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Fifield: New spectrum Bill in 2018
After releasing its partial draft Radiocommunications Bill in May following a consultation paper in March last year, Fifield has said the government is aiming to introduce its updated Bill to Parliament next year.
By Corinne Reichert | November 1, 2017 -- 03:17 GMT (20:17 PDT) | Topic: Mobility
Australian Communications Minister Mitch Fifield has revealed that the federal government is aiming to introduce an updated Radiocommunications Bill to Parliament in 2018 following the release of another exposure draft for industry comment.
"We are committed to working closely with industry and stakeholders to make this transition; the department and ACMA have made good progress with industry to modernise the spectrum management system," Fifield said during the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) RadComms 2017 conference in Sydney on Wednesday morning.
"The cornerstone of those reforms will be the new RadComms Bill, which I aim to introduce into Parliament next year."
According to Fifield, thanks to submissions following the release of a consultation paper in March last year and the subsequent draft legislation in May this year, the government has recognised that the existing framework is too slow, rigid, and complex, making continuing consultation with industry a necessity.
"The consultations have, it's fair to say, highlighted what we already knew, and that is just how complex this area is -- and due to the complexity of the existing legislation and the impact on industry, there will need to be ongoing feedback and consultations to inform the design of the new legislation," Fifield explained.
"We do need to reach a balance between the pace of process and ensuring that the new system is fit for purpose, and that's why we intend to release another exposure draft for industry consideration, and this will include provisions relating to broadcasting and also on transitional tax arrangements."
Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) CEO Chris Althaus welcomed the exposure draft being released in the near future, saying the ball has been in the government's court for some time.
The partial draft Bill was released in May alongside a consultation package on the proposed legislation, with the legislative changes to remove the "prescriptive process" for spectrum allocation in place of a more flexible framework; integrate and improve the consistency of public sector and broadcasting spectrum; and review the pricing of spectrum.
Under Section 4 of the previous Bill's exposure draft, the framework for regulating radiocommunications would be developed and administered by the ACMA, with the federal opposition Labor party at the time saying the ACMA must be "properly resourced to realise this significant undertaking".
Labor also pointed towards the lack of preparatory work in the 2017-18 federal Budget.
"Ultimately, the ACMA will be responsible for the important and monumental task of designing and developing new spectrum management arrangements," Shadow Communications Minister Michelle Rowland said in May.
"It is concerning that the regulator is expected to prepare for this change on the smell of an oily rag.
"The 2017-18 Budget makes no provision for preparatory work for spectrum review implementation by the ACMA to inform the draft Bill. Without proper funding, spectrum reform may suffer in terms of quality or speed."
According to the previous exposure draft, the key components of the framework are radiofrequency plans; licences and spectrum authorisations; certified operator requirements; interference management and complaint resolution; regulation of equipment; accreditation of persons; and delegation.
The economic value of Australia's spectrum is worth an estimated AU$177 billion over the next 15 years to the national economy as digitisation and the connection of increasing amounts of devices continues.
"We'd all like Australia to be placed as a world leader in spectrum management, so we do need to reform," Fifield said on Wednesday.
"I'm optimistic that spectrum laws will be updated by the current Parliament."
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Labor: ACMA must be resourced for spectrum reform
The Australian government's new spectrum reform consultation package has outlined the changes needed for the regulatory framework but without making provision under the recent Federal Budget, Labor has pointed out.
Fifield releases spectrum legislation overhaul consultation paper
The Australian government has published its consultation paper on the proposed new spectrum licensing, regulation, and pricing legislation.
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The ACMA has revealed its suggested plans for 5G spectrum allocation, with the 3.6GHz band to likely go up for auction in Q2 2018 and the mmWave band in Q1 2019.
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F1: Hamilton splashes to the edge of glory
Brits on Pole returned from a wet week in a tent on Exmoor to find that Lewis Hamilton had also been playing in the rain and now stands a hair's-breadth away from making history following the Japanese Grand Prix.
The McLaren rookie needs only to finish ahead of main rivals Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen next weekend at Shanghai in order to become the first debutant to win the F1 championship since its inaugural season.
Even if he fails to make it to the end of the first lap he will still lead the championship by at least two points going into the final race at Interlagos.
Hamilton survived one of the wettest races in recent F1 history – and a full-blooded side-swipe from BMW's Robert Kubica – to win from pole. The race began in the rain under the safety car and stayed that way for the first 20 or so laps.
Unlucky pitstop timing dropped Alonso from second to the back of a multi-car traffic queue and he ended his day early by slamming into a wall, while Raikkonen recovered to finish third after dubious Ferrari tyre tactics put him at the back of the field.
Afterwards, Hamilton called it the longest race of his life: "It seemed to go on and on and on."
He said: "The last few laps, the team was telling me to slow down, that I was a second faster than anyone, and I was saying that I was going as slow as I feel comfortable doing. In the last couple of laps I took it easy because it was so wet and my tyres were getting old, and we were aquaplaning. But I'm thrilled to take it home.
"There were lots of thoughts going through my mind – driving in the wet and leading and doing the last lap and thinking of some of the races that Senna was in, and Prost, sort of made me feel that I'm on my way to achieving something similar to them."
He said drivers had doubted the wisdom of racing in the weather: "I think there were so many times during the race where it went through all of the drivers' heads that we should stop the race. It was sometimes very tricky, and then there were some times when it was easier to drive."
The race began in controversy as stewards made a late ruling that all teams should start by using the full wet tyres, but Ferrari claimed not to have received the email and began by using intermediates. This would have given them an advantage if the track dried.
The cars were brought in under threat of penalty to change the tyres, relegating both drivers to the back. Raikkonen later called it "unfair" and the FIA apologised, but other teams were quick to point out that no-one else had failed to spot the email.
