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The second international slum tourism conference was held from the 14 to the 16 of May 2014 in Potsdam, Germany. Over 60 participants from more than 15 nationalities gathered from all over the world to discuss developments within slum tourism.

The quality of the papers was consistently high and led to highly interesting debates, during the presentation sessions, coffee breaks, evening dinners and excursions. A short film was made by Dr. Bianca Schemel to capture the spirit of the conference and can be watched below.

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November 15, 2010 - The National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the Tobacco Research Network on Disparities (TReND), funded by the NCI and Legacy, are pleased to announce the release of The Role of Mentholated Cigarette Smoking in Smoking Behaviors in United States Populations, a special supplemental issue to the journal Addiction.

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Kelowna, British Columbia - as of February 1, 2011 beaches and parks smoke-free..

February 10, 2011 - The City of Kelowna (K-Town) is doing its part to contribute to a smoke-free society. Neighbouring communities of West Kelowna and the Regional District of Central Okanagan have smoke-free parks and beaches. As well, hundreds of communities across Canada and around the world have embraced similar restrictions or bans on smoking in public outdoor spaces.

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Hundreds of Grapes – Wine & Food Showcase

Curiosity and enthusiasm for the wines and food products perfectly mirrored our efforts and expectations!

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Well-known and small producers, all selected against the criterion of the quality of their wines shared their experience, know-how and passion for wine. Stands also presented Italian food specialities olive oil, cheese, charcuterie and many others.

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early 1978 | age 9 More figure drawing tips for beginners! That’s right, would be students of art: pay close attention to this page, if you have your hearts set on drawing the human figure like a beginner.

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‘Luke Crawls along a long tunnel.’
—Star Wars age 9, 1978

Crawling along a tunnel isn’t mentioned in the Marvel comic or the novelisation (it mentions a tube), so I must have drawn a version of what I actually remembered from the film.

Cor… here they come, though! Han and Luke run toward one of the the Millennium Falcon’s staircases. That’s a very low railing, though. Do you think when Lando Calrissian owned it, it was crewed by Ugnauts?

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Cor – brill!

Here, I have another important question: can anybody enlighten me as to the interior layout of Solo’s ship? In my version, Luke crawls through a sort of tunnel and sits with his back to it. Here it is in the trading card, above.

In the film, they climb up and down a vertical tube. But when Solo shouts over his shoulder “Don’t get cocky!” at Luke in the film—Luke seems to be at the other end of that tunnel—on the other side of the freighter. And, we see their guns over their heads. I’m confused!

Is it just that there’s no up or down in space?—and that the ship’s artificial gravity can be flipped depending on what part of the ship you’re in? You can see why I wasn’t quite sure where the guns were located. Hmm. Maybe I should just stop caring about this.

(Perhaps the exterior design of the Falcon changed after they built these sets. Shhh…)

Oh, yes—the music in this scene. Wonderful. the opening phrases are delicate and sparkling, and my-oh-my, how the suspense builds! It almost reminds me of the great modern American composer John Adams’ “The Chairman Dances” or his “Short Ride in a Fast Machine”.

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I got this via email, and for those interested in the UN Human Right Council or Human Rights in Ireland should definitely attend these  meetings. I am going to try and attend the Cork meeting and will try and tweet from it.

The Minister for Justice and Equality, Alan Shatter T.D. and the Minister of State for Disability, Equality and Mental Health, Kathleen Lynch T.D. are inviting members of the public and organisations to take part in public consultation meetings to discuss Ireland’s human rights record as part of the United Nations Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process.

A series of public meetings will be held around the country as follows:

DUBLIN, Monday 16/05/2011, 7-10 pm.
St. Andrew’s Resource Centre, 114 Pearse St., Dublin 2

ATHLONE, Wednesday 18/05/2011, 7-10 pm.
Douglas Hyde theatre, Athlone Institute of Technology, Dublin Road, Athlone

KILKENNY, Friday 20/05/2011, 7-10 pm
The Parade Tower, Kilkenny Castle

LIMERICK, Monday 23/05/2011, 7-10 pm
Room 310, Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Road, Limerick

SLIGO, Wednesday 25/05/2011, 7-10 pm
Room A0006, Institute of Technology Sligo, Ash Lane, Sligo

CORK, Friday 27/05/2011, 7-10 pm
Boole 1, University College Cork, College Road, Cork

DUBLIN, Monday 30/05/2011, 7-10 pm
Axis Ballymun Theatre, Main Street, Ballymun, Dublin 9

An interdepartmental working group chaired by the Department of Justice and Equality is preparing Ireland’s National Report on our domestic human rights situation for the United Nations Human Rights Council UPR process. The National Report, which must be submitted to the UN by Monday, 4 July 2011, will be informed by consultation with and submissions from individuals and organisations, and the Department is keen to give the widest possible range of organisations and members of the public the opportunity to make submissions on issues of importance in the area of human rights in Ireland.

The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is one of the major innovations of the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council (established in 2006), whereby the domestic human rights records of all 192 UN Member States are reviewed every four years. 48 countries are reviewed each year, starting in 2008, with 16 reviews taking place in each of the thrice yearly UPR Working Group sessions. Ireland’s first review under the UPR process will take place on 6 October 2011.

For more information about the UPR process, guidance on how to prepare a submission and to make a submission, please visit our website,

Voting Rights for the Irish Diaspora?

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The Irish Left Review picked up on an EU survey by on emigrant voting rights. Ireland is the only country in the 20 surveyed to have to voting rights for Diaspora or plans to bring it in. Greece is being forced to bring it in after a ruling by the ECHR. Will an Irish emigrant bring a case to try and force Ireland to change? Shouldn’t we change anyway?

European Country – Vote at national elections?
DENMARK – (YES) but with many restrictions
GERMANY – YES – but only within countries of Council of Europe
GREECE – NO (subject to change following recent European Court of Human Rights decision)
UNITED KINGDOM – YES (Voting right is lost after 15 years abroad – this time limit is being challenged by a Spanish-based UK citizen.)

