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L'estate a Londra è stata illuminata con il Masterpiece 2016, che ospita oggi alcuni dei migliori art, oggetti d'antiquariato, gioielli e design sul mercato. Il suo ambiente glamour è un vero e proprio omaggio agli espositori che mostrano le loro opere d'arte ai più intensi conoscitori e acquirenti d'arte. Come al solito è stato difficile scegliere i miei primi punti, ma questa è una selezione di gioielli che immediatamente mi hanno colto l'occhio.
Simbolico e Chase: JAR color zaffiro e diamante spilla progettato come un tulipano stilizzato cupola, PAV impostato con sfumature graduate da zaffiri viola e rosa, sospendendo Un diamante a forma di pesatura 7.51 carati da due incastro set diamante loop, impreziosita da un motivo mirroring del sormonto , Firmato JAR Paris. Accompagnato da un certificato GIA che afferma che il diamante è il colore D, internamente perfetto e il tipo II A.
Anche mostrando a Symbolic e Chase è una splendida spilla Michelle Ong splendidamente impostata con rubini birmani. La coda articolare del pesce è abilmente con diamanti tagliati a rosa, che dà una sensazione di movimento come se il pesce sta nuotando nell'oceano. Questa attenzione al dettaglio è ciò che rende i gioielli di Michelle Ong distinguersi dalla folla.
Grima: Collana Lei 2011 Modellato dopo l'originale 'Lei' Collana, vincitrice dei Diamanti De Beers International Awards nel 1965 e il Duca di premio Edimburgo per Design elegante nel 1966 e modellate da Bond Girl Ursula Andress, questa collana è stata fatta dal Lo stesso maestro orafo in filo strutturato dorato giallo e impostato con 16,84 carati di diamanti brillanti tagliati. Insieme a questa artigianalità, è la fluidità di questa collana che mi ha colto l'occhio.
Wallace Chan: spilla cicala L'innovativo designer e artigiani cinesi è un nuovo arrivato a Masterpiece. Stand Wallace Chan 's si trasforma in un mondo magico in cui l'arte e la natura incontra gioielli. La cicala è usato come un simbolo culturale significativo nella storia cinese come sono visti come la rappresentazione di carattere nobile agli occhi degli studiosi antichi cinesi. Questa stessa grande spilla / scultura, fatta di giadeite imperiale, lavanda giada, rubino e diamanti colorati di fantasia, è un superbo esempio di dove Wallace ha spinto i confini di artigianato.
Van Cleef Arpels: il brooch del mistero di vitrail Van Cleef Arpels ha eccelluto, come sempre, nelle sue competenze tecniche, sempre sfidando i suoi artigiani a spingere le tecniche esistenti a nuove altezze. Questa spilla è realizzata con una tecnica simile chiamata vitrail mistero, che significa 'vetro colorato', in quanto evoca simili artistiche. Questa volta le pietre scivolano lungo corridori tubolari che non sono in linea retta ma curvi, sfidando l'artigiano e il lapidario a tagliare e adattare le pietre per ottenere una notevole fluidità. Questo è il secondo pezzo che è stato fatto con questa tecnica.
Wartski: Spilla di farfalla di Philippe Wolfers Le farfalle sono un motivo popolare nella mostra quest'anno ma ciò che è così meraviglioso è che sono tutte così diverse. Questo particolare spilla potrebbe essere visto contemporaneo, ma in realtà è stato fatto più di 100 anni fa e viene attribuito a Philippe Wolfers, il gioielleria belga dell'artigianato. Le ali sono il corno intagliato che è stato un gioielliere art nouveau materiale rivolto a, trasformando il materiale più umile e poco costoso in opere d'arte. Viene applicato con diamanti e smalto tagliati a rosa, e il corpo della falena è una forma femminile, un tema ricorrente nel periodo Art Nouveau. Simboleggia la natura che scoppia con la vita nuova, mentre raffigura anche una femmina alato che lotta che riflette l'emancipazione duramente vinta delle donne e il loro ruolo cambiante nella società in quel momento.
Didier:.. Stand collana Adam Paxon Visiting Didier 's, ci si può aspettare di vedere splendidi, gioielli unici che sono completamente diverso da gioielli si è più familiarità con questo anno non delude Questa collana straordinario è un favoloso esempio di anartista pensiero Al di fuori della scatola, utilizzando materiali non convenzionali trasformati in un'opera d'arte indossabile, realizzata da Adam Paxon nel 2009, il pezzo è realizzato in vernice acrilica, lacca, epossidica, smaltata e acrilica Paxon è sempre stata affascinata dal modo in cui l'arte Può connettersi al corpo e ha sempre voluto che i suoi gioielli venissero trattati come couture. In quanto tali, sono tutti uno di un genere e sono certamente gli antipasti di conversazione.
Hemmerle: oro, diamanti e orecchini pearltassel c'è sempre una sensazione di attesa quando si cammina sul piede la Hemmerle, per ogni anno la famiglia Hemmerle non manca di stupire con design innovativi. L'esperienza dei loro artigiani è esemplare: non importa quale sia il materiale, sia organico, concreto, rame o umile ciottolo, viene trasformato insieme con vari metalli preziosi e gemme squisiti in gioielli stravaganti che sono sofisticati e discreti. Si tratta di gioielli che rendono le donne più esigenti e sicure e senza dubbio nessuna collezione è completa senza un gioiello di Hemmerle.
Verdura: braccialetto di zaffiro Il braccialetto di Verdura è un caleidoscopio di colore sontuoso e questo bracciale dimostra un meraviglioso utilizzo di vari zaffiri cabochon colorati naturali che vi parlano veramente, attirando i sensi Fulco Santo Stefano della Cerda, Duca di Verdura (1898 1978) La sua carriera come designer di gioielli è stata lanciata intorno al 1919 quando ha iniziato a collaborare con Coco Chanel. Nel 1934 è partito per New York dove ha iniziato a lavorare con Paul Flato e dal 1939 Verdura ha aperto la sua Il proprio salone, dove clienti consolidati e esigenti cercavano i suoi gioielli in oro multicolore. Il nome di Verdura vive con meravigliosi gioielli che vengono creati oggi, sulla base dei suoi disegni originali.
L'estate a Londra è stata illuminata con il Masterpiece 2016, che ospita oggi alcuni dei migliori art, oggetti d'antiquariato, gioielli e design sul mercato. Il suo ambiente glamour è un vero e proprio omaggio agli espositori che mostrano le loro opere d'arte ai più intensi conoscitori e acquirenti d'arte. Come al solito è stato difficile scegliere i miei primi punti, ma questa è una selezione di gioielli che immediatamente mi hanno colto l'occhio.
Simbolico e Chase: JAR color zaffiro e diamante spilla progettato come un tulipano stilizzato cupola, PAV impostato con sfumature graduate da zaffiri viola e rosa, sospendendo Un diamante a forma di pesatura 7.51 carati da due incastro set diamante loop, impreziosita da un motivo mirroring del sormonto , Firmato JAR Paris. Accompagnato da un certificato GIA che afferma che il diamante è il colore D, internamente perfetto e il tipo II A.
Anche mostrando a Symbolic e Chase è una splendida spilla Michelle Ong splendidamente impostata con rubini birmani. La coda articolare del pesce è abilmente con diamanti tagliati a rosa, che dà una sensazione di movimento come se il pesce sta nuotando nell'oceano. Questa attenzione al dettaglio è ciò che rende i gioielli di Michelle Ong distinguersi dalla folla.
Grima: Collana Lei 2011 Modellato dopo l'originale 'Lei' Collana, vincitrice dei Diamanti De Beers International Awards nel 1965 e il Duca di premio Edimburgo per Design elegante nel 1966 e modellate da Bond Girl Ursula Andress, questa collana è stata fatta dal Lo stesso maestro orafo in filo strutturato dorato giallo e impostato con 16,84 carati di diamanti brillanti tagliati. Insieme a questa artigianalità, è la fluidità di questa collana che mi ha colto l'occhio.