For most of the race Hamilton was untroubled at the front, allowing the incidents to work themselves out far behind him.
The two Red Bull teams were heading for a day to remember, with Mark Webber second and Sebastian Vettel third for the junior Toro Rosso squad. But the day turned memorable for the wrong reason when Vettel rammed Webber under the safety car following Alonso's accident, putting both drivers out.
On the final lap both Ferraris were involved in desperate struggles for position.
Raikkonen overtook Renault's Heikki Kovalainen but couldn't make it stick, losing the place back as his countryman recorded his best-ever finish. Felipe Massa, who was running third until a mysterious and unexpected pitstop let through team mate Raikkonen (and several other cars) indulged in an arcade-style crash-and-bash with Kubica in which the Pole was unable to hold onto fifth place as the cars bounced off each other through corner after corner.
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Check Your Pockets - These Rare 50p Coins Are Selling For £840 On Ebay
Mark Cunliffe in News
Last updated 4:48 PM, Thursday September 27 2018 GMT+1
A rare Beatrix Potter 50p coin featuring Peter Rabbit has been sold for a jaw dropping amount of £840 on Ebay.
I think it is time to start checking down the back of your sofa!
There were five bids made on the coin with a starting price of £650, before it was finally sold for £840 (with a £1.40 postage fee) - which is a whopping 1680 times more than the actual currency value of the coin.
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The 9.6 million Peter Rabbit coins were released in 2016 to mark Beartrix Potter's 150th Birthday, and were only circulated in the Lake District and other locations in the UK related to the writer.
There are two types of coins - normal 50ps that you wouldn't mind spending and the more expensive collector's edition, which you would be very lucky to find down the back of your sofa.
The coin that sold for £840 has an illustration of Peter in the middle with his name either side of his head.
Credit: The Royal Mint
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In February, The Royal Mint also released even more Beatrix Potter coins including Flopsy Bunny, MrsTittlemouse, The Tailor of Gloucester and another Peter Rabbit design.
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The coins were created by designer Emma Noble, who has previously worked on pieces commemorating the Diamond Jubilee and Remembrance Sunday.
A Mrs Tiggy Winkle coin was also recently advertised on the auction site for a starting price of £2,200- despite the coin still being in circulation.
The seller wrote: "Extremely Rare Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle (Beatrix Potter) 50p Coin. Condition - Used but Mint Condition [sic]."
The "buy it now" price is a jaw dropping £2,200, with the auction price starting at a lower £680.
However, the coin isn't that rare as according to changechecker.org there are still over 8 million of the coins in circulation, so there could be one hidden in your purse.
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A New Element of Management, Part I: Three Scenarios of Employee Disengagement
Connor Brooke Last updated: April 17, 2012
All in the same week, I had the opportunity to deal with three very different senior managers. Each was responsible for a different organizational function, and each had a different leadership style. And yet all three senior managers — we'll call them Silvia, Ophelia, and Felix — behaved in characteristic ways that unintentionally undermined employee engagement.
In this post, we'll look at some of the ways they conduct themselves with members of their staffs. See if you can spot any common elements:
Silvia: "I trust you to handle things, but I'm here whenever you need me."
As international vice president, Silvia was only periodically physically present with her various staffs. She was extremely encouraging to Elise, a brand new director who was clearly used to a more accessible boss with a more directive style. According to Silvia, Elise was coming along wonderfully. Unfortunately, however, it didn't feel that way to Elise, who was in a constant lather about when she should act unilaterally, when to consult with Silvia, and which problems absolutely needed to be escalated to her.
Even though Silvia's message of total trust had worked well with other people, it backfired with Elise. That's because Elise didn't have enough confidence in herself to feel trustworthy yet, so when she didn't know what to do, but knew that Silvia thought she did, she was afraid to ask for help. Not wanting to seem like a weakling or a nuisance, Elise started clamming up, and took less and less action.
Ophelia: "I can't decide this on my own; I need your opinions."
Ophelia is a fast-track, shooting star kind of executive, and younger than many of her subordinates. She's also highly collaborative by nature, and wants everyone to participate and to know they count.
Ophelia was very well aware that her quick ascent had ruffled a few feathers, so she was careful not to lord it over others or make displays of her authority.
Her team meetings typically included a pep talk about what the group was going to be able to accomplish. Instead of laying out her plans, though, Ophelia usually probed for everyone's opinion, promising them that nothing was final until they had all weighed in, and went out of her way to be accommodating to everyone's views.
Ophelia's inclusiveness and willingness to consult with others came across to many members of her team as weakness and indecisiveness: Sometimes she even seemed to be in the position of flip-flopping as she tried to incorporate first one person's views and then another's. Some members of her staff started behaving almost as if they were in charge of various meetings or initiatives, and Ophelia was just "supporting" them.
Felix: "Take care of this. Then come back, and I'll tell you what to do next."
Felix has an extremely strong work ethic and exacting standards, and he doesn't believe in asking anyone else do to something he wouldn't do himself. His staff appreciates his willingness to "get in there" with them, as well as his deep industry and operational knowledge — and the visible success of their department. But he was turning the "high potentials" off with his micromanagement. His staff wanted more latitude to figure out the timing and process of carrying out assignments themselves, and chafed at having to check back with him constantly on details.
What's the Remedy?
Consider these three managers' communication processes. What judgments are they making? How do they treat people? Do you see yourself in any of the situations as either the executive or the staff?
In Part II, I'll share with you the remedy and result for each of these situations — and the simple, underlying element that ran through them all.
This article was written for Business 2 Community by Connor Brooke.
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Great post Liz. I can relate to all three in various ways. I can't wait for part two!
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Thanks, Jamie. I'm glad you're looking forward to the reveal! A faithful reader just asked me for tips on how to handle these kinds of managers when they're not being coached, so it looks like there will be a part three as well.


