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Can A Free People Survive?
A lecture by Kenneth Carlston, University of Illinois Professor of Law, on the second anniversary of the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human Rights, commemorating the the first Human Rights Day (Dec 10, 1950). The program begins with a parallel between the date of the first state to ratify the Constitution (Delaware, Dec 7, 1787), the bombing of Pearl Harbor (Dec 7, 1941), and the onset of the Korean War. He sets up a dichotomy between democracy and totalitarian states and he discusses human rights in the context of democracy, liberty, and a way of life that is contrary to that of China, Soviet Union, and communism. He lists the foundational documents that establish the meaning of basic human rights: Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, US Declaration of Independence, the French Declaration of the Rights of Men, the US Constitution. Carlston describes different aspects of WWII as evidence of totalitarian states and encroachment on human rights by talking about displaced people and first-hand accounts when soldiers reached the German concentration camps (he cites documented interviews published by the University of Illinois Press). The United Nation developed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights out of this context. Carlston lists the countries that did not sign this document and life behind the Iron Curtain where this Universal Declaration does not apply.
He reads the full preamble to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This is followed by a call to think about what basic human rights means and the conditions by which had lived and died during Word War II and by which people live without such a deceleration in 1950. He wraps up the speech with oration about the West and the East, the threats of atomic warfare, and then quotes FDR and the need to uphold the human rights and democracy. The concluding point identifies that after WWII, the West moved towards disarmament and the Communists continued to build their arms. Carlston calls on the need to continue uniting and fighting for basic human rights.
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December is a fateful month in our history as a nation. On December 7 1787 Delaware was the first state to ratify the charter of our liberties. The Constitution of the United States of America one hundred and fifty four years later to a day this nation was faced with the question of whether a free people living under the guarantees of that Constitution and protected by its Bill of Rights could survive on December 7 7 1941 this country met a trial
by fire under the massed onslaught of Japan and the European Axis powers. It was compelled to fight a two front war as the totalitarian powers sought to encircle it in the West and in the Far East. In December 1944 our troops entered the battle of the bomb and successfully met that last savage attack by the Nazis. Less than a year later a victory which we thought to be final hours. Today December 10 1950 the western world is again faced with the issue of survival with the
respite of a few brief years years themselves filled with turmoil and conflict we are now engaged in a defacto war with communist China. The scale of the conflict the number of forces committed in North Korea leaves no doubt that Communist China has taken up the sword against the United Nations and that we have an undeclared war in Korea. It is fitting that today Sunday December 10 1950 should be set aside by the president of the United States as human rights day
so that we may take time to think of our goal in the conflict and carnage that has scourged the world for the past two decade.
Many of our boys now fighting in Korea have throughout their lives known of war.
The Sino-Japanese War the Italian Ethiopian war the Spanish Civil War World War 2 the war between nationalist forces and communist forces in China. There were but few years in the past few decades when full scale war was not raging at some point on this globe.
The nations of the West including the United States have of late been often charged with a lack of a positive ideology.
It has been said that our approach has been negative instead of positive that we must have affirmative goals.
If we are to appeal to the peoples of the world I suggest that the preservation of our way of life that our determination to realize the dream of man through the centuries that his basic human rights shall be respected. It is a positive goal of overpowering importance today. Democracy itself is but I mean the end of the preservation of human rights. Its vision of equality and liberty was conceived in the democracies of ancient Greece. It was Plato who said
all men are by nature equal made all of the same earth and by the same creator. And however we deceive ourselves as dear to God is the poor peasant as the mighty prince. And it was Aristotle who found that the basis of a democratic state is liberty which according to the common opinion of men can only be enjoyed in such a state.
The vision endured in ancient Rome. It was Cicero who said in no other state say where the power of the people predominates has liberty any home liberty. The sweetest of all blessings and which if it is not equal for all is not liberty the vision endured through the fall of Greece and wrong to the strife and feudalism of the Middle Ages and through the rise of the system of national states and the theory of divine sovereignty.
Magna Carta in 12 15 the English Bill of Rights in 16 89 our Declaration of Independence in 1776 the French declaration of the rights of man adopted by the revolutionary National Assembly of France in 1789. The Bill of Rights and next to our federal Constitution. These kept the vision alive during the passing century. In our time we have seen the rise of the totalitarian state and its threat to the liberties of man which until this threat
seemed finally to have been secured through the struggle of centuries and in our time with the coming of the totalitarian state we have seen in the words of John Dos Passos the pale file of arrested persons marched to the station. The bedraggled company is locked into a freight car.