Wallace Chan: spilla cicala L'innovativo designer e artigiani cinesi è un nuovo arrivato a Masterpiece. Stand Wallace Chan 's si trasforma in un mondo magico in cui l'arte e la natura incontra gioielli. La cicala è usato come un simbolo culturale significativo nella storia cinese come sono visti come la rappresentazione di carattere nobile agli occhi degli studiosi antichi cinesi. Questa stessa grande spilla / scultura, fatta di giadeite imperiale, lavanda giada, rubino e diamanti colorati di fantasia, è un superbo esempio di dove Wallace ha spinto i confini di artigianato.
Van Cleef Arpels: il brooch del mistero di vitrail Van Cleef Arpels ha eccelluto, come sempre, nelle sue competenze tecniche, sempre sfidando i suoi artigiani a spingere le tecniche esistenti a nuove altezze. Questa spilla è realizzata con una tecnica simile chiamata vitrail mistero, che significa 'vetro colorato', in quanto evoca simili artistiche. Questa volta le pietre scivolano lungo corridori tubolari che non sono in linea retta ma curvi, sfidando l'artigiano e il lapidario a tagliare e adattare le pietre per ottenere una notevole fluidità. Questo è il secondo pezzo che è stato fatto con questa tecnica.
Wartski: Spilla di farfalla di Philippe Wolfers Le farfalle sono un motivo popolare nella mostra quest'anno ma ciò che è così meraviglioso è che sono tutte così diverse. Questo particolare spilla potrebbe essere visto contemporaneo, ma in realtà è stato fatto più di 100 anni fa e viene attribuito a Philippe Wolfers, il gioielleria belga dell'artigianato. Le ali sono il corno intagliato che è stato un gioielliere art nouveau materiale rivolto a, trasformando il materiale più umile e poco costoso in opere d'arte. Viene applicato con diamanti e smalto tagliati a rosa, e il corpo della falena è una forma femminile, un tema ricorrente nel periodo Art Nouveau. Simboleggia la natura che scoppia con la vita nuova, mentre raffigura anche una femmina alato che lotta che riflette l'emancipazione duramente vinta delle donne e il loro ruolo cambiante nella società in quel momento.
Didier:.. Stand collana Adam Paxon Visiting Didier 's, ci si può aspettare di vedere splendidi, gioielli unici che sono completamente diverso da gioielli si è più familiarità con questo anno non delude Questa collana straordinario è un favoloso esempio di anartista pensiero Al di fuori della scatola, utilizzando materiali non convenzionali trasformati in un'opera d'arte indossabile, realizzata da Adam Paxon nel 2009, il pezzo è realizzato in vernice acrilica, lacca, epossidica, smaltata e acrilica Paxon è sempre stata affascinata dal modo in cui l'arte Può connettersi al corpo e ha sempre voluto che i suoi gioielli venissero trattati come couture. In quanto tali, sono tutti uno di un genere e sono certamente gli antipasti di conversazione.
Hemmerle: oro, diamanti e orecchini pearltassel c'è sempre una sensazione di attesa quando si cammina sul piede la Hemmerle, per ogni anno la famiglia Hemmerle non manca di stupire con design innovativi. L'esperienza dei loro artigiani è esemplare: non importa quale sia il materiale, sia organico, concreto, rame o umile ciottolo, viene trasformato insieme con vari metalli preziosi e gemme squisiti in gioielli stravaganti che sono sofisticati e discreti. Si tratta di gioielli che rendono le donne più esigenti e sicure e senza dubbio nessuna collezione è completa senza un gioiello di Hemmerle.
Verdura: braccialetto di zaffiro Il braccialetto di Verdura è un caleidoscopio di colore sontuoso e questo bracciale dimostra un meraviglioso utilizzo di vari zaffiri cabochon colorati naturali che vi parlano veramente, attirando i sensi Fulco Santo Stefano della Cerda, Duca di Verdura (1898 1978) La sua carriera come designer di gioielli è stata lanciata intorno al 1919 quando ha iniziato a collaborare con Coco Chanel. Nel 1934 è partito per New York dove ha iniziato a lavorare con Paul Flato e dal 1939 Verdura ha aperto la sua Il proprio salone, dove clienti consolidati e esigenti cercavano i suoi gioielli in oro multicolore. Il nome di Verdura vive con meravigliosi gioielli che vengono creati oggi, sulla base dei suoi disegni originali.
Wayde van Niekerk trolls Arsenal after breaking the 400m world record to win Rio 2016 gold medal
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South African sprinter Van Niekerk stunned the rest of the men's 400m final athletes as he pulled away in lane eight to win the race by some margin and secure his country's first gold faux hermes shopping bag medal of the Rio Olympics, breaking Michael Johnson's 17 year old 400m world record in the process with an unrivalled time of 43.03 seconds.
The 24 year old Cape Town native admitted afterward that he spent the hours before his date with destiny watching the Premier League clash between Liverpool and Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, in what proved to be a thrilling encounter just as much as his 400m final was.
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To read David Foster Wallace was to feel your eyelids pulled open. Wallace offered his alive self cutting through our sleepy aquarium our standard TV, stores, political campaigns. You didn't slip into the books looking for story, information, but for a particular experience. The sensation, for a certain number of pages, of being David Foster Wallace.
He invented a new style and a new comedy. The style sharp, loaded with footnotes and asides was the unedited camera. The feed before the director in the van starts picking cuts and themes. The comedy was of a brain so big, careful and kind it kept tripping over its own lumps.
In stories and essays, Wallace was drawn to a conflict: How can you faux hermes clutch bag live well, and how do you do it without damaging other people, embarrassing yourself? This comedy was the difference between the benign airbrush we put to experience, and the messes we actually generate.
Reporting on a lobster festival, he didn't review the food, the crowds. His attention went to the shellfish in the pot. For all his humor, what seemed to interest and trouble Wallace was that no matter how wide we smile, there's always a little meat sticking to our teeth.
I spent a week interviewing Wallace, after the 1,000 page novel Infinite Jest made his name. He was faultlessly polite. He lived alone with two dogs. Wake the reader up to stuff that reader's been aware of all the time."
For someone whose trademark became brilliance, his sense of himself was modest, workmanlike. You give me 24 hours in a room by myself, alone? Then I can be really, really smart."
He talked about shyness, the "greasy thrill" of being famous "A little part of me likes it," he said, "but that part doesn't get to steer."
He talked about being lonely, the fear that his tussle "with burly, psychic self consciousness figures" might get so bad he'd do damage to himself.
He talked about a friend's unsuccessful try at suicide, how it scared him off. He laughed. "I just, just I knew that if anybody was fated to screw up a suicide attempt, it was me."
Well, faux hermes leather handbags he succeeded. When someone very gifted kills themselves, it's like the best student dropping out of high school. There's the tragedy, but it's set in a particular and personal fear: What are they seeing that we don't? The loss to his family is impossible to imagine. The loss to us is easy. Wallace's readers counted on him to go on, progressing distantly but alongside us, filing new reports every couple of months, helping us remember how smart we faux hermes bag prices were, inviting us into his crisper world.
Wallace's wife told police that he'd hanged himself. He was 46.
Wallace developed a cult following in the 1980s with his early works, but it was Infinite Jest that gained him widespread attention. The novel was set in the future, in an era of hyper commercialism. It revolved around a fictional film that was so entertaining, anyone who watched it could die because they wouldn't want to do anything but watch it.
Infinite Jest featured a massive cast of characters, sprawled across more than 1,000 pages. And there were hundreds of footnotes.
In 2005, Time magazine named Infinite Jest one of the 100 best English language novels since 1923. But Wallace told PBS's Charlie Rose that he found the attention a little strange.
"I didn't read a lot of the reviews, but a lot of positive ones seemed to misunderstand the book. I wanted it to be extraordinarily sad and not postmodern or fractured, and most of faux hermes shopping bag the reviewers that really liked it seemed to like it because it was funny, or it was erudite, or it was interestingly fractured," Wallace said.