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Q: How to connect to rabbitmq service using load balancer hostname The kubectl describe service the-load-balancer command returns:
Name:                     the-load-balancer
Namespace:                default
Labels:                   app=the-app
Annotations:              kubectl.kubernetes.io/last-applied-configuration:
                            {"apiVersion":"v1","kind":"Service","metadata":{"annotations":{},"labels":{"app":"the-app"},"name":"the-load-balancer","namespac...
Selector:                 app=the-app
Type:                     LoadBalancer
IP:                       10.100.129.251
LoadBalancer Ingress:     1234567-1234567890.us-west-2.elb.amazonaws.com
Port:                     the-load-balancer  15672/TCP
TargetPort:               15672/TCP
NodePort:                 the-load-balancer  30080/TCP
Endpoints:                172.31.77.44:15672
Session Affinity:         None
External Traffic Policy:  Cluster

The RabbitMQ server that runs on another container, behind of load balancer is reachable from another container via the load balancer's Endpoints 172.31.77.44:15672.
But it fails to connect using the-load-balancer hostname or via its local 10.100.129.251 IP address.
What needs to be done in order to make the RabbitMQ service reachable via the load balancer's the-load-balancer hostname?
Edited later:
Running a simple Python test from another container:
import socket
print(socket.gethostbyname('the-load-balancer'))