No food no water or filthy with excrement. The sealed train full of dying and dead rumbling away into exile. Isolators extermination camp.
The rediscovery of torture the infliction of pain an instrument of national policy. Murder become one of the industrial arts the infliction of elaborate agonies. Part of the science of statecraft the or the denials of human rights upon which the totalitarian state is founded. Can anyone say that the fight to rid the world of these practices to bring to an end the extermination of peoples and the use of torture as an instrument of
totalitarian justice is a negative goal.
What are these rights that have become such a part of our daily lives that some of us apparently cannot conceive of their absence.
A broken cardinal means any testifying on a communist witness stand. But you know you millions of displaced persons in Western Europe living a life of privation but nevertheless of freedom could tell you. Displaced Persons who have finally reached our own community. I could tell you it is urine trying ADP speaking to an allied interviewer. We stood at the cards and soon the SS men drove us into them.
One hundred and twenty people into each car. The doors were shut. We have no food with us and now we tried to sit down. When any people sat down the others had no place to stand and there were many people who were very tired. It was not possible otherwise. We stood over one another. We trampled on other people's fingers and the people of course resisted and were striking each other and so a panic ensued. It was so terrible that people went crazy during the trip and soon we had
the first death among us. We had more and more dead due to the heat in the car and the bodies began to smell and that is how we were traveling. There was a mass of insane and dead people in the car and after five days of contd continuous traveling we arrived in Ragan's brain and when we arrived and ducked out there were more dead bodies than survivors. It is Fela flextime speaking. We passed the crematories
and we saw mounds and mounds of dead. It was unbelievable. Dead with whom the crematory could not keep up. There were mountains of dead and from the air came all the sickness. It is Jacques Metzner speaking in Barragan Gelsen I saw for the first time how people were burned on open Piers. Apparently the gas or gas piping stopped functioning. So they piled up people in mounds and or gasoline over them and burned them on open peers.
One got a custom for such a sight as if it was something ordinary. It is terrible to say that. And even now I can't conceive how I was able to bear the stench which would not only come through the nose but stick to one's palette as though it were something palpable this rip magnet pestilential stench that filled the air it is a Muslim speaking the Laga fear it caught her. And now I want to tell you about the sadism of that man. He did not care that it was a woman a young girl
and he beat her. He beat out her eyes with a whip. And that is the first time in my life that I saw such a beating and I thought that is the worst I could not imagine that there may be something worse. I was 14 years old. I thought then that is the worst that can be.
But later I found that there were many steps beyond that so many that one simply can't imagine.
These are documented interviews with DP published by the University of Illinois press and I did not interview the dead.
The General Assembly of the United Nations has sought to set forth the basic human rights and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights approved without dissent.
On December 10 1948 save only for the abstentions of Soviet Russia by satellite state and two other countries Saudi Arabia and the Union of South Africa.
On this the anniversary of that day. Let us take time to examine that doctrine. The preamble to the Declaration of Independence and its statement of human rights has become familiar to every schoolboy in this country. Let us hope that the Preamble to the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights will become familiar to every person throughout the world. If its words could be brought home to the people behind the Iron Curtain which Russia will not permit
we would quickly find that they are far from a weak and negative approach.
The appeal of those words to people everywhere is only to clear from the resistance to their spread by the communist leader.
Let us read those words.
Whereas recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom justice and peace in the world. Bear in this regard in him or a human rights have resulted in barbarous acts which have outraged the conscience of mankind and the advent of a world in which human beings Yelle enjoy freedom of speech and belief and freedom from fear and want has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration of the common
people and it is essential if man is not to be compelled to have recourse as a last resort to rebellion against tyranny and oppression that human rights should be protected by the rule of law.
Whereas it is essential to promote the development of friendly relations between nations whereas the peoples of the United Nations have in the charter reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights in the dignity and worth of the human person and in the equal rights of men and women and have determined to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom. Whereas the member states have pledged themselves to achieve in
cooperation with the United Nations the promotion of universal respect for an observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms. Whereas a common understanding of these rights and freedoms is of the greatest importance for the full realization of this pledge. Now therefore the general assembly proclaims this universal declaration of human rights as a common standard of achievement for all
peoples and all nations to the end that every individual and every organ of society keeping this declaration constantly in mind shall strive by teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and freedoms and by progressive measures national and international to secure their universal and effective recognition and observance both among the peoples of member states themselves and among the peoples of territories in their jurisdiction.
