Morgridge Faculty receive $3.9M NIH grant to support intervention studies for individuals with intellectual disability
Selena Perez Dr. Karen Riley, DU, Grant, Intellectual Disabilities, nih, University of Denver
Dr. David Hessl, project PI at the University of California at Davis, and site PI's Dr. Karen Riley, Dean and Professor at the Morgridge College of Education, University of Denver, Dr. Elisabeth Berry-Kravis at Rush University, Drs. Richard Gershon and Aaron Kaat at Northwestern University, and Dr. Craig Erickson from Cincinnati Children's Hospital were awarded the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute Of Child Health & Human Development of the National Institutes of Health grant of $3,921,088. Dr. Jeanine Coleman Associate Clinical Professor in the Teaching and Learning Sciences department at the Morgridge College of Education, is co-principal investigator. Drs. Korrie Allen, Douglas Clements and Julie Sarama will also be engaged in the project at the DU site. The grant will span five years, October 2020 – September 2025.
A multi-university team has been evaluating the utility and sensitivity of the National Institutes of Health Toolbox – Cognitive Battery (NIHTB-CB). Standardized cognitive and educational assessments of individuals with intellectual disability (ID) provide crucial information for parents, researchers, and educators. Understanding the unique developmental strengths and challenges of an individual with ID is imperative to determining appropriate educational placements, developing intervention plans, and measuring growth. Unfortunately, there is a paucity of research regarding administrative procedures that yield valid standardized assessment results with this population, which this project serves to rectify.
In addition to evaluating the NIHTB-CB as an appropriate assessment for ID in general, the results demonstrate the sensitivity of the battery to known syndrome-specific cognitive phenotypes. A critical remaining question is the degree to which the battery is sensitive to change, especially to effects of intervention as such the team is currently collecting longitudinal data on all participants so that they can create typical trajectories and so that change can accurately be measured. Studies of the performance of the battery in older adults with ID are needed, especially focusing on those experiencing cognitive decline or dementia. Overall, the present validation study represents an important step toward providing an objective, scalable, and standardized method for successfully measuring cognition and tracking cognitive changes in ID. This award is the second for this team of researchers and extends the initial study.
Dr. Riley said "The importance of this type of research cannot be overstated. We need to have effective tools to measure the groundbreaking interventions that are currently being developed and implemented. The individuals with ID deserve our best work in this area, as it could literally be life changing for them and their families."
Pictured above: Dr. Karen Riley (top left), Dr. Jeanine Coleman (top right), Dr. Doug Clements (bottom left), Dr. Julie Sarama (bottom right).
Dr. Norma Hafenstein receives grant to support underrepresented gifted students in rural Colorado
Selena Perez Dr. Norma Hafenstein, DU, Gifted Education, Grant, I-REECCH, rural, University of Denver
Dr. Norma Hafenstein, Daniel L. Ritchie Endowed Chair for Gifted Education and Full Clinical Professor of Curriculum and Instruction at the Morgridge College of Education, University of Denver, was awarded the United States Department of Education's Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education 2020 Grant Program grant of $2,845,155. Dr. Kristina Hesbol, Assistant Professor in the Educational Leadership and Policy Studies program at the Morgridge College of Education, is co-principal investigator. Dr. Robert Reichardt, Senior Associate at APA Consulting, serves as project evaluator. The grant will span over five years, October 2020 – September 2025, to implement I-REECCH: Impacting Rural Education through Expanding Culturally responsive curriculum, Computer science training, and Higher order thinking skills.
The goal of I-REECCH is to significantly increase identification of and services to underrepresented gifted and talented student populations in rural Colorado. This includes students eligible for free and reduced lunch, English language learners and students who identify as Hispanic or Native American. Classroom practices will be improved through increasing rural faculty ability and implementation of culturally responsive pedagogy, computational thinking, higher order thinking skill development, and talent and giftedness recognition. All students in I-REECCH elementary schools will participate in a computer science/computational thinking module by the end of fifth grade.
Dr. Hafenstein stated, "Consider the Spanish speaking little boy who has taught himself to read in English…clearly a demonstration of ability! How do we recognize his giftedness and talent? How do we serve his strengths so that he may reach his potential? As educators, our purpose is to improve the lives of children and families. We recognize the disproportionality of gifted and talented student identification and service. This Javits award supports collaboration with rural partners for cooperative tangible action in identification of and service to rural Colorado gifted and talented students learning English, who are Hispanic or Native American, or who are under-resourced. We look forward to partnering with rural educators in implementing this important work."
I-REECCH will partner with Fort Morgan School District, Santa Fe Trails Board of Cooperative Educational Services and schools in rural southwest Colorado. Advisory Board members include Dr. Rebecca McKinney, Director of Gifted Education at the Colorado Department of Education; Dr. Terrence Blackman, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics at the Medgar Evers College in the City University of New York; Dr. Joy Esquierdo, Associate Professor, Department of Bilingual and Literacy Studies and Director of the Center for Bilingual Studies at The University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley, and Dr. Muhammad Khalifa, Professor of Educational Administration and Executive Director of Urban Education Initiatives at The Ohio State University. Dr. Kimberly Schmidt and Dr. Brette Garner, both professors at the Morgridge College of Education, will serve as faculty consultants and content advisors.
Drs. Dumas and Organisciak identify key psychological characteristics setting apart actors from non-actors
Selena Perez actors, characteristics, creative thinking, DU, non-actors, personality, University of Denver
What in the mind of a professional stage or screen actor sets them apart from a typical, non-acting person? A new study published by professors Dr. Denis Dumas and Dr. Peter Organisciak in the Morgridge College of Education at the University of Denver — in collaboration with Michael Doherty, a professional actor affiliated with Actor's Equity Association — set out to answer that question.
In this study, more than 20 psychological tests focused on creative thinking, personality, and motivations were administered to three different groups of participants: professional actors, undergraduate student acting majors, and adults who were not actors. The participants' responses to these measures were entered into a machine learning model, the goal of which was to identify the actors just on their psychological characteristics. As it turned out, the model was able to identify actors with a 92% accuracy solely on their psychological data, a stronger finding than the researchers ever expected.
Key psychological characteristics identified the actors from the non-actors in this study. In particular, both professional and student actors were identified based on their higher levels of openness to new experiences, extraverted assertiveness, and their elaborative capacity to expand on a creative idea. At a finer grain level, the professional actors were further distinguished from the undergraduate students based on their higher levels of original thinking, neurotic volatility, and their more regular engagement in literary activities such as writing and reading scripts.