returns a load balancer local IP 10.100.129.251.
Connecting to RabbitMQ using '172.31.18.32' works well:
import pika
credentials = pika.PlainCredentials('guest', 'guest')
parameters = pika.ConnectionParameters(host='172.31.18.32', port=5672, credentials=credentials)
connection = pika.BlockingConnection(parameters)
channel = connection.channel()
print('...channel: %s' % channel)

But after replacing the host='172.31.18.32' with host='the-load-balancer' or host='10.100.129.251' and the client fails to connect.

A: When serving RabbitMQ from behind the Load Balancer you will need to open the ports 5672 and 15672. When configured properly the kubectl describe service the-load-balancer command should return both ports mapped to a local IP address:
Name:                     the-load-balancer
Namespace:                default
Labels:                   app=the-app
Selector:                 app=the-app
Type:                     LoadBalancer
IP:                       10.100.129.251
LoadBalancer Ingress:     123456789-987654321.us-west-2.elb.amazonaws.com

Port:                     the-load-balancer-port-15672  15672/TCP
TargetPort:               15672/TCP
NodePort:                 the-load-balancer-port-15672  30080/TCP
Endpoints:                172.31.18.32:15672

Port:                     the-load-balancer-port-5672  5672/TCP
TargetPort:               5672/TCP
NodePort:                 the-load-balancer-port-5672  30081/TCP
Endpoints:                172.31.18.32:5672

Below is the the-load-balancer.yaml file used to create RabbitMQ service:
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
  name: the-load-balancer
  labels:
    app: the-app
spec:
  type: LoadBalancer
  ports:
  - port: 15672
    nodePort: 30080
    protocol: TCP
    name: the-load-balancer-port-15672
  - port: 5672
    nodePort: 30081
    protocol: TCP
    name: the-load-balancer-port-5672
  selector:
    app: the-app

A: Be sure that the load balancer service and rabbitmq are in the same namespace of your application.
If not, you have to use the full dns record service-x.namespace-b.svc.cluster.local, according to the DNS for Services and Pods documentation

A: I've noticed that in your code, you are using port 5672 to talk to the endpoint directly, while it is 15672 in the service definition which is the port for web console?

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She is the firstborn in a family of four and her parents live in a mud-walled tin-roofed house in the heart of Kanyada in Homa Bay County.
Her mother, Melinda Otieno, is a primary school teacher, while the father, Douglas Otieno, is a laboratory technologist.
Had the pregnancy been carried to term, Sharon would have had her third baby.
The late Sharon was pursuing Diploma in Medical Records and Information at the university.
She joined the university last year, but deferred her studies this year due to lack of school fees. She was to resume studies in January, next year.
According to a comrade who sought anonymity, Sharon lived a lavish life, eating and sleeping in expensive hotels.
He claimed Sharon had earlier been married around Awendo town. They had, however, separated after she had two children with a man. Her mother could neither confirm nor deny this claim.
According to one of the student leaders, Ogwa Victor, the 26-year-old went missing on Monday only for the school to wake up to the news of her death on Wednesday.
Sharon allegedly lived alone in a simple self-contained house in Rongo town.
According to a student leader, screen shots from her friend's phone revealed that she almost lost her pregnancy at two months after taking some traditional concoction.
One of her girlfriends, who did not want to be quoted, said Sharon often boasted of "carrying mtoto wa county".
On the fateful day, her mother said she left for school as Sharon remained in the house.
She says her daughter later called her, saying she was going to meet a Mr Oyamo in Rongo.
"Sharon did not demonstrate any sign of serious danger that morning. We only shared usual conversations. She later called me to relay information about the meeting," said Melinda. Sharon never returned home.
Sharon used to sell clothes at Rodi Kopany market in Homa Bay and Rongo towns before she joined the university in January last year.
She sat her KCPE at Rangwe Quality School in 2007, joined Form One at Ogande Girls in 2008, where she studied until 2009.
In 2010, she joined Form Three at Magare Secondary School in Homa Bay County, where she sat KCSE in 2011 and scored a C-.
Yesterday afternoon, Rongo University students took to the streets protesting the brutal murder of their comrade.
The students marched along the Rongo-Homa Bay road and even threw stones at Graca Hotel, where the late Sharon and Nation Media Group journalist Barack Oduor were abducted.
Locals joined the students in demanding justice for Sharon's family.


