali di Osaka in Giappone, dove ha concluso la finale all'11º posto. L'anno seguente, in Cina a Pechino, prende parte alla sua prima Olimpiade: nella semifinale ritocca il record italiano (9'27"48). Due giorni dopo si classifica all'11º posto nella gara di finale. Settima sui 3000 m siepi a Praga in Repubblica Ceca in Coppa Europa.

Tris di medaglie agli assoluti nel 2008: argento sia nella corsa campestre che nei 3000 m indoor (era iscritta sui 1500 m, ma non ha gareggiato), oro sui 5000 m all'aperto (era tra le partecipanti nei 3000 m siepi, ma non ha gareggiato).

Due competizioni internazionali di corsa campestre nel medesimo anno: trentaduesima ai Mondiali di Edimburgo in Scozia e poi decima classificata e sesta di squadra agli Europei in Belgio a Bruxelles. Quarta sui 3000 m siepi in Francia ad Annecy in Coppa Europa.

2009-2010: doppietta di titoli assoluti ed argento ai Giochi del Mediterraneo
Doppietta di titoli assoluti nel 2009: 3000 m indoor e 1500 m outdoor; inoltre agli assoluti di corsa campestre era tra le partecipanti, ma non ha gareggiato; così come era iscritta anche sui 5000 m agli assoluti di Milano, ma non ha gareggiato.

Fuori in batteria sui 3000 m agli Europei indoor italiani di Torino; argento sui 5000 m ai XVI Giochi del Mediterraneo, sempre in Italia, a Pescara; tredicesima nell'individuale e quinta nella classifica a squadre agli Europei di corsa campestre a Dublino in Irlanda. Nello stesso anno corre ai Mondiali tedeschi di Berlino sui 3000 m siepi, dove però non conquista la finale.

Oro agli assoluti di corsa campestre ed argento nei 1500 m agli assoluti nel 2010, inoltre era iscritta sui 3000 m agli assoluti indoor, ma non ha gareggiato.

Ventiquattresima classificata ai Mondiali di corsa campestre a Bydgoszcz in Polonia. Agli Europei di Barcellona in Spagna ottiene un buon quinto posto con il tempo di 15'14"40. Sesta sui 3000 m siepi a Bergen in Norvegia all'Europeo per nazioni.

2011-2013: oro ed argento in Coppa Europa 10000 metri, olimpiadi londinesi, bronzo ai Giochi del Mediterraneo
È stata assente agli assoluti indoor sia nel 2011 che nel 2012; argento agli assoluti 2011 sui 5000 m e quarta nella corsa campestre del 2012 anno in cui pur essendo tra le partecipanti agli assoluti sia nei 1500 che sui 5000 m, non ha gareggiato in entrambe.

2011, cinquantunesimo posto individuale e quattordicesimo di squadra ai Mondiali di corsa campestre in Spagna a Punta Umbría; ad Oslo in Norvegia giunge nona nella Coppa Europa dei 10000 m e vince l'oro nella classifica a squadre.
2012, decima in Coppa Europa dei 10000 m ed argento nella classifica a squadre a Bilbao in Spagna.

Nel 2012 partecipa agli Europei di Helsinki in Finlandia, dove si classifica ottava nei 10000 m e nona nei 5000 m. Al Golden Gala di Roma corre i 5000 m in 15'19"78, e ottiene il minimo olimpico A che le permette di partecipare alle Olimpiadi di Londra. A Londra conquista la finale con il tempo di 15'06"30, suo primato personale; in finale si classifica quindicesima.

Era iscritta sui 3000 m agli assoluti indoor nel 2013, ma non ha gareggiato così come anche è successo agli assoluti di corsa campestre. Invece agli assoluti non è partita sui 1500 m, mentre è stata vicecampionessa nei 5000 m.

Trentaquattresima individuale e quarta di squadra agli Europei di corsa campestre in Serbia a Belgrado. Medaglia di bronzo ai XVII Giochi del Mediterraneo a Mersin in Turchia. Quinta sui 5000 m all'Europeo per nazioni di Gateshead in Gran Bretagna.

2014-2015: assenza agli assoluti ed europei di corsa campestre
È stata assente agli assoluti del 2014 (sia indoor che outdoor) ed a quelli indoor del 2015.

Sedicesima individuale e quinta di squadra agli Europei di corsa campestre a Samokov in Bulgaria nel 2014.

Curiosità
 Ha preso parte a 7 edizioni di Coppa Europa/Europeo per nazioni (miglior piazzamento, una volta seconda in First League) ed a 5 edizioni del Cross Campaccio (migliori piazzamenti, due volte seconda ed una volta terza).
 Da quando nel 2001 la specialità dei 3000 m siepi è stata inserita nei campionati italiani assoluti, Elena Romagnolo è stata la prima a vincere tre titoli di fila (dal 2005 al 2007) eguagliata nel tris consecutivo da Valentina Costanza (dal 2010 al 2012).
 Detiene 14 dei primi 20 migliori tempi italiani femminili all-time sui 3000 m siepi; i restanti 6 sono di Giulia Martinelli (2), Emma Quaglia, Valeria Roffino e Marzena Michalska (2).