"In the future, the findings from this study may be useful for individuals who are considering a career in acting to determine whether or not their psychological characteristics match with the demands of the profession," Dumas says. "Within university education, this study may help acting coaches and directors to tailor their instruction and feedback to the specific attributes their students may yet need to develop."
This study also shows how much can be accomplished when research is produced through interdisciplinary collaborations where a member of the community being studied (a professional actor in this case) is deeply involved in the research.
Pictured above: A scene from "Something Wicked: Shakespeare's Macbeth" a production of DU's Newman Center for the Performing Arts, which ran from Oct. 31 through Nov. 10 last year.
Read the full study here
Chalkbeat Colorado and Morgridge partner to host discussion about Colorado education amidst COVID-19
Selena Perez Chalkbeat, Colorado Education Policy, Colorado legislation, COVID-19, Education
Earlier this year, Chalkbeat Colorado brought its annual Legislative Preview to the Morgridge College of Education where panelists discussed Colorado education policies and topics expected to arise in the January legislative session.
On Thursday, Oct. 15, Chalkbeat journalists circled back with legislators and educators to revisit these topics in an online event co-hosted by the Morgridge College of Education.
Returning panel members included:
Erica Meltzer, moderator and Chalkbeat Colorado bureau chief
State Rep. James Coleman, D-Denver
State Sen. Paul Lundeen, R-Monument
And new panel members included:
Mark Sass, State Director for Teach Plus Colorado and a high school social studies teacher in the Adams 12 Five Star School District
Taylor Davis, CEA fellow and music teacher in the North Park School District in Jackson County
Over 140 attendees joined as panelists discussed education challenges around remote learning and education access that have surfaced with the COVID-19 pandemic. The challenges discussed included equitable access to education and resources, what school leaders and policymakers should prioritize, school evaluation and accountability systems, standardized testing, and more.
Watch the full livestream of the event below or on our Facebook.
IN:SIGHT Brokenhearted Abundance
Paul Michalec collective pain, heartache, normal, opportunity, Paul Michalec, pivot
Oct. 2, 2020 — Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer in her poem "Holding What Must Be Held" writes: "Down by the river we sit and talk. / When I think I can't ache any more, / the world serves more heartache." I can think of few better words to describe my sense of broken-heartedness in this era of COVID-19, the Black Lives Matters marches for racial and social justice, and the climate crisis. I know in my life there are daily talks about the trials we face individually and collectively. Network TV and radio brings to light all that is lost when another person dies from the coronavirus. I have my stories of pain and loss. I hear similar stories from colleagues and friends. We "sit and talk". We willingly carry the burden of each other's sorrow, providing a brief moment of respite. That is what it means to be in community. When we rise from the riverbank, we find that all around us the world is hurting. Its people are suffering. The rate of animal and plant extinction is rising. Social institutions are struggling to hold the fraying fabric of society in one piece. Schools and teachers who are historically a place of social cohesion are saddled with the difficult task of serving the learning and social emotional interests of students while also facing a deadly viral pandemic. The call to care for students seems to run headlong into the requirements of social distancing in a virtual classroom. In Zoom, teacher and students are reduced to small boxes, walled off and separate. Most teachers I know are tired, frustrated and just want to share a classroom space with their students. The language of burnout no longer seems adequate to describe this moment. And still the "world serves more heartache". We just want to be together; to see each other.
It seems that the question is not when will the heartache end, but rather are there ways to both hold our collective pain while also turning toward new opportunities? The pain is real. The loss of so many lives is real. The longing of teachers to teach in the living-presence of their students is real. To say that change is in the air seems like an understatement. Sacred cows that once were nearly unassailable are now falling to the wayside. Take for example online education. Not that long ago the resistance to teaching in virtual classrooms was high. And now it is more common than face to face learning. Think of all the opportunities that are now open that were once closed to teachers and students. There are yet to be explored avenues for advancing equity, justice and diversity in schools. For me there is a newness and freshness that only a pandemic, a situation no one wanted and that no one can escape, brings to education. It feels like in the midst of broken-heartedness is a kernel of abundance waiting to grow and flourish. We are all in this together, some a little better off and some a lot worse off, but still we are all bound together in ways we have not felt before.
What I fear and seek to resist is the temptation to move quickly from this moment of collective disruption, a pandemic of uncertainty, to a return to the social and educational status quo. I've developed a strong response to two words that I hear in the halls of education lately: pivot and normal. Change it seems can run two ways. One path brings us back to the way things once were. A pivot toward the normalness of power and privilege, the maintenance of the status quo. Given the level of uncertainty and the sense of loss experienced by so many, this seems like a reasonable turn to make. If things just get back to normal, if we can just open schools, then we can get back to the job of teaching and learning. But this path also seems dangerous in that in the comfort of normal comes the familiar experiences of injustice, inequity and disempowerment for many. The other path of change leads away from tradition. It favors innovation, imagination, ambiguity and the unknown possibilities of the teacher's heart. The environmental and social pandemics of our time have created a rift in normal, an opening to newer ways of being together in educational spaces. Heartache is sure to find us no matter which direction we choose. But I choose the kind that leads toward community and empowerment, not individualism and loss of agency. I would like to offer five questions that I think can help educators in making decisions that advance the mission of equity and excellence while resisting the pull back to normal: 1. Who is empowered and flourishing?, 2. Who's voice is honored?, 3. How is everyone humanized?, 4. Are we listening?, and 5. What are we will to give up?


Conan Nolan
Chief Political Reporter and Anchor of 'News Conference'
Conan Nolan is a political reporter for NBC4 and anchor of 'News Conference,' the longest running political/public affairs program in Southern California television. His reports can be seen on the NBC4 News at 11 a.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Joining the station 30 years ago, Nolan's most recent news stories can be seen here. Follow him on Facebook here.