This is a GUI version of QuickPwn for Windows.
It is available for download here, but beware this is still beta software. It is fairly self explanatory and easy to use. You'll still see a command-line window popping up when the actual QuickPwn process takes place, but the device and ipsw selection is handled by the GUI.
Apple just released new firmware for iPhone - version 2.0.2. As usual, all the company mentioned was that the update includes "Bug fixes."
No consensus on improved 3G connectivity.
iPod Touch firmware 2.0.2 also released.
But as always, do not update until we get word on a jailbreak.
Links for firmware downloads: iPhone 3G 2.0.2, old iPhone 2.0.2.
This is a telescope for iPhone 3G. Costs just $19 and zooms by 6x. Just snap the unit to the back of the iPhone 3G and get to work. Here is a link to product page.
Here are two photos from wired.com, one without telescope and opne with it. Looks really nice.
DevTeam created a quick solution for jailbreaking an iPhone. It is called QuickPwn. It is in beta, so be careful. It will allow you to pwn (jailbreak) your device very quickly without restoring!
Who should use this tool? This is for those that are not planning to restore. It's not clear what the activation state is after the process therefore, I only recommend this for those that have a contract carrier or an unlocked phone already.
If you are on a stock device and using AT&T or a contract carrier, this is the perfect jailbreak for you. You will not lose your contacts or have to do any backups. Finally, if you are going to restore anyway, especially if you need to unlock a 2g, you may as well use winpwn or such.
Currently QuickPwn requires your device to be running version 2.0.1 of the iPhone/iPod firmware. And it runs only on Windows. This requirement will change in a subsequent release.
Many visual enhancements and fixes in regards to source and packages display.
Fixed an issue with failing installs with dependencies under some circumstances.
Fixed a bug causing package information to be displayed incorrectly (size 0 bytes) on the first access, or when the custom information HTML page (such as packages from Big Boss' repository) was not displayed.
When updating a package, and one of its dependencies also has an update available, the dependency will be updated as well.
The package icons will only be downloaded when on the Wi-Fi to help you save on bandwidth.
The repositories are being refreshed upon Installer.app launch so you always stay on the bleeding edge with the updates. This is exeperimental behavior and we're not yet sure it will make it to the final release.
Fixed a script command Confirm that was returning invalid button index for the "OK" button.
Lots and lots of both cosmetic and internal application core fixes that improve the overall performance, presentation and stability of the application.
Community Sources package is updated. It now includes a repository for modmyifone.com (lot's of stuff there) and iphone-notes.de (BSD Subsystem and OpenSSH), as well as numerous carrier bundles and other useful stuff.
New version of ZiPhone unlock is on it's way?
"Next generation of ZiPhone is in the works.
It will be as simple as Apple would have done it.
A simple one click program.
Well, hopefully we'll see something soon.
You probable know, that some time ago software developers have found a line of code buried in the iPhone's operating system that could enable Apple to remotely delete applications stored on the device that it no longer approves of. This is known as "Apple's kill switch".
Now you can turn this OFF using BossPrefs 2.12b. This is a major feature in 2.12b version. Avaliable for download from Cydia Installer.
Once installed and customized, it allows you to download data off the Internet and store it on your iPhone or iPod touch local disk. You can download mp3 files, zip archives and much more. It was avaliable for old firmwares (1.1.4 and below). Now 2.0 users can use it too. Avaliable through Cydia Installer.
Apple has just seeded iPhone 2.1 beta 4 to developers—uninteresting, really, except for the fact that the push notification service has been pulled from the release "for further development."
Targeted to hit your iPhone in September, the push service allows apps to receive notifications (internet data) in the background while they're not running, a godsend for AIM and other messaging apps. Hopefully this doesn't mean it'll be delayed.
This iPhone application is for sending MMS. It works, there are some bugs, but I was able to send MMS. New version has minot bugfixes. It is still only for firmware 1.1.4 nd below. No 2.0 support yet.
You can download it from Installer 3 or Cydia.
ThinkGeek began to sell stylus for iPhone/iPod Touch. It is supposed that users operate their devices using hands. However there are many people that just cannot do that (f.e. women with long nails). For such users the iPhone Japanese Touch Pen Stylus was created.
The iPhone Japanese Touch Pen Stylus emulates your finger and allows you to gain precise control while using your phone. This sleek metal stylus is imported from Japan and features an angled spring loaded tip for easier on-screen dragging. The removable cap on the back unscrews to reveal a SIM eject tool. It's perfect for those of you with long fingernails or simply oversized stubby man fingers. The price is $14.99.
MSNBC recently spoke with several GPS manufacturers about their plans to develop a turn-by-turn GPS solution for the iPhone. Such a program is likely some months away. Several of the 'bigs' in the business — TomTom, Garmin and Magellan — are interested.
"We have made our navigation system run on the iPhone; it looks good and works very well," said Dutch-based company TomTom, in a statement to MSNBC.com. "We will have to look more closely to Apple's strategy before we can say more about what kind of opportunities this will bring us,:".
"We're always looking at new phone platforms to expand into for Garmin Mobile, but we don't have any announcements regarding the iPhone at this time," said Jessica Myers of Garmin International. Magellan spokesman Raphel Finelli said the company does "not have immediate plans for this, but we are looking into it."