To read David Foster Wallace was to feel your eyelids pulled open. Wallace offered his alive self cutting through our sleepy aquarium our standard TV, stores, political campaigns. You didn't slip into the books looking for story, information, but for a particular experience. The sensation, for a certain number of pages, of being David Foster Wallace.
He invented a new style and a new comedy. The style sharp, loaded with footnotes and asides was the unedited camera. The feed before the director in the van starts picking cuts and themes. The comedy was of a brain so big, careful and kind it kept tripping over its own lumps.
In stories and essays, Wallace was drawn to a conflict: How can you faux hermes clutch bag live well, and how do you do it without damaging other people, embarrassing yourself? This comedy was the difference between the benign airbrush we put to experience, and the messes we actually generate.
Reporting on a lobster festival, he didn't review the food, the crowds. His attention went to the shellfish in the pot. For all his humor, what seemed to interest and trouble Wallace was that no matter how wide we smile, there's always a little meat sticking to our teeth.
I spent a week interviewing Wallace, after the 1,000 page novel Infinite Jest made his name. He was faultlessly polite. He lived alone with two dogs. Wake the reader up to stuff that reader's been aware of all the time."
For someone whose trademark became brilliance, his sense of himself was modest, workmanlike. You give me 24 hours in a room by myself, alone? Then I can be really, really smart."
He talked about shyness, the "greasy thrill" of being famous "A little part of me likes it," he said, "but that part doesn't get to steer."
He talked about being lonely, the fear that his tussle "with burly, psychic self consciousness figures" might get so bad he'd do damage to himself.
He talked about a friend's unsuccessful try at suicide, how it scared him off. He laughed. "I just, just I knew that if anybody was fated to screw up a suicide attempt, it was me."
Well, faux hermes leather handbags he succeeded. When someone very gifted kills themselves, it's like the best student dropping out of high school. There's the tragedy, but it's set in a particular and personal fear: What are they seeing that we don't? The loss to his family is impossible to imagine. The loss to us is easy. Wallace's readers counted on him to go on, progressing distantly but alongside us, filing new reports every couple of months, helping us remember how smart we faux hermes bag prices were, inviting us into his crisper world.
Wallace's wife told police that he'd hanged himself. He was 46.
Wallace developed a cult following in the 1980s with his early works, but it was Infinite Jest that gained him widespread attention. The novel was set in the future, in an era of hyper commercialism. It revolved around a fictional film that was so entertaining, anyone who watched it could die because they wouldn't want to do anything but watch it.
Infinite Jest featured a massive cast of characters, sprawled across more than 1,000 pages. And there were hundreds of footnotes.
In 2005, Time magazine named Infinite Jest one of the 100 best English language novels since 1923. But Wallace told PBS's Charlie Rose that he found the attention a little strange.
"I didn't read a lot of the reviews, but a lot of positive ones seemed to misunderstand the book. I wanted it to be extraordinarily sad and not postmodern or fractured, and most of faux hermes shopping bag the reviewers that really liked it seemed to like it because it was funny, or it was erudite, or it was interestingly fractured," Wallace said.
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the limit for new Argonaut Jamal Campbell
He was tops among all draft eligible players in testing when offensive linemen were asked to run the 40, perform the three cone drill, execute the short shuttle, tops when vertical and broad jump were measured.
And yet, Jamal Campbell wouldn get drafted until the 22nd overall pick when the Argonauts grabbed the Toronto native with their third round pick.
Big, strong, athletic, Campbell has so much potential, so much learning, so enticing that no one really knows how high the ceiling is for this behemoth, a 6 foot 7, 300 pounder who played football at York.
When the Argos ran a mini camp for kids just before the start of the team main camp, Campbell thanked Colero for giving Campbell a chance to pursue football.
phenomenally talented, unbelievably athletic, great size, great motor, he nasty, said head coach Scott Milanovich of Campbell. got a long way to go, but I be surprised if that kid doesn become a player. awaits Campbell, he always remember that day when the Argos introduced him to the game.
was in Grade 11, said Campbell, a gentle giant. until that point, I played basketball my whole life. Argos want to bring football to areas not exposed to the sport, especially to inner city kids.
At Jefferys, Campbell remembers a pep rally that would get organized. Jefferys in Jane and Finch and that what they did, said Campbell. was the greatest opportunity. And without it, I wouldn be here and it feels even better to be drafted by the Toronto Argonauts. story is in its infancy stage, but it a story worth following if he able to realize all this potential so many envision.
His lack of experience is why questions abound, but Campbell works hard and he soaking everything up at camp.
He also lucky to have fellow York grads such as veterans Ricky Foley and Andre Durie to bounce ideas off and fellow rookie Chris Kolankowski, a fellow van cleef butterfly bracelet copy O lineman.
When he was exposed to football, Campbell admits he struggled.
I do, I want to be the best at it, he added. I told myself that I going with it, that what happened. was a 220 pound defensive end when he first strapped on the shoulder pads.
now 300 pounds. It been a long journey. reality, it just the beginning with a lot to learn, painful times that will test Campbell and ultimately make him better, both as a player and as a person.
At York, Campbell played at defensive end before making the switch two years ago.
When he looks around at camp, Campbell sees vintage alhambra bracelet replica some of the game elite offensive linemen in Josh Bourke, Chris Van Zeyl, players Campbell draws knowledge and inspiration.
blessed and so grateful, said Campbell. I can learn from these guys and bring to my game, it can only help me. York connection makes this experience even more surreal.
embraced me. I been leaning on these guys 100% and they been very helpful throughout the process, helping me understand my place on the team, what I need to do to make the team. aren expected to crack the lineup and Campbell is taking vca alhambra bracelet imitation it one day at a time.
goal is to get better each day, he added. it. I just want to be an asset to this team in any way I can. Whatever that means, that what I want to do. never minces words and he was blunt when asked to assess Campbell.
talented, said the veteran rush end. athletic. Right now, he the most athletic in the league. He really is. football, athleticism is measured in recovery.
moves, said Foley when describing recovery on the line. you get beat on a spin move, you overplayed the outside rush. You have to now recover and get back in front of your guy and spin. Very few guys can do that. Campbell, it about learning technique.
got everything, added Foley. just has to get dog in him. He needs to get his confidence and dog in him. He needs to get some Josh Bourke in him, some Chris Van Zeyl in him, some of that (bleep bleep) in him. He gets that and he be on his way for sure. York alumni, Foley and Durie commit part of their time for off season events at the university.
gracious kids, said Foley of Campbell and Kolankowski. definitely going to take them under our wing as much as I can but I can be too good because I got to go up against them.
definitely rooting for him and those guys more because it good for our program, it good for York. I just trying to prepare the guy mentally because once we start games, players will be going for his head. You need to get more of a killer instinct. HAPPY TO BE HERE
TJ Heath can tell you about each and every stop he made in the NFL, recall the many circumstances that led to teams signing him and then ultimately releasing him.
He not alone, Heath path to the CFL similar to the many players who eventually grow tired of the politics of the NFL, the lies, agenda, the double talk and the bad taste that can only be flushed away by playing.
It why he wanted to give the CFL a chance and why the Argos signed the defensive back as a free agent in May.
He was tops among all draft eligible players in testing when offensive linemen were asked to run the 40, perform the three cone drill, execute the short shuttle, tops when vertical and broad jump were measured.
And yet, Jamal Campbell wouldn get drafted until the 22nd overall pick when the Argonauts grabbed the Toronto native with their third round pick.
Big, strong, athletic, Campbell has so much potential, so much learning, so enticing that no one really knows how high the ceiling is for this behemoth, a 6 foot 7, 300 pounder who played football at York.
When the Argos ran a mini camp for kids just before the start of the team main camp, Campbell thanked Colero for giving Campbell a chance to pursue football.
phenomenally talented, unbelievably athletic, great size, great motor, he nasty, said head coach Scott Milanovich of Campbell. got a long way to go, but I be surprised if that kid doesn become a player. awaits Campbell, he always remember that day when the Argos introduced him to the game.
was in Grade 11, said Campbell, a gentle giant. until that point, I played basketball my whole life. Argos want to bring football to areas not exposed to the sport, especially to inner city kids.