Record nazionali
 3000 metri siepi: 9'27"48 ( Pechino, 15 agosto 2008)

Progressione

1500 metri piani

3000 metri piani

5000 metri piani

3000 metri siepi

Palmarès

Campionati nazionali
 1 volta campionessa assoluta di corsa campestre (2010)
 1 volta campionessa assoluta dei 1500 m (2009)
 1 volta campionessa assoluta indoor sui 3000 m (2009)
 1 volta campionessa assoluta dei 5000 m (2008)
 3 volte campionessa assoluta sui 3000 m siepi (2005, 2006, 2007)

2002
 In batteria ai Campionati italiani assoluti indoor, (Genova), 800 m - 2'10"40
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Viareggio), 4x400 m - 3'46"20

2003
 6ª ai Campionati italiani assoluti indoor, (Genova), 1500 m - 4'27"19
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Rieti),4x400 m - 3'47"07

2004
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti indoor, (Genova), 1500 m - 4'30"67
 4ª ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Firenze),1500 m - 4'21"54

2005
 4ª ai Campionati italiani assoluti indoor, (Ancona), 1500 m - 4'20"65
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Bressanone), 3000 m siepi - 10'22"25

2006
 4ª ai Campionati italiani assoluti indoor, (Ancona),  3000 m - 9'16"85
 4ª ai Campionati italiani assoluti di corsa campestre, (Lanciano), 4 km - 13'00
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Torino),3000 m siepi - 10'05"47

2007
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti indoor, (Ancona), 3000 m - 9'05"91
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti di corsa campestre, (Villa Lagarina), 7810 m - 27'23
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Padova), 1500 m - 4'18"07
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Padova),3000 m siepi - 9'51"93

2008
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti di corsa campestre, (Carpi), 7 km - 24'26
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti indoor, (Genova), 3000 m - 8'59"73
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Cagliari),5000 m - 15'55"79

2009
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti indoor, (Torino), 3000 m - 8'54"14
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Milano),1500 m - 4'13"65

2010
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti di corsa campestre, (Formello), 8 km - 29'08
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Grosseto), 1500 m - 4'10"59

2011
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Torino), 5000 m - 15'54"73

2012
 4ª ai Campionati italiani assoluti di corsa campestre, (Borgo Valsugana), 8 km - 28'42

2013
 In finale ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Milano),1500 m -
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti, (Milano), 5000 m - 16'13"11

2018
  ai campionati italiani di 10 km su strada - 35'01"

Altre competizioni internazionali

2006
 7ª in Coppa Europa, ( Praga),3000 m siepi - 10'31"37

2007
 2ª in Coppa Europa, ( Milano),3000 m siepi - 9'41"11

2008
  al Cross Campaccio,( San Giorgio su Legnano), 6 km - 20'17
 4ª in Coppa Europa, ( Annecy),3000 m siepi - 9'40"59

2009
  al Cross Campaccio,( San Giorgio su Legnano), 6 km - 21'02

2010
  al Cross Campaccio,( San Giorgio su Legnano), 6 km - 20'25
 6ª all'Europeo per nazioni, ( Bergen),3000 m siepi - 9'14"19

2011
 9ª in Coppa Europa 10000 m, ( Oslo), 10000 m - 32'48"25 (oro nella classifica a squadre)

2012
 11ª al Cross Campaccio,( San Giorgio su Legnano), 6 km - 21'20
 10ª in Coppa Europa 10000 m, ( Bilbao), 10000 m - 32'39"12 (argento nella classifica a squadre)

2013
 12ª al Cross Campaccio,( San Giorgio su Legnano), 6 km - 21'07
 5ª all'Europeo per nazioni, ( Gateshead),5000 m - 15'43"11

Note

Voci correlate
 Italia ai campionati del mondo di atletica leggera 2007
 Italia ai campionati del mondo di atletica leggera 2009
 Italia ai campionati europei di atletica leggera 2010
 Italia ai Giochi della XXIX Olimpiade
 Italia ai Giochi della XXX Olimpiade
 Migliori prestazioni italiane nei 1500 metri piani
 Migliori prestazioni italiane nei 3000 metri piani
 Migliori prestazioni italiane nei 5000 metri piani
 Migliori prestazioni italiane nei 3000 metri siepi

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

  Elena Romagnolo  su all-athletics.com
  Elena Romagnolo  su more.arrs.net
 Elena Romagnolo su atletica.me