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Q: Which way is correct: "to shuffle cards" or "to muddle up the cards"? What way is correct in English:
"to shuffle cards" or "to muddle up the cards"?

A: Just "shuffle" (not "shuffle up") is the idiomatic way to say you have mixed a deck of playing cards in preparation for a game or card trick:

I have shuffled the cards.

"Muddled up" can mean a different kind of "mixed up" - it can mean confused.

A: You could "muddle up" the cards in an old fashioned card index because the cards in the index have to be in the right order for the index to be useful. In the case of playing cards they are supposed to be in a random order for the game to be played. You do this by "shuffling" them. "Muddling up" something is never a good thing so the difference is in the intention.


Have you been thinking about posting or sharing a video on your business' Facebook page?
It's the next big thing and for the more than 95% of companies we meet, they aren't aware of Facebook live or the potential opportunities of using video effectively to promote their business on this increasingly important social media platform.
Uploading videos to Facebook has been available for a few years, but has increased in popularity over the past year, especially with the new Facebook live feature. When thinking about video marketing, Forbes.com recently shared Why You Need It and How to Do It Well.
Video is a great way to connect with your audience. With just your cell phone, you can easily record and upload a video message in minutes, or broadcast live from your place of business, from an event or to make an announcement. According to a recent article from SocialMediaToday.com, shooting Facebook video was their number one tip for 2017.
Know your audience – speak about topic relevant to your Facebook followers.
Keep it short – Shorter videos will receive more views. Try and keep your video to under a minute. This emarketer.com article, explains how videos between 30 and 60 seconds long fared better than those of less than 30 seconds on Facebook.
Use the correct format – most video files record and play online in an mp4 format, standard on most cell phones.
Be authentic – speak about what you know and speak from the heart. Viewers respond well to authenticity.
Practice – If you are new to video. Take a few minutes and practice what you want to say in front of a mirror. Make eye contact, smile and don't zoom in too close.
Facebook Live was introduced in the summer of 2015 and has increasingly grown in popularity. After your live broadcast, the video will be saved on your timeline, and available to those you are friends with or those who like your page.
Facebook Live has some great tips for how to use this feature. Be sure to review in advance to guarantee the best results.
Want to learn more? Contact us to see how we can help.