As NBC4's political reporter, Nolan covers state and local politics and is well-known for his interviews with top political leaders on 'News Conference,' which airs Sundays at 9 a.m. Nolan covers news stories that have had a profound impact on the region, the state and the nation – from political debates, earthquakes ,fires to some of Los Angeles more famous freeway pursuits. Nolan has also reported on behalf of NBC News from Kuwait and Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom and from Pakistan and the Afghan border during the invasion of Afghanistan. He also reported from Rome on the death of Pope John Paul the Second and from Lebanon on Arab reaction to the anniversary of September 11th. He received an Emmy Award for his reports on child refugees in the Pakistani frontier and a Golden Mike Award for a report on the South Pacific island nation of Tuvalu and the consequences of global warming.
Prior to joining NBC4, Nolan was a general assignment reporter at KSBW-TV, the NBC affiliate in Salinas, California. In 1981, he worked as a news reporter and weekend sports anchor for KSBY-TV in San Luis Obispo. Prior to that, he served as the assistant news director for KVEC-AM radio and political reporter for KCBX-FM radio also in San Luis Obispo.
Nolan has a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from the University of California Davis. He grew up on a ranch in Los Osos Valley along California's central coast and attended schools in San Luis Obispo, plus two years of study at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. He is married, has a son and lives in Glendale.


Dana Milbank's Beltway Bubble
August 24, 2012 by B. Daniel Blatt
Earlier today, when I clicked on the Charles Krauthammer link atop Jennifer Rubin's Washington Post blog, instead of getting that sage conservative pundit's original insight into the events of the day, I got Dana Milbank's stale repetition of conventional wisdom. (Maybe the Post editors set it up that way because otherwise no conservatives would read Milbank.)
Contending that when "Todd Akin sneezes, Paul Ryan catches a cold", Milbank offers
The Republicans' soon-to-be nominee for vice president is supposed to be delivering a message about jobs and the economy, but he's finding he cannot escape his longtime House colleague, now a national pariah for his exotic views on rape.
Well, perhaps for Beltway denizens like yourself, Dana — and for Democratic partisans, but most Americans will evaluate Mr. Ryan not by words he has deemed "outrageous", but by the way he carries himself next week at the Republican convention and in the coming months on the campaign trail.
The only reason anyone is connecting Ryan to Akin is because left-leaning pundits and Democratic partisans are dwelling on the issue. I mean, come on, Dana, who's asking these questions? Who's making this a story?
It ain't undecided voters in Ohio, Florida and Virginia; it's self-satisfied pundits in Washington, D.C.
Oh, and by the notion, about the notion circulating among such pundits about Ryan trying to "restrict the definition of rape," well, that's based on false New York Times report. The Times reporters failed "to to provide very basic context about the bill Ryan cosponsored":
Writing that Ryan cosponsored a bill that "aimed to restrict the definition of rape" leaves readers with the impression that Ryan cosponsored a bill primarily aimed at changing the definition of rape. Did the bill try to reduce the punishment for rapists? Did it exclude "date-rape" from the definition of rape? The Times leaves readers wondering.
In fact, the bill had nothing to do with altering the criminal code. It dealt only with the issue of prohibiting the use of federal tax dollars to pay for abortions. From 1981 to 1993, the Hyde amendment only allowed federal funding of abortions for Medicaid recipients when the mother's life was endangered.
Read the whole thing.
Filed Under: 2012 Congressional Elections, 2012 Presidential Election, Arrogance of the Liberal Elites, Media Bias, Misrepresenting the Right, Post 9-11 America
August 24, 2012 at 8:31 pm - August 24, 2012
Yeah, well, Dana Milbank doesn't really care about rape, or abortion, or honesty, or anything except helping The One stay in power.
Ditching fuctards like Akin is one of the reasons we're better than the Democrats.
Akin believes in rape faeries, he's out. Bill Clinton committed rape and he's their keynote speaker… because we're better than they are.
We ditched Mark Foley for sending creeper txts. The Democrats re-elected boy-rapist Gerry Studds 9 times.
We're better.
We sent Duke Cunningham to the cold stony. Charlie Rangel remains in power.
Ted Kennedy iced a woman and was re-elected six times.
We're better than that. Let's keep it that way.
Cinesnatch says
August 24, 2012 at 10:09 pm - August 24, 2012
Studds is remembered chiefly for his role in the 1983 Congressional page sex scandal, when he and Representative Dan Crane were censured by the House of Representatives for separate sexual relationships with a minor – in Studds's case, a 1973 relationship with a 17-year-old male congressional page. The relationship was consensual, but violated age of consent laws and presented ethical concerns relating to working relationships with subordinates …
As the House read their censure of him, Studds turned his back and ignored them. Later, at a press conference with the former page standing beside him, the two stated that what had happened between them was nobody's business but their own …
Studds was re-elected five more terms after the censure. He fought for many issues, including environmental and maritime issues, gay marriage, AIDS funding, and civil rights, particularly for homosexuals …
Crane was defeated for re-election in 1984 and returned to dentistry …
Studds died on October 14, 2006 in Boston, at age 69, several days after suffering a pulmonary embolism. Due to the federal ban on same-sex marriage, [his partner] was not eligible, upon Studds' death, to receive the pension provided to surviving spouses of former members of Congress.
Had Cunningham declined to resign, his role in Congress would have been very limited, as House rules do not allow members convicted of felonies to vote or participate in committee work pending an investigation by the Ethics Committee. It is very likely that he would have been expelled from the House, as happened with Democrat James Traficant three years earlier.
In 1997, [Juanita] Broaddrick had filed a sworn affidavit with Paula Jones' lawyers, denying that Clinton had ever assaulted her: "During the 1992 Presidential campaign there were unfounded rumors and stories circulated that Mr. Clinton had made unwelcome sexual advances toward me in the late seventies… These allegations are untrue …."In November 1998, Broaddrick contradicted her sworn statement in an interview with Dateline NBC" …
The affidavit denying the allegations remains her only sworn testimony.


Foreigners View of Irish
The project will challenge existing Irish stereotypes by comparing non-national and international views of Irish.
Racism - anti-Irish cartoons
Anti-Irish cartoons
"Bog Trotters" is a long-standing English term for Irish people,especially Irish peasants. They are shown here as near imbeciles,frolicking over the countryside.
"The Irish Ogre" about to devour the peasants is none other than Daniel O'Connell, "the Liberator". He earned that name by leading a peaceful struggle for Catholic emancipation. Why he is depicted with copious bags of rent money is unclear.
"The workingman's burden" shows a gleeful Irish peasant carrying his Famine relief money while riding on the back of an exhausted English laborer. The cartoon could just as easily have depicted Irish peasants carrying absentee English landlords on their backs.
