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Exposició al Born Centre Cultural sobre el projecte "Cinc sentències de mort", de Josep Benet. Text explicatiu de l'exposició: "Durant la dictadura era impossible accedir a la documentació necessària i el projecte va quedar aparcat, però no oblidat. Ja en plena democràcia el llibre es va acabar convertint en cinc. Un per a cadascun d'aquells homes. Aquesta exposició vol ser un doble homenatge als cinc executats i a Josep Benet, personalitat clau en la lluita per la recuperació de les llibertats de Catalunya".
Lluís Companys i Jover
Manuel Carrasco i Formiguera
Joan Peiró i Belis
Carles Rahola i Llorens
Domènec Latorre i Solé
Meriden, CT - Last month, former dentist Jeffrey Krahling was sentenced to 7-15 years in prison for sexual assault, child pornography, and intimidating a witness. t.co/MNaJKGM9oi (via Twitter twitter.com/LegalHerald/status/1077277978030206976)
here, the romans hold the meeting to decide the fate of Jesus, followed by Jesus's "beating" (doesnt happen, but the bloody body is shortly revealed).
B.C. welcomes Bail and Sentencing Reform Act receiving royal assent
Niki Sharma, Attorney General, and Nina Krieger, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, have released the following statements about the federal Bill C-14 (Bail and Sentencing Reform Act) becoming law:
Sharma said:
“Today, Bill C-14, the Bail and Sentencing Reform Act, received royal assent. This new law addresses reforms B.C. has been advocating for to better align Canada’s bail and sentencing guidelines with real-world experiences, particularly the pattern of repeat offending, the dynamics of intimate-partner violence and the need for meaningful consequences for disrespecting the law.
“I am especially encouraged by changes to reverse-onus bail provisions, one of B.C.’s top priorities in our proposals to the federal government. Too many families in British Columbia have experienced devastating loss because of repeat violence. These changes will help better protect people before harm occurs.
“In cases involving choking, suffocation or strangulation, the burden is now on the accused to justify whether they should be released on bail, rather than on prosecutors to argue for detention. The new law also closes a gap that allowed some convicted offenders to reoffend again while out on bail awaiting sentencing. Together, these changes are an important step toward better protecting people, especially victims of intimate-partner violence, and communities impacted by repeat offending.
“This progress reflects sustained collaboration with our federal partners and the advocacy of provinces, territories and communities. I want to thank federal Justice Minister Sean Fraser and his office for their willingness to work with us and listen to the priorities that are important to the people of B.C.
“This is an important step forward, but we know police and prosecutors need more tools to keep B.C. safe. We look forward to the federal government advancing Bill C-16, the Protecting Victims Act, as soon as possible so we can continue protecting vulnerable people and communities.”
Krieger said:
“I am pleased that Bill C-14, the Bail and Sentencing Reform Act, has received royal assent as it is an important step in keeping repeat offenders off our streets.
“For years, our government has been advocating for meaningful changes to the Criminal Code to address serious issues, such as repeat violent offending, extortion, organized retail theft and harms to businesses and critical infrastructure. Today, those efforts have resulted in stronger tools for the justice system and law enforcement officers to better protect communities and hold to account people committing these crimes.
“These reforms respond directly to the concerns raised by local governments, the business community and the people of British Columbia who have been calling for tougher measures to address crime and improve public safety. While there is still more work to do, I want to thank the federal government for passing Bill C-14 and Attorney General Sharma for her advocacy.
“Our government remains committed to doing everything possible to make B.C. communities safe. With stronger consequences for people who repeatedly flout the law, we’re making important strides toward safer streets throughout B.C. and Canada, and restoring confidence in our justice system.”
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2026AG0040-000711
Sentence: Im not afraid of failing - The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.
Fonts:
- Wickhop Handwriting (http://www.fontspace.com/wickhop/wickhop-handwriting)
- Spirits Regular (http://www.1001freefonts.com/SpiritsRegular.php)
I tried to make the text look weird and 'out of place', to imply that the writer doesn't care if it's wrong, they're not afraid of the consequences. I tried to make the word 'afraid' fade into the background a little, this re-enforced the idea that they're 'NOT!' afraid. I left every other word gray because I didn't want the main focus to be on those words. The background was suppose to symbolize someone's exam or assignment, so because they got a F for it, they wanted to respond to it. Which is why I chose a handwriting font.
Exposició al Born Centre Cultural sobre el projecte "Cinc sentències de mort", de Josep Benet. Text explicatiu de l'exposició: "Durant la dictadura era impossible accedir a la documentació necessària i el projecte va quedar aparcat, però no oblidat. Ja en plena democràcia el llibre es va acabar convertint en cinc. Un per a cadascun d'aquells homes. Aquesta exposició vol ser un doble homenatge als cinc executats i a Josep Benet, personalitat clau en la lluita per la recuperació de les llibertats de Catalunya".