At Jefferys, Campbell remembers a pep rally that would get organized. Jefferys in Jane and Finch and that what they did, said Campbell. was the greatest opportunity. And without it, I wouldn be here and it feels even better to be drafted by the Toronto Argonauts. story is in its infancy stage, but it a story worth following if he able to realize all this potential so many envision.
His lack of experience is why questions abound, but Campbell works hard and he soaking everything up at camp.
He also lucky to have fellow York grads such as veterans Ricky Foley and Andre Durie to bounce ideas off and fellow rookie Chris Kolankowski, a fellow van cleef butterfly bracelet copy O lineman.
When he was exposed to football, Campbell admits he struggled.
I do, I want to be the best at it, he added. I told myself that I going with it, that what happened. was a 220 pound defensive end when he first strapped on the shoulder pads.
now 300 pounds. It been a long journey. reality, it just the beginning with a lot to learn, painful times that will test Campbell and ultimately make him better, both as a player and as a person.
At York, Campbell played at defensive end before making the switch two years ago.
When he looks around at camp, Campbell sees vintage alhambra bracelet replica some of the game elite offensive linemen in Josh Bourke, Chris Van Zeyl, players Campbell draws knowledge and inspiration.
blessed and so grateful, said Campbell. I can learn from these guys and bring to my game, it can only help me. York connection makes this experience even more surreal.
embraced me. I been leaning on these guys 100% and they been very helpful throughout the process, helping me understand my place on the team, what I need to do to make the team. aren expected to crack the lineup and Campbell is taking vca alhambra bracelet imitation it one day at a time.
goal is to get better each day, he added. it. I just want to be an asset to this team in any way I can. Whatever that means, that what I want to do. never minces words and he was blunt when asked to assess Campbell.
talented, said the veteran rush end. athletic. Right now, he the most athletic in the league. He really is. football, athleticism is measured in recovery.
moves, said Foley when describing recovery on the line. you get beat on a spin move, you overplayed the outside rush. You have to now recover and get back in front of your guy and spin. Very few guys can do that. Campbell, it about learning technique.
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gracious kids, said Foley of Campbell and Kolankowski. definitely going to take them under our wing as much as I can but I can be too good because I got to go up against them.
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TJ Heath can tell you about each and every stop he made in the NFL, recall the many circumstances that led to teams signing him and then ultimately releasing him.
He not alone, Heath path to the CFL similar to the many players who eventually grow tired of the politics of the NFL, the lies, agenda, the double talk and the bad taste that can only be flushed away by playing.
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Basildon has a total of 492 empty homes, Castle Point 809 and Southend between 600 and 650, according to council figures.
Trevor Crowe, manager for Balgores estate agents in Basildon, explained the figures may be slightly skewed because more homes become empty in spring.
He said: "There tends to be a spike in the number of empty homes after winter, because more elderly people pass away and homes become empty.
"Many of these will be homes which have been inherited, where people can't afford to do them up.
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"But I have never known anyone in Essex to be involved in buy to leave. You have to pay council tax and maintenance on those properties while they just sit there.
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The National Housing Federation estimates 38,000 homes need to be built per year up to 2020 to meet demand in the region.
A total of 15,000 homes were built from 2011 15, creating a shortfall of 11,000.
The charity Shelter says emphasis needs to be on building.
Anne Baxendale, director of communications, policy and campaigns at Shelter, said: "Nobody wants to see homes left empty whilst we're in the midst of a housing crisis but sadly, even if every empty house in the country was put back into use it still wouldn't solve our housing shortage. For decades we simply haven't built enough homes, meaning costs have gone up and now millions of people are trapped in expensive and unstable private renting."
Gill Garwood, chief executive of Southend's homeless charity Harp, said: "As homelessness continues to increase, it is a shame there continues to be a large number of empty homes that could be put to good use, and could help prevent people from having to take to the streets.
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Basildon has a total of 492 empty homes, Castle Point 809 and Southend between 600 and 650, according to council figures.
Trevor Crowe, manager for Balgores estate agents in Basildon, explained the figures may be slightly skewed because more homes become empty in spring.
He said: "There tends to be a spike in the number of empty homes after winter, because more elderly people pass away and homes become empty.
"Many of these will be homes which have been inherited, where people can't afford to do them up.
"They could be homes where a number of family members inherit a home, and they have to work out what they're going to do with it.
"In some areas of London you have ultra rich people buying properties and leaving them empty to increase in value.
"But I have never known anyone in Essex to be involved in buy to leave. You have to pay council tax and maintenance on those properties while they just sit there.
"People only tend to leave a house empty here if they have to."
The National Housing Federation estimates 38,000 homes need to be built per year up to 2020 to meet demand in the region.
A total of 15,000 homes were built from 2011 15, creating a shortfall of 11,000.
The charity Shelter says emphasis needs to be on building.
Anne Baxendale, director of communications, policy and campaigns at Shelter, said: "Nobody wants to see homes left empty whilst we're in the midst of a housing crisis but sadly, even if every empty house in the country was put back into use it still wouldn't solve our housing shortage. For decades we simply haven't built enough homes, meaning costs have gone up and now millions of people are trapped in expensive and unstable private renting."
Gill Garwood, chief executive of Southend's homeless charity Harp, said: "As homelessness continues to increase, it is a shame there continues to be a large number of empty homes that could be put to good use, and could help prevent people from having to take to the streets.
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"One of our hostels, which was left empty, now houses up to 11 people who were once homeless and our Bradbury Day Centre and Night Shelter building was previously a derelict hotel.
"These are shining examples of what can be done when local councils work with the voluntary sector to enhance the local community. "The Bradbury Day Centre now provides help to over 1,000 people each year, who might be homeless or at risk of homelessness."
I'd like my council tax pounds to be spent investing in property and trade. The more property a council owns the less rich landlords profit and the more the council saves. But I'm sure there is a law that prevents public housing purchases, is that right?
Pessimism Comes With Age
I'd like my council tax pounds to be spent investing in property and trade. The more property a council owns the less rich landlords profit and the more the council saves. But I'm sure there is a law that prevents public housing purchases, is that right?
I spoke to Hawkwell Council yesterday and they have set up a company to purchase residential and commercial property. Southend BC should consider the same, there are at least 2 commercial units in Southend High St for sale, direct control by SBC would be a good start
Pessimism Comes With Age
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A spokeswoman for the practice said: "The Ravensbury Park Medical Centre has completed a substantial number of the actions necessary to meet the requirements outlined in the CQC inspection report, following their visit in January 2017.
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"We would like to reassure patients that although the CQC's inspection found a number of policies and procedures to be unsatisfactory, it did not find any instances of patients having come to harm.
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Deputy chief inspector of general practice at CQC, Ursula Gallagher, said: "We are placing Ravensbury Park Medical Centre into special measures. Services placed in special measures will be inspected again within six months.
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A spokeswoman for the practice said: "The Ravensbury Park Medical Centre has completed a substantial number of the actions necessary to meet the requirements outlined in the CQC inspection report, following their visit in January 2017.
"We are working to complete the remaining changes and are doing so on time with the schedule set by the CQC, supported by NHS England and the Merton Clinical Commissioning Group.
"We would like to reassure patients that although the CQC's inspection found a number of policies and procedures to be unsatisfactory, it did not find any instances of patients having come to harm.
"Patients can book appointments as normal while we work through this process."
Deputy chief inspector of general practice at CQC, Ursula Gallagher, said: "We are placing Ravensbury Park Medical Centre into special measures. Services placed in special measures will be inspected again within six months.
"The service will be kept under review and if needed could be escalated to urgent enforcement action. Where necessary, another inspection will be conducted within a further six months, and if there is not enough improvement we will move to close the service by adopting our proposal to remove this location or cancel the provider's registration.
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West Side aquifer still not capped a year after breach
By the time crews are ready to cap the out of control, breached aquifer in Vancouver West Side, as many as 365 days and estimated 615 million litres of groundwater could have gone down the drain.