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I often struggle with what to share on these pages. Anecdotes about our daily lives, silly toddler stories and sharing a great meal we had are all pretty safe places, but what about the hard stuff? The difficult things are an important part of our human existence and I find that those are the experiences we bond over most frequently. We all have a struggle in some form and it is in that struggle where we see each others humanity. In a society where we have a screen in front of our faces at all times, it is easy to curate our interaction with the world to miss a lot of that real, vulnerable connection. My hope for this place is to encourage us to be authentic with those around us and to connect in a way we can't through a screen. Allow yourself to share those hard places with someone. Cook dinner, share life.
This week was really hard.
My family life growing up seemed to be filled with more bad weeks than good ones, while we all lived through the constantly repeating repercussions of substance abuse and severe emotional instability. My sisters and I were lucky enough to make it out mostly unscathed, but occasionally the battleground of our childhood resurfaces and we dutifully put on our uniforms and wield our weapons, in hopes of making it through another conflict. In wars past, my inclination has been to attempt to rescue everyone, but this time, I'm all out of energy and all I can do is throw my hands up and retreat, waving my white flag in hopes the enemy that is addiction will leave us alone once and for all.
It amazes me, when I think about it, how much our choices can affect other people. Something as personal as how many drinks we decide to have on any given night can greatly alter the lives of those around us. Those seemingly small, insignificant choices can have a real lasting impact on those we care deeply about. It's likely I am blissfully unaware of most of the ways having an alcoholic father has shaped who I am, however, when the careful balancing act of quiet addiction is thrown out of whack, I'm acutely aware of the affects and their tremendous weight.
We spent the last two weeks dealing with the consequences of his poor decisions. It was painful and confusing and oddly numbing in some ways. By the weekend, I was completely drained. I told my husband that I needed a day where I didn't have to take care of anyone because I really needed to take care of myself. He was happy to give me that time and skipped out on work to support me. I cooked and I stood behind my camera and no one asked anything of me. The enchiladas did exactly what I wanted them to and my sense of control was restored if only for a few hours, and it was perfect.
If you like your food spicy, these will be your jam. I was actually really surprised by the heat, but it's the perfect amount for me. The sour cream lends a reprieve and if you serve these with some rice and beans you'll have a beautifully balanced plate. The tortillas can tear pretty easily, but just give them grace. They still taste great and all that lovely sauce will cover any holes.
In every other tray of enchiladas I've made, I have covered the tortillas completely in sauce. This recipe suggested leaving the edges naked to allow them to get crispy, which added an extra crunchy layer I had never had in an enchilada. It's awesome and I'll never go back.
The extra step of roasting the poblanos is an essential part of this recipe. It takes little effort and really makes the recipe what it is. Resist the temptation to use canned green chiles here, it just won't be the same. Plus, there is something therapeutic in peeling off those skins. Count it as your end of the day de-stress activity.
Place an oven rack on the second position (or at least 6 inches from the heating element) and another rack on the middle position. Pre-heat the oven to broil. Place the poblanos on a baking sheet and broil on the second rack until very dark, about 15 minutes, flipping them halfway through to blacken evenly. Allow them to cool slightly. Turn the oven down to 400 degrees.
When the chiles are cool enough to handle, remove the stems, seeds and skin. Roughly chop and set aside.
Heat the olive oil and butter in a large skillet over medium high heat. Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about one minute. Add the chiles and season with 1 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon of freshly ground pepper. Cook for a few minutes and then add 1 1/4 cups chicken broth. Bring the mixture to a simmer and let it reduce by a third, about 10 minutes.
Place the chile mixture into a blender (careful, it's super hot!). Cover with a clean towel and blend on low (to avoid a really big mess), until the mixture looks a lot like pesto. Set aside.
In the same skillet, add 2 1/2 cups chicken broth and bring it to a gentle simmer. Grab a large baking sheet and set it up next to the stove. Dip a tortilla (until completely covered) into the hot broth to moisten it. Place it on the baking sheet and repeat with another tortilla. Don't let them touch on the baking sheet or they'll stick to each other. Add a pinch (like 2 tablespoons) of cheese to each tortilla and about the same amount of chicken. Give them a small sprinkle of kosher salt and a sprinkle of freshly ground pepper. Roll them up and transfer them to a 9x13 baking dish, seam side down. Repeat with the remaining tortillas.
Pour the chile sauce over the enchiladas, leaving the edges of the tortillas exposed to allow the ends to get a bit crispy, because they're super good that way. Sprinkle the rest of the cheese on top and again, give it a sprinkle of kosher salt and freshly ground pepper.
Bake on the middle rack for 15 minutes, until the cheese is good and melted. Turn the oven to broil, and move the enchiladas to the rack in the second position. Broil until the cheese is browning, about one minute. Garnish with sour cream and have some milk ready. These babies are packing some heat.