"The Pig and the Peer". This cartoon shows a life-size pig with an Irish accent pleading with the English Prime Minister. During the Famine thousands of Irish peasants were evicted to make way for animals that could "pay rent".
"Two Forces" shows "classical" Britain using the sword of law to protect Ireland (Hibernia) from Irish "anarchists" and their demand for land reform.
"The Irish Frankenstein" capitalized on Mary Shelley's popular novel to depict the Irish as savage, inhuman monsters.
This untitled cartoon shows the Irish as obese, wasteful, violent, drug abusing monkeys. John Bull (Britain) shows Uncle Sam that he will take care of the troublemaker.
"Equal Burdens". Here the stereotype of the belligerent Irishman meets the stereotype of the happy slave. Irish were called "white Negroes". "No Irish Need Apply" signs were common.
"Uncle Sam's Lodging House" shows the Irish as the only new emigrant raising hell and disrupting good order.
"Scientific Racism" from an American magazine, Harper's Weekly , shows that the Irish are similar to Negroes, and should be extinct!
Cartoons for magazines such as Harper's Weekly featured cartoons by Thomas Nast and depicted Irish immigrants as ape-like barbarians prone to lawlessness, laziness and drunkenness. "St. Patrick's Day, 1867...Rum, Blood, The Day We Celebrate" shows a riot with policemen and ape-like Irishmen.
This cartoon was labeled "A Question of Labor" and was published in Harper's Weekly in 1888.
These cartoons from an 1881 issue of Puck depict common held negative views of most Irish-Americans.
The Conscription Act of 1863 made all white men between the ages of twenty and forty-five years eligible for the draft by the Union Army. Blacks were not drafted or forced to fight and white men with money could legally hire a substitute. Lower-class whites (many of whom were Irish) resented the draft. This print shows the 1863 riot in New York City by a mob of lower-class whites (including many Irish).
This cartoon printed in 1889, stereotypes the Irish as unmixable in America's melting pot.
Posted by skwinte at 6:34 AM
Brian Foley June 16, 2011 at 12:57 AM
Another and better link on Racist Imagery against the Irish:
Drawing Conclusions: A Cartoon History of Anglo-Irish Relations 1798-1998
BrendanKORourke August 9, 2011 at 11:37 AM
The link that Brian Foley mentions is good but I really like the citizenship cartoon highlighted here as it shows how long the 'they won't mix', applied these days to Muslims,has been arounf
American News October 3, 2014 at 12:48 AM
Irish people used to be joked about in the US as being like "Dogs and monkeys"...that's why they used to say in America that "Irish and Dogs need not apply"
Patryc October 13, 2015 at 6:14 PM
The original pictures were taken down!? Something to note the English parliament argued if Irish peoples were even human and many in England claimed that the Irish cut off the "tails" of their young at birth to hide their animal likeness.
rayray March 19, 2016 at 11:24 AM
You need, we need, bigger and better scans! The illustrations are excellent examples, but they aren't legible.
Excellent. Well done. Is there a next effort to show the British approach to India?
skwinte
Student. Lithuania/Ireland.
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News & Views We need Lynne Stewart back on the front lines
We need Lynne Stewart back on the front lines
by Ralph Poynter
The following is the speech that Ralph Poynter, the husband of Lynne Stewart, presented half of during his restricted speaking time at the National Lawyers Guild convention last month in Pasadena, California. As his speaking time was running out, well before the culmination of his remarks, he called upon convention delegates to stand as a commitment of support for Lynne's struggle for justice and freedom. Guild members responded with a prolonged and thunderous standing ovation.
Brothers and sisters, comrades, supporters and friends:
I hope you're not saying that Lynne Stewart is just old news. Those of you who know her personally and remember her at these conventions know she will always be a vital force among us. Those of you who were still in high school when she was arrested back in 2002 owe it to yourselves to find out about her, her career and her case, which is still crucial to all that the (National Lawyers) Guild stands for.
Let me just say that I am Lynne's husband and a lot prejudiced in her favor. I have lived with her, fought with her and beside her, and loved her for almost 50 years. I want her to be out of federal prison, where she has languished for the last three years. Did I say languish? Lynne can't languish! She is always the activist, always political, always compassionate. They can't jail her spirit. But WE need her out here with us on the front lines!
The federal government locked her up because they wanted to control her defense of Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman and she believed that, ethically and morally, she had obligations to her client, that her adversary should not, could not, dictate or curtail what strategy a lawyer must adopt. Maybe you would not have been audacious in the same way Lynne was in issuing a press release, but she was representing a man who had been subjected to vicious solitary confinement for many years, who was ill and appeared to be fading.
It was mandatory to do this to save him. Now Mubarak has been toppled and the new president has been calling publicly for the repatriation to Egypt of that client – Sheik Omar. Lynne was right – and the lie has been put to the government's strident and false claims that her actions somehow contributed to "terrorism." And we are still fighting her case – now in a petition for certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court and due in December.
The last things I want to speak on at this convention of lawyers are the legal arguments that are available in Lynne's Supreme Court petition and the chances that any of them may have before the Supremes.
Many of you are familiar with the trial and have followed her initial appeal and then her re-sentencing and that appeal. I do want to say that Lynne's case should be important to all criminal defense lawyers – and particularly to guild lawyers – because what the government has done to her can happen again. And it can particularly happen to guild lawyers who regularly take on cases of people whom the government despises and who, they believe, cannot be permitted to win.
In essence, using regulations promulgated by the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Prisons, Lynne's adversaries attempted to thwart her campaign to keep her client's plight alive in Egypt and the world. Her press release – not secret, but to Reuters – mirrored the many that her co-counsel Ramsey Clark had issued in the face of the same restrictive prison regulations.
But they came after HER. She is nothing more, or less, than a smart woman with great politics from a working class background; but her amazing loyalty and her committed relationship with her clients were a threat.
Lynne's case should be important to all criminal defense lawyers – and particularly to guild lawyers – because what the government has done to her can happen again. And it can particularly happen to guild lawyers who regularly take on cases of people whom the government despises and who, they believe, cannot be permitted to win.