Up to two faux hermes look alike bags million litres of water have gushed each day from a hole drilled in a residential lot last September by an inexperienced geothermal company. The accident sparked an evacuation order and fears that a sinkhole could swallow neighbouring multimillion dollar homes. It has cost the city an estimated $2.7 million, and counting.
City staff say it could be another month until the breach at 7084 Beechwood St. is capped. Once it is, the city and the province plan to recoup the cleanup costs from the property owner a variety of legal mechanisms, said Jag Sandhu, a city spokesman.
For the past six months, the unused groundwater has been routed through the sewer system to Metro Vancouver waste water treatment plant at Iona Island. There it is processed along with the other 516 million litres of waste water that reaches the plant each day.
The aquifer was breached Sept. 25, according to documents recently obtained by Postmedia in a freedom of information request.
City staff did not immediately have a sense of the faux hermes large bag magnitude of the problem, it appears from the documents, and their first cost estimate to resolve it weighed in at just $150,000 to $200,000.
But this was not the kind of problem staff normally deal with, as Pat Ryan, the city director of building code and policy, noted in an email sent shortly after the breach.
update on two issues that occurred this evening and are now resolved, Ryan wrote Sadhu Johnston, who had been acting as city manager for two weeks by that point. The first issue Ryan mentioned was a fire at a small apartment building. The second was the breached aquifer.
generator is set up for the pumps and all neighbours were notified, with the company remaining on site until they can stop the flow, he said.
But the company did not hang around for long, faux hermes classic bag Johnston later told Postmedia, stating that the out drillers fled the job site and then the country. In March, the residents of two neighbouring homes were issued evacuation faux hermes sling bag orders that remain in place, given lingering fears that attempts to cap the well could cause a sinkhole in the surrounding area. Assessment. epaper, Digital Access, Subscriber Rewards), please input your Print Newspaper subscription phone number and postal code.
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By the time crews are ready to cap the out of control, breached aquifer in Vancouver West Side, as many as 365 days and estimated 615 million litres of groundwater could have gone down the drain.
Up to two faux hermes look alike bags million litres of water have gushed each day from a hole drilled in a residential lot last September by an inexperienced geothermal company. The accident sparked an evacuation order and fears that a sinkhole could swallow neighbouring multimillion dollar homes. It has cost the city an estimated $2.7 million, and counting.
City staff say it could be another month until the breach at 7084 Beechwood St. is capped. Once it is, the city and the province plan to recoup the cleanup costs from the property owner a variety of legal mechanisms, said Jag Sandhu, a city spokesman.
For the past six months, the unused groundwater has been routed through the sewer system to Metro Vancouver waste water treatment plant at Iona Island. There it is processed along with the other 516 million litres of waste water that reaches the plant each day.
The aquifer was breached Sept. 25, according to documents recently obtained by Postmedia in a freedom of information request.
City staff did not immediately have a sense of the faux hermes large bag magnitude of the problem, it appears from the documents, and their first cost estimate to resolve it weighed in at just $150,000 to $200,000.
But this was not the kind of problem staff normally deal with, as Pat Ryan, the city director of building code and policy, noted in an email sent shortly after the breach.
update on two issues that occurred this evening and are now resolved, Ryan wrote Sadhu Johnston, who had been acting as city manager for two weeks by that point. The first issue Ryan mentioned was a fire at a small apartment building. The second was the breached aquifer.
generator is set up for the pumps and all neighbours were notified, with the company remaining on site until they can stop the flow, he said.
But the company did not hang around for long, faux hermes classic bag Johnston later told Postmedia, stating that the out drillers fled the job site and then the country. In March, the residents of two neighbouring homes were issued evacuation faux hermes sling bag orders that remain in place, given lingering fears that attempts to cap the well could cause a sinkhole in the surrounding area. Assessment. epaper, Digital Access, Subscriber Rewards), please input your Print Newspaper subscription phone number and postal code.
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Louis van Gaal has admitted he is worried about the threat Andy Carroll will pose when Manchester United faux hermes leather goods take on West Ham at Upton Park on Tuesday evening.
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Security Council Hears Briefings by Chairs of Subsidiary Bodies Concerning Islamic State
The Chairs of three terrorism related Security Council subsidiary bodies briefed members this morning, reporting on the activities of its Committee's concerning Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant/Al Qaida and associated groups, counter terrorism and sanctions.
Gerard van Bohemen (New Zealand), Chair of the Committee concerning Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL/Da'esh), Al Qaida and associated individuals, groups, undertakings and entities, said ISIL had lost control of some territory, and the destruction of significant parts of its oil infrastructure had led to a drop in its internal capacity to generate revenue. In response, the group was looking to increase its revenues through internal taxation, the smuggling of antiquities and kidnapping for ransom. While some foreign terrorist fighters returned from conflict zones disillusioned by what they had experienced, others returned radicalized, battle hardened and well networked.
He went on to warn that such fighters posed a van cleef green bracelet copy great risk to the wider international community. It was difficult to detect their travel because many used broken travel routes to and from conflict zones, which made it much harder to track them. ISIL affiliates were steadily gaining footholds in Libya, Afghanistan and Yemen, becoming increasingly important to the main group's survival. Noting that the movement of funds and fighters outside ISIL controlled territory provided an opportunity for Member States to detect and prevent its spreading further afield, he said that sanctions, when effectively targeted and implemented, could exert pressure on ISIL and its affiliates, preventing them from distributing funds and disrupting further attacks on civilian populations.
Council President Amr Abdellatif Aboulatta (Egypt) then briefed in his capacity as Chair of the Counter Terrorism Committee. "Terrorist groups continue to identify innovative funding methods, and the international community must be equipped with the tools to mount an effective response," he emphasized. The Counter Terrorism Committee had identified good practices in stemming the flow of foreign terrorist fighters while enhancing its cooperation with international and regional organizations. It was also developing new tools to facilitate dialogue among Member States on implementation of resolutions1373(2001) and1624(2005). Guiding principles identified at the Committee's recent special meeting included a focus on helping Member States with detecting, intervening and preventing the recruitment of foreign terrorist fighters, stopping their travel, as well as criminalizing, prosecuting and rehabilitating them, he said.
Romn Oyarzun Marchesi (Spain), Chair of the 1540Committee concerning non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, said that body had undertaken a steadily increasing number of measures in implementation of resolution1540(2004), but, given the varying capacities of Member States, that was a long term task, requiring continuous attention. ISIL had a chemical weapons programme and was drawing on available technology and materials to develop improvised devices. He warned that advances in science and technology posed a risk of misuse, despite their important humanitarian and economic benefits.
In the ensuing debate, Senegal's representative echoed that sentiment, noting that rapid advances in science and technology, as well as spreading globalization, enabled terrorists to gain access to weapons of mass destruction. He underscored the need to build on the momentum from a February meeting in Cte d'Ivoire on the implementation of resolution1540(2004) and to strengthen cooperation between the Council's subsidiary committees and the continent.
The Russian Federation's representative said the effectiveness of the three committees would determine the Security Council's future counter terrorism efforts. Smuggled artefacts, as well as oil and fighters, were traversing Turkey, he said, stressing that the international community must acknowledge those facts in order to overcome the common threat posed by ISIL.
Japan's representative said that countering the flow of foreign fighters and finances was of key importance in combating terrorism them, noting that his country had provided assistance to some countries in the form of fingerprint and facial recognition technology.
Venezuela's representative said the fight against terrorism should be conducted through international cooperation, with full respect for sovereignty and international law.
Angola's representative said that sanctions alone could not win the fight, emphasizing instead the imperative of strengthening international and local cooperation in seeking creative ways to launch an ideological effort against terrorism.
