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Triumph announced some exciting news about its Project TE-1 electric prototype at the beginning of February, 2022. That’s when the House of Hinckley first showed off its working prototype demonstrator. The bike was built after months of careful collaboration with Williams Advanced Engineering, Integral Powertrain Limited, and Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) at the University of Warwick. Together, the team announced that it would be entering Phase Four—the final planned stage before the reveal, where the prototype would undergo thorough testing.
As of May 31, 2022, Phase Four of testing is now officially complete. What did Triumph learn? Presumably plenty, although it’s keeping quiet about all the details for the moment. The company apparently wants to build anticipation to a boiling point, as the official announcement merely states that the live testing phase is now complete, and that full information will be revealed to the world on July 12, 2022. Interested parties can mark their calendars—and there’s also an email signup on Triumph’s webpage if you want to be kept in the loop on project news.
From project introduction to project completion, it seems like it didn’t take Triumph and its collaborators a whole lot of time. If you recall, Project TE-1 was first announced to the public in March, 2021. It’s not clear how long this project may have been in the planning and discussion phases before the companies all started working together. Still, 16 months is a pretty impressive turnaround time for something of this scope.
It’s evident from the company catalog that Triumph cares deeply about details. Since this is the OEM’s first attempt at an electric motorcycle, for very obvious reasons, it of course wants to make sure that Project TE-1 succeeds. Does it? No one outside that group of collaborating companies will know for sure until July 12.
However, we can say that basic human nature is to gloss over things you’re not proud of and try to move on as quickly as possible. That’s clearly not what Triumph is doing here. Simply put, you don’t go out of your way to build anticipation for a big announcement if you’re not proud of the work you’ve done. This is merely our speculation, of course—but it’s also how people, on the whole, seem to operate.


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Yes, the place is gorgeous.
Considering it's vegan food, it's pretty okay. That being said, I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here again. But the best thing about this place? The baked goods. They have an espresso chip cookie that I would happily wait in line for over twenty minutes for.

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- How much money can you win at casino without paying taxes?
- What is the best time to go to the casino?
- Can a 20 year old enter a casino?
- What happens if you win a lot of money at a casino?
- Can you use a fake ID to gamble online?
- What states are best for fake IDs?
- Do you have to show ID to cash out at a casino?
- How much can you cash out at a casino?
- How do you cash in a casino?
- Can I deposit 50000 cash in bank?
- What happens if you win a million dollars at the casino?
- Do casinos Scan IDs?
- Do ID scanners show warrants?
- Can someone else claim my casino winnings?
- Why do casinos scan your ID?
- Can a casino refuse to pay out?
- What forms of ID do casinos accept?
- Do fake ids work at casinos?
How much money can you win at casino without paying taxes?
$1,200 or more (not reduced by wager) in winnings from bingo or slot machines.
$1,500 or more in winnings (reduced by wager) from keno.
More than $5,000 in winnings (reduced by the wager or buy-in) from a poker tournament.
Any winnings subject to a federal income-tax withholding requirement..
What is the best time to go to the casino?
The general belief among gamblers is that 6 PM – 10 PM on Fridays is the ideal time to gamble. People like to gamble before the weekend, and this time frame is ideal to encourage them. After 10 PM, people start to leave the casino gradually, so the games also start to pay less.
Can a 20 year old enter a casino?
What is the gambling age in California? The legal gambling age is 18 in California, though most casinos require players to be 21 to enter because of alcohol sales.
What happens if you win a lot of money at a casino?
Casino winnings are taxed as ordinary income and can bump winners to a higher tax bracket. All winnings — specifically from lottery payouts, poker tournaments, horse races and slot machines — are taxable at the federal level, and some may be taxable at the state level, too.
Can you use a fake ID to gamble online?
For many purposes, a scan of your driver’s license, passport or utility bills is sufficient for identification. Many banks, online gambling sites, and online money transfer providers require scanned ID documents. … You give the site the fake id to use and it will provide fake scans for that ID.
What states are best for fake IDs?
Maine. Maine IDs are the #1 choice for a fake ID. Talks going on about the possible newer licenses for the state of Maine have ended. The template of the Maine Driving licenses and State identification remained the same for almost eight years.
Do you have to show ID to cash out at a casino?
No requirement to show ID unless you hit the CTR threshold. Assuming you’re under that, just politely refuse. All they need is a description of the person cashing to enter into their books and if they refuse to cash them, you may want to let them know you’re going to call Gaming and/or possibly initiate litigation.
How much can you cash out at a casino?
If it’s not a legitimate casino, then you are on your own. I wouldn’t deposit or invest or spend more than $5000.00 in cash at any one time or in any one place. You can legally do up to $10,000, but you start to get the evil eye when you start getting close to any cash transaction as it approaches $10,000.
How do you cash in a casino?
Fun stuff: you get to walk up to the cashier with a rack of chips (depending on how you won the money, sometimes it’s a voucher). They will ask how you want to cash out (cash, wired to your bank, check, etc). You can even have security escort you out if you are leery about walking around with that much cash.
Can I deposit 50000 cash in bank?
If you deposit more than $10,000 cash in your bank account, your bank has to report the deposit to the government. The guidelines for large cash transactions for banks and financial institutions are set by the Bank Secrecy Act, also known as the Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act.
What happens if you win a million dollars at the casino?
If you win more than a million dollars, you’ll only get part of the money. You can decide to have the rest of the amount paid in full, but that’s not your only option. Most casinos will also let you take an annual fixed sum. If you’re trying to get the biggest payout possible, the annuity is usually the smarter choice.
Do casinos Scan IDs?
Yes, casinos must ask for valid ID to hand-pay jackpots. “That is an IRS requirement,” says the Nevada Gaming Control Board’s senior research analyst, Michael Lawton. “NRS 463.350 requires licensees not to allow anyone under 21 to gamble or loiter on the casino floor.
Do ID scanners show warrants?
Once the IDs are scanned, information contained on the identification is run through several open source databases that will alert guards to people with issues such as warrants out for their arrests, being on terrorist watch lists and other problems, such as revocation of post driving privileges and being on the …
Can someone else claim my casino winnings?
A person is allowed to claim their gambling losses against tax, up to the value of any declared winnings, but if they were gambling with someone else’s money and don’t have any losses to offset, they have a bit of a problem.
Why do casinos scan your ID?
By scanning an ID, such as a Driver’s License, information is automatically parsed and populated onto your fields in your enrollment screens. This process automates the recall of current customer records and entering information for new records.
Can a casino refuse to pay out?
Refusing to pay out players’ winnings could be an indication that the casino is trying to cheat them by using insubstantial excuses or even canceling withdrawal requests. You need to be wary of fraudulent casinos as there are several online.
What forms of ID do casinos accept?
Thus casinos today require proper identification (such as a driver’s license, state-issued ID, military ID or passport) before you are paid your rightful winnings. Additionally, your identification must also have your photo on it.
Do fake ids work at casinos?
No one under 21 years is allowed inside a casino, even if that person has family members or parents inside gambling. If you get into a casino using a fake ID and win a jackpot, you’ll be subject to an ID check, and it will be impossible to take the winnings home.

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The workers climbed the statue of Cenotaph and Winston Churchill last night to protect them from damage before another weekend of protest in the capital.
Late Thursday evening, scaffolds formed around Churchill's statue in Parliament Square and the nearby cenotaph after fears that they would be attacked again by Black Lives Matter activists.
The British war leader's fight against the Nazis was covered in graffiti that said Churchill was a racist, and in another incident an activist tried to set fire to a union flag on the cenotaph that commemorates the country's dead the First World War.
It comes from fear of a clash between Black Lives Matters activists and far-right thugs who vowed to come into town on the weekend to protect the statues.
The covering British historical monuments outraged Tory MPs last night. Jacob Young MP from Redcar said on Twitter that it was "so sad that the rioters cannot be trusted not to attack the cenotaph, so much that they now feel the need to enter it".
And Rother Valley MP Alexander Stafford said it was a "sad day" for London that the cenotaph had to be nailed up and that "those who want to attack this symbol of freedom and freedom are profoundly ashamed".
The protests – triggered by the murder of George Floyd by US police officers – have sparked a discussion of Britain's imperial past and historical figures related to slavery and racism.
Last Sunday, activists demolished the 17th-century statue of slave trader Edward Colston before throwing him into the city's port.
This action was repeated across the country with the removal of a number of monuments and statues, and London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who promised the capital's landmarks, would be reviewed by a commission to ensure that they reflect diversity.
A spokesman for the Mayor of London said: “The statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square is temporarily covered for protection.
