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BMW Clubs' World 3/13
www.bmw-clubs-international.com | BMW Clubs’ World | 11th year | Edition 3 | August 2013 BMW Clubs’ World 3/13 BMW Clubs International Council Newsletter BMW MOTORRAD DAYS 2013 BMW MOA 30TH INTERNATIONAL 40 YEARS BMW INTERNATIONAL BMW COUPÉ MEETING DINGOLFING PLANT RALLY 2013 EditoRIAL Dear BMW Club members, Every now and then the time is right for a few moments of reflec- tion. One of these times is now, as I prepare to stand down from my 17 years’ involvement with the Council and the last 10 years as its Chairman. Along the way there have been many memorable moments. These include events such as the IAA in Frankfurt, Techno Clas- sica, the Mille Miglia, the Villa D’Este Concorso, and of course BMW Motorrad Days. And I think not just of the events, but often the drives to get there. Be it through the scenery of Bavaria and northern Italy, across Death Valley, along the coast near Cape Town or the pristine beauty of New Zealand’s South Island. Events and Council meetings themselves invoke many fond memories, from a unique dinner on the 50 yard line in the Skydome in Toronto, to a boisterous beer or three in the beer tents at several Oktoberfests in Munich. But one factor remained constant, wherever I was, and whatever I was doing, I was sharing the ex- perience with BMW friends. I have always said clubs are not formed by cars or motorcycles, but by people – passionate and enthusiastic BMW owners. I have had the pleasure of meeting numerous members from clubs throughout the world as well as from the BMW corporate family. -
Pakistan Link (Pdf; 973Kb)
Pakistan Link The Largest Circulated Pakistani-American Newspaper in North America VOL. 23/22 - 21 Rajab 1434 H Friday, May 31, 2013 US & Canada $1.00 PAGE 10 PAGE 11 PAGE 15 Strategic Pak- PML-F Accepts Altaf Revamps For news, Invitation to Join Committee in updated round China Economic the clock, visit Corridor Government Cleansing Exercise www.PakistanLink.com Nawaz to Keep Foreign, Sindh, KPK Assembly Defense Portfolios Energy Crisis Is First Priority Members Take Oath Kkarachi/Peshawar: The newly Islamabad: Prime Minister-elect Lahore: At a PML-N par- elected members of Sindh and Khy- Nawaz Sharif will oversee the sensi- ty meeting at his Raiwind ber Pakhtunkhwa assemblies took tive foreign and defense portfolios residence on Wednesday , oath of membership Wednesday in as he seeks to forge a working part- Prime Minister-in-waiting inaugural session of the houses in nership with the all-powerful mili- Mian Nawaz Sharif as- Karachi and Peshawar. tary in the early days of his tenure, sured the nation that the A number of newly elected mem- sources said on Tuesday. energy crisis was his par- bers of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assem- Sharif, ousted in a bloodless ty’s first priority, He said bly, including PTI-nominee for the military coup in 1999, has decided that after assuming power Chief Minister Pervez Khattak were not to appoint defense and foreign his government would do present in the provincial assembly in ministers in the cabinet he is put- its utmost to bring an end Peshawar. ting together. Instead, he will select to unannounced load- Speaking to the media outside a retired civil servant as an adviser shedding in the country. -
Financing Border Wars: the Border Industry, Its Financiers and Human
BORDER WARS BRIEFING — April 2021 FINANCING BORDER WARS The border industry, its financiers and human rights envelopeSubscribe to our newsletter: www.tni.org/en/subscribe or scan the QR code: AUTHORS: Mark Akkerman EDITORS: Nick Buxton, Niamh ni Bhriain, Josephine Valeske COPYEDITOR: Deborah Eade DESIGN: Evan Clayburg PHOTOS: Todd Miller (front cover, p32), Laura Saunders (p18), Transnational Migrant Platform (p22), Adam J.W.C./Wikimedia (p43), Tony Webster/Flickr, CC-by-2.0 (p60) Co-published by Transnational Institute and Stop Wapenhandel March 2021 Contents of the report may be quoted or reproduced for non-commercial purposes, provided that the source of information is properly cited. TNI would appreciate receiving a copy or link of the text in which this document is used or cited. Please note that for some images the copyright may lie elsewhere and copyright conditions of those images should be based on the copyright terms of the original source. http://www.tni.org/copyright ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: A big thanks to Oscar Reyes, Brid Brennan, Chris Jones and Norma Fötsch for their valuable input and comments that fed into the report. CONTENTS Executive summary 1 Introduction 7 Border industry 8 – Border security 8 – Biometrics and smart walls 10 – Deportations 11 – Detentions 12 – Advisory and audit services 12 – Industry lobbying and influence 15 Global border industry 16 Financing the border industrial complex 18 – Asset-manager capitalism 19 – Who owns the border industrial complex? 20 – State ownership 20 Border security and human rights -