Being one of the only countries in the EU not to offer this right to its citizens, means we are not treating our emigrants with the respect they deserve.

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France and its Non-“French” Residents

France is a bit of bother in the last week. Firstly there is the expulsion in mass of its Roma Residents, which has gotten France into trouble with the European Commission. Then the French Senate voted  to ban the Niqab and Burka.

France could be brought to the European Court of Human Rights, if the French Constitutional Court upholds the ban.

This is not setting a good example in my opinion. The French are showing their intolerance of the “the other”. While I disagree with Commissioner readings “holocaust” comment, I think she has a point, she just used the wrong word.

France is heading down the wrong path. Its mass expulsions of Roma reminds me of the excess’s of former Dictators like Idi Amin, whoo expelled over 800’000 asians from Uganda in September 1972.

The fact that France is expelling nationals of another Member State is also a worrying thought.

One the issue of the Niqab and the Burka. While I am not a fan of those items of clothing, I think if a woman thinks she needs to wear them to follow her religion or be part of her culture and heritage, then she should be free to wear them. She should not be forced to wear them.

This episode again highlights the intolerance that ignorance breeds. If people were more open to learning about others. To understanding why they wear these veil’s then there would be more tolerance and understanding.

The laws to ban these and the expulsion of the Roma are all knee-jerk reactions that will ultimately backfire. I hope the see French see sense and do the right thing.

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FF Senators not happy with Civil Partnership Bill

There was some debate yesterday in the Seanad on the Civil Partnership Bill during the order of business. Fianna Fail Senators Labhrás Ó Murchú, Jim Walsh and John Gerard Hanafin raised objections to parts of the Bill and one called for a referendum. Also Fine Gael’s John Paul Phelan also spoke against part of the Bill.

Senator Ó Murchú claimed that the Civil Partnership Bill 2009 would breach some people’s human rights, he even compared it to the Penal laws! He said

I may have to speak in this House on behalf of Irish prisoners of conscience. The Civil Partnership Bill 2009 provides that a person can lose his or her job or be imprisoned, and that churches and other bodies can have their property commandeered. I do not think that is right in a country that has upheld traditional values down through the centuries, often in the face of oppression and misrepresentation. I do not think it is right that people who in good conscience believe they are upholding the same values should be subject to such a penal code. Many people in Ireland will see this as an echo of the dreaded penal laws. It cannot be correct.

Senator Walsh made a contribution making the case for a free vote, this was backed by Fine Gael’s Senator Joe O’Reilly. Senator Walsh said:

It is difficult, however, to ask any Member to abrogate his conscience with regard to matters which he – or she for that matter- feels are issues of conscience that are not for compromise in their view. Several issues will emerge, not just civil partnership but also embryonic stem cell research, pro-life and abortion issues. There is a ream of social issues which will have huge impact on the development of our society. We need to be careful. Those who have a view contrary to a liberal agenda being pushed by others have a right to a free vote on such issues as have people outside the right to exercise freedom of conscience.

Senator Hanafin called for a referendum and a free vote on the Civil Partnership Bill,

I call for a debate on the matter raised by Senators Ó Murchú and Walsh on the rights of people who will find themselves in extreme and difficult circumstances should the Civil Partnership Bill pass. The reality is there are people like myself who have difficulty with the Bill. As chairman of the Green Party and someone very much involved in the programme for Government, I ask the Deputy Leader again for a referendum such that the question can go to the people. Does the public seek a situation whereby a same-sex, sexual relationship has a higher standing in law than that of brothers, sisters, brothers and sisters or friends who live together in an ordinary way? Should such a relationship be put on a higher plain? I do not believe it should be nor do I believe that anyone who feels the same as I do should be discriminated against for that belief. With this in mind, I ask again for a referendum and, in particular, for a free vote when the situation comes to this House.

Senator Phelan also called for a free vote, not to criminalise registrars for non-performanace, and for brothers and sisters to be included

I have a reservation about the Civil Partnership Bill, which can impose a criminal sanction on a registrar who does not perform his or her role. I agreed with the decriminalisation of homosexuality ten or 20 years ago. Criminalising registrars for non-performance of their function is not a correct step in any legislation. I often disagree with Senator Hanafin but I strongly agree with him on this matter. I know so many brothers and sisters in my area who live together and never married. I am sure you also know of such people, a Chathaoirligh. I do not object to granting rights to couples, whether of the same or the opposite sex. However, people who are living together in a loving but non-sexual relationship, perhaps brothers or sisters, should not be discriminated against.

Also in the debate some interesting remarks were made by Senators Liam Twomey and Paul Bradford of Fine Gael.

Senator Twomey made this contribution,

With regard to the Civil Partnership Bill, how would people feel if members of my profession or the nursing profession decided not to treat patients on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation or religious persuasion? It would be completely unworkable. Members who are making speeches in this House must be a little more practical in their comments. Not agreeing with carrying out abortions or conducting embryonic stem cell research should not be put in the same category as treating patients who have a different religious persuasion, sexual orientation or gender. The same applies to nurses. We must clearly separate these issues and not muddy the waters with such talk either inside or outside the House.

Senator Bradford commented on the reaction to some statements and called for a fair and balanced debate,

I note the preamble on the Order of Business to the debate on the Civil Partnership Bill and the level of discomfort caused by certain comments made by some of my colleagues. I am not so intellectually superior to state anybody’s comments were misguided or erroneous and I am disappointed Members’ views were described as such. I do not live on a plane of such moral or intellectual superiority that I would describe anybody’s views as misguided. I hope we will have a tolerant debate when the Bill is before the House. It will be an interesting test of the House, our agenda and society. We claim to live in a liberal republic, but I have never encountered people as illiberal as those who refuse to accept other persons’ points of view as being equally balanced and fair.