What are these basic human rights as declared by this historic document. Are we so concerned with our affairs of the moment the noonday meal the daily paper that we cannot take time to think a bit about these rights. Rather the question which we face today as a nation is whether we can rise above the ease and comfort that our way of life has brought us and concern ourselves with those goals for which our forefathers gave their lives. The freezing cold of North
Korea is is bitter to the G.I. as was that of Valley Forge to Washington's man. Death is his final. To a wounded doughboy to whom a Communist Chinese has set the torch as it was to Patrick Henry when he said is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains or slavery for bid. Almighty God I know not what course others may take but as for me Give me liberty or give me death.
Everyone asserts the Declaration of Human Rights. Everyone has the right to life liberty and the security of person. The slave labor in a Siberian concentration camp it says no one shall be held in slavery or servitude to the victims of the Soviet secret police it says no one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment to a Judith Coplan.
It says as our own federal court has just said no one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest and all are equal before the law. Remembering the victims of Nazi sterilization it promises that men and women of full age without any limitation due to race nationality or religion have the right to marry and to found a family. To the Catholic victims of communist religious oppression it promises
everyone has the right to freedom of thought conscience and religion to those cut off from communication with the Western world behind the Iron Curtain that declares everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression to the regimented policed voting of Communist regimes to the peoples of East Berlin. East Germany and Korea.
It proclaims.
The will of the people shall be the basis of authority of government. This will shall be expressed in periodic and genuine elections which shall be by Universal and equal suffrage and she'll be held by secret vote or by equivalent free voting procedures to submerged groups. It says every one is a member of society has the right to Social Security and is entitled to realization through national effort and international cooperation and in accordance with the
organization and resources of each State of the economic social and cultural rights indispensable for his dignity and the free development of his personality to everyone everywhere it declares everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this declaration without distinction of any kind. Such as race color sex language religion political or other opinion national or social origin property birth or
other status. Today we are confronted with the question whether we shall hold to those ideals. As to that question there can be but one answer we shall. But there is an even more fundamental and important question than that. Can we do that with equal confidence. I answer we can. For there is a strength in an association of free nations freely trying to achieve the values
and goals of freedom that has twice been tried in the crucible of a world war within our generation and has come through victorious. The freedom of the peoples of the Western world to participate in a rich varied and strong institutional life brings to them a strength greater than the strength of fear and torture on which the totalitarian world relies.
A vision in a way of life that have endured over two thousand years will not perish from this earth overnight. The vision did not die when Greece and Rome fell to the barbarian hordes of the east and the visions shall not die today. When the West is again confronted with a masked and brutal military power of the east today for the first time since the war of 1812 we are faced with foreign attack within our borders. The burning of Washington in that war United our people and their defense.
Today atomic attack and destruction faces our cities we must stand united. It is no time for recrimination. It is no time for division. It is no time for politics. If we stand firm and united the sweep of the historic forces expressed in the Declaration of Human Rights and the movement of the peoples of the world to attain those rights will not be stopped. At the end of
his first term of office as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt with prophetic insight said there is a mysterious cycle in human events to some generations much is given of other generations. Much is expected this generation of Americans has a rendezvous with destiny. In this world of ours in other lands. There are some people who in times past have lived and fought for freedom
and seem to have grown too weary to carry on the fight. Our only success can stir their ancient hope. It is this ancient hope of man of which the Declaration of Human Rights becomes the Beacon in a solid dark and sorry world. It is the voice of Walt Whitman the poet of democracy speaking. Each of us inevitable each of us limitless. Each of us with his or her
right upon the earth. Each of us allowed the Turnell purports of the earth. Each of us here is divinely as any is here. By God I will accept nothing which all of us cannot have their counterpart on the same terms. The peoples of Western Europe are tired of war. The peoples of Asia are tired of war.
The peoples of this hemisphere do not find in war their way of life. If there is any one cause of the Communist onslaught that now confronts us it is our perception that disarmament and return to the ways of peace.
After World War II while the communist world continued implacably to build its military strength these times of war were indeed times to try the souls of man but united in defense free peoples will once again show the strength that lies in freedom and in societies dedicated to the preservation of human rights