BMW Clubs' World 3/13
www.bmw-clubs-international.com | BMW Clubs’ World | 11th year | Edition 3 | August 2013 BMW Clubs’ World 3/13 BMW Clubs International Council Newsletter BMW MOTORRAD DAYS 2013 BMW MOA 30TH INTERNATIONAL 40 YEARS BMW INTERNATIONAL BMW COUPÉ MEETING DINGOLFING PLANT RALLY 2013 EditoRIAL Dear BMW Club members, Every now and then the time is right for a few moments of reflec- tion. One of these times is now, as I prepare to stand down from my 17 years’ involvement with the Council and the last 10 years as its Chairman. Along the way there have been many memorable moments. These include events such as the IAA in Frankfurt, Techno Clas- sica, the Mille Miglia, the Villa D’Este Concorso, and of course BMW Motorrad Days. And I think not just of the events, but often the drives to get there. Be it through the scenery of Bavaria and northern Italy, across Death Valley, along the coast near Cape Town or the pristine beauty of New Zealand’s South Island. Events and Council meetings themselves invoke many fond memories, from a unique dinner on the 50 yard line in the Skydome in Toronto, to a boisterous beer or three in the beer tents at several Oktoberfests in Munich. But one factor remained constant, wherever I was, and whatever I was doing, I was sharing the ex- perience with BMW friends. I have always said clubs are not formed by cars or motorcycles, but by people – passionate and enthusiastic BMW owners. I have had the pleasure of meeting numerous members from clubs throughout the world as well as from the BMW corporate family. -
Islam Bashing Part of Racist War for Empire
workers.org Workers and oppressed peoples of the world unite! FEB. 16, 2006 VOL. 48, NO. 6 50¢ Worldwide protests Las mujeres y la Revolución Islam bashing part of Bolivariana 12 racist war for empire BUSH’S By Leslie Feinberg Rasmussen—who Bush has referred to as a “steadfast ally”— refused to meet with ambassadors from 11 countries with large BUDGET Feb. 8—Islam bashing has ignited a firestorm of Muslim Muslim populations on Oct. 21. War vs. people’s needs 7 protest. The vicious mockery of Mohammad in a Danish news- In December, a delegation from 21 Muslim organizations in paper last September first lit the fuse. The conflagration now Denmark traveled to Cairo for support. They prepared a 43-page circles the planet. dossier to back their assertion: “There is currently a climate [in “We are now facing a growing global crisis,” Danish Prime Denmark] that is contributing to an increase in racism.” The Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen told a Feb. 7 media confer- group met with Muslim leaders, including Egypt’s foreign min- PRISON ence. Rather than apologize, which Muslims around the world ister and the general secretary of the Arab League. demand, Rasmussen urged “dialogue.” He said President The Danish government and Jyllands-Postens still refused to VIOLENCE George W. Bush had called him that day and agreed that was back down. In January, the Danish High Court rejected the case Rampant overcrowding 5 the way to go. brought to its bench by 21 Muslim organizations. Too little, too late. Yet until protests turned up the heat, And in a Jan. -
Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramhansa Yogananda
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A YOGI AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A YOGI By Paramhansa Yogananda WITH A PREFACE BY W. Y. Evans-Wentz, M.A., D. Litt., D. Sc. “Except ye see signs and wonders, ye will not believe.”