Tony Smith
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 43 years ago |
Date of died | December 26,1980 |
Died | New York |
New York | |
United States | |
Periods | Minimalism |
Modern art | |
Spouse | Jane Lawrence |
Children | Kiki Smith |
Seton Smith | |
Job | Visual Artist |
Education | Carey Baptist Grammar School |
University of Melbourne | |
Wauwatosa East High School | |
Marquette University | |
IIT Institute of Design | |
The Art Students League of New York | |
Books | Why Wilson Matters: The Origin of American Liberal Internationalism and Its Crisis Today |
A Pact with the Devil | |
The Crisis of American Foreign Policy: Wilsonianism in the Twenty-first Century | |
Foreign Attachments: The Power of Ethnic Groups in the Making of American Foreign Policy | |
America's mission | |
Thinking like a Communist | |
The pattern of imperialism | |
Casey Commemorates: How the Electorate of Casey Honoured the Centenary of World War I | |
Movies/Shows | The Kindness of Strangers |
England Expects | |
Negatives | |
Three Sides Live | |
Children Of Men | |
The Possibility of Hope | |
Date of birth | June 14,1968 |
Zodiac sign | Gemini |
Born | Wauwatosa |
Wisconsin | |
United States | |
Known for | Sculpture, visual arts |
Works | Smoke |
Moondog | |
Light Up | |
Free Ride | |
Tau | |
Die | |
Gracehoper | |
Height | 190 (cm) |
Nba draft | 1990 |
On view | National Gallery of Art |
Weight | 84 (kg) |
Career start | 1990 |
Point | 2,504 |
Electorate new | Division of Casey |
Party | Liberal Party of Australia |
Previous position | Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives (2015–2021) |
Siblings | Brian Smith |
Sport | Rugby league |
Founded | Hit & Run Music Publishing |
Hit And Run Productions | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 444433 |
Tony Smith Life story
Charles Anton "Tony" Smith is an American retired professional basketball player. Smith played high school basketball at Wauwatosa East High School, which retired his number 34 jersey at ceremonies held in 2007. He then played basketball at the collegiate level for Marquette University from 1986 to 1990.
Israel-Lebanon border: The Irish troops watching Israel's hidden conflict
... Captain Tony Smith, 27, on his second deployment, regularly reassures his relatives back home in Wexford, in south east Ireland...
Suicide forum blocked to most UK users after Ofcom pressure
...By Tony Smith and Angus CrawfordBBC NewsA pro-suicide forum has restricted access to users in the UK following pressure from the online regulator...
Bibby Stockholm: Asylum barge not a death trap, minister Grant Shapps says
... " Tony Smith, former director general of UK Border Force, told the BBC: " The bigger problem for me is the lack of returns or removals...
Friend or foe: Can computer coders trust ChatGPT?
... " The risks of ChatGPT for software development still outweigh the benefits, " says Tony Smith, chief technology officer at Rightly, an organisation that helps people get their data deleted from company databases...
The chef, the model and Rishi's missing millions
...By Angus Crawford, Tony Smith & Sarah BellBBC NewsThe final three members of a money laundering gang which also stole £10m of UK taxpayers money after taking advantage of a covid loan scheme, have been sentenced...
Can the UK-France crackdown on Channel smugglers work?
... And Tony Smith, former Border Force director-general, believes it s a step in the right direction...
UK government criticised over 'cruel' Rwanda asylum plan
... Former UK Border Force chief Tony Smith said it was a " bold move" and may put people off paying people smugglers, when they heard they could be sent to a third country...
British waste dumped in Romania
... Video Journalist: Tony Smith Published18 hours agoSectionSubsectionSharecloseShare pageCopy link...
Suicide forum blocked to most UK users after Ofcom pressure
By Tony Smith and Angus CrawfordBBC News
A pro-suicide forum has restricted access to users in the UK following pressure from the online regulator.
The Forum , which We Are not naming, has been linked to More Than 50 UK deaths - its content was previously available online without any restrictions.
Following an investigation by Bbc News , the UK regulator Ofcom now says it has contacted administrators for The Site , thought to be based in the US.
The Forum can Now Only be viewed by UK users already signed up as members.
Ofcom took responsibility for harmful online content when the Online Safety Act became law last month. " As part of our work under the new regime we have been in contact with this website, " a spokesman confirmed.
Anyone visiting The Site , which promotes suicide, is now met with a banner saying content that violates the UK's new Online Safety Act will not be viewable to The Public .
" We've made the decision to make all content unavailable in the UK for The Time being, " The Banner reads.
It is unclear whether new users from the UK can still apply for membership. Existing members in the UK do still have access.
Last month, Bbc News revealed how UK authorities had failed to act on multiple official warnings about the website.
Our investigation identified multiple warnings to the UK government by coroners and A Number of police investigations, but The Forum remained active.
Last week, leading broadband providers began to block the website for customers.
Do The Right thing" They're definitely feeling the pressure and rightly so, " said Melanie Saville, whose brother-in-law, Joe Nihill, took his own Life After spending time on The Forum , in 2020.
" It's a step in The Right direction, but the content still exists, it is Still There to be found. They need to do The Right thing and remove all the content and shut The Site down. "
Meanwhile, users of The Forum itself have responded to The Bbc investigation. Many expressed anger that British regulators are censoring content.
" The vast majority of users find this site supportive. While information is available on suicide methods, it's also an immense support for people who suffer from suicidal thoughts. It has kept me alive for A Number of years now, " one person wrote.
But others contacted The Bbc agreeing with the need for regulation.
" I used this website obsessively whilst suicidal and depressed, " a former user said. " Looking Back , it was absolutely disgusting. "
David Parfett's son, Tom, died after accessing The Forum in 2021. " It's good that new users in the UK can't access The Site , " he told Bbc News . " That will really make a difference. But I worry that it will just pop up again and again. "
Mr Parfett is now working with Tech Against Terrorism, an organisation which aims to save lives and prevent harm by disrupting terrorist activity online.
It hopes to put pressure on The Suicide forum's hosting company to remove it worldwide.
" Websites can be easily exploited to promote suicide and other online harms. There needs to be a shared approach to stop harmful actors while protecting fundamental freedoms such as freedom of expression, " said The Group 's founder Adam Hadley.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com