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Mali – Attack on MINUSMA (25 January 2019)
France condemns in the strongest possible terms the attack carried out against the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) on January 25 near Douentza, in the Mopti region, which claimed the lives of two Sri Lankan peacekeepers and injured several others.
We honor the personnel who were killed in this attack and offer our condolences to their families. We applaud the commitment of the Sri Lankan forces in MINUSMA.
France reaffirms its determination to fight alongside its partners to combat the scourge of terrorism. We demand that everything be done to identify those responsible for this attack and to bring them to justice.
France reaffirms its full support for MINUSMA, which is playing a vital role in stabilizing Mali.
Embassy of France in Mali (in French)
Mauritania – Mali – Visit by Jean-Marc Ayrault (06-07.04.17)
Death of a French solider in Mali – Statement by M. Jean-Marc Ayrault, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Development (06.04.17)
Mali – Attack on the military base of Boulikessi (05.03.17)
Mali - Installation of an interim authority for the Kidal region (28.02.17)
Mali - Launch of joint patrols in Gao (23.02.17)
Mali - Terrorist act (19.02.17)
Mali – Attack against MINUSMA (23.01.17)
Mali – Terrorist attack (18.01.17)
Mali - Kidnapping of our compatriot Sophie Pétronin (24.12.16)
Mali – Local elections (20.11.16)