There was a presentation of views by Senators Walsh and Ó Murchú. Perhaps there were others but, unfortunately, I did not hear all the other Members’ contributions. I was interested in the level of discomfort they appeared to cause on all sides of the House. The forthcoming debate on the Civil Partnership Bill must be fair and balanced. People not only have a conscience but a right to their conscience and we must try to ensure the debate is calm and fair. I look forward to presenting my views and some proposals as to how we can accommodate people’s conscientious difficulties. I hope that when a Member stands to express a different point of view, it will not be in a land of mutter, tutter, Twitter and discomfort. Our so-called liberal republic should also be a tolerant republic in which people can express their views without being derided and accused of being misguided and erroneous.

Senator Jerry Buttimer (Fine Gael) asked when the Bill was going to make it to the Seanad. Also Senator David Norris (Independent) called on Senators Ó Murchú, Hanafin, Walsh and Mullen to vote against the Bill like he is doing, he on the issue of Children.

Senator Dan Boyle (Green Party) had this to say in his response to the debate

With regard to the pre-debate on the Civil Partnership Bill and the issues raised by Senators Ó Murchú, Walsh, Hanafin, O’Reilly and Phelan—–

In that regard, I point Members to the comments of President John F. Kennedy on defined political practice. He distinguished between the holding of personal religious beliefs and issues of conscience and the responsibilities of a public representative of all the people. When we debate this Bill, those principles should help to inform it. There is already legislation with which many of us would have conscientious issues. As people who form the law and have a responsibility for law already enacted, we have a responsibility to act on that conscience in a legal and responsible way for all the citizens of the country. I look forward to that debate. It is a necessary debate and must happen. I will share my views with those who are expressing concern on conscientious grounds.

The Civil Partnership Bill could be in for a bumpy ride when it gets to the Seanad.

The full debate can be read on Kildare Street here and here

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The Elephant in the Room

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There is a very large elephant in the room in Irish politics. It is a very important issue and it cause fierce tensions and divides, but not only in Ireland.

I blogged a few years back that Ireland needs an Abortion Act and recent events are making that point more necessary!

The recent poll in the Irish Examiner showing that “60% of young people want abortion legalised here” shows that young people do care about this issue.

Todays report by Human Right’s Watch, A State of Isolation, which calls on the Government to decriminalise “all abortion for women living in Ireland” (Full list of recommendations)

Abortion is a polarising issue in Ireland. At the moment it is unresolved. Ireland has two choices. We can amend the Offences against the Person Act, 1861 to take account of the constitutional rights. Or we have a new referendum on Abortion and try and introduce the freedom to have an Abortion.

(The right to an abortion is something I am not sure of, so I refrain from using that terminology)

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Euroblog Round up #1

So as an editor over on I have great access to a huge number of blogs and can help choose what goes on the front page. Unfortunately not everything I would like can go on the front page (there are others there also) I will do a regularish posting like this one to publicise some of the other things going on in the euroblogosophere, whether on the front page or not! Dont expect this daily or weekly mind you! Its only when I have time!

New Commission

The Common Agriculture Blog thinks the new Agricultural Commissioner could get a hard ride through the Parliament

Public Affairs 2.0 have a great PDF of all the biographical details of the new Commission

Climate Change

Eberhard Rhein calls on the EU to cut emmissions by 30%

The CTA blog also tells us that the EU and ACP countries are working together at the Copenhagen Summit

3e Intelligence look at the pros and cons of a  EU Border Carbon Tax

European Council

Ralf Grahn highlights the not so transparent European Council, even though it is now an institution of the EU.

The CTA blog informs us that imports from the EAC countries will now be taxed due to a delay in signing an Economic Partnership Agreement

Human Rights

Jaanika Erne on Ideas on Europe tells us a bit about Human Rights day which was yesterday.

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20 Reasons to Vote Yes to Lisbon

I got sent this list the other day, but due to events I am only posting it now. They are under a few caetgories and are linked!

I’m voting YES because Lisbon will give more power to the MEPs that I elect. (Articles 14 and 294)- More info:

I’m voting YES because I like the idea that when all of our governments meet and discuss things that affect me, they should do it in the open (Article 16.8)- More info:

I’m voting YES because the citizens’ Initiative means that the things that I care about are put on the agenda- and I don’t have to wait for the politicians to act (Article 11.4) – More info:

I’m voting YES because the chair of the council having 2 ½ year rather than a 6 month term is just common sense as far as I can see (Article 15.5)- More info:

I’m voting YES because I believe that the European Union should be a community built on values, as well as an economic trading block. And the promotion of democracy and human rights are pretty good values. (Article 3)- More info:

The Charter of Fundamental Rights gives me rights on a European level, as well as having them in the Irish constitution. And I like rights. Vote YES (Article 6)- More info: – More info:

I don’t always like the TD’s- but I definitely like them having more say about European legislation (Article 12 and Protocol 1 Article 4). Vote YES – More info:

I’m voting YES because I can’t believe that human trafficking still happens, and I want to use my vote to stop it (Articles 79, 83 & 87) – More info:

I’m voting YES because I’ve seen the effects of drug smuggling on this country, and I know that stopping the smugglers is the best way to deal with it. (Article 83) – More info:

Energy and Climate Change:

I’m voting YES because anyone with half a brain can see that countries HAVE TO work together if we are serious about fighting climate change (Article 191) – More info:

I’m voting YES because I think that if we negotiate our gas deals together, we get a better price- and heating my house doesn’t cost so much (article 194) – More info:

I’m voting YES because I want to support Irish Universities and Innovation- and the new European Research area will do just that (Articles 179 and 180) – More info:

EU In the World:

I’m voting YES because I was proud to see the EU saving lives on our peacekeeping mission in Chad- and if another crisis occurs, I’ll be proud to see them do it again (Articles 42, 43 and 214) – More info:

I’m voting YES because the Palestinian ambassador to the EU said that a more “politically effective” EU would support peace in her country. And I am for peace in the Middle East (Article 18) – More info:

I’m voting YES because the new High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy will be a voice for peace and justice in the world (Article 18). Vote YES – More info:

I know that for a small state like ours, having our own Commissioner is really important. Vote YES. (December Council Decision) – More info:

I’m voting YES because giving sport a legal basis in the EU matters, as it means more funding for local sports teams and facilities. (Article 165) Vote Yes. – More info:

Cóir want me to vote NO. As do Sinn Féin, UKIP, and a whole load of other crazy people. I know they don’t care about the same things I do. Vote YES – More info:

I’m not conveniently ignoring the fact that the legally binding guarantees are legally binding. Vote YES – More info:

I suffer from a terrible bullshit allergy. Vote YES (article 5 what the EU can/cannot do) – More info:

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Lisbon and Your Rights

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This was posted earlier today as a guest blog on the GenerationYes website

The Lisbon Treaty will increase your rights. The Lisbon Treaty brings in two things which the EU has to take into account when making new directives and regulations. What are these things? The Charter of Fundamental Rights and the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

The Charter of Fundamental Rights will bring together all the rights that have come about through EU Laws and judgements. This document will then have the same status as a treaty meaning every thing the EU does must reflect it.

Some say that the Charter is worthless, but if it is worthless why is it too much for the Governments of the UK and Poland?

John Monks, the General Secretary of the European Trade Union Confederation said in a speech to the Irish Congress of Trade Unions in July of this year “it was a step forward compared to existing provisions, for example in relation to the legal enforcements pf the Charter of Fundamental Rights, commitments to full employment, the social market economy and public services”

The Charter sets out your rights in six sections, Dignity, Freedoms, Equality, Solidarity, Citizens’ rights, and Justice. Article 2 specifically protects the right to life, so the charter will not lead to abortion.

The second aspect is that the Lisbon Treaty will allow the EU to sign up to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. Ireland is already signed up to this and it has brought about a number of human rights for people in Ireland. Having the EU sign up, means that if we think the EU has infringed on our rights we can take them to court. This is an important development for citizens and it means the EU has to be aware of our rights in everything it does.

The EU of course has led to many improvements in Human Rights in this country, in the area of discrimination especially. Equal pay, discrimination in the workplace and other rights protections have been brought in in Ireland thanks to the EU.

So let us keep human rights at the core of Europe and Vote Yes on October 2nd.

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Human Rights Day – Dignity and justice for all of us

Today is the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). The theme for the past year in the lead up to the 60th anniversary has been “Dignity and justice for all of us”. The UNDR has been translated into 360 languages allowing various UN and NGO organisations to spread the word about this important document which informs us of our rights. The Declaration has been translated into Gaeilge: Dearbhú Uile-Choiteann Cearta an Duine.

The commemoration was established in 1950, when the General Assembly invited all states and interested organizations to celebrate the day as they saw fit. It is also the day that the five-yearly United Nations Prize in the Field of Human Rights and Nobel Peace Prize are awarded. The United Nations Prize in the Field of Human Rights are due to be presented today to Ms. Louise Arbour (former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights), Mr. Ramsey Clark (former United States Attorney General and lawyer), Dr. Carolyn Gomes (Jamacan Human Rights Defender), Dr. Denis Mukwege (founder, director and chief surgeon of Panzi Hospital in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo) and Human Rights Watch. Mrs. Benazir Bhutto (Pakistani politician) and Sr. Dorothy Stang (US/Brazilian Human Rights Defender) are to be awarded the prize posthumously.

In his remarks on Human Rights Day the UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon hopes “that we will all act on our collective responsibility to uphold the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration.” He went on say that we could only “honour” that “inspiring document when its principles are fully applied everywhere, for everyone.”

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The High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navanethem Pillay wants the “full implementation of human rights on the ground” in a way that is “regardless of their race, sex, religion, nationality, property or birth, to realization of each and every right set forth in the Universal Declaration.”

Full Video

There are a number of events being organised around the worldmy favourite being this campaign in Austrailia being organised by the UNYA called write4rights asking young people to text what they think about Human Rights. An excellent idea.

If you have any links or stories on Human Rights Day, please post them in the comment thread!

Universal Periodic Review – UN Human Rights Council

Via UN News Centre.

Under General Assembly Resolution 60/251 (Which also established the Human Rights Counicl), the General Assembly mandated the Council to

undertake a universal periodic review, based on objective and reliable information, of the fulfillment by each State of its human rights obligations and commitments in a manner which ensures universality of coverage and equal treatment with respect to all States; the review shall be a cooperative mechanism, based on an interactive dialogue, with the full involvement of the country concerned and with consideration given to its capacity-building needs; such a mechanism shall complement and not duplicate the work of treaty bodies.

This Universal Periodic Review got underway yesterday in Geneva with Bahrain and Ecuador. The other states in this 1st Session Review are

* Tunisia
* Morocco
* Indonesia
* Finland
* United Kingdom
* India
* Brazil
* Philippines
* Algeria
* Poland
* Netherlands
* South Africa
* Czech Republic
* Argentina

These will all be examined during the First Session which lasts till the 18th of April.

The Second Session will consider

1. Gabon
2. Ghana
3. Peru
4. Guatemala
5. Benin
6. Republic of Korea
7. Switzerland
8. Pakistan
9. Zambia
10. Japan
11. Ukraine
12. Sri Lanka
13. France
14. Tonga
15. Romania
16. Mali

This session will take place between 5-16 May.

The third and Final Session this year will see the following states examined,

1. Botswana
2. Bahamas
3. Burundi
4. Luxembourg
5. Barbados
6. Montenegro
7. United Arab Emirates
8. Israel
9. Liechtenstein
10. Serbia
11. Turkmenistan
12. Burkina Faso
13. Cape verde
14. Colombia
15. Uzbekistan
16. Tuvalu

That session will take place between the 1-12 December.

What do these reviews entail?

The reviews entail each country giving its own information, limited to a 20 page report, but also shadow reports can be submitted by Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), limited to 10 pages. NGOs, NHRIs (National Human Rights Institution’s), Human rights defenders, Academic institutions and Research institutes, Regional organizations, as well as civil society representatives may also submit observations as stakedholders but there submissions summarized by the OHCHR in a 10 page report.