—John 4:48. THE PHILOSOPHICAL LIBRARY NEW YORK Copyright, 1946, by Paramhansa Yogananda 1946 First Edition, First Printing Published by THE PHILOSOPHICAL LIBRARY, INC. 15 East 40th Street New York, N.Y. This manuscript was compared to electronic sources created by Project Gutenberg and electronic and print sources created by Crystal Clarity Publishers. The draft you are reading now has not yet been independently proofread or reviewed. Dedicated to the Memory of LUTHER BURBANK An American Saint PREFACE By W. Y. EVANS-WENTZ, M.A., D.Litt., D.Sc. Jesus College, Oxford; Author of The Tibetan Book of the Dead, Tibet’s Great Yogi Milarepa, Tibetan Yoga and Secret Doctrines, etc. THE VALUE of Yogananda’s Autobiography is greatly en- hanced by the fact that it is one of the few books in English about the wise men of India which has been written, not by a journalist or foreigner, but by one of their own race and training—in short, a book about yogis by a yogi. As an eye- witness recountal of the extraordinary lives and powers of modern Hindu saints, the book has importance both timely and timeless. To its illustrious author, whom I have had the pleasure of knowing both in India and America, may every reader render due appreciation and gratitude. His unusual life-document is certainly one of the most revealing of the depths of the Hindu mind and heart, and of the spiritual wealth of India, ever to be published in the West. -
Vt Uhr Virginia Undergraduate Tech Historical Review Volume 5 ³ Spring 2016 Editorial Board Editors Dr
vt uhr virginia undergraduate tech historical review volume 5 ³ spring 2016 editorial board editors Dr. Heather Gumbert Dr. Robert P. Stephens Dr. Paul Quigley managing editors Faith Skiles Kevin Caprice associate editors Eleanor Boggs Kelly Cooper Beck Giesy Courtney Howell Molly Lash Derek Litvak Rachel Snyder design editor Courtney Howell The Virginia Tech Undergraduate Historical Review is published annually by the Virginia Tech Department of History. The journal is available at http://vtuhr.org. Bound copies of the journal are available at http://www.lulu.com. All rights reserved. No portion of this journal may be reproduced, by any process or technique, without the formal consent of the publisher. All email correspondence should be addressed to: [email protected] All other correspondence should be addressed to: VTUHR Editor Department of History (0117) 431 Major Williams Hall Blacksburg, VA 24061-0117 Cover image: Chief Photographer’s Mate Robert F. Sargent, Into the Jaws of Death - U.S. Troops Wading through Water and Nazi Gunfire. 6 June 1944. 2,963 × 2,385. Stored at the National Archives and Records Administration, Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. 4 table of contents from the editors pg 6 Faith Skiles and Kevin Caprice on sands stained red pg 9 Ordinary Men and Extraordinary Courage on Omaha Beach Tyler Abt unesco takes on the taliban pg 23 The Fight to Save the Buddhas at Bamiyan Eleanor Boggs guibert of nogent pg 35 The Development of Rhetoric from Anti-Judaism to Anti-Semitism Elyse Sulkey convict leasing pg 57 Justifications, Critiques, and the Case for Reparations Courtney Howell from the lab to the lotus pond pg 79 Interactions between Orientalism and Ideals of Domestic Science Nancy Mason bewitched pg 99 Witchcraft, Life Insurance and the Business of Murder Rachel Snyder image citations pg 112 submitting to the vtuhr pg 113 5 from the editors e are excited to unveil the fifth issue of the Virginia Tech Undergraduate Historical Review and invite you to delve into its pages rich in historical Wscholarship. -
Quarterly (Vol
E AIMA WEAE ISIUE QUAEY P.O. BOX 3650 WASHINGTON, DC 20007 FAI L/WINTER 1989/90 ,„-) VOL. 38 NOS. 3 & 4 ........ Eeas Wi a CIES SO ESS Sauge i Soue Aica nternational trade in ivory was January 17, 1990 iiU lephants were mown down indis- banned by the 103 member nations criminately by the tearing rattle of of the Convention on International Britain, in a shocking reversal of policy, an- automatic fire from AK-47 rifles and ma- Trade in Endangered Species of Wild nounced today that it is filing a reservation chine-guns. They shot everything, bulls, Fauna and Flora (CITES) when the to allow the 85 million pounds worth of cows and calves, showing no mercy in a delegates meeting at Lausanne, Swit- ivory stockpiled in Hong Kong to be sold on campaign of extermination never seen zerland in October voted to upgrade the the world market for the next six months. At before in Africa. African elephant to Appendix I (endan- the CITES meeting, Britain voted for the "The hundreds of thousands of ele- gered) status. ban on ivory trade and even introduced a phants became thousands, the thousands The 76 to 11 vote was a blow to the resolution calling for the immediate im- became hundreds, and the hundreds, tens." ivory dealers whose ingenuity was plementation of the ivory ban because, as That is how a former South African army sorely taxed as they maneuvered to un- the British representative stated: "the crisis officer described his eyewitness experi- load huge stockpiles of poached ivory facing the African elephant means we can- ences fighting alongside the UNITA rebel before January 18, 1990, the date on not wait for 90 days." But now, Prime Min- forces in Angola.