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Allergies are, very simply, an abnormal, unwanted reaction to a stimulus. Our body detects the allergen particle, or antigen, and responds in a hypersensitive fashion, getting the immune system involved. They way our immune system deals with the allergen particle is by using antibodies (Ig). Our immune system has 5 classes of antibodies, four of which are seen in food allergies. IgE is associated with the "true," Type I reactions we talked about above- immediate, histamine-mediated, and sometimes leading to anaphylactic shock. But what about the other three antibodies? These type of reactions begin the inflammatory response much later, usually as a delayed response, and affect the tissues in a different fashion, manifesting in symptoms that we may not recognize. They can damage tissues on a cellular level, or deposit reactive complexes into various tissues throughout the body, affecting hormone secretion, endocrine function, and cellular signaling. These are what cause reactions that usually fly under the radar, or get diagnosed as other things.
In various different studies, in those who have been tested, a majority of people who suffer from anxiety, depression, and even schizophrenia, are susceptible to at least one food allergy. The results also show improvement in their condition when the allergen is eliminated.
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Q: Special Characters to list in python I have the dataframe
data2 = {'col0' : ['USD<500','AUD>100','GBP>200'],
         'col1' : ['weights(kgs)','weights(lbs)','weights(gms)'],
         'col2' : ['USD$500','AUD$400','GBP$450'],
         'col3' : ['height[cm]','height[mm]','height[m]'],
         'col4' : ['length*10%','length*100%','length*1000%'],
         'col5' : ['exp^2','exp^3','exp^4'],
         'col6' : ['length.height','height.weight','length.weight'],
         'col7' : ['len?ht','ht?wt','len?wt'],
         'col8' : ['length+height','height+weight','length+weight']}
df2 = pd.DataFrame(data=data2)