"The vast majority of the protests were peaceful, but after the recent damage, the GLA City Operations Unit decided to cover them."
On Thursday evening, a Bristol high-rise sign with the name of a slave trader was removed. It is the latest in a series of monuments and statues that have been demolished across the country.
On Thursday, Guy and St. Thomas' hospitals in London announced that two statues of their namesakes would be removed from the public due to their connections to the slave trade.
The workers erected a scaffolding and started climbing into the Winston Churchill statue on Thursday evening before further protests were expected in the capital over the weekend
The statue of Churchill in Westminster on Thursday evening. Churchill was a target for graffiti at the protests last weekend and was littered with graffiti that said he was "racist".
Workers in Parliament Square are building scaffolding to protect the statue of Winston Churchill on Thursday evening
The Winston Churchill statue deep in the heart of Westminster is boarded up on Thursday evening ahead of the expected weekend protests
The cenotaph, which was built after the end of the First World War, is also protected by workers who set up a protective barrier on Thursday evening
The boards will be placed on the protective barrier of the cenotaph on Thursday evening. During protests last weekend, an activist tried to set the union flag on fire
In anticipation of the protests this weekend, workers are building a protective barrier around the cenotaph
The union flag is temporarily removed when workers start building the scaffolding to protect the monument
Elsewhere, an online video showed men in protective helmets climbing the Colston Tower in Bristol city center and removing the controversial figure's name from the top of the skyscraper.
Hours earlier, Colston's statue was fished from Bristol Harbor after being demolished and thrown into the water during an anti-racism demonstration on Sunday.
Meanwhile, the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council has postponed plans to temporarily remove a statue of the scout founder Robert Baden-Powell after angry residents vowed to fight for their protection.
The council originally announced it would move the statue from Poole Quay on Thursday due to concerns that it was on a target list drawn up by anti-racism activists.
Activists have focused on Lord Baden-Powell due to his ties to the Nazis and the Hitler Youth Program, as well as his military actions.
Awaiting further protests, scaffolding around the George Washington statue in Trafalgar Square, London, is boarding
A statue of James II is boarded up in Trafalgar Square, London, after a series of protests against Black Lives Matter across the UK over the weekend
The statue can be seen on a website that lists more than 60 statues and monuments across the UK, which they claim should be removed for "celebrating slavery and racism".
In a statement issued on Thursday afternoon, the council said the listing "put the popular statue at risk of damage or even destruction."
He added: "We know that the locals are proud of the connections between Lord Baden-Powell and the Boy Scout movement to Poole and that some people feel we are giving in to the demonstrators by temporarily removing the statue.
"However, we feel responsible to protect it so that future generations can enjoy and respect it."
The council said the statue would not be removed because its "foundations are deeper than originally intended" and discussions were held with contractors on how to move it safely.
24-hour security is in place "until it is either removed or the threat subsides," the council said.
After protests against George Floyd's death and racial injustices, authorities across the country are under pressure to review controversial monuments.
On Thursday, the internationally renowned Guy and St. Thomas hospitals in London announced that they would remove the statue of their slave trade founder, Thomas Guy, from Black Lives Matter under pressure from the demonstrators.
Today's hospital confidence announced on Twitter that the controversial memorial will next be in a series of statues that have been mined through links to Britain's historic slave trade.
The bookseller Guy made his fortune as a major shareholder in the British slave trading company South Sea Company. He sold his shares for £ 250.00 – or £ 400m in modern prices – and founded Guy & # 39; s Hospital near London Bridge in 1721.
A second statue of Robert Clayton is removed from St. Thomas Hospital near Westminster Bridge, where Boris Johnson was shot with the coronavirus in April. Clayton was part of the Royal African Company, which shipped African slaves to America. The hospitals are both part of the same trust.
In a joint statement by the Trust, Guy & # 39; s and St Thomas & # 39; s Charity and King & # 39; s College London, it said: "Like many organizations in the UK, we know that we have a duty to inherit from Address colonialism, racism and slavery in our work.
“We absolutely recognize the public harm and anger that are created by the symbolism of public statues of historical figures that are in some way related to the slave trade.
The internationally famous Guy & # 39; s and St Thomas & # 39; Hospital in London will remove the statue of its slave trade founder Thomas Guy (picture). Right: A crane hovered over the statue tonight
“We see the ubiquitous and harmful effects of structural racism through our work every day. Black people have poorer health outcomes, and this inequality is one of many ways racism permeates our society.
& # 39; We have therefore decided to remove statues of Robert Clayton and Thomas Guy from the public and look forward to working with the Mayor of London Commission in every respect and receiving guidance.
"We are fully committed to combating racism, discrimination and inequality and are in solidarity with our patients, students, colleagues and communities."
Robert Clayton was part of the Royal African Company, which shipped African slaves to America. His statue can also be seen in St. Thomas Hospital
The hospital announced that the controversial statue of Thomas Guy would be removed from view under pressure from anti-racist protesters
Bookseller Guy (left) made his fortune by owning shares in the British slave trading company South Sea Company. Robert Clayton (right) was part of the Royal African Company, which shipped African slaves to America.
St. Thomas & # 39; Hospital in London (pictured) today revealed on Twitter that the controversial monument that represents its founder is the next in a series of statues dismantled via links to the slave trade
Who was Thomas Guy?
Thomas Guy (1644-1724) was a British bookseller, stock speculator, governor of St. Thomas & # 39; Hospital and founder of the Guys & # 39; Hospital in London, which he built with profits from the slave trade.
He made his fortune by owning shares in the South Sea Company worth £ 42,000, the main purpose of which was to sell slaves to the Spanish colonies.
Between 1715 and 1731, the South Sea Company was responsible for the transport of around 64,000 enslaved Africans to Spanish plantations in Central and South America.
After selling his stake in the South Sea Company for £ 250,000, or £ 400m at today's prices, Guy used his enormous fortune to help Guy & # 39; s Hospital serve the "poorest and sick of the poor" in London to build at a cost of £ 19,000.
Before opening Guy & # 39; s in Southwark in central London, he founded poor houses and became governor of the nearby St. Thomas & # 39; s Hospital after paying for three new wards.
He died in 1724 and his will was so complex and valuable that Parliament's law was required to enact it, and he donated nearly £ 220,000 to the hospital.
The bulk of his estate was left with confidence to complete the work on the hospital, while another amount was earmarked for the release of prisoners in the capital who owed debts.
It is because street names and graves were being hushed up and plaques torn across the UK today when British, inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, took matters into their own hands for local ties and clues to the history of the slave trade eliminate in the nation.
A statue of Admiral Lord Nelson was sprayed with paint at Deptford City Hall in southeast London, while the tombstone of music singer GH Elliott, who sang in black letters, was covered up in Rottingdean, East Sussex.
Meanwhile, residents of Colston Road in Bristol have taped their street sign and put a suggestion box for new names underneath, four days after a statue of slave trader Edward Colston was toppled in the city.
Elsewhere, the heads of the National Trust said they were reviewing a statue of a kneeling African figure dressed in leaves with the sundial over his head standing in front of Dunham Massey Hall in Altrincham, Greater Manchester.
And in South Wales, a memorial plaque in honor of 17th century slave trader Captain Thomas Phillips was removed in Brecon by an unknown person. The Council indicated that it had been reviewed at that time.
Numerous statues and monuments have been removed and public buildings, pubs, and streets have been renamed after days of protests against Black Lives Matter since Black George Floyd died in police custody in Minnesota on May 25.
Activists linked to the anti-racism movement have called for the overthrow of 92 statues, streets, or other monuments that they believe are racist. A complete list is compiled on the website www.toppletheracists.org.
The Nelson statue in Deptford City Hall today had red streaks on both sides. Protesters targeted the marine hero claiming that he was a white supremacist and against abolishing slavery.
This week also saw:
- A plaque commemorating 17th century merchant Captain Thomas Phillips was removed from Brecon in South Wales.
- The statue of Edward Colston, which was toppled on Sunday and launched the campaign, was pulled from the port of Bristol.
- Oxford University Chancellor Prof. Louise Richardson has claimed that Nelson Mandela had not found a "simplified solution to a complex problem" like removing Cecil Rhodes' statue from Oriel College.
- ITV Saturday Night Takeaway's latest TV show is removed, and presenters Ant and Dec apologize for pretending to be colored people if the footage of these sketches is removed.
- In America, Donald Trump has refused to rename Confederation-based army bases because the Richmond & Virginia statues are torn down overnight by Jefferson Davis – the former Confederation President
This morning a paint-splattered statue of Horatio Nelson is pictured in Deptford City Hall in southeast London
The residents of Colston Road in Bristol taped up their sign and today put a suggestion box for new names underneath
The Nelson statue in Deptford can be seen before paint was thrown on it (left), while the street sign in Bristol can be seen before it is covered (right).