Example: Bahrain

Bahrain’s Report(PDF) contains information on reforms it pledged to make on election to the Human Rights Council. It details constitutional protections, legal protections, treaties signed and/or ratified, as well as the State’s view of whats happening on the ground. State’s may also give additional Documentation, Bahrain has taken the opportunity and submitted 6. They havent been translated from Arabic so I cant read them.

The OHCHR Report (PDF) is a summary of the Treaties signed and ratified by Bahrain. It gives a summary of the views of the bodies set up by the treaties on work done and any issues.

12 stakeholders (PDF) made submissions to the OHCHR giving there view on whats happening on the ground.

Hopefully these UPR’s will make a difference around the world and put more pressure on states to respect Human Rights and their treaty obligations.

Ireland will be reviewed in 2011 in the 12th (and last) Session of the UPR.

UN human rights body begins first-ever examination of all countries’ recordsUN News Centre
Universal Periodic ReviewOHCHR
General Assembly Resolution 60/251 (PDF) – UN
Universal Periodic Review: BahrainOHCHR
Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review Calender (PDF)OHCHR


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Walk a Mile In His Shoes: Gerald Olesker

One of my biggest mentors in business is also someone I'm proud to call a close friend - Gerald Olesker, founder of ADG, Architectural Detail Group. As the name of his company might tip you off, Gerald works in the architectural and design industry and today gives me a glimpse into that world, some of…
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The Spacetronaut Part One. I’m kicking off the STIMULUS series with the original existential nightmare. More to come.
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The Spacetronaut Part Two. The further adventures of a really depressed astronaut.
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The Spacetronaut Part Three. It’s the final chapter in this story for now. STIMULUS Issue #4 is going to be more similar to Automata and will have a tighter narrative.
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A short one-shot comic about a dystopia. Published in Alterna’s IF Sci-Fi anthology. Also the first comic I ever finished! I’ve written a spinoff that will be in upcoming STIMULUS issues.
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A short one-shot comic about an ironic 21st century superhero. Text-Man has the greatest super power of all time — he can interpret ambiguous texts. I guess he’s really good at online dating?
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Play Devil’s Advocate (Issue #1)

The story of a young man who finds himself in the worst hell imaginable — high school. This one is a sort of riff on Shounen Manga, but it’s still as ironic and existentially bleak as my other comics. Fun Fact: Immediately after creating this issue, I realized I hate digital comics and vowed to never design another comic for mobile devices. But, since it’s already finished, you might as well enjoy reading this on your little screens you heathens.
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  1. I am a fan of your work and I’m happy to see that you are telling such a great story on STIMULUS. I am looking forward to Issue 3!
    I was wondering if you were doing any other issues of AUTOMATA? It would be so cool to see another 2 stories with diff characters as the main protagonists before going all in and doing regular issues such as the ones for STIMULUS.

    Stay positive, be cool and best of luck on your journey.

    1. Thanks, dude. Issue #4 is going back to the Automata universe. It’s going to be “The history of the future” with each chapter highlighting another dystopia humanity has arrived at. Should be pretty funny/depressing. I’m taking my time with it though. I’m not satisfied with how I wrote The Spacetronaut and so I want to plan out my other stories better.

  2. Hello Stimulus

    Really like what your doing its a novel idea i havent seen before (downloading comic)
    I too am working on something that involves design and concept (mod Central) it involves a fictitious underground station in London i think you could bring some life to it. Its more of a poster design really. Anyway i am going to download something of yours, if you feel like letting me know what your up to that would be great.

    Regards Mark Edwards

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“Demonic Discontentment” (Perspective Pt 2)
We all have a tendency to set up arbitrary time-lines for our dreams. And when God doesn’t fulfill our agendas, we get cynical and start making poor decisions. Yet, God intentionally delays certain dreams to test what’s in our hearts. So, how do we pass the test? How do we rid ourselves of demonic discontentment? (Exodus 2:11-15; Psm 16:11).

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Miracles often accompany the ritual of Baptism…but why? Because, all throughout the Bible we are taught, repentance is the gateway to refreshment and insight. After sharing several miracle stories, Pastor Peter and Carolyn Haas tag-team preach on the Biblical concept of repentance and how we can accelerate our lives with a repentant mindset! (Gal. 2:20; Acts 3:19; Luke 15:11; Prov. 1:23)

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Letter from one of the Roots Master Trainers

By Bethany Shepler, SPP Green Track Program Coordinator and
Eugene Youngblood, Roots of Success Master Instructor

Because Youngblood is a Master Trainer for Roots of Success, he can certify new instructors. Youngblood certified Reyes (left) and Berube (center) for the program at Coyote Ridge Corrections Center in 2015 and 2017; Reyes and Berube have facilitated 7 classes of Roots students. Photo by DOC staff.

I recently had the pleasure of meeting one of our Master Trainers for Roots of Success in Washington State, Eugene Youngblood. He recently relocated from Coyote Ridge Corrections Center to Monroe Correctional Complex and spoke at a class graduation in the Sustainable Practices Lab (SPL). I was struck by his words because, not only were they relevant to the people assembled, but to so many other people inside and outside prisons. He said “to give praise is to assign value and the people here need to know that they are worthy of value.” Too often in our world, people tend to believe they don’t have value. Perhaps Youngblood is on to something: Maybe by assigning value to those we’ve locked away, we can began to change the world.

A Roots of Success class graduation at CRCC in 2016; Youngblood is at the far right. Photo by Ricky Osborne.

I want to convey more of Mr. Youngblood’s wisdom, and have a letter from him to share:

The great George Bernard Shaw said, “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to him. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.”

Sustainability in prison sounds like an oxymoron to most people, I am sure. Prisons going green and prisoners being at the forefront of this movement sounds unreasonable, if not outright unbelievable. Yet, here we are at the Monroe Correctional Complex – Washington State Reformatory Unit, attempting to adapt the world to us, understanding that all progress depends on us… “The unreasonable”.