Lynne's case is important for all of you to support because someday you may be confronted in your professional life with a choice between conforming to conduct that pleases the "system" and "authority," and doing that which you know to be right and just. Lynne chose her client and her obligation to him, and if you want to increase the safety zone for lawyers, centered as she was, you will support her! To be reminded of just who Lynne is, she asked me to read a portion of the speech she gave to the Guild in Minneapolis at its Convention there in 2007. It is her credo:
"I believe we have formidable enemies not unlike those in tales of ancient days. There is a consummate evil that unleashes its dogs of war on the helpless. Our enemy is motivated only by insatiable greed, with no thought of other consequences. In this enemy there is no love of the land or the creatures who live there, no compassion for the people, no thought of future generations.
"This enemy will destroy the air we breathe and the water we drink as long as the dollars keep filling up their money boxes.
"We have been charged here, once again, with, and for our quests … to shake the very foundations of the continents. We go out to stop police brutality; to rescue the imprisoned; to change the rules for those who never have been able to get to the starting line, much less run the race, because of color, physical condition, gender and mental impairment.
"We go forth to preserve the air and land and water and sky and all the beasts that crawl and fly. We go forth to safeguard the right to speak and write, to join, to learn, to rest safe at home, to be secure, fed, healthy, sheltered, loved and loving, to be at peace with one's identity.
Our quests are formidable. We have in Washington poisonous government that spreads its venom to the body politic in all corners of the globe. We have wars – a big war in Afghanistan, smaller wars in Palestine, Central Africa, Columbia, Kashmir …. Now we have these Democratic and Republican candidates and then an election with corporate media ready to hype the results and drown out our righteous protests."
I want to urge you to defend and champion Lynne Stewart, one of our own! Defend and champion all political prisoners! Set her free! Set 'em all free!
I need now to raise with you the plight of political prisoners in the United States, not just because Lynne is one – numbering more and more Muslims, Earth Firsters, veterans of the 1960s, '70s and '80s, defenders of minority communities, resisters, peace activists … brave men and women, held in the harshest conditions, some for over 40 years. This is more than a worthy focus for guild lawyers whose opposition to illicit power should be consistent and militant.
Check these folks out at Jericho and Project Salaam websites. And join their struggles. Many have no legal representation or contact. Even if you correspond or visit or join a defense team or take on one of their cases, your reward will be great – the satisfaction of doing the right thing for people who remain the best among us.
In closing, I want to urge you to defend and champion Lynne Stewart, one of our own! Defend and champion all political prisoners! Set her free! Set 'em all free!
Ralph Poynter, Lynne's husband, can be reached at ralph.poynter@yahoo.com. Send our sister some love and light: Lynne Stewart, 53504-054, FMC Carswell, Unit 2N, P.O. Box 29137, Fort Worth TX 76127. Learn more about her at Justice for Lynne Stewart.
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Huizar arrest fallout: Carmel Partners places exec on leave
The development firm is referred to in FBI complaint against LA councilman, alleging it provided him with "direct and indirect financial benefits"
Jul.July 02, 2020 09:33 AM
View of Carmel Partners' 520 Mateo
Carmel Partners has placed an executive on leave following the government's allegations the development firm bribed Los Angeles City Councilmember Jose Huizar in exchange for getting projects approved.
Carmel Partners was clearly cited to — but not named — in the FBI's 116-page complaint detailing racketeering charges against Huizar, who was arrested last week.
San Francisco-based Carmel did not identify the executive by name, according to the Los Angeles Times. The company also denied any knowing-involvement in the alleged scheme. But it said The firm said in a statement it planned to take "appropriate disciplinary actions needed," against the executive, according to the report.
Federal authorities charged Huizar on June 23 with taking bribes from developers to the tune of $1.5 million in exchange for favorable actions on their projects at the City Council. At the time, he was head of the powerful Planning and Land Use Management committee.
According to the Times, Carmel said the FBI's complaint had "numerous false and/or misleading conclusions, suppositions, innuendos, and opinions."
The firm is a player in L.A. real estate, and is developing an Arts District project, 520 Mateo, that was also referred to in the FBI complaint. For that project, the government claims Huizar reduced the number of affordable units required after Carmel and its lobbyist provided "direct and indirect financial benefits" to him.
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Pomelos are grown commercially in Thailand (where it's known as "sum-oh") and throughout Southeast Asia, China, Mexico, and regions of southern California and Florida. Native to Asia, it's one of the original non-hybrid citrus fruits used to cultivate most commercially available varieties. The grapefruit, for example, is a cross of pomelo and sweet orange. The pomelo's size — they can get as big as a basketball and weigh up to two pounds — earned it the moniker "King of Citrus Fruits." Its scientific name, citrus maxima, translates to "greatest citrus."
The pomelo may also be called pamplemousse, pummelo, or shaddock after the sea captain credited with bringing it to the West Indies. It's the largest and among the sweetest of the citrus fruits, with a thick rind and few seeds. Pomelos vary in color, from dark green to pale yellow. Some come to a peak on top where the stem joins the tree, giving them a vaguely pear shape, while others are completely round. The inner fruit ranges in color from white to orange to pink, and can be eaten fresh or used as a finishing element in both sweet and savory dishes. Pomelos generally cost considerably more than oranges and grapefruits, though aficionados say the expense is well worth it.
How to Use Pomelos
To open a pomelo, break through the rind, which can be up to two inches thick. With a sharp knife, slice off the stem end, then score it in quarters around the outside by slicing down through the skin. Peel the skin back like you would a banana (it may take some force) and completely remove the fruit. You can discard the rind or keep it to candy, pickle, or turn into marmalade. Peel off all the white skin from the whole pomelo, then break the fruit into sections, removing every bit of the bitter white pith and membranes. You can also cut it in half horizontally as you would a grapefruit and remove the sections with a serrated spoon. The fruit may range in color depending on the variety/hybrid you have purchased.
Eat the pomelo fresh or use it in a sweet or savory dish. In Thailand, fresh pomelo is often eaten with a sprinkle of salt and dash of chili powder, or incorporated into refreshing, acidic salad. Like grapefruit, pomelos pair well with seafood, and the juice adds zest to a marinade or vinaigrette.
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Pomelos are the least acidic and sour of the citrus fruits, but they also tend to be less juicy than grapefruits, oranges, and tangerines. They taste sweet and tart, but not bitter, and have a distinctive floral aroma.
You can use pomelo in place of a grapefruit or orange in many recipes, but do note that too much heat can make them bitter, so add them at the end of the cooking time or use them in recipes for cold preparations.