The gravestone of the music hall singer GH Elliott was covered up in front of St. Margaret & # 39; s Church in Rottingdean, East Sussex
The National Trust chiefs said they were reviewing a statue of a kneeling African figure dressed in leaves with the sundial over his head standing in front of Dunham Massey Hall in Altrincham, Greater Manchester (file picture).
The grave of GH Elliott, which appeared in black letters, was covered up in Sussex. He appeared on stage in the early 1900s under the role of & # 39; Chocolate Colored C ** n & # 39; on – today an extremely offensive racial fraud.
Meanwhile, Harry Enfield sparked outrage when he mentioned the actor's controversial stage name live on BBC Radio 4 today while defending his own use of Blackface after posing as Nelson Mandela on his sketch show.
The comic's comments came after Ant and Dec apologized for using Blackface during a section on Saturday night. Little Britain was also removed from the BBC iPlayer due to the use of Blackface in some sketches.
A "hit list" of statues and monuments for some of Britain's most famous figures was created by an anti-racism group
The statue of Edward Colston is pulled out of the harbor by the Bristol City Council today after being rolled up on Sunday
Last week, comedian Leigh Francis tearfully apologized for portraying black celebrities on the Bo & # 39; Selecta sketch show. Netflix has also attracted The Mighty Boosh and League Of Gentleman because of their use of Blackface.
The 78 "racist" statues of the BLM supporters want to be destroyed
- Lord Kitchener, Orkney
- Duke of Sutherland, Golspie
- Jim Crow, Dunoon
- Henry Dundas, Comrie
- George Kinloch, Dundee
- Henry Dundas, Edinburgh
- Lord Roberts, Glasgow
- Thomas Carlyle, Glasgow
- Sir Robert Peel, Glasgow
- Colin Campbell, Glasgow
- John Moore, Glasgow
- James George Smith Neill, Ayr
- William Armstrong, Newcastle
- Captain James Cook, Great Ayton
- Robert Peel, Bradford
- Robert Peel, Leeds
- Robert Peel, Preston
- Robert Peel, buried
- Robert Peel, Manchester
- Bryan Blundell, Liverpool
- Christopher Columbus, Liverpool
- Martins Bank, Liverpool
- Admiral Nelson, Liverpool
- William Ewart Gladstone, Liverpool
- Banastre Tarleton, Liverpool
- William Leverhulme, Wirral
- Henry Morton Stanley, St. Asaph
- Henry Morton Stanley, Denbigh
- William Gladstone, Hawarden
- Elihu Yale, Wrexham
- Green man, Ashbourne
- The black boy, Retford
- Robert Clive, Shropshire
- Robert Peel, Tamworth
- Robert Peel, Birmingham
- Ronald A Fisher, Cambridge
- Cecil Rhodes, Bishops Stortford
- Admiral Nelson, Norwich
- Admiral Nelson, Great Yarmouth
- Thomas Phillips, Brecon
- General Nott, Carmarthen
- Thomas Picton, Carmarthen
- Henry Austin Bruce, Cardiff
- Thomas Picton, Cardiff
- De la Beche family, Swansea
- Codrington Library, Oxford
- Cecil Rhodes, Oxford
- Edward Colston (School 1), Bristol
- Edward Colston (School 2), Bristol
- Edward Colston (statue), Bristol
- Edward Colston (tower), Bristol
- Edward Colston (Hall), Bristol
- George Alfred Wills, Bristol
- Merchant Venturers Building, Bristol
- William Beckford, London
- Robert Geffrye, London
- Francis Galton, London
- King Charles II, London
- King James II, London
- Robert Clive, London
- Oliver Cromwell, London
- Robert Clayton, London
- Henry De la Beche, London
- Christopher Columbus, London
- Thomas Guy (1/2), London
- Thomas Guy (2/2), London
- Robert Milligan, London
- Francis Drake, London
- Robert Blake, London
- Admiral Nelson, London
- Captain Edward August Lendy, London
- East India Estate, London
- Stephen Clark, London
- Charles James Napier, London
- Earl Mountbatten, London
- Jan Smuts, London
- Admiral Horatio Nelson, London
- William Lever, London
- Edward Colston, London
- Lord Kitchener, Chatham
- Edward Codrington, Brighton
- William Ewart Gladstone, Brighton
- George Somers, Lyme Regis
- Drax family, Wareham
- Robert Baden-Powell, Poole
- Redvers Buller, Exeter
- John Colleton, Exmouth
- William Beckford, Salisbury
- Francis Drake, Tavistock
- Walter Raleigh, Bodmin
- Nancy Astor, Plymouth
- Francis Drake, Plymouth
In Bristol, residents who are "embarrassed" by the connection of their road to Colston have revived a campaign to rename it.
Blue tape was placed over the Colston Road sign in Easton, and a suggestion box was installed below to ask for new name ideas.
The residents initially expressed concerns in 2018 when former city councilor Abdul Malik wrote a petition calling for a name change.
Malik, a businessman who also chairs the Easton Jamia Mosque, has lived his entire life on Colston Road and says he continues to support the campaign.
He said: “Bristol is a city of inclusion – a city that provides refuge to refugees and asylum seekers.
& # 39; (But) as you drive through Bristol, it's pretty embarrassing to see places like Blackboy Hill and Whiteladies Road and Colston being celebrated.
“Times have changed, and what was considered acceptable and normal at a time cannot be considered acceptable at that time.
"Easton is diverse and inclusive, and I think it makes sense to rename this particular path something that includes it and not Mr. Colston."
He said residents were divided in 2018 and there was not much support for the petition, but he now thought it was "a good time to start the conversation."
But he admitted that going through the name change process could be "quite a nightmare", which would require the collaboration of the Bristol City Council.
Most authorities also charge hundreds of pounds to rename a street and put up new signs.
Big Jeff Boulevard, Massive Attack Mile, and Streety McStreetface Street were among the ideas posted online when a photo of the suggestion box was posted on Reddit this week.
The more thoughtful Stephenson Road was also thrown into the hat and probably referred to civil rights activist Paul Stephenson.
Dan Stone, who lives on Colston Road and who installed the new suggestion box, said the discussions were still at an early stage, but about a dozen candidates have been proposed so far.
Auf die Frage, warum manche Leute wollten, dass es umbenannt wird, sagte er: „Wer möchte in einer Straße leben, die nach einem Sklavenhändler benannt ist? Dies ist ein multikulturelles Gebiet, das gefällt uns. Es (den Sklavenhandel) wollen wir nicht feiern. '
Die Statue von Colston, die während einer Demonstration gegen Rassismus in Bristol gestürzt wurde, wurde aus dem Hafen der Stadt gehoben, nachdem sie von Demonstranten ins Wasser gerollt worden war.
Der Stadtrat von Bristol hat auf Twitter einen Videoclip der Statue gepostet, die heute Morgen aus dem Wasser gefischt wird.
Es wurde getwittert: „Heute früh haben wir die Statue von Colston aus dem Hafen von Bristol geholt. Es wird an einen sicheren Ort gebracht, bevor es später Teil unserer Museumssammlung wird. '
Der Bürgermeister von Bristol, Marvin Rees, hatte zuvor bestätigt, dass die Statue neben Plakaten des Protestes gegen Black Lives Matter in einem Museum ausgestellt werden würde.
Eine Entscheidung darüber, wie der leere Sockel der Statue verwendet wird, werde durch demokratische Konsultation getroffen, sagte er. Die Statue wurde am Sonntag unter weltweiten Protesten abgerissen, die durch den Tod von George Floyd ausgelöst wurden.
Die Bergung der Statue erfolgt, nachdem ein hochrangiger Labour-Abgeordneter sagte, ihre erzwungene Entfernung sei das Ergebnis jahrelanger Frustration über den demokratischen Prozess.
Lisa Nandy, Außenministerin von ITV, sprach gestern über Peston von ITV und sagte, die Menschen hätten beschlossen, Maßnahmen gegen das Denkmal zu ergreifen, weil sie das Gefühl hatten, dass ihre Stimmen zu Rassenfragen nicht gehört würden.
Sie sagte: „Warum wurde diese Statue so entfernt, wie sie entfernt wurde?
„Weil Demonstranten und Aktivisten 20 Jahre lang jeden ihnen zur Verfügung stehenden demokratischen Hebel, Petitionen, Treffen, Proteste benutzt hatten, um gewählte Politiker zum Handeln zu bewegen, und sie konnten keinen Konsens erzielen und nichts erreichen.