At our SPL (Sustainability Practice Lab) we are supervised and supported by Correctional Officer Jeffrey Swan, who has done an amazing job creating an atmosphere that is both professional and positive. In these positions, we are gaining valuable job skills and invaluable knowledge that will help us in our quest for successful reentry. I would be remiss if I did not say how much support we get for programs such as this from administration here. CPM Williams continues to be the unseen helping hand, extending to us the support we need to continue the work we are able to do, even when we don’t know how far she has gone to make this all possible. We have a thriving vermiculture program, along with wheelchair and bicycle restoration programs. The wheelchairs are refurbished and restored then donated to those in need across the world. Our last three shipments went to Ghana, Guatemala, and Thailand. The bicycles are refurbished and restored then gifted to local Boys & Girls clubs, YMCA, and to the local police department for their bike drive giveaway. On top of all this work, we are learning at the same time. We have just completed the second Roots of Success environmental literacy class for Monroe Correctional Complex.

The Roots of Success program has become a real agent of change for us in prison. If you want to help people change their actions, the first thing you have to do is help them change their thoughts. How do you help someone change his or her thoughts? You provide them with more information and then you give them the tools to turn that information into knowledge. Real change takes place from the inside out – what is under the ground produces what is above the ground. Thus, we have “Roots” of success and not “Fruits” of success. Environmental literacy helps us understand the impact we have on the environment. Roots of Success helps take that to the next level with prisoners; we are learning about ourselves and the impact we have, not just on our immediate environment (Prison) but the impact we have on our friends, families, our own communities, and ultimately our extended environment (Society). We are helping to make prison sustainable, helping to contribute to the sustainability of society, and all the while helping ourselves become better people in the process by taking what we know and turning that into what we do. In the true spirit of the quote by George Bernard Shaw, we are being “unreasonable” and thus producing progress in THE world and in OUR world as well.

Youngblood (far right) stands with another graduating class from CRCC, in 2014. Photo by SPP Staff.

Sustainable Practices Lab at WA State Penitentiary – Part 2

by Joslyn Rose Trivett, SPP Network Manager

This blog is the second photo gallery from my visit to the Sustainable Practices Lab (SPL) at Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla (see part one here).

Roy Townsend runs the wood shop, and when he describes his work he lights up like he’s singing. The shop fixes desks, chairs, and guitars. With donated/reclaimed wood, they also build beautiful chess boards, train sets, and other specialty pieces that become valuable auction items for non-profit fundraising.

The Roots of Success classroom is housed within the lab and the program serves as a ten week job interview for the SPL. Four days a week for ten weeks, students spend the morning in the classroom and the afternoon in various sustainability positions. About 70% of the 127 graduates so far have been offered jobs, and no one can recall anyone turning down the opportunity. It’s a great model for turning theory into practice.

Kieth Parkins is an exemplary spokesperson for the lab, and knows its programs inside-out. Robert Branscum, the corrections specialist who oversees the SPL, stayed with us throughout the tour, but Kieth served as the primary tour guide. Throughout the tour, I was struck by the inmate technicians’ investment in the programs, and their eloquence in presenting them.

We met Ray Williamson in the SPL’s sign shop, and he spoke passionately about his investment in peer-led programs. He said that when inmates run programs, they feel ownership, and that they listen to each other in a way they would never listen to staff. He expects to be in prison for life, and considers it his life work to help rehabilitate other inmates so that once they are released they never come back.

The sewing area is colorful and hopping with activity. They produce quilts, upholstery, and teddy bears for non-profit auctions. They see their teddy bears as their ambassadors.

Nearly all the materials for the sewing area are donated–the only costs are the sewing needles and the teddy bear eyes, shown here.

Here is another view of the SPL sewing area. Some favorite pieces are displayed on the wall.

Gus started the teddy bear program. He said to me, “Never in my life—and I’m 60 years old—never in my life wanted to get up and go to work until I got this job.”

That seems to me the perfect last word on the Sustainable Practices Lab.

Sustainable Practices Lab at WA State Penitentiary – Part 1

by Joslyn Rose Trivett, SPP Network Manager

In late November, I had the pleasure of touring the Sustainable Practices Lab, or SPL, in Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla. The SPL started up only two years ago—a large empty space save for 15 sewing machines. Today it is a hive of activity and productivity. The lab houses numerous sustainability programs fixing and repurposing all kinds of donated and reclaimed materials. The SPL employs 139 inmates and has donated to more than 88 community organizations in the area. Astounding!

I will share a photo gallery of the first half of my tour in this blog, and the second half in a week or so; there is too much to cover in one posting.

The exterior of the Sustainable Practices Lab (SPL) provides little hint of the bustle and color it contains.

This is the SPL Learning Center. All the prison’s televisions are repaired here (saving about 12 TVs a month from the landfill), and the resident TV shows TED talks. Mr. Thang is the self-taught electronics technician; Rob Branscum, the corrections specialist who oversees the SPL, says Mr. Thang can fix anything!

The front office of the SPL

An inmate started an aquaponics program in spring, 2014. Now they are in the “proof of concept” stage, aiming to raise 700 heads of romaine lettuce each week. Waste water from the fish tank filters through a bed of tomatoes and pumpkins where ammonia turns into usable nitrogen…

These romaine are only a few weeks old; by 6-8 weeks they will be ready for the prison kitchen.

…then the nutrient rich solution passes through the roots of hundreds of lettuce plants. These romaine are only a few weeks old; by 6-8 weeks they will be ready for the prison kitchen.

This is the bike and furniture repair area of the SPL. Technicians repair and customize chairs for hundreds of corrections staff, saving thousands of tax payer dollars every year–technicians throughout the SPL told me with pride that they are motivated to save tax payers as much money as possible.

A collection of wheels will be put to use to refurbish reclaimed bicycles; once the bikes are fixed up they will go to children and adults in the outside community.