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Public Services International welcomes the landmark news that 10 EU countries have agreed to introduce a financial transactions tax (FTT), also known as a Robin Hood Tax. PSI and our affiliates are proud to be working with civil society allies at the forefront of the global movement for tax justice, which includes campaigning for the FTT to end poverty and inequality by funding quality public services.
David Hillman of campaign partner Stamp Out Poverty shares this report:
In a historical agreement, 10 states sealed the deal for the introduction of Financial Transaction Taxes (FTTs) in a heated session at the meeting of European Finance Ministers on 6 May. George Osborne bristled as the countries led by Germany and France set out that FTTs would be introduced in stages, starting with shares and some derivatives, with revenue beginning to roll in next year.
The EU's Tax Commissioner, Algirdas Semeta, addressing the televised session made explicit reference to the vast backing of European citizens for the FTT, informing ministers that testament of this was the Robin Hood Tax action that was currently going on to the assembled press outside. The stunt celebrating the victory of Robin Hood was set in a boxing ring where Robin had the banker on the ropes to the cheers of the crowd but had yet to get his hands on the prize money still being held by Germany's Angela Merkel and France's President Hollande.
This accurately mirrors where the campaign has reached. A great step forward has been secured with the political agreement of the 10 countries to proceed but we still have much work to do to translate this into 'Robin Hood' spending to protect jobs, boost employment and improve and save lives in poorer parts of the world.
With the likes of Germany, France, Italy and Spain storming ahead, what of the UK? Well, the behavior of our Government has been depressingly negative – trying to stop the FTT pioneer countries proceeding by means of a legal challenge. We are delighted to let you know that on 30 April the European Court of Justice threw out the UK's legal challenge, paving the way for the following week's historic progress. This is a major and embarrassing setback for Chancellor Osborne and a rebuke for championing the interests of the financial sector over the interests of Britain as a whole. Not only was this action ill-timed, misjudged and futile, it will also prove an expensive waste of taxpayer's money as the Court ruled that legal costs relating to the case must be borne by the UK.
The UK Chancellor may not be on Robin's side, but many, many others are:
700,000 people have now signed the FTT petition – to help us reach 1 million, please take action and share with 2 people.
Since February, more than half a million people have now seen the new Robin Hood Tax film, starring Bill Nighy.
49 UK Councils representing 14 million citizens across the country have passed motions in support of the Robin Hood Tax.
Even respected members of the financial sector like ex-managing director of J P Morgan, John Fullerton, have joined our cause – read his excellent article here.
Together, let's make this the most popular tax in history!
With support for the Robin Hood Tax snowballing amongst UK citizens and Councils; the growing backing of financial experts; the failure of the UK Government to block progress; and a first stage of the FTT being agreed by 10 European countries, we are making real progress - but we still have a long way to go to get the tax we've been fighting for!
We need to ensure that we achieve the strongest, broadest tax possible in Europe, covering as many assets as possible and with no legal loopholes for the financial sector to exploit. We also need to ensure that the money goes to the right places: to protect jobs and public services, to meet commitments to clean water, health and education in developing countries and to combat the challenges of climate change. And we need to use the FTT progress on the European mainland to change hearts and minds in the UK, persuading political parties in the run-up to our general election in May next year that the time for the Robin Hood Tax is now.
Help us get to 1 million voices for the Robin Hood Tax - we have now secured 700,000 – please get two people you know to sign so that we can broadcast to the world's media that the Robin Hood Tax is the most popular tax in history! With your help, we can do it!
Public Funding/Tax Justice
PSI calls on EU leaders to implement broad-based financial transactions tax
PSI calls for an FTT: RadioLabour interview with PSI General Secretary
French Presidency responds to PSI call for FTT
Joint Statement by ministers of Member States participating in enhanced cooperation in the area of financial transaction tax
Article from Oxfam International
Stamp Out Poverty
European Catholic Leaders react on EU Financial Transaction Tax plan
FTT campaign in German


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The Boston Bruins signed defenceman Torey Krug and forward Reilly Smith to contract extensions on Friday.
Krug signed a one-year extension with a cap hit of $3.4 million while Smith got a two-year deal with an annual cap hit of $3.425 million.
Krug, 23, has 11 goals and 20 assists in 59 games this season with Boston, his second full season with the club.
Smith, also 23, has netted 12 goals and added 23 assists over 63 games with the Bruins in 2014-15. It is also his second full year with the organization.
Both would have been restricted free-agents at season's end.