„Dies spiegelt nun wider, was den Farbigen in diesem Land und auf der ganzen Welt seit langer Zeit widerfahren ist. Wir haben allein in den letzten drei Jahren sieben Überprüfungen der Rassendiskriminierung in diesem Land durchgeführt, und nur sehr wenige dieser Empfehlungen wurden umgesetzt.
"Deshalb sind die Menschen so frustriert, und das ist die Frage, die wir uns stellen sollten. Warum ist es für so viele Menschen so schwierig, tatsächlich gehört zu werden und die demokratischen Führer dazu zu bewegen, den demokratischen Wandel zu erreichen, den sie brauchen?"
Was die Statue in Dunham Massey betrifft, schrieb eine Frau namens Naomi Bea auf der Facebook-Seite des National Trust des Herrenhauses und fügte ein Bild der Statue hinzu.
Sie sagte: „Hallo, mit den jüngsten Ereignissen ist dieses Bild in Ihrem Gelände ans Licht gekommen. Ich habe mich gefragt, ob Sie die gleiche Initiative wie London ergreifen, indem Sie Ihre offensiven Statuen in National Trust-Räumen überprüfen. Vielen Dank.'
Als Antwort schrieb Dunham Massey National Trust: „Hallo Naomi, danke, dass Sie sich darüber in Verbindung gesetzt haben. Der National Trust kümmert sich um Orte und Sammlungen, die in vielerlei Hinsicht mit der Weltgeschichte verbunden sind, einschließlich der Hinterlassenschaften des Kolonialismus und der Sklaverei.
Die Rover-Scouts Chris Arthur (links) und Matthew Trott posieren heute vor einer Statue von Lord Baden-Powell in Poole in Dorset
„Wir haben noch einen langen Weg vor uns, aber wir arbeiten daran, die oft schmerzhaften und herausfordernden Geschichten, die mit unseren Orten und Sammlungen verbunden sind, durch Interpretation und Erforschung anzugehen. In Bezug auf diese Statue prüfen wir sie derzeit und sollten Ihnen in Kürze weitere Informationen geben können.
Sir Thomas Picton's descendant says he's 'embarrassed' by his links to slave-killing 'Tyrant of Trinidad' and Cardiff statue should come down
Descendants of British historical figures were today split over whether statues and memorials to be removed from UK town centres over their links to slavery.
A relative of Waterloo hero Sir Thomas Picton has called for his statue to be removed and put into a museum, saying he was 'rather embarrassed' to be a descendant.
But those with family links to Admiral Lord Nelson, Robert Clive and Henry Dundas have all hit back against calls for monuments of their descendants to be taken down.
Public buildings, pubs and streets are also facing being renamed after days of Black Lives Matter protests over the death of George Floyd in Minnesota on May 25.
Picton descendant Aled Thomas, 28, is the nine-times great grandfather of the Napoleonic Wars hero who was also known as the 'Tyrant of Trinidad'.
A marble statue of Picton stands in Cardiff City Hall, but Mr Thomas has written to council leaders to join calls led by the city's Lord Mayor for it to be taken down.
Picton was the highest-ranking British officer killed at Waterloo after the Duke of Wellington called him 'a rough foul-mouthed devil' but 'very capable'.
His statue has stood in the Welsh capital for more than 100 years even though he was involved in the trade and executed dozens of slaves during his time as Governor of Trinidad, and authorised the torture of a 14-year-old girl.
In a letter to the council, Mr Thomas said: 'While I am related to the Picton family, I do not defend the cruelty that Sir Thomas Picton caused.
'In fact, I feel rather embarrassed to admit I am related to him. We cannot help where we are from and who we are descended from. Also, we cannot change what has happened in the past. But what we can do is learn from them.'
'We recognise the need to explore the contested stories behind places. It is crucial we do it in a high-quality, properly researched way, and in a way that is respectful and sensitive.
'We have no wish to remain silent on this and are grateful to you for sharing your views.'
Ms Bea added: 'Thank you for your response. I appreciate it is a delicate matter to remove these offensive and quite upsetting features, while still preserving history. This particular statue is deeply upsetting for some people.
'At least you are not dismissing the issue and working towards what is fair and respectful to others.'
The life-size lead statue was created by 18th century sculptor Andrew Carpenter as part of a series representing the world's continents.
In Dorset, local residents have vowed to fight to protect a statue of Robert Baden-Powell which is set to be removed temporarily for its protection after it was placed on a target list by protesters.
The statue of the founder of the Scout Movement in Poole Quay has been targeted by campaigners due to his associations with the Nazis and the Hitler youth programme, as well as his actions in the military.
Vikki Slade, leader of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council, tweeted the decision to remove it was taken following a 'threat', adding: 'It's literally less than 3m from the sea so is at huge risk.'
A crowd of local residents gathered around the statue today, vowing to protect it and to stop the council from removing it.
Mark Howell, the local authority's deputy leader, said the statue would only be removed to protect it.
He added that this would be with the aim of it permanently remaining in its position overlooking Brownsea Island where Baden-Powell held his first experimental camp in 1907.
He said the final decision to temporarily take it down had not yet been made.
He said: 'We are considering whether we should remove it temporarily to protect the statue.
'In terms of its long-term future, this statue stays here, Baden-Powell did an enormous amount of good, he created an organisation that brought people from different religions, ethnic backgrounds and races together and we are very proud of that in Poole and our connection to him.
The next in line? BLM supporters have pinpointed a list of their next targets, but the most widely shared are (top left to bottom right) 1) Lord Nelson – tried to stop abolition (Nelson's column) 2) Sir Thomas Picton 3) Thomas Guy – London, Guy's Hospital 4) Sir Robert Peel 5) Sir Francis Drake 6) William Beckford 7) Henry Dundas 8) Clive of India 9) John Cass 10) General Sir Redvers Buller 11) Lord Kitchener 12) Ronald Fisher 13) Lord Grey – Grey's Monument – Newcastle Upon Tyne, Grainger Street 14) Oliver Cromwell – Statue – London, Houses of Parliament 15) Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde – Statue – Glasgow, George Square 16) William Ewart Gladstone 17) William Leverhulme – Statue – Wirral, outside Lady Lever Art Gallery 18) William Armstrong – Memorial – Newcastle Upon Tyne, Eldon Place 19) King James II – Statue – London, Trafalgar Square 20) General James George Smith Neill, Wellington Square, Ayr
'This has been an emergency reaction because the police have advised us the statue is on the target list being circulated by protesters. This is an artwork and if it was damaged it wouldn't be easily repaired. There is no controversy about it being here, it's the right place for it.'
The 130 Labour councils considering whether they should pull down imperialist statues
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The target list emerged following a raft of Black Lives Matter protests across the UK, sparked by the death of George Floyd while in police custody in the US city of Minneapolis last month.
Len Banister, 78, a former Scout, said of the Baden-Powell statue: 'He is the reason I am still here, the pleasure he gives to so many people, they shouldn't take it down, I will fight them off.'
Spencer Tuck, 35, said: 'Unfortunately he was in fascist times but there is more to it and this statue is nothing to do with racism, it's to do with the heritage of Poole.'
Sharon Warne, 53, suggested controversial statues should have information panels installed explaining the positive and negative points about the figures they depict.
She said: 'He had a bad past but he was the founder of the Scouts which today is a great organisation and it's ridiculous to get rid of him.'
Rover Scouts Matthew Trott and Christopher Arthur travelled from Cwmbran, Wales, to express their support for the statue.
Mr Trott, 28, said: 'I think the proposal to remove the statue is necessary to protect it at the moment given the circumstances. I'd rather see the statue placed in a box in a warehouse for the moment rather than at the bottom of the harbour.
'There have been vicious rumours of Baden-Powell but they are not true at all. He started the foundation I love, I have been a Scout my whole life since I was six, Scouting is my whole life so he is my hero.'
The Scouts said in a statement: 'We look forward to discussing this matter with Poole Council to make an informed decision on what happens next.
'Baden-Powell was the founder of the Scout movement. Currently there are over 54 million Scouts in the world and we operate in almost every nation on earth, promoting tolerance and global solidarity.
'The Scout movement is resolute in its commitment to inclusion and diversity and members continually reflect and challenge ourselves in how we live our values.'
George Floyd (left), a 46-year-old black man, died after white police officer Derek Chauvin (right) put his knee on his neck in Minneapolis on May 25 for nine minutes
Meanwhile a university vice-chancellor has called for the controversial statue of colonialist Cecil Rhodes to be taken down from an Oxford college.