Also speaking today were representatives of China, United States, Uruguay, Malaysia, France, United Kingdom and Ukraine. The group had lost control of some territory, and the destruction of significant parts of its oil infrastructure had led to a drop in its internal revenue generation. In response, however, ISIL was looking to increase revenues through internal taxation, the smuggling of antiquities and kidnapping for ransom. As reported by the Monitoring Team, ISIL's centre of gravity was shifting, and the threat it posed was expanding geographically as its affiliates sprang van cleef and arpels copy bracelet up around the world. While some foreign terrorist fighters had returned from conflict zones disillusioned by what they had experienced, others returned radicalized, battle hardened and well networked, he said, warning that such fighters posed a great risk to the wider international community. It was also difficult to detect the travel of foreign terrorist fighters, he said, pointing out that many used broken travel routes to and from conflict zones, making it much harder to track them.
It was, therefore, essential that Member States share information to facilitate better detection and disruption of travel by foreign terrorist fighters, he continued. Furthermore, ISIL affiliates were steadily gaining footholds in Libya, Afghanistan and Yemen, becoming increasingly important to the main group's survival. It was crucial that Member States, particularly those neighbouring Iraq and Syria, exercise vigilance in implementing the 1267regime, he emphasized. The movement of funds and fighters outside ISIL controlled territory provided an opportunity for Member States to detect and prevent it from spreading further afield, he said. When effectively targeted and implemented, sanctions could exert pressure on ISIL and its affiliates, preventing the dispersal of funds and disrupting further attacks on civilian populations. Among other things, it was crucial that Member States engage with and provide updated information to the Monitoring Team and the 1267Committee on the nature of threats, listed individuals and entities.
AMR ABDELLATIF ABOULATTA (Egypt), Council President for May, spoke in his capacity as Chair of the Counter Terrorism Committee, established pursuant to resolution1373(2001), on threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.
Providing an overview of the Counter Terrorism Committee's recent activities, he said it had taken a wide range of actions to help Member States address pressing threats, including flows of foreign terrorist fighters. In addressing that threat, the Committee was developing new tools to facilitate dialogue among Member States on implementing resolutions1373(2001) and1624(2005). It had also identified gaps and good practices in stemming the flow of foreign terrorist fighters while enhancing cooperation with international and regional organizations. Guiding principles identified at the Committee's recent special meeting included a focus on helping Member States with detecting, intervening and preventing the recruitment of foreign terrorist fighters, stopping their travel, as well as criminalizing, prosecuting and rehabilitating them, he said. The Committee had presented the results of the related survey of Member States to the Security Council in January, he recalled.
Turning to the use of information and communications technologies for terrorist purposes, he said that a special meeting held in December2015 had considered ways to develop a multistakeholder approach. With support from the Counter Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED), it would hold another meeting to follow up on partnerships established with key private sector players. As new terrorist financing trends emerged, he said that disrupting those flows presented significant challenges to Member States. "Terrorist groups continue to identify innovative funding methods, and the international community, especially those Member States directly affected, must be equipped with the tools required to mount an effective response," he emphasized. To address that challenge, he said, the Counter Terrorism Committee would convene, in December, bracelet replica van cleef alhambra a joint meeting with the ISIL and Al Qaida Sanctions Committee, in which the Financial Action Task Force would also participate.
He went on to state that participants in a recent joint open briefing had discussed the possibility of granting national financial intelligence units access to personal information in order to ensure more effective sharing of social security and tax records subject to domestic laws. The Counter Terrorism Committee recognized that its effectiveness rested on how rapidly it carried out its work, he said, noting that it had been implementing measures to improve its responsiveness. As such, it had requested that the CTED present findings immediately following visits to Member States, most recently Ghana, Kenya, Sri Lanka and Iraq. The Committee had also met informally with Iraq, the donor community and technical assistance providers to discuss collective efforts to build that country's counter terrorism capacity, thereby marking a significant improvement from previous practices, he said.
ROMN OYARZUN MARCHESI (Spain), Chair of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution1540(2004) concerning the non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, said extreme violence was stronger than ever. Recent reports by the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) and discussions in the Council had proven that ISIL had a chemical weapons programme and was developing improvised devices, drawing on available technology and materials. The need to counter the constantly evolving nature of terrorism was complicated by rapid advances in science, technology and commerce, he said, warning that, despite their important humanitarian and economic benefits, they posed a risk of misuse that Member States must address.
Regarding implementation of resolution1540(2004), he noted that, since 2010, there had been a steady increase in the measures undertaken. Due to the varying capacities of Member States, it was clear that full implementation was a long term task, requiring continuous attention. In order to advance effective implementation, it was crucial that the Council further strengthen the Committee's direct interaction with Member States, he emphasized. Among other things, the increase in the development of voluntary national implementation action plans had proven to be important in engaging national stakeholders and improving their internal coordination.
The Committee needed to improve its assistance mechanism, he said, adding that it had decided to take a regional approach. In accordance with that decision, it had held a meeting in Addis Ababa, bringing African States together with providers to discuss the delivery of assistance. On outreach, he said that despite mandate related constraints, the Committee had enjoyed some remarkable successes. Visits to Member States and national round tables had proven successful in promoting the development of voluntary national implementation action plans, he said, highlighting the introduction of training courses for national 1540 points of contact as another innovation in outreach.
JULIO HELDER MOURA LUCAS (Angola) said the briefings had demonstrated the Council's dedication to addressing the pernicious challenge of terrorism. The return of foreign terrorist fighters from Syria posed a great risk to the international community while providing an opportunity to improve the impact of the 1267sanctions regime. However, sanctions alone could not win the fight, he said, emphasizing the imperative of strengthening international to local cooperation in order to find creative ways to launch an ideological effort to combat terrorism. Flows of foreign terrorist fighters and terrorist financing must end, he said, urging increased coordination among global and regional stakeholders. Saying he was worried about terrorists and other non State actors acquiring weapons of mass destruction, he voiced appreciation of the 1540Committee's efforts in that regard.
WU HAITAO (China) said his delegation appreciated the progress made in the three committees. ISIL and other terrorist forces posed a serious threat to the international community, which should use a number of means to counter them on the basis of nationally appropriate approaches. Sanctions lists should be kept up to date and efforts should remain in line with the work of the relevant committee. He noted the Counter Terrorism Committee's country visits, hosting of meetings and sharing of information on tackling the presence of terrorists on the Internet. The 1540Committee would soon focus on a comprehensive review, which would help to further strengthen the capacity of Member States to halt the proliferation of weapons among terrorist groups. It was also important to fight regional threats in all their forms, he said, noting that countermeasures should not target specific ethnicities or religions. Instead, a high intensity campaign must be undertaken to halt terrorism, he said, stressing that China would continue to support the work of the three committees.
EVGENY T. ZAGAYNOV (Russian Federation) said the effectiveness of the three committees would determine the Security Council's future counter terrorism efforts at a time when terrorist groups posed a grave threat. Most serious was ISIL, which had gained a foothold in Libya and other fragile countries. Implementation of the relevant resolutions remained the main problem, and a special responsibility rested with Member States that were neighbours of affected countries. Data demonstrated that smuggled artefacts, oil and fighters were taking routes that traversed Turkey, he said, emphasizing in that regard, that the international community must acknowledge those facts so as to be able to overcome the common threat posed by ISIL. Since the 1540Committee was visiting Member States and undertaking actions, including review of its efforts, it required fine tuning rather than radical changes, he said, stressing in that regard, that Member States could cooperate directly with the 1540Committee while avoiding duplicative efforts that would be detrimental to its work.
MICHELE SISON (United States) said that, despite the progress made in the fight against terrorism, more must be done in light of its spread around the world. Calling attention to the increasing number of terrorist fighters returning home, she said they posed significant problems for their respective societies, adding that it was clear that no country was immune, and calling upon all to take a unified approach. She emphasized the need for full implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions, saying that was central to counter terrorism efforts. On the Counter Terrorism Committee, she said the implementation of sanctions remained of key importance. She also stressed the need to generate international resources to identify the vulnerabilities of Member States. Turning to the work of the 1540Committee, she said the relevant resolution provided guidance on countering the activities of Da'esh and encouraged Member States to redouble their efforts.