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Daraa, Syria at Risk for Large Scale Attack by Regime Forces
Posted by Jenny Lindell · May 22, 2020 4:06 PM
The Assad regime and its backers gather in the countryside as the citizens of Daraa are once again rising up, continuing their fight for freedom and justice
WASHINGTON D.C., May 22, 2020 – The residents of Daraa, a city in southwestern Syria, have taken to the streets peacefully, once again standing up in demanding basic freedoms, and have been met with violent force from the Syrian regime and Iranian militias, who are poised for a full-scale attack. The members of the Syrian American Council call on the U.S. government and nations who support a free and democratic Syria to demand a stop to the lethal acts of violence by the Assad regime and its backers.
Syrian Americans Call on Drafters of Letter to Vice President Biden to Include Voices of Affected Communities
Some of the policies promoted would see the U.S. engage with brutal regimes and abandon their civilian populations
WASHINGTON D.C., May 15, 2020 – Syrian American organizations are calling on the drafters of a letter to Vice President Joe Biden regarding U.S. foreign policy to include the voices of affected communities. A letter being circulated by Demand Progress and supported by 50 organizations is calling on the presumptive Democratic nominee for president to adopt a less confrontational foreign policy agenda should he win in November.
Deadly Terrorist Bombing in Afrin, Syria Highlights Local Corruption and Instability
Posted by Jenny Lindell · May 02, 2020 10:00 AM
Syrian American Council calls for immediate reforms among opposition factions in northeast Syria
WASHINGTON D.C., May 2, 2020 – On Tuesday, April 28, nearly 50 civilians were killed in a terrorist attack in the city of Afrin, Syria. A truck bomb targeted a market area full of families buying food to break their Ramadan fast. Nearly a dozen children were among the victims.
Every attack against civilians in Syria is an intolerable crime, but this incident – coming at a moment of collective global crisis – stands out for its cruelty and callousness. The Syrian American Council strongly condemns those responsible for this horrific act of terrorism and expresses sympathy for the families impacted by this violence.
Syrian American Council To Participate In Together We Remember Global Virtual Vigil
Posted by Jenny Lindell · April 29, 2020 6:29 PM
On April 30, executive director, Suzanne Meriden will join a coalition of leading genocide education and human rights organizations in a 24-hour virtual vigil to conclude Genocide Awareness Month
WASHINGTON D.C., April 29, 2020 – On Thursday, April 30, from 10-11 a.m. EST, Syrian American Council executive director, Suzanne Meriden will join an esteemed panel of activists and frontline workers in a discussion on "Working for peace, justice, and healing in Syria" as part of a 24-hour Global Virtual Vigil, hosted by Together We Remember. The panel will be moderated by journalist and author Sam Dagher, and additional panelists will include Abdulrahman Almawwas of the White Helmets and Ahed Festuk of the Multifaith Alliance for Syrian Refugees.
The Syrian American Council Cautions Aid Organizations Against the Weaponization of Aid by the Syrian Regime
In light of COVID-19, World Health Organization and others must confront Assad's exploitation of aid organizations
WASHINGTON D.C., April 13, 2020 – The Syrian American Council advises careful decision making by policymakers and aid organizations in the face of calls by members of the United Nations to lift economic sanctions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nine years of war in Syria have revealed that the Syrian regime has used aid as a weapon of war while killing its own people, and will continue to do so, while deceiving aid organizations.
As COVID-19 Cases Rise, Syrian Detainees at Inimitable Risk
Posted by Jenny Lindell · March 24, 2020 10:14 AM
Syrian American Council calls for release of all detainees in Assad's prisons to avert extensive spread of disease
WASHINGTON D.C., March 24, 2020 – As governments around the world work to contain and manage the COVID-19 pandemic amid mounting death tolls and depleted testing and protective equipment, more than 100,000 political prisoners in Syria are at risk of contracting and spreading the virus. The Syrian American Council calls on the U.S. government, international community, and United Nations to demand all detainees are released, in accordance with section 12 of U.N. Resolution 2254.
March 11-12 Events Postponed Due to COVID-19
Posted by Jenny Lindell · March 09, 2020 2:52 PM
WASHINGTON D.C., March 9, 2020 – In light of the recent developments and public health concerns related to the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the Syrian American Council its partners have decided to postpone the commemoration events for the ninth anniversary of the Syrian revolution, originally scheduled for March 11-12.
Syrian American Council Calls on NATO Allies, Opposition to Reject Ceasefire Negotiations and Change Trajectory in Idlib
Posted by Jenny Lindell · March 04, 2020 11:22 PM
WASHINGTON D.C., March 4, 2020 – This Thursday, March 5, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin about de-escalating the situation in Idlib and avoiding a direct war between the two military powers. Since Turkish forces were attacked in Idlib last week prompting Turkey to launch operation "Spring Shield," Turkey's precise and effective attacks have taken a heavy toll on the Syrian military and halted their brutal advance.
Syrian American Council Calls for No-Fly Zone and Open Borders Amidst Escalation with Turkey in Idlib
Posted by Jenny Lindell · February 28, 2020 10:46 AM
33 Turkish soldiers killed by Russian-backed Assad regime in Idlib province as violence in northwest Syria intensifies
WASHINGTON D.C., February 28, 2020 – The Syrian American Council offers its sincere condolences to the Republic of Turkey and to the families of at least 33 Turkish soldiers killed yesterday in Idlib province. Following this major escalation by Russia and the Assad regime, the Syrian American Council demands the U.S. government and international community impose a no-fly zone over northern Syria, while also calling on Turkey to allow safe passage to Syrians who wish to escape the ever-increasing violence.
Press Conference Tomorrow: Advocacy Organizations And Ambassador Robert Ford To Demand Relief For Idlib, Syria
Posted by Jenny Lindell · February 19, 2020 4:30 PM
A coalition of advocacy, human rights, faith-based, and civic organizations and Ambassador Robert Ford to Demand Relief for the Humanitarian Crisis in Idlib, Syria
WASHINGTON D.C., February 19, 2020 – On Thursday, February 20, a coalition of advocacy, human rights, faith-based, and civic organizations will hold a news conference in Washington, D.C. in Cannon House Office Building at 11 a.m. EST. Ambassador Robert Ford, the last American Ambassador to Syria, will give remarks. The coalition will bring attention to the dire humanitarian conditions in Idlib, Syria and demand the United States and the international community come to the aid of those suffering in Idlib. Syrian Americans who recently returned from humanitarian missions to Idlib will also take part in the news conference.
More than three million Syrian civilians in Idlib province are suffering in catastrophic conditions. Since December 1, more than 900,000 people have been displaced in northwest Syria - with most of them stuck in a small area on the border with Turkey. According to the United Nations, approximately 80% of the displaced are women and children. The harsh winter conditions and inadequate housing has caused the deaths of infants and children who freeze to death in the cold. U.N. Under Secretary, General Mark Lowcock called the crisis the largest exodus of civilians since World War II and the biggest humanitarian horror story in the twenty-first century. Turkey already hosts 3.6 million Syrian refugees and says it cannot absorb any more.