William Gladstone 'would not have stood in the way of statue removals'
A descendant of William Gladstone has suggested the former prime minister would not have stood in the way if there was 'democratic will' to remove statues of him.
Charlie Gladstone, great-great-grandson of the 19th century politician, issued a statement after an online petition called for Gladstone's Library in Hawarden, North Wales, to be renamed due to the family's links to the slave trade.
The petition, launched by Ciara Lamb, which has only gained just over 40 signatures, claims the name is a symbol of 'oppression' and changing it 'would be progress our community so desires'.
It argues that the name is a 'glorification' of a man whose 'family was one of the largest slave-owning families in the country'. In a statement, Charlie Gladstone, president of the library, said that 'at the core of our being' its staff 'believe that Black Lives Matter'.
The message posted on Facebook, which is also signed off by the library's warden, Peter Francis, continued: 'We also believe that if it is the democratic will, after due process, to remove statues of William Gladstone, our founder, we would not stand in the way.
'Nor, we think, would Gladstone himself – who worked tirelessly on behalf of democratic change. This is why we believe that what matters is how we live today, our values, our democratic process and political involvement.'
It comes after the University of Liverpool confirmed that a 'democratic process' will be used to select a new name for a hall named after William Gladstone, after students pointed out that he had defended the rights of owners of slave-run plantations, such as his father, John Gladstone.
Mr Francis and Mr Gladstone said the library is aware of John Gladstone's 'plantation-owning past', and has 'instituted a scholarship for research into historical and contemporary slavery'.
They said it is 'undeniable' that John Gladstone 'owned land in the West Indies and South America that used slave labour'.
While his father had received £106,769 in compensation at the time of the abolition of slavery, William Gladstone himself 'received nothing', the statement continued.
It added: 'Yes, in 1831 William did speak in the Commons in favour of compensation for slave owners. It was his first speech in the Commons and he was still in thrall to his father. By 1850, he was a changed man and in Parliament he described slavery as 'by far the foulest crime that taints the history of mankind in any Christian or pagan country'.'
Originally known as St Deiniol's, the library was founded in 1895 by William Gladstone who bequeathed it £40,000 when he died three years later.
Gladstone, born in Liverpool, was prime minister for 12 years across four terms between 1868 and 1894.
Baroness Valerie Amos, director of the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) in London, questioned why a statue of the imperialist was needed 'to have a conversation about history'.
Her comments came after a large demonstration was held outside Oriel College at the University of Oxford as part of a long-running campaign to demand the removal of the Cecil Rhodes statue.
Asked about the movement, Baroness Amos, who will become the first black head of an Oxford college later this year, told BBC Breakfast: 'We shouldn't airbrush history but I don't think you need a statue of Cecil Rhodes to help you to have a conversation about that history. I would take it down.
'This is a man who was a white supremacist, an imperialist. He founded a company that made money through slave labour in the mines, and you're telling me that we have to put up a statue of this person, glorify their memory, to have a conversation about our history?'
Her comments came after the vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford said she was 'delighted' to see students engage in debate around the Black Lives Matter movement.
Professor Louise Richardson said universities should face questions about who they accept money from, but she described the issues as 'complex' and said they are likely to be debated for decades to come.
Prof Richardson said the university has 'benefited enormously' from having the Rhodes scholarship – which is a programme, run by the Rhodes Trust, that allows graduates from around the world to study at Oxford.
Earlier this week, governors at Oriel College said the institution 'abhors racism and discrimination in all its forms' but that the college continues to 'debate and discuss' the presence of the Rhodes statue.
On Tuesday, demonstrators called for the college to remove the statue from the High Street entrance of the building, as well as protesting against racism following the death of George Floyd in the US.
Speaking on the BBC, Baroness Amos, who will become Master of University College in Oxford in August, said: 'So many of those young people say they don't understand, have not been told about that history.
'They feel an affront, as I do, having to walk past those statues day after day after day.
'Why are we glorifying people who made their money from the slave trade? Why are we glorifying people whose brutality and violence contributed to them making money?
'Why are we not, as a country, talking about how the slave trade helped us to grow and develop and become an important world power? Why aren't we talking about that and how that past has informed our present and will inform our future?'
She added: 'The Rhodes Trust doesn't need a statue to do good work. A statue is a memorial. It is a symbol of something. And we say that our country is about values – those are not the values that we should be promoting.'
Splendour from slavery: From sprawling Brodsworth Estate to historic Ham Green House… the country retreats built on the back of centuries-old forced labour
By JACK ELSOM FOR MAILONLINE
Sprawling across acres of estate, Britain's grand country houses attract millions of tourists each year eager to gain a glimpse of how the landed classes used to live.
But magnificent exteriors and rooms stuffed with riches often masks the murky history of the buildings and the people who owned them.
Many of the UK's country residences were owned by or built for slave-owners or people profiting from colonial trade.
Some of the houses do not gloss over their foundations, but many of the tourists who pour in through their doors will likely leave unaware of the building's ties with slavery.
Following the recent Black Lives Matter protests, a debate has exploded over whether statues of controversial figures should stand or fall.
Nearly a decade ago, historians contributed to a Historic England project which examined the links of country houses to slavery.
The National Trust and English Heritage, which manages many of these houses, have both committed to giving visitors a rounded grounding in their history.
Below are some of the houses with historic links to the slave trade:
Brodsworth Hall, South Yorkshire
Owner: English Heritage
The stunning Brodsworth Hall in South Yorkshire is a jewel in English Heritage's portfolio of old country houses.
The existing Victorian building was erected in 1861 for Charles Sabine Thellusson, but the original estate was constructed in 1791 for merchant Peter Thellusson.
Thellusson's family were originally financiers in Switzerland, but he moved to England in 1760 to oversee the family's banks.
This role saw him provide loans to slave ship and plantation owners. As these slave owners defaulted on debts, Thellusson amassed interests in Caribbean plantations, according to the English Heritage website.
In 1790, just before Brodsworth Estate was built, he married the daughter of Antigua slave owner Sir Christopher Bethell-Codrington.
The Thellussons continued to own slaves in Grenada and Monsterrat until 1820.
The existing Victorian building of Brodsworth Hall was erected in 1861 for Charles Sabine Thellusson, but the original estate was constructed in 1791 for merchant Peter Thellusson
Ashton Court, Bristol
Owner: Bristol City Council
Ashton Court was until the 1950s owned by the Smyth family, which lived on the estate since it was purchased in 1545 by John Smyth, the former sheriff and mayor of Bristol.
Some historians reckon the Smythss involvement with the slave trade was as early as the 1630s, before Bristol became a focal point of colonial trade.
Jarrit Smyth, MP for Bristol in the mid 1700s was a member of the Bristol Society of Merchant Venturers – the elite body which actively lobbied on behalf of Bristol participants in the African, American and West Indian trades.
The renovation of the house into the grand palatial home which stands today came about after the marriage of John Hugh Smyth to Rebecca Woolnough, the Jamaican heiress.
A £40,000 marriage settlement included a portfolio of properties in both England and Jamaica, such as the Spring sugar plantation.
From the sale of sugar at these plantations, John Hugh raked in over £17,000 between 1762-1802, according to experts.
Ashton Court was until the 1950s owned by the Smyth family, which has owned the estate since it was purchased by 1545 by John Smyth, the former sheriff and mayor of Bristol
Some historians reckon the Smythss involvement with the slave trade was as early as the 1630s, before even Bristol became a focal point of colonial trade
Northington Grange, Hampshire
Owner: English Heritage
The magnificent Grange at Northington, built in the mid 1660s, is a symbol of Greek revivalism in England and resembles an Athenian temple.
Throughout much of its history, the house has been owned by two political dynasties – the Drummonds and Barings – which historians from Historic England say root the Grange in 'significant social and economic connections to Atlantic slavery'.
While the Drummonds, who purchased the Grange in 1787, and Barings, who owned the house from 1817, did not directly own slaves, the historians claim much of their wealth derived from slavery, because some of their banking clients were slave owners.
Caribbean plantation owners held accounts with Drummonds bank and Henry Drummond was Paymaster to the armed forces in North America and the Caribbean.
As an MP, Alexander Baring was an advocate for the free trade of cotton and sugar – then harvested by slaves on plantations – and he also opposed the immediate abolition of slavery in the British Empire.
Much of Alexander's wealth was also sourced through his marriage into the Bingham family who had gained substantially through trade with the French Caribbean colony, Martinique.
As a partner of Baring Brothers bank, Alexander also profited from the expansion of slavery across the American South through funding of the Louisiana Purchase in 1802.