HENRY ALFREDO SUREZ MORENO (Venezuela) said the fight against terrorism should be conducted through international cooperation, with sovereignty and international law taken into account, emphasizing that preventing terrorist financing and training was essential for progress. On ISIL, he noted that although the group was weaker, it remained a source of concern. While commending the work of the ISIL/Al Qaida Sanctions Committee, he stressed the importance of transparency and independence. Venezuela also supported the work of the 1373Committee on counter terrorism, he said, noting that its reports provided great guidance. It was crucial to dismantle the funding sources of terrorist organizations and to address the root causes of extremism, he said in conclusion.
YOSHIFUMI OKAMURA (Japan) said that, with the world facing frequent terrorist attacks, countering the flows of foreign terrorist fighters and finances was of key importance in combating them alongside full implementation of the relevant Council resolutions. Noting national advances in such areas as fingerprint and face recognition technology at borders and airports, he said that because terrorists exploited vulnerable countries lacking such capacities, Japan had provided some of them with assistance, including fingerprint readers that linked to identification databases. It had also taken measures to share information on terrorist finances at the national and regional levels, he said, emphasizing the links between terrorist activities and trafficking in drugs and human beings, as well as oil smuggling. With that in mind, any counter terrorism measures must also consider links with transnational organized crime. Non proliferation was also critical, he said, noting Japan's efforts to share knowledge in that regard.
GORGUI CISS (Senegal) said the timely briefings had taken place as violent terrorist attacks occurred worldwide. A multisectoral approach was needed to combat that trend, with resolution1540(2004) allowing a cohesive approach to facing terrorism around the world. Rapid advances in science and technology, as well as spreading globalization enabled terrorists to gain access to weapons of mass destruction, he said, recalling that February meeting in Cte d'Ivoire on the implementation of resolution1540(2004) had further advanced efforts across Africa. To building on that momentum, there was a need for continued and strengthened cooperation between the committees and the continent. There was also a need to bolster the sharing of information and intelligence so as to halt the recruitment of foreign terrorist fighters, he said, pointing out that they posed a real threat to origin, transit and destination countries. Better border control management was also necessary to address that problem without undermining the free circulation of goods and persons.
The Chairs of three terrorism related Security Council subsidiary bodies briefed members this morning, reporting on the activities of its Committee's concerning Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant/Al Qaida and associated groups, counter terrorism and sanctions.
Gerard van Bohemen (New Zealand), Chair of the Committee concerning Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL/Da'esh), Al Qaida and associated individuals, groups, undertakings and entities, said ISIL had lost control of some territory, and the destruction of significant parts of its oil infrastructure had led to a drop in its internal capacity to generate revenue. In response, the group was looking to increase its revenues through internal taxation, the smuggling of antiquities and kidnapping for ransom. While some foreign terrorist fighters returned from conflict zones disillusioned by what they had experienced, others returned radicalized, battle hardened and well networked.
He went on to warn that such fighters posed a van cleef green bracelet copy great risk to the wider international community. It was difficult to detect their travel because many used broken travel routes to and from conflict zones, which made it much harder to track them. ISIL affiliates were steadily gaining footholds in Libya, Afghanistan and Yemen, becoming increasingly important to the main group's survival. Noting that the movement of funds and fighters outside ISIL controlled territory provided an opportunity for Member States to detect and prevent its spreading further afield, he said that sanctions, when effectively targeted and implemented, could exert pressure on ISIL and its affiliates, preventing them from distributing funds and disrupting further attacks on civilian populations.
Council President Amr Abdellatif Aboulatta (Egypt) then briefed in his capacity as Chair of the Counter Terrorism Committee. "Terrorist groups continue to identify innovative funding methods, and the international community must be equipped with the tools to mount an effective response," he emphasized. The Counter Terrorism Committee had identified good practices in stemming the flow of foreign terrorist fighters while enhancing its cooperation with international and regional organizations. It was also developing new tools to facilitate dialogue among Member States on implementation of resolutions1373(2001) and1624(2005). Guiding principles identified at the Committee's recent special meeting included a focus on helping Member States with detecting, intervening and preventing the recruitment of foreign terrorist fighters, stopping their travel, as well as criminalizing, prosecuting and rehabilitating them, he said.
Romn Oyarzun Marchesi (Spain), Chair of the 1540Committee concerning non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, said that body had undertaken a steadily increasing number of measures in implementation of resolution1540(2004), but, given the varying capacities of Member States, that was a long term task, requiring continuous attention. ISIL had a chemical weapons programme and was drawing on available technology and materials to develop improvised devices. He warned that advances in science and technology posed a risk of misuse, despite their important humanitarian and economic benefits.
In the ensuing debate, Senegal's representative echoed that sentiment, noting that rapid advances in science and technology, as well as spreading globalization, enabled terrorists to gain access to weapons of mass destruction. He underscored the need to build on the momentum from a February meeting in Cte d'Ivoire on the implementation of resolution1540(2004) and to strengthen cooperation between the Council's subsidiary committees and the continent.
The Russian Federation's representative said the effectiveness of the three committees would determine the Security Council's future counter terrorism efforts. Smuggled artefacts, as well as oil and fighters, were traversing Turkey, he said, stressing that the international community must acknowledge those facts in order to overcome the common threat posed by ISIL.
Japan's representative said that countering the flow of foreign fighters and finances was of key importance in combating terrorism them, noting that his country had provided assistance to some countries in the form of fingerprint and facial recognition technology.
Venezuela's representative said the fight against terrorism should be conducted through international cooperation, with full respect for sovereignty and international law.
Angola's representative said that sanctions alone could not win the fight, emphasizing instead the imperative of strengthening international and local cooperation in seeking creative ways to launch an ideological effort against terrorism.
Also speaking today were representatives of China, United States, Uruguay, Malaysia, France, United Kingdom and Ukraine. The group had lost control of some territory, and the destruction of significant parts of its oil infrastructure had led to a drop in its internal revenue generation. In response, however, ISIL was looking to increase revenues through internal taxation, the smuggling of antiquities and kidnapping for ransom. As reported by the Monitoring Team, ISIL's centre of gravity was shifting, and the threat it posed was expanding geographically as its affiliates sprang van cleef and arpels copy bracelet up around the world. While some foreign terrorist fighters had returned from conflict zones disillusioned by what they had experienced, others returned radicalized, battle hardened and well networked, he said, warning that such fighters posed a great risk to the wider international community. It was also difficult to detect the travel of foreign terrorist fighters, he said, pointing out that many used broken travel routes to and from conflict zones, making it much harder to track them.
It was, therefore, essential that Member States share information to facilitate better detection and disruption of travel by foreign terrorist fighters, he continued. Furthermore, ISIL affiliates were steadily gaining footholds in Libya, Afghanistan and Yemen, becoming increasingly important to the main group's survival. It was crucial that Member States, particularly those neighbouring Iraq and Syria, exercise vigilance in implementing the 1267regime, he emphasized. The movement of funds and fighters outside ISIL controlled territory provided an opportunity for Member States to detect and prevent it from spreading further afield, he said. When effectively targeted and implemented, sanctions could exert pressure on ISIL and its affiliates, preventing the dispersal of funds and disrupting further attacks on civilian populations. Among other things, it was crucial that Member States engage with and provide updated information to the Monitoring Team and the 1267Committee on the nature of threats, listed individuals and entities.
AMR ABDELLATIF ABOULATTA (Egypt), Council President for May, spoke in his capacity as Chair of the Counter Terrorism Committee, established pursuant to resolution1373(2001), on threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts.
Providing an overview of the Counter Terrorism Committee's recent activities, he said it had taken a wide range of actions to help Member States address pressing threats, including flows of foreign terrorist fighters. In addressing that threat, the Committee was developing new tools to facilitate dialogue among Member States on implementing resolutions1373(2001) and1624(2005). It had also identified gaps and good practices in stemming the flow of foreign terrorist fighters while enhancing cooperation with international and regional organizations. Guiding principles identified at the Committee's recent special meeting included a focus on helping Member States with detecting, intervening and preventing the recruitment of foreign terrorist fighters, stopping their travel, as well as criminalizing, prosecuting and rehabilitating them, he said. The Committee had presented the results of the related survey of Member States to the Security Council in January, he recalled.