It has lot of special characters, I need to extract all the special characters to a list, already I have a list of pre-defined characters to check
I am not after cleaning the characters, just i need to create a list of characters that are present in the dataframe
I tried
avaichars = []
for col in df2.columns:
    for ch in ["<",">","-","/","@","!","~","#","&","?","`"," ",",",":",";","(",")","[","]","*","^",".","?","+","%"]:
        if df2[col].str.contains(ch).sum() != 0:
            print(col,ch,df2[col].str.contains(ch).sum())
            avaichars.append(ch)

I find no issues finding these characters
"<",">","-","/","@","!","~","#","&","?","`"," ",",",":",";"

But
"(",")","[","]","*","^",".","?","+","%"

these characters throwing error as : nothing to repeat
and '$' showing to be in all strings
May I know how to extract the characters
Expected outcome
avaichars = ["<",">","(",")","$","[","]","%","*","^",".","?","+"]

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Home Corporate Polaris Evolves Brand to Reflect Growth and Encourages Consumers to Think Outside
Polaris Evolves Brand to Reflect Growth and Encourages Consumers to Think Outside
MEDINA, Minn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–For more than 65 years, Polaris (NYSE: PII), the world leader in powersports, has powered millions of people's ability to work and play outside through ingenuity and determination. Today, the company revealed a new corporate brand platform that represents its remarkable evolution to a global market leader with more than 30 brands and multiple services responsible for the company's growth into a major influencer on powersports and beyond.
Think Outside – the evolved Polaris brand position – articulates the company's corporate brand in a way that supports its vision, defines its pioneering spirit, sets it in the marketplace and expresses the value offered through its expansive products and services.
"Our founders built the first snowmobile so they could embark farther into the snow-covered woods of northern Minnesota, and we have spent the last 65 years continuing to bring that pioneering approach to everything we do, from creating the first automatic ATV and sport-recreational side-by-side vehicle to introducing RIDE COMMAND and other technology solutions to assist in the adventure," said Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Polaris Scott Wine. "Today, Polaris offers a wide range of products and services designed to help our customers experience ultimate enjoyment outside. Our evolved Polaris branding, Think Outside, articulates the unifying thread that runs across every product, experience and service we offer."
From the latest product designs and strategic partnerships to introducing ride and drive experiences like Polaris Adventures, Polaris continues to expand its offerings. Reflecting on the company's commitment to customer centricity and growth, Polaris will use the updated corporate branding as a part of its efforts to share the larger Polaris story that is representative of its entire business portfolio. The new branding is part of the company's overall customer growth strategy.
"Think Outside is reflective of our pioneering approach to advance how our customers work and play outside. It highlights our unbreakable bond with the outdoors and our past, current and future focus on ingenuity. Whether you are getting out on the sand, snow, water, trails or road, Polaris is driven to help people find innovative ways to do more outside," said Wine. "The new brand tells our story in a way that connects us with our current consumers while also inviting new ones into the Polaris community. Over the next 10 years, we aim to grow our Polaris customer base by nearly 50%, both through people who currently know and enjoy powersports and by introducing new consumers to the space and all that Polaris has to offer."
In addition to Think Outside, the brand work includes a corporate brand purpose, updated logo and emblem, and visual-identity system focused on sharing the meaningful connections people have with outdoor work and play when supported by the right products and experiences. The last significant Polaris brand evolution took place in in 1981.
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Алексей Демьянович Кухтиков (1904—1985) — сотрудник системы ГУЛАГ, начальник комбината «Воркутуголь», комиссар.

Биография
Родился в 1904 году. С 11-лет работал в родной деревне пастухом, после 1917 года — сельхозрабочий совхоза.

 1923—1924 — действительная служба надзирателем тюрьмы ОГПУ в Москве
 1925—1926 — председатель рабочкома совхоза «Собакино» Московской области.

Служба в ОГПУ-НКВД-МВД
 1927 — служба красноармейцем в дивизионе ОГПУ и учёба в школе младшего комсостава дивизии имени Дзержинского в Москве
 19?? — инструктор политотдела,
 19?? — помощник командира по политчасти в Архангельском дивизионе ВОГПУ,
 19?? — помощник командира по политчасти в управлении войск НКВД на Северном Кавказе (Пятигорск)
 1936—1938 — помощник командира по политчасти в дивизии имени Дзержинского в Москве (1936—1938 годы).
 август 1938 — начальник политотдела одного из вновь созданных лесных ИТЛ — Вятлага.
 1941—1942 — начальник политотдела Ухтижемлага (Коми АССР)
 1942—12.1943 — начальника политотдела Воркутпечлага
 28.12.1943—08.01.1947 — начальник Вятского ИТЛ НКВД
 08.01.1947—15.04.1952 — начальник Воркутинского ИТЛ
 3 апреля 1950—не ранее 2 сентября 1951 — начальник Речного лагеря (Особлаг № 6) оставаясь начальником Воркутинского ИТЛ и комбината «Воркутуголь»
 01.04.1953—15.05.1953 — и. о. начальника ИТЛ при комбинате «Апатит» и Кировскстроя, Мурманская обл., Кировский р-н, пос. Апатиты
 15.05.1953—29.10.1953 — и. о. начальника Китойского ИТЛ (Китойлаг) Иркутской обл., р-н ст. Китой
 30.10.1953—24.03.1957 — начальник Китойского ИТЛ