The magnificent Grange at Northington, built in the mid 1660s, is a symbol of Greek revivalism in England and is likened to a Athenian temple
Leigh Court, Abbots Leigh, Bristol
Owner: Events venue
Now a conference centre and wedding venue, the Palladian mansion was originally built in 1814 for Philip John Miles.
Miles inherited his father Williams Caribbean plantations to become Bristol first sugar millionaire and largest West India merchant, according to Historic England academics.
Hundreds of Africans were enslaved at plantations, including the ones at Vallay and Rhodes Hall, according to family business papers in the mid 1700s.
Slave Compensation Records also show Miles claimed over £36,000 for the 1,700 African slaves at plantations in Jamaica and Trinidad in 1830s.
Now a conference centre and wedding venue, the Palladian mansion was originally built in 1814 for Philip John Miles
Marble Hill House, Twickenham
Owner: English Heritage
This sprawling Palladian home, set in 66 acres of land, was built in 1724 for Henrietta Howard, the Countess of Suffolk.
It is described by the English Heritage as the 'last complete survivor of the elegant villas and gardens which bordered the Thames between Richmond and Hampton Court in the 18th century'.
Howard was a notorious mistress of King George II when he was Prince of Wales, and received a windfall from the Crown when she left the court in 1722.
The bulk of this settlement was £11,500 of stock, of which over two-thirds were shares in the South Sea Company, according to Historic England research.
South Sea Company was heavily involved in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, which historians say 'was therefore crucial in funding both the acquisition of the land and the building of Marble Hill House.'
Later owners of the house also had strong links to the slave trade, and the use of mahogany material for the interior, including the grand staircase, was being harvested by slaves during the 1720s.
This sprawling Palladian home, set in 66 acres of land, was built in 1724 for Henrietta Howard, the Countess of Suffolk
It is described by the English Heritage as the 'last complete survivor of the elegant villas and gardens which bordered the Thames between Richmond and Hampton Court in the 18th century'
Ham Green House, Bristol
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The home was originally built in the early 18th century by West Indian slave trader Richard Meyler before being passed through marriage to Bristol MP Henry Bright, who opposed the emancipation of slaves.
His son, Richard Bright continued his father's business in Jamaica and owned the Meylersfield, Beeston Spring and Garredu plantations.
In 1818 the plantations were given to his younger son Robert, who profited from slave compensation.
Ham House still has a mooring for the Bright ships which voyaged regularly to the West Indies, according to researchers.
The home was originally built in the early 18th century by West Indian slave trader Richard Meyler before being passed through marriage to Bristol MP Henry Bright, who opposed the emancipation of slaves
Clevedon Court, Somerset
Owner: National Trust
Clevedon Court is a 14th Century manor house which was bought and restorated by parliamentarian and Mayor of Bristol Sir Abraham Elton in 1709.
But Historic England researchers say his role as Master of Bristol's Merchant Venturers and investment in the brass industry ties him with the Guinea trade.
Records from 1711 also list Abraham Elton as an investor in the Jason Galley slave ship, although it is murky whether this was him or his son.
His son, Abraham, also invested in slave ships along with brothers Isaac and Jacob, according to the research, which found the siblings lobbied Parliament in their role as traders against slave duties in 1731 and 1738.
The Elton family was still profiting from slave-produced sugar in the late 18th century, but were not listed as claimants at the time of emancipation.
Clevedon Court is a 14th Century manor house which was bought and restorated by parliamentarian and Mayor of Bristol Sir Abraham Elton in 1709
Kings Weston estate, Gloucestershire
Owner: Norman Routledge
The grand Kings Weston Estate in Gloucestershire is now a wedding venue, but centuries ago in the 1600s was owned by merchant and MP Sir Humphrey Hooke, who had ties with Barbados and Virginia.
The present house was built in 1708 by Sir John Vanbrugh for Bristol MP Robert Southwell, who bought Kings Weston in 1708.
Southwell and his son Edward were government officials in the administration of West Indian affairs, and Edward's son, also Edward, promoted the interest of Bristol's merchants in Africa and the West Indes during his spell as an MP.
In the 19th Century, Kings Weston was bought by Philip John Miles, the slave owner who also owned Ashton Court in Bristol.
The grand Kings Weston Estate in Gloucestershire is now a wedding venue, but centuries ago in the 1600s was owned by merchant and MP Sir Humphrey Hooke, who had ties with Barbados and Virginia
The present house was built in 1708 by Sir John Vanbrugh for Bristol MP Robert Southwell, who bought Kings Weston in 1708
In the 19th Century, Kings Weston was bought by Philip John Miles, the slave owner who also owned Ashton Court in Bristol
Penrhyn Castle, Wales
Owner: National Trust
The existing Penrhyn Castle was built in the early 19th century for George Hay Dawkins Pennant, whose wealth was inherited from slave owners.
The National Trust does not gloss over the castle's past and on its website says: 'Behind the formidable architecture, Victorian grandeur and fine interiors, present day Penrhyn Castle's foundations were built on a dark history. One of exploitation, Jamaican sugar fortunes and the transatlantic slave trade.'
The Pennant family's links with slavery began in the latter half of the 17th Century when Gifford Pennant, from Flintshire, bought estates in Jamaica where workers were enslaved.
Gifford's son Edward became chief justice of Jamaica and his sons Samuel, Lord Mayor of London, and John, swelled the family's estates during the early 1700s.
Richard Pennant, born in 1739, later became the 1st Baron Penrhyn and by 1805 owned nearly 1,000 slaves across his four Jamaican plantations.
As an MP, he was vocal in his opposition to the abolition of slavery. In the early nineteenth century, when Penrhyn Castle was being completed, the Pennants received £14,683 – around £1.3million in today's money – for the freeing of 764 enslaved people in Jamaica.
The existing Penrhyn Castle was built in the early 19th century for George Hay Dawkins Pennant, whose wealth was inherited from slave owners
A spokeswoman from the National Trust said: 'The National Trust looks after places and collections that are linked to legacies of colonialism and slavery.
'We have a lot of work to do to ensure these are fully explored and we are working with partners to address this through projects like Colonial Countryside, through our channels and content and exhibitions.
'We have a long way to go but we're working to bring out the often painful and challenging histories attached to our places and collections through interpretation and exploration.'
A spokeswoman for English Heritage said: 'The British country house is often seen as symbol of refinement and civility.
'However, it is only in the last 20 years that the relationship between landed wealth, British properties and enslaved African labour has begun to be fully explored.
'English Heritage has actively commissioned research into the links between slavery and its properties, in an effort to help communicate this difficult history.
'For example although not a slave trader himself, Peter Thellusson at South Yorkshire's Brodsworth Hall, invested in wide varieties of slavery-related commodities and land.
'Marble Hill in Twickenham and Northington Grange in Hampshire both historically had financial ties to Atlantic slavery.
'While at Kenwood House in London, owner Lord Mansfield as Lord Chief Justice, presided over a number of court cases that examined the legality of the slave trade.
'He ruled in 1772 that slavers could not forcibly send any slaves in England out of the country, a significant point along the road to abolition.
'English Heritage is committed to telling the full story of the sites in its care, including those elements that are painful today.'
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Queensland Ballet & Arrow Energy announce new dance partnership
Arrow Energy and Queensland Ballet have today announced a new partnership that will deliver dance workshops and professional development to an increased number of primary and secondary students and teachers across the state.
Queensland Ballet’s Dance+ workshops are a core component of the Queensland Ballet’s education program, teaching ballet technique, creative movement and modern dance styles to regional youth.
With the support of Arrow Energy, Queensland Ballet hopes to increase teacher and student participant numbers in Dance+ by at least 35 per cent in 2012.
“Queensland Ballet is dedicated to sharing our love of dance with as many people as possible,” Queensland Ballet Chief Executive Officer Anna Marsden said.
“The partnership with Arrow Energy will help us bring the benefits of QBLEARN, our education and youth program, to even more young people across Queensland.”
Arrow Energy Chief Executive Officer Andrew Faulkner said this partnership helps his company to deliver key priorities: healthy lifestyle opportunities and improved recreation and culture in communities where the company operates.
“I am pleased Arrow Energy now has a partnership with a premier Queensland cultural organisation such as Queensland Ballet,” he said.
“Arrow is now a major sports sponsor, through our partnership with the Brisbane Broncos, and a major cultural sponsor as well.”
The partnership was announced this week as part of the launch of Queensland Ballet’s new youth and education program QBLEARN. The partnership will deliver free workshops to primary and secondary school students in Dalby, Toowoomba, Townsville, Maryborough and Mt Isa and professional development opportunities for dance teachers in Gladstone, Toowoomba and Brisbane.