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What Is Sociology?
Are you fascinated by the behavior of people? Do you enjoy exploring how people organize themselves, the social structures that make up our world, or the patterns that underlie these structures? If so, a career in sociology might just be for you.
The basic idea underlying sociology is the belief that you can use science to analyze and understand the social world. Though many sociologists no longer believe that objective laws underpin social organization and behavior, like the laws of gravity in science, many sociologists still attempt to analyze and understand society and social behavior by applying scientific methods and principles.
The first sociology school in the United States was the Atlanta School at the Atlanta University in Georgia. The Atlanta School was founded by W.E.B. Du Bois, a hugely important intellectual, activist, and academic. Du Bois also undertook one of the first and most important scientific sociology studies in the United States. Unfortunately, Du Bois and the Atlanta School are often written out of history.
After the Atlanta School, the Chicago School became an important institution in American sociology. The Chicago School was very influential and set the framework for much of the sociological work undertaken in the United States moving forward. If you study sociology in America today, your program will likely point to the Chicago School as a founding father in the curriculum.
If any of this has piqued your interest, it is worth looking a little further into sociology. To make things easier on you, we've put together a full guide to sociology and sociology degrees. This guide should help you to understand what the field of sociology is all about, what you can do with a degree in sociology, and how to know if sociology is the right degree for you.
Scope Of Sociology
To start, it is probably easiest to give a basic definition of sociology. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, sociology is "a social science that studies human societies, their interactions, and the processes that preserve and change them." To do so, sociologists study groups in society, institutions, structures, and systems.
Sociology's scope is not limited. Put simply, humans are social animals. As sociology is defined as the study of society, social behavior, and social relationships, it really encompasses all facets of the human world. As a result, we can best understand sociology as a particular approach to studying the world around us.
Often, sociologists study issues like class, inequality, law, religion, culture, gender, or oppression. Sociologists also study social institutions related to these concepts, meaning that sociologists also study major world events like revolutions, political transformation, political circumstances, wars, and economic systems.
The information above is pretty interesting, and it gives a good sense of the kind of things that sociology focuses on. However, the outline above does not narrow the field down. In some ways, it makes it even more difficult to come up with a solid definition. The easiest way to do so, then, is to look at some of the ways that sociology is taught.
Here's a quick look at sociological curriculum and education:
What does a sociology curriculum typically include?
A sociology curriculum at the undergraduate level is likely to include a few things no matter where you study. For introductory classes, sociology departments are likely to start with the works of Charles Darwin, who pioneered evolution science. From here, these programs will probably draw connections between the behavior of people and human biology. After Darwin, departments are likely to study classic thinkers such as:
L.T. Hobhouse
Friedrich Ratzel
Overall, the curriculum will focus on the various theories that have been developed over time to explain or better understand the factors and variables involved in structuring or influencing human behavior.
For instance, W.E.B. Du Bois focused much of his work on the ways that socially constructed and engrained ideas of race-structured society and social relations. In particular, he focused on the way that American society treated black Americans due to their racialization. This treatment influenced everything from medical treatment to politics, he wrote.
Karl Marx developed a theory which became hugely influential throughout the nineteenth and twentieth century. Marx based this theory on the idea that society and social behavior are closely tied to economics. He analyzed the major economic system across the world and demonstrated how it functioned. He also wrote that economic inequality was the basis of much behavior, social structure, and class.
Emile Durkheim was the founder of a French school of sociology. Durkheim is recognized as one of the most important thinkers in the history of social science. His work focused on how societies reacted and maintained their structure in modernity when traditional systems of social control were broken or transformed. Much of his work dealt with the idea of the collective consciousness.
What type of material does a sociological education cover?
A sociology degree will combine analysis of contemporary social phenomena with theoretical ideas explaining why these phenomena take the form that they do. A sociology degree will generally cover ideas, such as race, class, gender, sex, war, economics, and so on. It will likely feature some regional studies as well as more generalized topics.
When pursuing a sociology degree, you will likely study theoretical texts, films, and articles about various social events, circumstances, and structures.
What is the purpose of sociology?
The purpose of sociology is to better understand the ways that humans act and interact in society. Many sociologists hope to produce research that will directly influence government and state bodies and their attempts to police or structure social groups. Many other sociologists hope to produce research that will allow the world to better understand society and transform it for the better.
Sociologists work in government, academia, and public and private organizations. The Bureau Of Labor Statistics notes that sociologists work in areas such as:
Scientific Research and Development Services
Educational Paths For People Interested In Sociology
To work in sociology, you must obtain a bachelor's or master's degree in sociology. Most high ranking sociologists also have a doctorate in the field, which is also the case for those who teach sociology at universities or colleges. For that reason, a sociology career almost always begins with a university degree.
An aspiring sociologist needs to look at the sociology programs available to them at colleges and universities. To work as a sociologist, it is not always necessary to begin study with a sociology degree. Some people who research sociological topics start their career with degrees in economics, political science, criminology, or philosophy. Therefore, the first step towards a sociology career is securing a bachelor's of arts in an area of interest.