Turning to the use of information and communications technologies for terrorist purposes, he said that a special meeting held in December2015 had considered ways to develop a multistakeholder approach. With support from the Counter Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED), it would hold another meeting to follow up on partnerships established with key private sector players. As new terrorist financing trends emerged, he said that disrupting those flows presented significant challenges to Member States. "Terrorist groups continue to identify innovative funding methods, and the international community, especially those Member States directly affected, must be equipped with the tools required to mount an effective response," he emphasized. To address that challenge, he said, the Counter Terrorism Committee would convene, in December, bracelet replica van cleef alhambra a joint meeting with the ISIL and Al Qaida Sanctions Committee, in which the Financial Action Task Force would also participate.
He went on to state that participants in a recent joint open briefing had discussed the possibility of granting national financial intelligence units access to personal information in order to ensure more effective sharing of social security and tax records subject to domestic laws. The Counter Terrorism Committee recognized that its effectiveness rested on how rapidly it carried out its work, he said, noting that it had been implementing measures to improve its responsiveness. As such, it had requested that the CTED present findings immediately following visits to Member States, most recently Ghana, Kenya, Sri Lanka and Iraq. The Committee had also met informally with Iraq, the donor community and technical assistance providers to discuss collective efforts to build that country's counter terrorism capacity, thereby marking a significant improvement from previous practices, he said.
ROMN OYARZUN MARCHESI (Spain), Chair of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution1540(2004) concerning the non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, said extreme violence was stronger than ever. Recent reports by the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) and discussions in the Council had proven that ISIL had a chemical weapons programme and was developing improvised devices, drawing on available technology and materials. The need to counter the constantly evolving nature of terrorism was complicated by rapid advances in science, technology and commerce, he said, warning that, despite their important humanitarian and economic benefits, they posed a risk of misuse that Member States must address.
Regarding implementation of resolution1540(2004), he noted that, since 2010, there had been a steady increase in the measures undertaken. Due to the varying capacities of Member States, it was clear that full implementation was a long term task, requiring continuous attention. In order to advance effective implementation, it was crucial that the Council further strengthen the Committee's direct interaction with Member States, he emphasized. Among other things, the increase in the development of voluntary national implementation action plans had proven to be important in engaging national stakeholders and improving their internal coordination.
The Committee needed to improve its assistance mechanism, he said, adding that it had decided to take a regional approach. In accordance with that decision, it had held a meeting in Addis Ababa, bringing African States together with providers to discuss the delivery of assistance. On outreach, he said that despite mandate related constraints, the Committee had enjoyed some remarkable successes. Visits to Member States and national round tables had proven successful in promoting the development of voluntary national implementation action plans, he said, highlighting the introduction of training courses for national 1540 points of contact as another innovation in outreach.
JULIO HELDER MOURA LUCAS (Angola) said the briefings had demonstrated the Council's dedication to addressing the pernicious challenge of terrorism. The return of foreign terrorist fighters from Syria posed a great risk to the international community while providing an opportunity to improve the impact of the 1267sanctions regime. However, sanctions alone could not win the fight, he said, emphasizing the imperative of strengthening international to local cooperation in order to find creative ways to launch an ideological effort to combat terrorism. Flows of foreign terrorist fighters and terrorist financing must end, he said, urging increased coordination among global and regional stakeholders. Saying he was worried about terrorists and other non State actors acquiring weapons of mass destruction, he voiced appreciation of the 1540Committee's efforts in that regard.
WU HAITAO (China) said his delegation appreciated the progress made in the three committees. ISIL and other terrorist forces posed a serious threat to the international community, which should use a number of means to counter them on the basis of nationally appropriate approaches. Sanctions lists should be kept up to date and efforts should remain in line with the work of the relevant committee. He noted the Counter Terrorism Committee's country visits, hosting of meetings and sharing of information on tackling the presence of terrorists on the Internet. The 1540Committee would soon focus on a comprehensive review, which would help to further strengthen the capacity of Member States to halt the proliferation of weapons among terrorist groups. It was also important to fight regional threats in all their forms, he said, noting that countermeasures should not target specific ethnicities or religions. Instead, a high intensity campaign must be undertaken to halt terrorism, he said, stressing that China would continue to support the work of the three committees.
EVGENY T. ZAGAYNOV (Russian Federation) said the effectiveness of the three committees would determine the Security Council's future counter terrorism efforts at a time when terrorist groups posed a grave threat. Most serious was ISIL, which had gained a foothold in Libya and other fragile countries. Implementation of the relevant resolutions remained the main problem, and a special responsibility rested with Member States that were neighbours of affected countries. Data demonstrated that smuggled artefacts, oil and fighters were taking routes that traversed Turkey, he said, emphasizing in that regard, that the international community must acknowledge those facts so as to be able to overcome the common threat posed by ISIL. Since the 1540Committee was visiting Member States and undertaking actions, including review of its efforts, it required fine tuning rather than radical changes, he said, stressing in that regard, that Member States could cooperate directly with the 1540Committee while avoiding duplicative efforts that would be detrimental to its work.
MICHELE SISON (United States) said that, despite the progress made in the fight against terrorism, more must be done in light of its spread around the world. Calling attention to the increasing number of terrorist fighters returning home, she said they posed significant problems for their respective societies, adding that it was clear that no country was immune, and calling upon all to take a unified approach. She emphasized the need for full implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions, saying that was central to counter terrorism efforts. On the Counter Terrorism Committee, she said the implementation of sanctions remained of key importance. She also stressed the need to generate international resources to identify the vulnerabilities of Member States. Turning to the work of the 1540Committee, she said the relevant resolution provided guidance on countering the activities of Da'esh and encouraged Member States to redouble their efforts.
HENRY ALFREDO SUREZ MORENO (Venezuela) said the fight against terrorism should be conducted through international cooperation, with sovereignty and international law taken into account, emphasizing that preventing terrorist financing and training was essential for progress. On ISIL, he noted that although the group was weaker, it remained a source of concern. While commending the work of the ISIL/Al Qaida Sanctions Committee, he stressed the importance of transparency and independence. Venezuela also supported the work of the 1373Committee on counter terrorism, he said, noting that its reports provided great guidance. It was crucial to dismantle the funding sources of terrorist organizations and to address the root causes of extremism, he said in conclusion.
YOSHIFUMI OKAMURA (Japan) said that, with the world facing frequent terrorist attacks, countering the flows of foreign terrorist fighters and finances was of key importance in combating them alongside full implementation of the relevant Council resolutions. Noting national advances in such areas as fingerprint and face recognition technology at borders and airports, he said that because terrorists exploited vulnerable countries lacking such capacities, Japan had provided some of them with assistance, including fingerprint readers that linked to identification databases. It had also taken measures to share information on terrorist finances at the national and regional levels, he said, emphasizing the links between terrorist activities and trafficking in drugs and human beings, as well as oil smuggling. With that in mind, any counter terrorism measures must also consider links with transnational organized crime. Non proliferation was also critical, he said, noting Japan's efforts to share knowledge in that regard.
GORGUI CISS (Senegal) said the timely briefings had taken place as violent terrorist attacks occurred worldwide. A multisectoral approach was needed to combat that trend, with resolution1540(2004) allowing a cohesive approach to facing terrorism around the world. Rapid advances in science and technology, as well as spreading globalization enabled terrorists to gain access to weapons of mass destruction, he said, recalling that February meeting in Cte d'Ivoire on the implementation of resolution1540(2004) had further advanced efforts across Africa. To building on that momentum, there was a need for continued and strengthened cooperation between the committees and the continent. There was also a need to bolster the sharing of information and intelligence so as to halt the recruitment of foreign terrorist fighters, he said, pointing out that they posed a real threat to origin, transit and destination countries. Better border control management was also necessary to address that problem without undermining the free circulation of goods and persons.
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