QBLEARN is built on three aims: to engage, enhance and inspire a love of dance. Its Dance+ workshops are designed with teachers and students in mind and activities are curriculum relevant, highly enjoyable and connect to further learning pathways.
Piran Scott is currently a company dancer at Queensland Ballet who grew up in Mackay. He said he hoped the partnership would rejuvenate understanding and appreciation of classical ballet and dance among young people in regional Queensland.
“When I was nine years old, I attended a workshop and a performance by Queensland Ballet in Mackay,” Mr Scott said.
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Indonesia's Sulawesi is in the biogeographical area of Wallacea, between the Oriental and Australasian regions. Wallacea, with avifauna reflecting elements of both regions, has an extraordinarily high 249 endemic bird species, of which 97 are found in Sulawesi.
The talk, by Mohd. Rafi Kudus who recently went on a birding trip to the island, will focus on North Sulawesi, with pictures of birds sighted, travel tips, and where to find the endemics. Rafi is an avid birder of over 15 years, with a passion for bird and nature conservation.
All are welcome. For details, call or email Swee Seng (013-386 3663) before 10pm.


Two assistant constables were killed on Thursday in the Sukma district of Chhattisgarh. According to District SP KL Dhruv, Assistant Constables Poonem Harim (29) and Dhaniram Kashyap (31) of Bejji police station, went to a nearby hospital on a motor vehicle.
While they were returning, unidentified men stopped them. Both the constables died on the spot as they were attacked with sharp weapons.
The deceased, Harim, hails from Nethalnaar Village of Dantewada and Kashyap is from Jegurugonda of Sukma district. Police registered a case and are investigating the murder. The police launched an investigation to know whether Maoists killed them or were they killed in the wake of personal quarrels.


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Rulings of the U.S. Supreme Court as they affect the powers and authorities of the Indian tribal governments : hearing before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Seventh Congress, second session on concerns of recent decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court and the future of Indian tribal governments in America, February 27, 2002, Washington, DC.
- Corporate Author:
- United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Indian Affairs (1993- )
- Additional Titles:
- Rulings of the US Supreme Court as they affect the powers and authorities of the Indian tribal governments and Rulings of the United States Supreme Court as they affect the powers and authorities of the Indian tribal governments
- Washington : U.S. Government Printing Office, 2002. and [Buffalo, New York] : William S. Hein & Company,
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (iii, 103 pages) : illustrations
- HeinOnline U.S. Congressional documents. Congressional hearings, HeinOnline Indigenous peoples of the Americas: history, culture & law, S. hrg. ; 107-338, and HeinOnline U.S. Supreme Court library
- 0160685435 (print)
- "Printed for the use of the Committee on Indian Affairs." and AVAILABLE ONLINE TO AUTHORIZED PSU USERS.
- Bibliography Note:
- Includes bibliographical references.
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Maquira Silane Bonding Agent 5ml 101030001
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The Silane are bi-functional molecules that act as adhesion promoters. It is a binding agent with the purpose of increase the chemical adhesion between organic materials, adhesives containing methacrylic monomers and inorganics and ceramics that contain a glassy phase. The use of Silane as a connecting agent is essential because the resistance of the composite is determined by the bond resistance between the filling and the matrix.

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Whaley Wins Race For Dayton Mayor
A city commissioner has defeated a former judge to win the election as Dayton's next mayor in the nonpartisan race. Nan Whaley won about 56 percent of the vote to defeat A.J. Wagner in unofficial returns Tuesday with 100 percent of precincts reporting.
Whaley had 9,091 votes to Wagner's 7,029 votes, or nearly 44 percent.
“You know, we’re really just gonna work the road map," Whaley said Tuesday at Dayton's Democratic Party headquarters. "You know that’s something we talked about through the whole campaign, the road map for a new Dayton. It’s something the commissioners have signed off on, and we’ll get to work.”
Whaley and Wagner ran in one of the most expensive mayoral races in Dayton’s history with Whaley significantly raising more campaign funds than Wagner. The Democrats differed on a number of issues, including the perception of Dayton as a dying city, and the use of civil service tests to hire police and fire crews.
The candidates also expressed different views on the use of traffic cameras and an eliminated senior tax credit for Dayton residents.
Whaley says Dayton has made progress and wants to build on plans already in place to help attract businesses and resulting jobs. She has been a Dayton city commissioner for eight years and begins her four-year term as mayor in January.
Wagner argued that major change was needed. The former Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge also served as county auditor.
At Unos in downtown Dayton, Wagner thanked his supporters, saying they ran a good campaign.
“We had people working for months for nothing, for free, volunteers, who really want this city to succeed," he said. "It’s my hope that just because I’m not he Mayor that they wont give up that hope and they’ll continue to work hard. So, we’ve got a lot of work to do ahead of us. I want the city to succeed. I want Nan to succeed as Mayor, and I’ll support her anyway I can to see if that can’t happen.”


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Johannesburg – Nolwazi Ngubeni made her debut as the lead actress in Mzansi Magic’s new drama Mzali Wami last night.
She tweeted that she received the call for the role the Monday after burying her grandmother. “Today, I wish she was alive to see this,” she said.
The Safta winning actress who plays the role of Sibongile Dlomi is known for her roles in the film Otelo Burning, SABC1’s InterseXions and 1 Magic’s The River.
Other well-known names in the drama are Masasa Mbangeni and Lungelo Mpangase.
“I’m very excited to be playing Sbongile. There are a few things, which might not seem normal about her, but at her core, she’s just a woman fighting for her family, something that many women would be able to identify with” said the actress.
The drama, created by Dineo Ranaka and Siphosethu Tshapu of Brains At Work Media Production, explores Human Trafficking.
Having worked as a casting director for productions including Intersexions II, Umlilo, Nothing For Mahala, The Chemo Club, Farewell Ella Bella, MTV Shuga, AboMama and Rhythm City, this is her first leading role in Mzali Wami.
She also runs her own casting agency Africazi Media and was recently honoured by her community at the Clermont Legends Awards.
Fans were excited to see the actress on their screens again. Take a look at some of their reactions from Twitter below:
missed you on our screens 💃💃❤❤ we definitely watching https://t.co/bpwluN3cBq
— yandani_V (@Yandz19) January 4, 2021
@NolwaziNgubeni so happy to see you in character a fave😍
— Nomali💎 (@ohpison_fire) January 4, 2021
— Mzwandile Ngubeni. (@mzwandilengubz) January 4, 2021
— Nolwazi Shange (@NolwaziNgubeni) January 4, 2021
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Starting a Small Business
Every year many new businesses open in the City of Tracy. The City strives to make the process of opening a business and obtaining the proper licenses as easy as possible. There are many things you should consider when starting a business. To assist you in your efforts, we've compiled some useful information on starting a business in Tracy. Economic Development staff members are happy to assist new businesses owners in any way possible, so please contact the department with any questions you may have.
Getting a Business License
Companies or individuals doing business in Tracy must have a valid business license. Visit the City's Business License page to learn about the different types of licenses and fees, and to download an application form. For more information please contact the Business License Division at (209) 831-6800.
Check for Proper Zoning
All properties within the City of Tracy fall into a zoning classification which regulates the type of business activities that may occur at the site. Business owners should verify with the Planning Division that their business type is allowed in the location desired PRIOR to signing any lease agreements.
The City of Tracy Zoning Code also implements design standards related to site plan design, architecture detailing and building materials. Zoning is also used to control other development regulations, such as signage, parking and minimum yard requirements, more commonly referred to as setback requirements. For more information on Zoning Code standards, please contact the Planning Division at (209) 831-6400.
Certain building and site improvement projects require a building permit. If you have questions on whether your project requires a building permit, you should contact the Building and Safety Division for a determination. Please note that all projects may not be allowed in all zoning designations. It is recommended that you contact the Planning Division prior to moving forward with any significant investment in your project,
City Bids, RFPs & RFQs
The City of Tracy regularly solicits the services of contractors, consultants and vendors to provide goods and services. To see if the City is soliciting a service your business can provide, check the Bids/RFP’s page or call the Engineering Division at (209) 831-6400.
To encourage the patronage of local businesses, it is the City's policy that a 10% bid evaluation pricing preference be given to businesses located within the City limits. City staff continually makes it a priority to seek vendors that are located within the City of Tracy.


Boy groups Super Junior and NCT 127 have a huge fan following in the UAE and it showed when their new music charted high on the local iTunes chart.
K-Pop powerhouse Super Junior took the No 1 spot on the iTunes chart in the UAE last Monday with Latin-pop dance infused track, One More Time (Otra Vez) featuring Mexican group Reik and the five-track mini-album of the same name.