An inmate technician who goes by the name Turtle renovates signs for state agencies. He said, “We are much like this wood. We have our issues…the SPL is going to take the time to bring the good out, invest the time. Return us back to society in better shape than we came in.”

Another quote from Turtle: “The Sustainable Practices Lab is an avenue; it gives us the psychological tools to choose to do the positive.”

The SPL vermicomposting program hosts 9 million worms. They compost one-fifth of the prison’s food waste: 2,500 lbs every week is transformed from garbage to the highest quality soil amendment.

An inmate technician in the vermicomposting program hand sifts worm castings.

Thank you to Rob Branscum for starting the SPL, and for hosting the tour. I suspect that the lab’s success can be credited to Mr. Branscum’s belief in inmates’ abilities and creativity (and, of course, that he has the support of many others in WA corrections). Incarcerated men have been given a workplace in which they can thrive!

Stay tuned for Part 2, coming soon.


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Our world has a network construction. Networks are everywhere: cellular networks, the Internet, the Web, social and economics networks. All these networks are extremely compact, infinite-dimensional objects with complex architectures. The questions are:
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Two Postdoctoral Positions at the Physics department of the University of Aveiro: deadline - 30 April 2013.
Statistical physics of complex multiplex networks.

The Group of Complex Systems and Random Networks (GNET) invites applications for two postdoctoral positions in the field of multiplex networks to develop analytic and computational tools for the study of the structural properties and dynamics of multiplex and interdependent networks.
Candidates should send a curriculum vitae, a brief letter of introduction, the list of publications, and (upon request) arrange reference letters.
We are particularly interested in candidates with strong background in theoretical studies.
The appointment is for two years with possible renewal.
Qualifications: PhD in physics, applied mathematics or related discipline.
Informal inquiries should be directed to: Prof. José Fernando Mendes [jfmendes(at)ua.pt] or Dr. Sergey Dorogovtsev [sdorogov(at)ua.pt] .
The closing date for applications is Tuesday, 30 April 2013.

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"Explosive percolation" transition is actually continuous, (!!!) R. A. da Costa, S. N. Dorogovtsev, A. V. Goltsev, and J. F. F. Mendes.
Critical phenomena in complex networks, S. N. Dorogovtsev, A. V. Goltsev, and J. F. F. Mendes, Rev. Mod. Phys. 80, 1275 (2008). This is our recent large review article. The cond-mat version arXiv:0705.0010 of the review is essentially more detailed.

• S. N. Dorogovtsev, Lectures on Complex Networks,
Oxford University Press, Oxford, February 2010, 144 pp., 93 line illus.

see THE BOOK COMPANION SITE (remarks, corrections, links to photos)

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• S. N. Dorogovtsev and J. F. F. Mendes, -- BOOK ABOUT NETWORKS
Evolution of Networks: From Biological Nets to the Internet and WWW,
Oxford University Press, Oxford, 16 January 2003, 280 pp., 117 line illus.

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The shortest path to complex networks, S.N. Dorogovtsev and J.F.F. Mendes, cond-mat/0404593.
In these introductory notes for `pedestrians' we describe the current state of the art in the science of complex networks.

Evolution of networks, S.N. Dorogovtsev and J.F.F. Mendes, Advances in Physics 51, 1079-1187 (2002). cond-mat/0106144.
This is our large review about networks.

Courses in Aveiro:
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2. Complementos de Física Estatística (lecture notes - 2013).
3. Advanced chapters of solid state physics.
4. Temas e problemas (statistical mechanics and solid state physics).

Our PhD and Postdocs - what is great to know:
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Sunday, May 30, 2010

No-el and No-proc?

Demaree J. B. Raval
Elections were actually held on May 10, 2010, but a grave and inexcusable error on the part of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) may put to waste that exercise — as if no elections were held at all and, therefore, we may have to go back to the polling precincts and vote all over again.

A voter verification feature in the counting machine would have shown the voter if his choices were correctly registered, but the Comelec disabled this feature. That feature, required under the law, was designed to warn voters of errors made by the machines on election day. Simply put, the voter should have been given proof that his vote was properly counted, that is, the machine read his ballot exactly the way the voter made his choices when he marked the “bilog na hugis itlog.” But the Comelec, instead of implementing this mandatory requirement, disregarded it; rather, “repealed it, usurping the power of Congress,” as my friend Leina de Legazpi correctly pointed out.

If we are to follow the precedent set in Germany last March 3, 2009 regarding electronic voting, then we could see the 51 million voters trooping back to the polls after the nullification of the results of the May 10 elections. Let’s ask former Sen. Kit Tatad why this could be the result of the Comelec’s grave and inexcusable error.

At the Kapihan sa Sulo yesterday, Tatad came out with his paper entitled “A Proposal to Nullify the May 10 Elections.” Tatad noted that “in 2009 in Germany, the Federal Constitutional Court ruled electronic voting was unconstitutional. The court held that the voting machine does not make it possible for the voter or the voting board to reliably examine, when the vote is cast, whether it has been recorded in an unadulterated manner, or whether when transmitted it has been accurately transmitted in its unadulterated form.... MORE
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layers of location (2007)

Documentation of the intervention into the McCarren Park construction site

"layers of location" is an attempt to collapse the history of place, by reinserting a reminder of the site's past back into the urban environment.

I selected images from my personal archive of locations in my surroundings that have shifted dramatically in recent history through demolition or renovation, and printed them as posters.


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We are home…Update #9

Feb. 20, 2008
Dear Family, Friends and TATENDA International Supporters,

We have now been home a bit over a week and are still adjusting to all that we are seeing and doing. Nicki has moved on to her Spirituality work here in the States and I have begun a full time position with a group home for adolecent males that I have previously worked with.
Both of us feel grateful for what we do both here and abroad.