Disney Channel star Bridgit Mendler is currently sharing her music with fans on the road and she recently sat down with us to discuss the excitement of headlining her first U.S. tour!
The Good Luck Charlie actress said she was really looking forward to kicking off this year's full-fledged tour after only getting to do a few smaller shows last summer. "I think the audience enjoys it -- hopefully. You know, an hour for me seems like a long time. So I'm like, oh, I hope I can be entertaining for a full hour," she joked during the interview at Cambio Studios. "But it's been really fun and it feels like a party. And now it's really cool to see people singing along to the words of the songs."
The singer/songwriter -- who is enjoying the success of her second chart-topping single Hurricane off her current album Hello My Name Is... -- said that although going on the road has its challenges, it definitely "feels like family" with her tour mates.
But another professional "family" -- the cast and crew of Good Luck Charlie -- is going to be broken up when the series ends its four-year run next year. "It's been hard. I think just because we all feel so close, and we really enjoy what we do and where we are together," she said about the show's cancellation. "So to say goodbye to that is a bummer. But at the same time, I think we're all so proud of what we've accomplished. And I'm excited to pursue new things and hopefully work more with them in the future."
Watch the video to also find out Bridigt's personal musical influences and to hear the one thing she can't live without on tour!


Remote Key Repairs has worked with WT Designs and Dave Cotton Graphic Design for the past 9 years and trust us to manage their online web presence.
Automotive Electronics is the UK's leading mail order specialist, dealing with your remote key, key fob and immobiliser problems. They were established in 1979 and each year their business goes from strength to strength.
This website is maintained and hosted by WT Designs.


Sparse Process Flexibility Designs: Is Long-Chain Really Optimal?
Abstract: Long chain refers to a directed bi-partite network with directed edges from supply nodes (with fixed unit supply) to demand nodes (with random demand) that form a hamiltonian cycle.
Read more about Sparse Process Flexibility Designs: Is Long-Chain Really Optimal?
Abstract: We will explore thermodynamics in the setting of finite-space Markov chains. Such models are interesting in three ways. From a practical point of view, they correspond to "coarse-graining" of real physical models.
Abstract: The dramatic increases in demands from multimedia applications have put an enormous strain on the current cellular system infrastructure.
Abstract: Classical algorithm design assumes that all the parameters of the objective function is known.
Abstract: A transmitter Alice may wish to reliably transmit a message to a receiver Bob over a binary symmetric channel (BSC), while simultaneously ensuring that her transmission is deniable from an eavesdropper Willie.
Abstract: We give the first algorithms for the QBF Satisfiability problem beating brute force search.
Abstract: For more than 3 decades now, it is well understood that several desirable security properties of systems can be cast in terms of information flows.
Abstract: In this talk, we shall state central limit theorems for many local and global functionals of simplicial complexes built on various random point processes.


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package org.omg.IOP.CodecPackage;

//
// IDL:omg.org/IOP/Codec/InvalidTypeForEncoding:1.0
//
public class InvalidTypeForEncodingHelper
{
    public static void
    insert(org.omg.CORBA.Any any, InvalidTypeForEncoding val)
    {
        org.omg.CORBA.portable.OutputStream out = any.create_output_stream();
        write(out, val);
        any.read_value(out.create_input_stream(), type());
    }

    public static InvalidTypeForEncoding
    extract(org.omg.CORBA.Any any)
    {
        if(any.type().equivalent(type()))
            return read(any.create_input_stream());
        else
            throw new org.omg.CORBA.BAD_OPERATION();
    }

    private static org.omg.CORBA.TypeCode typeCode_;

    public static org.omg.CORBA.TypeCode
    type()
    {
        if(typeCode_ == null)
        {
            org.omg.CORBA.ORB orb = org.omg.CORBA.ORB.init();
            org.omg.CORBA.StructMember[] members = new org.omg.CORBA.StructMember[0];

            typeCode_ = orb.create_exception_tc(id(), "InvalidTypeForEncoding", members);
        }

        return typeCode_;
    }

    public static String
    id()
    {
        return "IDL:omg.org/IOP/Codec/InvalidTypeForEncoding:1.0";
    }

    public static InvalidTypeForEncoding
    read(org.omg.CORBA.portable.InputStream in)
    {
        if(!id().equals(in.read_string()))
            throw new org.omg.CORBA.MARSHAL();

        InvalidTypeForEncoding _ob_v = new InvalidTypeForEncoding();
        return _ob_v;
    }

    public static void
    write(org.omg.CORBA.portable.OutputStream out, InvalidTypeForEncoding val)
    {
        out.write_string(id());
    }
}