Whether you complete a bachelor's in sociology or another field, the next step to getting a job in this field is to pursue a master's degree. While your undergraduate major doesn't necessarily have to be in sociology, your master's should be if this is the area you intend to work in.
Let's take a closer look at how these programs work and what you need to know to pursue your education in sociology.
What are the educational requirements for a sociology degree?
To be accepted to a sociology bachelor's degree, you need a high school diploma or the equivalent. A bachelor's in sociology will have the same requirements as any other bachelor's degree in social science. It will likely require you to take a general range of courses in social science and humanities subjects. Also, you will be required to take many specific sociology courses.
It helps to look at the requirements or study plans available on the websites of various sociology departments. For instance, Harvard University's sociology department includes a Plan of Study, which outlines the requirements for a sociology major. These requirements include introductory courses, tutorials, quantitative methods courses, seminars, and electives.
To complete a graduate degree, you will be required to have an undergraduate degree. Sometimes, a social work college diploma will be acceptable with certain extra requirements. To complete a doctorate in sociology, you will need a master's degree. Generally, your degrees must be in sociology or another related field, such as social work, criminology, or anthropology.
To complete a doctorate in sociology, the candidate will be required to complete a certain number of graduate-level courses, a range of core courses, a qualifying examination (or comps), and a dissertation. The dissertation is an original and exhaustive piece of research in an area of expertise. It is the most important and most difficult aspect of the Ph.D. For most doctoral students, the Ph.D. program is largely devoted to researching and writing their dissertation.
What types of degrees are available in sociology?
Like most other social sciences or humanities, you can earn a bachelor's, a master's, or a doctorate in sociology. Depending on the specific job you hope to work in following your degree, the level of education that you need will differ. The average pay that you are likely to receive depends upon the specific degree you have. Those with a higher-level degree can expect to earn more, on average.
Generally, someone with a bachelor's degree in sociology will have a general understanding of the field. With a master's, they will attain a more developed and sophisticated level of understanding, which is narrowed to focus on a niche topic. A person with a doctorate is an expert. They can teach sociology at the university level and produce original research.
Generally, an undergraduate degree in sociology is four years long. A master's degree tends to be between one and two years. A doctorate might be four years in length. Therefore, completing a Ph.D. in sociology will require about ten years of study. However, as we mentioned earlier, a Ph.D. is only necessary if you plan to work in certain jobs. It is also worth keeping in mind that most people think of their graduate degree as work. Often, they are paid to study and can teach courses on the side.
How does sociology inform other areas of study?
Sociology informs other areas of study hugely. It provides a much deeper level of insight into other areas. For instance, a sociological perspective might make the field of history of economics more grounded in the actual relation between theories, events, and human impact.
Sociology is closely related to several other fields. Many people who study sociology combine their degree with another degree. Some of the common degrees closely related to sociology include economics, criminology, political science, anthropology, and social work.
Sociology draws its foundational thinkers from a range of other disciplines. For instance, many important sociologists studied as philosophers, economists, historians, or political scientists. In many ways, it is an interdisciplinary field of study.
Student Experience Of Studying Sociology
One of the important and often overlooked considerations when deciding on a degree is the experience of students. Student experience makes the difference between an enjoyable and rewarding four years and a grueling and difficult trudge. If you are in the right field, it should not feel like a chore. To get a sense of whether you are in the right field, look at the overall student experience.
When applying for any program, it is useful to look at the financial aid options that are available to you. Financial aid can alleviate a lot of stress and reduce the need to take out significant student loans. This can make the overall study experience far more enjoyable.
How do students commonly incorporate sociology into their degrees?
For the most part, students who study sociology take sociology as their major. With sociology as a major, it becomes the crux of your degree. In this situation, the other areas of study inform your sociological research, rather than the other way around. Incorporating these areas into sociology is more important, then, than incorporating sociology into other areas.
For students who take sociology as a minor or an elective, sociology can help to understand some of the logic and patterns underlying social behavior. For example, a student is majoring in history or economics might take a sociology course to help them understand how the larger structures or systems they are looking at impact humans directly. It might also help them to understand the ways that society produced certain structures of phenomena.
What type of fieldwork is typically required for a sociology degree?
At the undergraduate level, it is not necessary to do a lot of fieldwork for a sociology degree, in most cases. At this level, it is more likely that research will be secondary and based on other sources. You will do a lot of reading and research to learn about what sociologists have studied before you. However, to prepare for the next stage of your studies, you will probably need to take courses related to fieldwork. These courses might be called Fieldwork Research Methods, Fieldwork Ethics, or Undertaking Fieldwork.
At the higher level, fieldwork in sociology might involve embedding yourself in social phenomena or location. It might also involve undertaking interviews, conducting surveys, analyzing behavior, or documenting phenomena. For instance, sociologists might want to study the effects of solitary confinement on the behavior of prison populations. To do so, they might interview prisoners, correctional staff, and family members. They might also conduct surveys of the public.
What are the practical applications of a sociology degree?