As for me I am filled with a gratitude differently than before I left. Though I was walking a journey of faith, love and hope..I was not able to see in gratitude all that I have around me. I was not necessarily able to “accept the good”. My old business is now finally gone, I am making daily financial adjustments and yet because of what we were able to witness and experience in Africa; I am able to see it all as accepting the good. I watched a movie on the plane home and this line of accepting good came on. I have adopted it as a way of looking at the life that I live. I am blessed beyond measure in relationships, talents and mini treasures.

I have a faith community here in the United States that is both supportive and challenging. I have work that provides me with more than a few pennies a day.(Okay so it is in the human services field so it might be considered quarters..and still it is not an oppressive amount meant to get me to be submissive to a government).

I have gotten once again to see just how truly Big this world of ours is and apply that largeness to the narrowness in which I can sometimes think. Accepting the good is LARGE. It allows me to know that what I saw and felt in Africa is good. In spite of the hardships and limitations these people feel, THEY, the people are able to see some good and to express it and share it. They have hardly a thing to share and yet they share. They do this willingly as a part of a culture. They want people to participate in what abundance they do have.

These same people are not unaware of their own hardships. It does not escape them. They are not uneducated. The world can be proud of its effect on these nations beliefs about education. They KNOW it is important and are aware through the use of modern day inventions like TV and newspapers just what lies beyond their borders. They know when the electricity mysteriously turns off every night (Except during African world cup series plays) around dinner preparation time, that someone, somewhere has an agenda that does not meet their own. They know that it could be easier for them. They get angry and sad and then they get larger again and in a moment shift gears to be able to share. The lesson is not missed by me. I know that I am looking at the best of the human spirit in these moments and the worst of human willfulness when I look at what is taken away from them.

Mine though, is not to judge this. To be aware of it yes, to bring a smile with me when possible yes, to learn from them while we give to them, this is my responsibility. I watched Nicki give her retreats. Once again watched as faces and hearts opened. Watched as they heard the message of TATENDA International..”Giving to the caregivers of the world’. Watched as it slowly entered their minds that perhaps, possibly somebody out there in the vast world might be noticing what their journeys are about. It is not easy for a caregiver to always receive and accept care themselves. This is something I truly believe. God sent Nicki, though, and her ability to whisper his love (As to Elijah) and his message to them in a soft manner, in an educated manner, in a way that understands the psychology of the path of relief workers and they had to start accepting the good that was being offered just for them. Amazing.

One thing we did not share with all of you was that I got an opportunity as well on this trip to try and share some learned knowledge. I gave two motivational speeches to upper level highschoolers. They too are effected by these times. Some of our hosts are caregivers that run this school, so we offered TATENDA services to them as well. I spoke on the HOW of making good decisions for themselves in this time when teachers, doctors and other professionals abandon ship and move to other countries. HOW do they find THEIR right answers whatever they might be. HOW do they hold onto their future wherever that might be? They did role plays for what they currently see and where they see things moving toward. It was interesting and enlightening I think for the both of us. Nicki also spoke with them and they listened. We will be hoping to add this into our future trips.

We come back owing money for this trip. Nicki was kind enough to back this journey when we did not raise enough money and we will need to take care of her fees as well as future fees. We have several of you that are stepping up to help with ideas and implementations of fundraising. We are heartened by all who give here their genuine support of themselves in many different ways, shapes and forms that we might be able to bring this important message of Thank you and Care to those that give so much of themselves out in this world. We believe that it is all of us taking the message to them. It is a GOOD thing. We are all accepting the good and passing it along. Much better than looking at what we don’t have.

Nicki’s note is to follow.

Dear Loved Ones-

Yes, as Karen says, it was a wondrous trip, surrounded by gratefulness and now bathed in a humility that can only come because we realize how small we are…. but how big a gift we can give. Thank you for your support of us as we trekked through Zimbabwe, Kenya, and back through France. Our friends in France welcomed us and treated us to wonderful walks in the rain and quiet conversation about all that we had seen. We were so grateful for that gentle transition, good food, water, shelter, friendship.

There is so much more to say but the words seem inadequate. We are both in a bit of a cocoon right now, measuring out how much stimuli we can handle. So we are going slowly back into the whirl of events and issues that we face here in our motherland. Poignant snapshot images accompany us… the tiny baby that wriggled it’s way across the aisle at Mass in an orphanage, lifted himself up next to the chair of a big strapping youth who was drumming away….a young man not unlike the ones Karen works with now…and the teenager paused, scooped up the little fellow and settled him on his lap to drum away with him. So moving to see a teenage boy respond so tenderly to a crawling infant unable yet to even toddle. An image of what I wish we all could and would choose to do…. pause and scoop up each other gently so we can rest on each other’s shoulders a bit when we need the support.

I loved it. I want to store so many memories and offer so many, too. My work now will take me throughout the USA and then in late March to Bolivia for volunteer time with the indigenous people for 2-3 weeks. I regard myself as profoundly blessed and privileged to do this. And I am so very grateful you all are a part of this journey of embracing the world.

Sweet peace in these Lenten days and great love to each of you,


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Dr. Rohin received his Doctorate of Chiropractic medicine from Northwestern Health Sciences University in 2014, after obtaining his B.S degree in Community Health Education from University of Wisconsin La-Crosse. Dr. Rohin holds certifications in Active Release Techniques®, Graston Technique® and kinesiotaping with RockTape.

Dr. Rohin comes from a family of health professionals, from dentists to surgeons. He is dedicated to serving the community’s healthcare needs. Dr. Rohin believes in the use of integrative care because no one type of care works for everyone; each patient is an individual and needs to be viewed as such. One-on-one time with patients allows him to focus on their needs. Dr. Rohin plans to continue studying conservative management of sports injuries, workplace wellness, nutrition and rehab techniques.

Dr. Rohin has been an active member of the Minnesota Chiropractic Association (MCA) and the MCA-Sports Council team. He plans to continue working with different sporting events, such as U.S. Racquetball Tournament, Susan G. Komen 3-Day, Golf Outings, Crossfit games, Ragnar Relay, Team Ortho events and many more.

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