Специальные воинские звания армейских политработников
 1938 батальонный комиссар (соответствует армейскому майору)
 194? полковой комиссар (соответствует армейскому полковнику)

Воинские звания
 январь 1944 полковник НКВД
 195? полковник внутренней службы

Семья
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 Дочь — Галина Кухтикова (1931 г. р.)
 Дочь — Надежда  (24.01.1934 г. р.)
 Сын — Александр (13.07.1937 г. р.)
 Сын — Валерий (1939 г. р.)

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 1939 — Медаль «За трудовое отличие» (за «отличную и досрочную стройку особого завода N 4» в Вятлаге);
 1943 — орден Красной Звезды (за строительство Заполярного угольного бассейна в Воркутлаге);
 1945 — второй орден Красной Звезды («за успешное выполнение заданий правительства по лесозаготовке и оборонной продукции»)

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Сотрудники НКВД
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Персоналии:Воркута
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Sunil Gomez was 71 years old and lived in the village of Bonpara, in the diocese of Rajshahi. Mahmuda Mitu Khanam was the wife of the superintendent of Chittangong police. In recent months, Islamic extremists have claimed responsibility for numerous murders of activists, Christians, blogger. An interfaith candlelight vigil to demand justice.
Natore (AsiaNews) - Islamic State militants have claimed responsibility for the murder of 71 year old Catholic Sunil Gomez, slain yesterday morning in his Bonpara shop, a village of Natore, in the diocese of Rajshahi. The man had just returned from Sunday Mass, when some unknown persons attacked and left him in a pool of blood. A few hours earlier, in Chittangong (in southeast Bangladesh) Islamic extremists shot dead Mahmuda Khanam Mitu, the wife of a well-known superintendent of police involved in the fight against Islamic terrorism, killing her in front of her child.
Tensions remains high in the whole country after months of successive murders claimed by Islamic extremists. Activists, bloggers, writers, members of the LGBT community are being targeted for their liberal ideas.
Sunil ran a fruit and vegetable shop and was respected among villagers. He had served the Catholic church of Bonpara and his brother is Fr. Proshanto Gomes, a priest in the diocese of Dinajpur. Speaking to AsiaNews he says: "I am shocked, saddened. My brother had no enemies. We ask what motivated his murder. "
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The local Christian community, he adds, "now lives in fear." The Church of Bonpara has about 4 thousand faithful, of which 75 reside in the village. To draw government attention and ask for protection, yesterday afternoon the members of the Hindu-Buddhist-Christian Oikya Parishad organized a human chain and imposed a seven-day ultimatum for the capture of the killers.
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All around the nation, conversations are happening about police reform. Yesterday, we took you inside the Bismarck Police Department and heard one group's call for change.
Today, we examine the Minot Police Department to see how they're staying connected to their community.
In Minneapolis, where George Floyd died at the hands of police officers, activists and even city leaders are pushing for its police department to be defunded, dismantled or even abolished. That conversation is not happening in Minot, but other conversations are.
"We started looking for…is there more we can do? Is there more training? Is there something that we can bring in?" said Police Chief John Klug.
Klug says his department currently participates in de-escalation training and use of force training. We took a look at every line of the Minot PD's $10 million budget for 2020 and found that about 1 percent of that is allocated to education and training. Minot Mayor Shaun Sipma says adding to that budget line isn't as easy as it might sound.
"We would have to find outside funding and not divert existing funding, simply because we are trying to be the best stewards of the money that we have," said Sipma.
We asked Chief Klug what the department's plans are moving forward and if there's more his department can do.
"We will just continue working with the public. I've made myself available for a number of things now so I can be there. So I can answer questions," added Klug.
And not only answer questions, but listen. Recently, community activist Ernest Usher sat down with Chief Klug and Pastor Tom Foisy of the Pursuit Church to discuss what he thinks needs to be done in the community.
"The thing that we both agreed on was the PD and the whole Minot police force just getting to know two groups of people," said Usher.
One group: young minorities.
Usher added, "You need to know them by name. You need to have a relationship with minorities as much as possible."
He says the second group they should get to know is store owners and business owners.
"Getting to know them so that they can retrain their mindset on not viewing people of minorities when they access their business of operations and looking at them as if they are going to take something," said Usher.
Chief Klug says he thinks the Minot PD is moving in the right direction. Having resource officers in local schools, and events like coffee with a cop and the National Night Out.
"I think at this point if communities can have good conversation and talk about what the problems are and what the feelings are, that will help the whole community grow," added Chief Klug.
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Trump raised the possibility last summer around the time of a NATO meeting in Brussels where he harangued members about paying their fair share for defense.
He told his national security advisers that he believed the 70-year-old alliance was draining the United States, the New York Times reported late Monday.
His national security team at the time, Defense Secretary James Mattis and national security adviser John Bolton managed to keep US strategy on track without voicing how such a move would weaken American influence in Europe while strengthening Russia.
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Eamonn Fitzgerald • Saturday, 3 September, 2016
According to the polls, the anti-establishment Alternative für Deutschland party has overtaken Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats party in the run-up to tomorrow's state election in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. If the prediction becomes reality, it would represent a massive shock and setback for Merkel in her home state.
Why this now? Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Peggy Noonan noted that Merkel, without consulting the people, opened up Germany to 800,000 migrants from the Middle East last year. In the end, more than a million arrived, and 300,000 are expected this year. Those who weren't consulted are now left to deal with the consequences: Social unease, political division, increased crime, fear of terror, fear of burqas, sexual assaults by migrants and numerous other bits of nastiness that Merkel and her clique remain insulated from. As Noonan writes:
But there was a fundamental problem with the decision that you can see rippling now throughout the West. Ms. Merkel had put the entire burden of a huge cultural change not on herself and those like her but on regular people who live closer to the edge, who do not have the resources to meet the burden, who have no particular protection or money or connections. Ms. Merkel, her cabinet and government, the media and cultural apparatus that lauded her decision were not in the least affected by it and likely never would be.