On October 9, Super Junior’s highly-anticipated mini-album also dominated the iTunes Top Albums chart in 25 different countries such as Oman, Saudi Arabia, the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Their labelmates Seoul-based boy group NCT 127 and Apple Music’s first-ever K-Pop ‘Up Next’ artist may have been making waves in the US, but they also hit UAE’s shores with their first full-length album NCT #127 Regular-Irregular.
On October 12, it debuted at No 7 on the local iTunes albums chart but rose to No 3 the following day. Fronted by Latin-inspired pop track Regular, the 10-member act’s album also went on to take the No 1 spot in 22 regions on iTunes and in various Korea’s daily album charts.
Regular-Irregular is a highly-conceptualised 11-track album that follows the transition from reality to dream and features their first pre-dominantly English-language song. It really captures the 10 young men’s varied talent and diverse and experimental sound.
Both Super Junior and NCT 127 were formed under K-Pop juggernaut SM Entertainment. The iconic act has been active in the music industry since their formation in 2005 and earned international recognition with their 2009 breakthrough song, Sorry, Sorry. Their juniors NCT 127 is one of three active NCT subunits alongside NCT U and NCT Dream. The multi-ethnic group debuted in 2016 with their debut EP NCT #127.


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This dog of the title is, like this reviewer, a bibliophile and moreover is opening a bookshop – something I’ve always wanted to do. Unfortunately, Dog’s bookshop has a decided lack of customers: one visitor just wants a cup of tea and another asks the way. To while away the time Dog takes book after book from the shelves and as he reads he forgets he is alone. Finally, he has a customer and shows boundless enthusiasm for recommending just the right book because, not only does dog love books but, most of all (again, just like this reviewer) he loves sharing them.
The watercolour and pencil illustrations show Dog lost in the aura of his imagination as he is transported through the pages of the books he reads to the worlds within.

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Intergenic and intragenic conjugal transfer of multiple antibiotic resistance determinants among bacteria in the aquatic environment of Bangladesh
AbstractConjugation process was conducted to determine the means of transferring multiple loci of antibiotic resistant gene among bacteria in the surface water of Bangladesh. Our observation demonstrated that
tetracycline resistant gene can be spread between bacteria in the aquatic environment. In this study, it was surprisingly observed that tetracycline resistant gene was transferable horizontally by conjugation
process from Vibrio cholerae to Esherichia coli (intergenic) and E. coli to E. coli (intragenic) in combination with sulphamethoxazole-trimethoprim (SXT), streptomycin and erythromycin as a self
transposable tetracycline element. In intergenic transfer, conjugation frequency was more than intragenic transfer. Frequencies of transfer generally ranged from 10-5 to 10-3 transconjugants per input
donor and recipient cell. The results of these experiments suggested that the mobility of the antibiotic resistance determinants may further contribute to the development and spread of antibiotic resistance
among pathogenic bacteria, particularly since antibiotics are indiscriminately used in Bangladesh.

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Maltese Dogs For Sale In Toronto – Dogs come in hundreds of different breeds and have been domesticated from the wolf. In fact, some DNA signs demonstrate that they may have been domesticated as many as one hundred fifty thousand years back. Some dog tips could be able to aid the new pet owner with a few unique puppy behaviors and requirements prior to selection.
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The terriers were bred to control a number of rodents, but they’ve become some of the most beloved family pets. They are available in a variety of coats from smooth to rough and short to long and wiry. Some breeds are rather tiny like the Yorkshire that can weigh as little as three pounds and others like the Airedale can weigh up to seventy pounds.
These dogs are extremely spunky and frequently have thoughts of their own regardless of what they have been educated. Permit a bunny cross their course (domesticated or not) along with a runaway dog is almost guaranteed. An expert’s dog tips tell you that it is always a good idea to continue running shoes with these men. While quite excitable, they make quite adorable and wonderful critters to cuddle with. They are extremely smart (almost too much so) and may be taught almost anything fast. Maltese Dogs For Sale In Toronto .
Sporting dogs comprises the pointers, setters and spaniels. These are the bird dogs so beloved by hunters. They’re smart and make good companions. All dogs are extremely faithful, but a popular known as the Golden Retriever falls into the category. They have the ability to recover birds and other soft sport without crushing it into their soft mouths.
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Maybe they’re nothing but hound dogs yelling all of the time, but everyone loves Snoopy. The beloved Beagle is at the hound group and most people are familiar with this bellowing bark that is unique to the strain. These puppies can be good pets if they have lots of outside area, but are also very uncooperative when it comes to training. It doesn’t have anything to do with their intellect, since they’re very smart, but some dog tips might help. When it is a loyal pet the family is searching for, this is a winner.
The lovely St. Bernard is just one of the puppies at the working dog group and it is not a choice to be made lightly when shooting one into the home. The largest of these dog tips is that they large and require space. They will not be a lap dog and they drool. When neat is something that is important in the household, then this is probably not the ideal dog. The fear with small children is the massive dimensions, but they can be socialized well if attracted to the home early.
The Chihuahua is the smallest breed that there’s. If you want tiny, then this is the ideal option. They come with either long or short hair and may have a variety of colors. To be able to affirm to the breed standard, they cannot weigh over six pounds. They’ve several height variants. Most owners will recall the dog hints about how these little fellows will certainly make life simpler for anyone. They’re filled with energy and often act like children in the terrible two stage for the majority of their lives. It would seem they coined the term spoiled. They need a whole lot of attention and become chilled easily, so take these things into consideration. Among those dog recommendations to bear in mind is to take their size into consideration when bringing them into a house with small children. Maltese Dogs For Sale In Toronto .
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No matter dog has been brought into the house, a lot of love, attention and patience will be required on the part of all household members. It is not necessary to only consider buying animals from breeders or pet stores. Many animals need great homes right now. Some of the best are those that are combined strains. Good dog tips reveal that these pets really have less health problems than full-blooded ones.
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This month I had the privilege of adding an interesting book in Somali, written by a renowned Somali politician and author, to my reading list.
To begin with, this book is different from the books I usually read in so many ways but one unique difference, other than the language it’s written in, is that the premise of the book is politics which I am not a big fan of. However, I learned from the introduction that the book offers insights beyond politics. As outlined in the preface, the book presents years of Somali political history from the colonial era to the fall of the Siyad Bare Government in 1991 and the subsequent efforts to rebuild the state. Through out the book, the author abundantly shares short proverbs and forward looking questions aimed at enticing the reader to think outside the box.
In my opinion, the author brings to light four key decision points in the history of Somalia that shaped the country’s future and additional three pending decisions that will have the same effect.
- The question of who was to become the administering authority in the trusteeship era (1950 – 1960) – Italy vs UK
- The question of who to align with in terms of ideology and alliance – NATO vs Warsaw
- The question of should Somalia use military means to reclaim the territories it lost to Ethiopia – the war of 1977
- The question of what form of government should Somalia adopt post civil war period – unitary vs federalism
- The question of Somaliland – a federal member or a separate country
- The maritime dispute with kenya – settlement at International Court of Justice or political settlement outside the court
- What if the draft federal constitution is defeated in a referendum? Unitary or devolution
In addition to that, in the end, the author narrates twelve instances of political instabilities that Somalia faced from 1960 to 1991.

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The Space DXB – Dubai
When visiting Dubai, don't forget to visit The Space DXB. It's an amazing event space and luxury car showroom where we keep our most valuable show bikes, such as Materialize, SuperSpike, SuperVixen and Lunar. Thanks to the hospitality of The Space's management, we are honored to display our works of art among the finest collection of hypercars in the most epic and luxurious surroundings. The Space awakens the senses and dreams through a symphony of technology and art.
MAD Bicycles Studio & Workshop - City Stadium in Bialystok, Poland
The place where crazy ideas are born. If you've ever tried to imagine the studio where we create our works of art, here's a little hint. Every design, custom-made part, or bicycle has its origin right here. We welcome visitors, celebrities and customers who want to experience the birth of the finest custom bikes. The workshop is used for our frames, powder coating, assembly, and even bike testing. Yes, we have it all and we are located at the City Stadium in Bialystok.
The MAD Bicycles Showroom - Jurowiecka Mall in Bialystok, Poland
The official MAD showroom with our most important artworks such as the Spaghetti Bike, the Recydyvist, or the Ambigram is located in the Jurowiecka Shopping Centre in Białystok, Poland. We also decided to display the Ice Bike’s mold and folklore-inspired trikes for your viewing pleasure. Come, watch and get inspired by our efforts to redesign the bicycle in the most astonishing of ways.

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