Sociology is a practical degree. Though it is rooted in theoretical analysis and research, sociology has many implications that relate to people's lives. Many sociology studies transform the government's approach to certain issues. For instance, a sociological study might pave the way for a new approach to medical treatment, incarceration, or education.
Also, sociologists frequently work as support workers or social workers. In these kinds of roles, the impact of their work is very evident. The day to day lives of people and groups are impacted tremendously by the social workers or support staff they engage with. The theories that underlie or guide these interactions are just as important.
Career Paths In Sociology
A student with a sociology major, or a graduate with a sociology degree, has no shortage of work options. For many people who study sociology, an undergrad degree is just the beginning.
People with a passion for the kind of research done by sociologists are likely to continue their sociological education at the graduate level. This research can lead to a career as a professor, researcher, or other academic. Other people might end their education after their bachelor's degree and enter the workforce directly.
Whatever path you choose, there are a lot of doors open to you with a sociology degree. Here's a quick look at some of the many places a degree in sociology can take you.
What types of jobs are sociology majors qualified for?
A sociology major is not a restrictive degree. For one thing, a sociology undergrad will leave you with a bachelor's of arts of BA. With a BA, you have the opportunity to work in many different fields. As this list is so broad, we will focus only on the careers specifically suitable for a sociology major.
Some of the jobs that a sociology major can find include:
Adoption Services Worker
Crime Victim Specialist
Sociological Researcher
Employee Relations Officer
Market Researcher or Consultant
Political Organizer
Sexual Assault Educator
Sexual Crisis Center Staff
Policy Planner
Outreach Worker
What sociological skills have applications in a variety of fields?
During a typical undergraduate degree in sociology, you will strengthen and develop several skills. These skills can easily translate to other career paths. Some of the skills that you will use and develop as a sociology student include:
No matter what job or career you end up working in, critical thinking and communication skills are essential. These are the skills necessary in everything from politics to business, to public relations, or journalism. If you are planning to branch out, it can be useful to secure a double major, a minor in another field, or a graduate degree.
What is the typical career path of someone with a sociological degree?
When you look at the history of sociology, it can be a little difficult to get a sense of the kind of career you can expect as a sociologist. This confusion is because the many career paths of sociological thinkers do not serve as a blueprint. There are many ways that you can go in your career, and everyone takes a different path.
For instance, Karl Marx, one of the founding fathers of sociology, studied law and philosophy. He then worked as a journalist, a political writer, and a revolutionary. He also spent much of his life in exile. W.E.B. Du Bois, the founding father of American sociology, spent much of his life as the editor of a magazine, as a teacher, and as a civil rights activist. At one point, his passport was confiscated by the American government due to his criticism.
Neither of these careers seems to lay out a clear career path. However, sociologists commonly find work in more standard positions. Many sociologists, for example, work as university professors or researchers. Others work in government departments or as civil servants. Others still work as counselors, contractors, or analysts.
People with sociology degrees have gone on to work in Human Resources, Law, Social Work, Public Relations, Fundraisers, in the justice system, or private industry with corporations and firms. Many sociologists find work in marketing or public relations due to their understanding of human behavior and their ability to influence, guide, or manipulate behavior as a result.
Best Schools To Study Sociology
Most large universities offer degrees in sociology. Those that do not offer a major in sociology offer at least some courses in this area. As a result, there are thousands of programs to choose from if you decide to pursue a sociology degree. Some of the best sociology schools out there are very well respected institutions.
Deciding on the best school in any given field can be difficult. To narrow down the list, it can help to look at a few characteristics in particular. To determine which school is best, look at the reputation of the school, the affordability of the program, the instructors at the institution, the student experience, and the research produced by a department.
The QS World University Rankings lists the following schools as the best sociology institutions this year:
The Australian National University
Many of these schools excel in many areas. Sociology is just one of their strengths. Some other schools which frequently rank highly for their sociology programs include:
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Though most of the schools listed above are very prestigious and competitive institutions, making them difficult to attend, great sociology programs are available at countless schools across the world. Some other schools with great sociology departments are:
York University, Toronto
UW Madison
Sociology is about studying humanity from a particular perspective. It is involved in studying society, social organization, social structure, and social circumstance. For the most part, this is a critical field that examines society and events intending to discover the deeper principles which structure or influence them.
Often, sociologists hope to examine social phenomena in a way that will allow them to find a new perspective. This new perspective might help to transform the ways that we think about the world. Some of the most important ideas and thinkers in history have emerged from the field of sociology.
If you are fascinated by people, society, and behavior, a sociology degree might just be for you. A degree in sociology can be incredibly interesting, rewarding, and beneficial to your future career. If you manage to secure a position as a sociology professor, you are looking at a very rewarding and lucrative career path.
Schools across the world offer great sociology programs. Some of the best schools to study sociology at include Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge, and LSE; however, there are hundreds of great schools out there offering sociology degrees. One of the best ways to find an affordable sociology program is to look at public or state universities in your region with sociology departments.
Hopefully, you now have a good sense of the nature of sociology and the kind of work that you can expect to find if you decide to pursue a degree in the field.
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