Nothing in their lives will get worse. The challenge of integrating different cultures, negotiating daily tensions, dealing with crime and extremism and fearfulness on the street — that was put on those with comparatively little, whom I've called the unprotected. They were left to struggle, not gradually and over the years but suddenly and in an air of ongoing crisis that shows no signs of ending — because nobody cares about them enough to stop it.
The powerful show no particular sign of worrying about any of this. When the working and middle class pushed back in shocked indignation, the people on top called them "xenophobic," "narrow-minded," "racist." The detached, who made the decisions and bore none of the costs, got to be called "humanist," "compassionate," and "hero of human rights."
Merkel is falling in the polls, as Germans realize what she's done to them. And around the world we see the rise of Trump-like populist campaigns, appealing to citizens who feel that their rulers despise them. If the rulers feel neither loyalty nor empathy toward the ruled, the ruled can be expected to return the favor. The results, unless the rulers change their ways in a hurry, are unlikely to be pretty.
When the people of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern go to the polls, Chancellor Merkel will be rubbing shoulders with the global elite at the G20 Summit in the Chinese city of Hangzhou. Local concerns appear trivial from such a great distance and such a great height, but Humpty Dumpty did take a great fall, and neither all the king's horses nor all the king's men, nor a media and cultural apparatus could pick up the pieces again.
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Partners of Health & Safety North 2018 include Access Industry Forum, IOSH, Energy Institute and Nebosh, with a special strategic alliance formed with BSIF who believe that this event offers the best platform to publicise innovation, service and excellence. Alan Murray, BSIF's CEO, says 'Health and Safety North has become a must attend show with value adding content helping to ensure that those who keep people safe and healthy while they are at work are supported'.
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Since opening registration, there has already been an overwhelming response from the health and safety sector and those wanting to exhibit to display their products and solutions. Companies who are already registered to attend include; 3M Training Ltd, Berendsen UK Ltd, British Red Cross, Ejendels, HAVI, Lighthouse (UK) Ltd, Safety Media and many more.
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Dorchester saleroom Duke's to hold 'biggest house contents auction' in the regions for a decade
Duke's of Dorchester has announced what promises to be the biggest house contents sale of the year and the largest by a UK regional auction house for more than a decade.
One of the rooms at Athelhampton including a Charles II japanned cabinet on stand exhibited in the 'Treasure Houses of Britain' exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, in 1984.
The contents of the Athelhampton House in Dorset are scheduled to be sold in the autumn after the £7.5m property has been sold.
Guy Schwinge of Duke's said: "Good old-fashioned country house auctions are a rarity these days and it is a privilege to organise one against such an historic backdrop."
The sale will be held on the premises with the 400-500 lots estimated to bring close to £2m.
Tudor origin
Athelhampton, a Tudor manor house on a 29-acre estate in Puddletown, was bought in 1957 by Robert Victor Cooke, an eminent Bristol surgeon, to accommodate his growing assemblage of 16th and 17th century paintings, furniture and works of art. It is being sold by his grandson Patrick Cooke.
Much of the furniture was acquired in the 1930s-50s from leading dealers of the period.
It includes a George III serpentine commode traditionally attributed to Thomas Chippendale, seating furniture in the manner of William Vile from Raynham Hall, Norfolk, and a Charles II japanned cabinet on silvered stand that was exhibited in the Treasure Houses of Britain exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, in 1984.
From the Great Hall, ranked among the best examples of early Tudor domestic architecture, is a 16th century refectory table acquired through Duveen and once in the collection of press baron William Randolph Hearst.
A side chair in the manner of William Vile, as pictured in 'The Works of Thomas Chippendale and his Contemporaries in the Rococo Style' by Anthony Coleridge (1968).
Cubist connection
The contents also include a group of works by the Russian-born Cubist painter Marevna Vorobieff (1892-1984) who lived with her daughter's family at Athelhampton from 1949-57.
"As things stand, all the works housed in a gallery in the west wing will be sold, including arguably her most important painting Homage to friends of Montparnasse," said Schwinge.
Duke's has been involved with Athelhampton since the 1970s when the property was owned by Sir Robert Cooke. He was given the house as a wedding gift by his father in 1966.
The auction house has sold items from the property over the years and provided professional advice following the death of Lady Cooke (then Lady du Cann after remarriage to Tory grandee Sir Edward du Cann) when the house and contents were inherited by Patrick, her son. Last September Duke's sold items owned by Sir Edward, including a maquette of the Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square.
Holding the auction this year is dependent on the sale of the house, which is now on the market. "At present we are working on a sale this autumn, most probably in October," said Schwinge.
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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vibspec.2009.04.003
Title: Post-blast detection of traces of explosives by means of Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
Authors: Banas, A.
Banas, K.
Bahou, M.
Moser, H.O.
Yang, P.
Li, Z.J.
Cholewa, M.
Lim, S.K.
Lim, Ch.H.
Keywords: High explosives
Post-blast residues
Sample catchers
Issue Date: 10-Nov-2009
Citation: Banas, A., Banas, K., Bahou, M., Moser, H.O., Wen, L., Yang, P., Li, Z.J., Cholewa, M., Lim, S.K., Lim, Ch.H. (2009-11-10). Post-blast detection of traces of explosives by means of Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Vibrational Spectroscopy 51 (2) : 168-176. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vibspec.2009.04.003
Abstract: Samples obtained from debris after explosions of about 30 g of energetic materials were analyzed by means of Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy using both, Globar and synchrotron infrared radiation at the ISMI beamline of the Singapore synchrotron light source (SSLS). Low- and high-strength-of-explosion blasts were performed during each test run with the same explosive material. From the spectroscopic measurements, traces of unreacted explosives were found on more than 200 different materials that served as sample catchers in the explosions. The integrality of the experiments done confirmed that FTIR spectroscopy is a sufficiently sensitive method to detect traces of explosives in post-blast residues even of high-strength explosions. The method requires only a minimal amount of sample and enables accurate and very fast identification of the presence of explosive material. Finally, the synchrotron radiation infrared source provided one order of magnitude higher sensitivity compared to the conventional Globar source. © 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Source Title: Vibrational Spectroscopy


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