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Fresh pomelos can be purchased at most Asian markets and sometimes in regular supermarkets and grocery store chains, from November through March, depending on where you live. You may also find them online for sale direct from growers, but most require two-day shipping due to the perishable nature of the fruit, adding to the already high cost. Rarely, you may come across packaged dried pomelo wedges or jars of pomelo marmalade.
A recently harvested, unpeeled pomelo remains fresh for about two weeks in the refrigerator. Once the skin is removed, the flesh dries out quickly, eat it right away or preserve it.
Like other citrus fruit, pomelos are high in vitamin C. A 1-cup serving of sections provides nearly twice the recommended daily intake. Pomelos also contain iron, dietary fiber, and protein, and are low in calories, with 72 per cup. They also supply 12 percent daily value of potassium, a mineral important for maintaining healthy blood pressure.
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A solemn event dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Stepanakert Caroline Cox Rehabilitation Center took place today in the Culture and Youth Palace.
STEPANAKERT, SEPTEMBER 10, ARTSAKHPRESS: As ''Artsakhpress'' reports,Vardan Tadevosyan, Director of the Rehabilitation Center after Caroline Cox, in his opening speech said: ''The opening of Stepanakert's rehabilitation center aimed at helping people with disabilities. Michael Numan, a British physiotherapist, studied the issue and found solution on the spot. As a therapist and lecturer, I was invited to Stepanakert from Yerevan in March 1999. I came and stayed here. I overcame a number of difficulties. As a result, today we have a well-established center. At the suggestion of the Artsakh Republic authorities and with the support of Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords, Caroline Cox, the international organization" Christian Solidarity Worldwide" was the first to contribute to the establishment of the center.
Over the years, the center had other supporters as well. Today the center provides rehabilitation services for children and adult people, bobath therapy, physical therapy, ergotherapy, hydrotherapy, speech therapy, Art therapy( pottery, macramé, painting, tennis, computer classes), home visit, day care centre, occupation therapy and integration into society,''he noted, adding that that the center needs new building conditions and professional new equipment to help people with disabilities living in remote areas.
The director of the center thanked Caroline Cox and all those who support and carry out humanitarian mission in the center.
Baroness Caroline Cox, member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland said it is a great honor to be in Artsakh again and bring her humble contribution to the people of Artsakh.
"I was in Artsakh during war. I saw how Artsakh was being bombarded every day. I have been in Artsakh many times, bringing medical supplies, medicines. Stepanakert Rehabilitation Center is one of the world's most developed medical institutions. Many doctors from many countries apply for training here. The heroic Artsakh people managed to resist the enemy, to win, and today it is already building its statehood. I am delighted with the power of the Artsakh people's willpower, endurance and faith in the future,''she said.
A documentary film titled "Home" about the center was shown. It was followed by a concert.
The event was attended by the Minister of Health of the Republic of Artsakh Arayik Baghryan, guests from abroad, employees of the center and visitors.
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Indian nun expelled after rape protest sees appeal rejected
An Indian Catholic nun, dismissed from her congregation in southern Kerala after protesting against a bishop accused of rape, has had her appeal against the expulsion rejected by the Vatican.
Sister Lucy Kalapura was dismissed Aug. 5 for failing to show the "needed remorse" for what congregation officials called a lifestyle that violated congregation norms and infringed on the vow of poverty.
Sister Kalapura, a member of the Franciscan Clarist Congregation, challenged the decision, saying officials only moved after she publicly urged action against Bishop Franco Mulakkal, accused of raping a nun multiple times between 2014 and 2016.
But the Vatican has now rejected the appeal filed to its Congregation for Oriental Churches.
The 54-year-old nun, informed of the decision in a letter, said she has been denied justice, alleging church officials did not contact her to get her side of the story.
"I am not going to leave the convent. The lifestyle I lead is as per the rules and regulations," she told the BBC.
"I am allowed a second appeal, but I don't see any point in doing that since they have made up their mind. I will now go to court on behalf of all the people who are being suppressed and facing illegal behavior from authorities of the congregation."
Sister Kalapura joined protests organized by nuns from another order and dozens of their supporters in 2018 seeking action against the bishop, in a rare show of dissent against the Church.
Other nuns have accused the Church in Kerala as well as Vatican officials of turning a blind eye to the allegations against the bishop.
The bishop was charged in April this year with wrongful confinement, rape of a woman incapable of giving consent, causing grievous bodily harm during rape, unnatural offense and criminal intimidation. He denies any wrongdoing.
Church sources have maintained that Sister Kalapura's dismissal was not a case of vindictive action. She was dismissed for defiantly breaking the congregation's rules, including spending her salary on buying a car and other personal items. She teaches in a government-aided school.
She also spent $1,000 to publish a book against the advice of her superiors and ignored warnings against appearing in media and giving interviews explaining her support for the protesting nuns.
She received a canonical warning letter in January over her actions, but had previously received other warnings, urging her to change her ways in order to stay living in the congregation.
Christians — mostly Catholic — are the third largest religious group in India, after Hindus and Muslims.
The Catholic Church has been rocked by scandals of sexual abuse by clergy across the world in recent years. Pope Francis publicly addressed the issue of sexual abuse of nuns by clerics for the first time in February, saying reports of wrongdoing are taken seriously.


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The Walmart Museum
Open Now 8:00am - 9:00pm Free Admission
Walton's 5&10
The Spark Café
Bentonville, AR 72712
105NorthMain
1945: Sam Walton Buys His First Store
By Nicholas Graves
Newport Ben Franklin Bill of Sale
After Sam Walton left the Army at the end of the Second World War, he considered purchasing a Federated department store franchise in St. Louis with Tom Bates, a former college roommate. Sam's wife, Helen, was opposed to living in a large city like St. Louis, and preferred to live in a smaller place like her hometown, Claremore, Oklahoma.
As Sam wanted to keep his bride happy, he went to Butler Brothers, the Chicago-based retailer that owned Federated Department Stores, as well as a chain of franchised variety stores, Ben Franklin. After requesting a franchise in a small town, Butler Brothers told him that the Ben Franklin franchise in Newport, Arkansas, was available.
Sam purchased that store—the name, the fixtures, the merchandise—from St. Louis native George Scharlott and his wife Katherine. Mr. Scharlott was disappointed with the sales at the store, and wanted to leave the small town and head back to St. Louis. Upon purchasing the store, Sam also signed a five-year lease on the building, which was owned by a local department store owner, P. K. Holmes, Sr.