Lluís Companys i Jover
Manuel Carrasco i Formiguera
Joan Peiró i Belis
Carles Rahola i Llorens
Domènec Latorre i Solé
Exposició al Born Centre Cultural sobre el projecte "Cinc sentències de mort", de Josep Benet. Text explicatiu de l'exposició: "Durant la dictadura era impossible accedir a la documentació necessària i el projecte va quedar aparcat, però no oblidat. Ja en plena democràcia el llibre es va acabar convertint en cinc. Un per a cadascun d'aquells homes. Aquesta exposició vol ser un doble homenatge als cinc executats i a Josep Benet, personalitat clau en la lluita per la recuperació de les llibertats de Catalunya".
Lluís Companys i Jover
Manuel Carrasco i Formiguera
Joan Peiró i Belis
Carles Rahola i Llorens
Domènec Latorre i Solé
The students wrote one sentence using only pictographs. The sentences did not need to have 100% translation into English, but must be basically grammatically correct. They then wrote an essay on the history of pictographs, their uses both in ancient times and today, and why they were used.
“Whereas it hath been represented unto us by the Reverend James John Hornby Rector of Winwick in the County of Lancaster and our Diocese of Chester That the Inhabitants of the Brynn and Garswood ends of the Township if Ashton-in-Makerfield in the Parish of Winwick in the said County being very much in want of a Convenient Chapel for the Public Worship of Almighty God according to the Liturgy of the United Church of England and Ireland a new Church has been erected and built on part of a piece or parcel of Land situate in the Township of Ashton aforesaid and conveyed by a certain Indenture of Bargain and Sale bearing date the first day of November in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty seven and since duly enrolled in her Majesty's High Court of Chancery by Robert Barlow James Aspinall Thomas Aspinall and Margaret Aspinall therein respectively described To the Reverend James Slade The Reverend Henry John Gunning The Reverend Edmund Sibson The Honourable and Reverend Horace Powys and the Reverend Frank George Hopwood Upon the trusts therein mentioned and the residue of the said piece or parcel of Land hath been enclosed as a Cemetery for the Burial of the dead which said last mentioned piece of Ground contains one thousand seven hundred superficial square yards.
And whereas the said new Church has been finished and prepared for performance of divine Service and of Holy Offices therein,
And whereas The Reverend James John Hornby Clerk rector of the said Church of Winwick hath signified to us his intention of Endowing the said Church with the annual sum of Fifty pounds to be paid together with* the Pew rents as hereinafter mentioned to the Minister of the said Church for the time being. And we are now petitioned to consecrate the same accordingly.
We therefore proceeding in the Episcopal Authority belonging to us by Law and usage and first calling upon the most High God of Heaven and Earth Father Son and Holy Ghost for a Blessing upon our present purpose do hereby dedicate this building to the Worship of Almighty God according to the Liturgy and usages of the United Church of England and Ireland and we also set apart the Ground attached thereto as a Cemetery or place of Burial for the dead. And we consecrate this Church by the name of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Ashton-in-Makerfield in the Parish of Winwick in the County of Lancaster and separate it and the land attached thereto from all common and ordinary uses to remain from this time Holy Ground by virtue of this Sentence. And we further decree that the Maintenance of the Minister of the said Church the appointment of Wardens and other Officers the regulation of Pews and Pew rents shall be in accordance with the rules laid down in the Schedule hereto annexed.**
This Sentence of Consecration was openly read and promulg[at]ed upon Thursday the seventh day of June in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty eight- \ [signed “J B, Chester”] In the presence of – [signatures of Chancellor of Chester, Rector of Winwick, Incumbent Minister HH Sherlock, Rector of Wigan etc].
*Additional text, partially illegible, evidently inserted here at some later time: “And whereas its is intended that the Brynn and Garswood ends [? of the township]...”.
**“Schedule referred to in the annexed Sentence of Consecration....-
That Thomas Clough and Henry Shaw be the first Wardens of the said Church;
That two fit and proper persons be appointed to Act as Churchwardens and two other fit and proper persons be appointed to Act as Sidesmen of the said Church yearly on Tuesday in Easter Week, one Churchwarden and one Sidesman to be chosen by the Incumbent for the time being of the said Church and the other Churchwarden and Sidesman by the holders of Pews of the said Church...”.