Sam diligently served his Newport customers and grew annual sales at his store from $72,000 to $250,000 over the course of his five years in the town. It became the top-performing Ben Franklin franchise in the region in both sales and profit, despite being in a small town.
At the end of the five years, though, P. K. Holmes decided not to renew the lease. He did offer to purchase the Ben Franklin franchise (including merchandise and fixtures) at a fair price for his son Douglas to begin his retail career. Sam Walton and his family left Newport and settled in northwest Arkansas. He opened another Ben Franklin franchise, Walton's 5 &10, on the square in Bentonville on March 9, 1950.
The Holmes family graciously donated this Bill of Sale from that Newport Ben Franklin store to The Walmart Museum. We are proud to now display the document that marks the beginning of Sam Walton's career in retail entrepreneurship.
Nicholas Graves Archivist for The Walmart Museum
For him, the best exhibit in the museum is Every Day Low Prices because every day low prices are great for business and customers, and part of what makes Walmart Walmart.
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A new investment from us out of Berlin as we back Til Klein and Lara Hämmerle, co-founders of Vantik – the world's first fully digital private pension for millennials – as part of their 850.000 EUR pre-seed round. We're delighted to invest in the round alongside Atlantic Labs and high-profile angel investors including the likes of Maximilian Tayenthal, co-founder of German FinTech company, N26.
Vantik is the first startup to create a private pension customized especially to the needs of young people, young professionals, and freelancers. With this concept, Vantik wants to fundamentally change the private pension market in Europe. Vantik concentrates on digital technology and a newly developed model of a peer-based security buffer.
Vantik is the brainchild of co-founders Til Klein, ex-BCG partner, and Lara Hämmerle. On the launch Lara, aged 26, comments, "From my generation's view all existing private pensions are simply out of touch. We want to offer a private pension that's finally understandable and will adjust flexibly to your current life situation."
Til Klein, adds, "The high-profile investors we've attracted to this round shows the interest in the private pension market and its enormous potential. With Atlantic Labs, Seedcamp and Tayenthal behind us we are opened up to a wealth of experience and an amazing network to help us as we launch first in the German market before then taking Vantik worldwide."
On the investment, Seedcamp Partner, Sia Houchangnia comments, "We've been looking for innovations around the way Europeans save for retirement for a while and with Til and Lara, we believe we found the perfect team to go after this huge untapped opportunity. By offering a flexible and reliable digital, private pension, Vantik perfectly fits the needs of millennials and the way the future of work is shaping up."
In contrary to traditional private pension products, Vantik is completely digital and adjustable to the needs of the user. Customers can change their savings rate at any time and are able to access their money whenever they want to. Also, they can close their private pension plan and administer it digitally.
Vantik uses the opportunity of the capital market to offer a significantly better return while sustaining lower costs than any life insurance. And thanks to the peer-based security buffer all customer contributions are secured at retirement. This buffer creates a hedge against the risk of potential loses at a much lower cost than any insurance or individual solution.
For more information visit www.vantik.com
Another exciting addition to our portfolio, as we welcome Veratrak to the Seedcamp nation. Veratrak offers blockchain-based enterprise software to drive efficiencies in the pharmaceutical supply chain. With a strong team comprised of University of Oxford alumni bringing a wealth of technology and industry expertise, we're thrilled to lead their pre-seed round of £175k and support the team on their mission to increase security, efficiency and auditability across the supply chain.
Veratrak has collaborated with Fortune 500 and FTSE 100 pharmaceutical companies to better understand the pain points that exist in their supply chains. Veratrak's document and workflow management platform allows pharmaceutical supply chain companies to share information with greater ease and increased security when compared to current solutions offered in the industry. The Veratrak platform can be used on any device, and is interoperable with companies existing systems. Veratrak leverages blockchain technology to create an ironclad audit history of documentation changes, mitigating the risk associated with documentation tampering. Founders Jason Lacombe and Matthew Wilson met while studying at the University of Oxford. Before attending Oxford to do a PhD in the Medical Sciences Division, Jason worked as a health economist examining the cost of medicines and the distribution of those medicines using microsimulation modelling. Jason was determined to find a way to make medicine more affordable, safe and transparent for everyone, and was surprised to see so many bottlenecks and inefficiencies in the supply chain. Matthew brings expertise in product management and technology from a background in digital consultancy. When Jason and Matthew reconnected after Oxford, Matthew was building one of the first Electronic Medical Records blockchain projects globally, and jumped at the idea of starting Veratrak with Jason.
Matthew Wilson, co-founder of Veratrak says, "Efficient pharmaceutical supply chains are essential for delivering high quality, cost effective and increasingly personalised medicines. Traditionally, the pharma supply chain lagged behind other industries' supply chains in-part due to a lack of need to innovate in areas outside of R&D. For many years Pharma has relied on high margin patented medicines and has out of date technology solutions. However, with the rise of generics, patent cliff, and increasingly stringent regulations such as the European Union Falsified Medicines Directive, companies are now looking to unlock additional value through innovating and digitising their supply chain processes. The vast majority of documentation is currently shared over email, fax or through the post. Our cutting-edge solution gives supply chain companies a new way to work together with their customers, suppliers and partners to deliver medicine to patients in a safe, efficient and secure manner. We're delighted to be backed by Seedcamp and to work together with them to transform the way that pharma supply chain companies collaborate."
On the investment, Seedcamp Partner, Tom Wilson, comments, "Veratrak's product has the potential to revolutionise the way critical documentation is stored and collaborated on across the pharmaceutical supply chain. Large parts of this hugely valuable supply chain are still using paper based processes. As such, we see a real opportunity for Veratrak's approach of creating a shared workspace that utilises blockchain technology to ensure the security of documentation handovers."
Visit https://veratrak.com to learn more about Veratrak and to get in touch for a demo.
We love backing visionary founders targeting large, global markets and changing the way people live, interact and buy and we're very happy to have discovered Lisa Gautier and her socially conscious digital platform – The Pasta Haters – connecting vintage shops with vintage fashion lovers and to welcome them as the most fashionable new addition to the Seedcamp portfolio.