(The document then outlines the responsibilities of the aforementioned officers as to receipt of pew-rents, church maintenance, observance of “good order and decent behaviour” by congregation; reservation of pews numbered 41 and 62, and of certain other seats, for the free use of, respectively, the Minister and his family and “the Poor of the Brynn and Garswood end of the Township”; amounts payable (and timing/variation of payments) in respect of other seats and pews; allocation of pew rents for remuneration of clerk, sexton, organist etc; keeping of registers of baptisms, marriages and burials, with copies to be provided to the Rector Winwick “in order that they may be registered in the Register Books of the Parish Church of Winwick”; “fees for churchings burials and other ecclesiastical services” at Holy Trinity to be paid to the Incumbent and sexton thereof “and not to the Incumbent clerk or Sexton of the said Parish of Winwick or of the Chapel of Ashton”; liability of Incumbent to make customary payments to Bishop at Easter and “at every Triennial or Ordinary Episcopal Visitation”. A line in different handwriting, evidently included as an afterthought, says that “the Rector of Winwick for the time being shall be the Patron and have the [power?] of nominating a Minister to the said Church”.)
As reported in the 18 June 1838 edition of The Manchester Guardian (reprinted from The Wigan Gazette): “On Thursday afternoon the Lord Bishop of the Diocese consecrated a church lately erected at Downall-green, and also the Churchyard, in the presence of the Clergy of the neighbourhood including the Rev J J Hornby Rector of Winwick and the Rev H J Gunning, Rector of Wigan, and a congregation of respectable persons, who appeared deeply interested in the ceremony”.
Image from the copy at Wigan Archives ref. DP2/2559/27.
⚡️ “Former Tang Soo Do Karate College instructor sentenced for sex abuse” t.co/5tJNxnhlv0 (via Twitter twitter.com/LegalHerald/status/1086405182018240512)
title: "Juan Year Sentenced"
photographer: Xley Miguel
This photo of the Philippine flag, crumpled and imprisoned in a cage, was taken last July 2008. It depicts a nation's freedom in question.
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Are we really that free as a nation? or do we just go through the motions?
Ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I will not put.
Winston Churchill
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UNITED KINGDOM, London 23 May 2022. Imran Ahmed Khan, Formerly Conservative MP for Wakefield, arrives at Southwark Crown Court for sentence. Khan was convicted of molesting a 15 year old boy. Chrispin Blunt, MP for Reigate, has stated that Khan didn't get fair trial and remains in support of Khan. Some MPs have called for his Whip to be removed Credit: Ryan Jenkinson / Story Picture Agency
I take this shot from dvd cover that I am about to watch. As I recall, it is one great but sad movie . Besides, I just heard the news that my favorite designer, Alexander McQueen was found dead =( He committed suicide at his flat in London just a week after his mother die/ the first day of NYC fashion week/ few days before the start of London fashion week / a month before he will launch his new collection at Paris fashion week. RIP McQueen
P.S. I usually don't care much about fashion designer, but he is one of few designers that I follow
Sentence of Marriage by Shayne Parkinson (Kindle)
This is the first book in the three-volume “Promises to Keep”.
“I won’t have her forced,” Jack said. “Let her decide for herself.”
Amy knew her father meant it. She could say no if she wanted. But this marriage would make everything all right. They could put all the trouble she had caused behind them. Everyone would be happy again. Everyone except her.
In nineteenth century New Zealand, a farm girl like Amy has few choices for. Her life seems mapped out for her by the time she is twelve. She dreams of an exciting life in the world beyond her narrow boundaries. But her life changes forever through the two people who come to the farm from outside the valley. Amy learns the high cost of making the wrong choice.
Exposició al Born Centre Cultural sobre el projecte "Cinc sentències de mort", de Josep Benet. Text explicatiu de l'exposició: "Durant la dictadura era impossible accedir a la documentació necessària i el projecte va quedar aparcat, però no oblidat. Ja en plena democràcia el llibre es va acabar convertint en cinc. Un per a cadascun d'aquells homes. Aquesta exposició vol ser un doble homenatge als cinc executats i a Josep Benet, personalitat clau en la lluita per la recuperació de les llibertats de Catalunya".
Lluís Companys i Jover
Manuel Carrasco i Formiguera
Joan Peiró i Belis
Carles Rahola i Llorens
Domènec Latorre i Solé
Shi Tao is serving a 10-year sentence in China on charges of "leaking state secrets abroad." Shi worked as an editor for Dangdai Shang Bao (Contemporary Trade News), a newspaper in the city of Changsha, in Hunan Province. He also wrote essays calling for political reform that were posted on overseas news Web sites that are banned in China.
He was arrested in November 2004 for posting notes from a directive issued by China's Propaganda Department that instructed the media how to cover the 15th anniversary of the military crackdown in Tiananmen Square. Shi's appeal was rejected in June. His mother has filed for a review of the appeal, charging "serious procedural defects."
Shi's imprisonment highlights the Chinese government's intense efforts to control the Internet, the only alternative to China's officially sanctioned print and broadcast media. The government monitors Internet content, blocks Web sites, requires bloggers to register their identities, and solicits the help of companies doing business in China. In this case, the U.S. Internet giant Yahoo helped authorities identify Shi through his e-mail account.