We are thrilled to lead the $250k pre-seed round into the Stockholm-based brand alongside Wave Ventures, STING and The Nordic Web Ventures and see huge global potential for the business targeting the second-hand fashion market that is expected to soon overtake 'fast-fashion' according to a report from US-based ThredUP.
Since launch in 2017, TPH has attracted more than 10k customers to the site in hunt of unique pieces unavailable anywhere else. TPH has been gaining traction not just among fashion-loving customers but among stores too with coverage from leading vintage stores and with much-loved retailers in France, the US and Japan all available via the site.
TPH is the brainchild of Lisa Gautier. With over 10 years experience in product development, user experience and art direction, Lisa has worked at some of the fastest growing startups in Europe including Outfittery (Curated shopping for men) and FYNDIQ (Bargain superstore) and has consulted for Spotify. On creating TPH she comments, "I've always been driven by the idea of creating a global impact, across borders but also in people's minds. At TPH.co we're reshaping the way you consume fashion, keeping your closet unique and environmentally friendly. The fact that we attracted investors from 4 different countries perfectly reflects and supports the international ambition and opportunity for TPH."
On the investment, Seedcamp Managing Partner, Carlos Eduardo Espinal, comments, "We were hugely impressed from the moment we met Lisa by the global market potential for TPH, the promising early traction the business has experienced to date, and the social impact of the business. We look for founders who are genuinely passionate about their industry, and the founder-market fit between Lisa and her customer's needs is spot on. We're excited to work together as Lisa builds out her vision and offering that serves a growing market for vintage and conscious fashion lovers."
TPH.co is currently expanding the team and welcoming experts in operations & marketing. The funding will predominantly be used to establish TPH.co as the premier destination for vintage shopping online.


25 Feb New Pathways to Success
Posted at 14:15h in Foundation, Newsletters by Admin
Last year, the YOC announced the launch of a new, home-based program, Family Preservation. Aimed at combining the YOC's quality youth and family treatment services with case management and community resources in an in-home setting, Family Preservation was launched in the summer of 2020.
Launching a new, home-based, program in the midst of a global pandemic was nothing if not challenging. However, after a mere 7 months of operation, the success demonstrated by this new program is truly remarkable. With an average caseload of six highly acute families, the Family Preservation team has already had a lasting impact on countless families in the service area.
From single-parent families struggling with substance abuse and medical issues to affluent families dealing with alcoholism, depression and suicidal actions, the highly-skilled Family Preservation team has worked with parents and children to build solid foundations for a successful future home life. By providing frequent contact with the family (concrete assistance in the form of rent, utilities, gas cards, and food) and the latest in treatment techniques, the team is able to not only monitor and impact the safety of the children in the home, but also effect lasting change for the families they're helping.
One of the most positive aspects of this program has been the ability to serve children and families before the children are removed from the home, thereby preventing further trauma. This program has truly provided new pathways for the YOC
to achieve success with kids and families.
"When you're able to really help a family that we wouldn't have ordinarily served at the YOC that feels really good" said John McClanahan, the YOC's Family Preservation Case Manager.
John shared the story of one such family. "We received a referral for a fairly affluent family suffering with alcoholism and mental health issues," he said. "Because the parents struggled to see themselves as individuals capable of needing the assistance of social services, they struggled to engage in our services, even asking, 'Shouldn't you people be helping the needy?' However, due to the YOC Family Preservation model which allows weekly contact with assigned families, our team began developing a therapeutic relationship built on trust. This allowed the couple's view of our services to evolve. Today, both parents are highly engaged in their case plan, and have acknowledged their need to participate in services to invest in the long-term stability of their family. Because of the YOC's Family Preservation services, this family is transitioning out of crisis and into a safe and bright future."
For more information about the Family Preservation program, please contact our admissions department at admissions@yocinc.org. To learn more about financially supporting Family Preservation and other programs, please go to yocinc.org/donate.
This story is adapted from the Winter/Spring 2021 YOC Foundations newsletter.
New Pathways to Success
Skills for a bright future
New Program shows PROMISE
Success Story: A Change in Heart
Stories of Success: Jack's Turnaround


The COVID-19 pandemic has killed three persons and infected 24 health workers in Ebonyi. The new deaths bring to five the casualty figure in the state. The Commissioner for Health, Dr. Daniel Umezurike, who made the announcement yesterday in Abakaliki, said of the latest bereavements, one of them was a retired permanent secretary from the central senatorial district of the state.
He regretted that the confirmed cases had increased to 503, while 357 of the patients had been discharged. The commissioner added that 3,369 samples had been tested.


Johnson says greed led to successful vaccination in the United Kingdom – Prensa Latina
Tony Joseph 2 years ago 2 min read
According to the tabloid The Sun, the conservative ruler made the comment a day before during a meeting with a group of the leading legislators of his party, and then tried to withdraw it, but apparently the damage had already been done, prompting reactions. Seeing it. Which provoked her unfortunate words.
Global Justice Now director Nick Dden said the prime minister could say that it was a slip, but his comments showed how they reflected the level of understanding of the crisis.
The activist recalled that the success of the vaccination campaign in the United Kingdom, where more than half of the country's adult population has already received the first dose of Kovid-19 vaccines, ranks first for large investment of public money. And the extraordinary work of scientists of state universities and workers of the National Health Service (NHS). Opposition Labor Party MLA Richard Bergen also criticized Johnson's statements, recalling that billions of pounds had been invested from public funds in the development of the vaccine.
Social media is also ablaze with comments against the British Prime Minister, whose government has come under fire for dealing with the Kovid-19 epidemic.
How dare Boris Johnson that capitalism and greed are responsible for the vaccination program. The NHS and its staff are the ones who made it possible due to the antagonism of greed and selfishness of the Tories, a Twitter user noted.
One of the Internet users, identified as Barry Spruce, for his part, said that it was precisely greed and capitalism that 'got us into this mess', and that it would be the public sector, science and the community. He will get us out of it.
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The Prime Minister's comment is a shame, especially on the day when we remember all those who died during the epidemic, he remarked.
The United Kingdom, which has accumulated more than 126 thousand deaths due to Kovid-19 and infected more than four million 200 thousand, celebrated the anniversary of the first imprisonment with a minute of silence and a National Thinking Day.
The British government, which purchased more than 400 million doses of vaccines for a population of 66 million residents, hopes that by next July all adults over the age of 18 will have the opportunity to be immunized against the disease.
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