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Tom O'Toole
The fight for pro-life: Two election-time poems
By Tom O'Toole
First, to my regular readers, I apologize for my inability to bring my writing to you lately, but the combination of working two jobs and the physical ailments that hit us all as we grow older, have left me unable to share my gift with you 'til now.
The one-two combo of this upcoming improbable and impending election – as well as my new position as reader and host of a monthly poetry slam, has helped me to pen two poems; the first, a silly satire with serious undertones, the second, quite serious from the start – deadly serious one might say. While I wish you were all at my poetry slam to hear me recite in person, I hope that even at home you can hear my voice – and His – through them.
The Demagogue or the Devil
A fat cat ol' bat or an orange souffle toupee
A groper of the ladies or "has friends in Hades"
A "trumped" up university or went banzai on Benghazi
Who would you vote for
Who could you vote for
A corrupt corporation or a flimflam foundation
Exposing top secret emails or tweeting outrageous tall tales
Payer of no income taxes, or subpoenaed, forgets what the facts is
Who should you vote for
A kinder gentler veep or a yapping lapdog piece of bleep
Scourge of the Mexicans and Muslims or member of the dis-members of the unborn
Too dumb to be taught or too smart to be caught
Who can you trust more
Who MUST you vote for
The Voice of the Innocent
The Return of the Young Patriot
Posing as a place that helps women's health, they know to abandon all hopin'
The minute the neon sign switches to "open"
The doctor snickers as he passes protesters who call his work "obscene"
For to him, it's just another Monday morning routine
Today, there's the unwed black mother, the time-worn white street walker
The leftist, feminist, Marxist non-stop trash talker,
The way-too-young teen, who knows not what she's doin'
The suburban housewife whose husband's best friend she just can't stop screwin'
Before he goes in, the doctor now must quench his thirst –
The teenager is strapped down to offer up her baby first
Quite used to youthful sobs, the doc now stops and looks around
For as if from her womb, a shocking new sound
A voice! Indistinct, yet somehow quite clear
A word! Seemingly distant, but somehow quite near
"Continue with my execution, sir, if you still see fit,
But before you kill me, please tell me what crime did I commit?"
"It's not about ... YOU, but about a woman's choice!"
The doc declares as he searches for the source of the voice
"Ah! It's the woman's decision – of which you have no part
And yet ... whose is the hand that will soon stop my heart?"
Well something must have clicked, for the doctor stopped and just fled
Never to return to this place of the quick and the dead
And although he had a shiny new car right there in the lot
He kept running until he almost stopped his own heart
Sadly in a land which rewards lies with both prestige and fame
We know some new pretender will take his place in this deadly game
But now is the time and now is the season
When all must decide whether by selfishness or right reason
Although you may not be the next one to take up the knife
Your choice will decide my death or my life
For whether by check mark or checkbook, by word or by pen
Your voice (& your vote) can give my brothers their life back again
In the meantime, the converse of this question holds true
"Is the killer of me about to be you?"
Be sure to see Tom's award-winning 2007 article "Reflections on the Game"
© Tom O'Toole
Thomas Augustine O'Toole was born in Chicago and grew up in a devout Catholic family with five brothers and two sisters. He was the sports editor of Notre Dame's Scholastic magazine, where his story "Reflections on the Game" won the award for Best Sports Feature for the Indiana Collegiate Press Association... (more)
Thomas Augustine O'Toole was born in Chicago and grew up in a devout Catholic family with five brothers and two sisters. He was the sports editor of Notre Dame's Scholastic magazine, where his story "Reflections on the Game" won the award for Best Sports Feature for the Indiana Collegiate Press Association.
Besides his work as a columnist for several suburban newspapers, Tom O'Toole is also a popular freelance writer for many Catholic magazines, including Columbia, The Catholic Faith, Queen of All Hearts, and Culture Wars.
His innovative writings on the connection between faith and sports ("Cathletics") has been praised by the Papal Nuncio, and his groundbreaking book Champions of Faith: Catholic Sports Heroes Tell Their Stories is one of the original volumes to be placed on the Vatican shelves where the Pontifical Council of Church and Sport meet. In 2006, Tom published a number of articles on the prestigious Catholic Exchange website, and started his blog Fighting Irish Thomas, which has been praised for its Catholic candor and humor.
Tom O'Toole lives in the Chicago area with his wife Jeanette. They have four children. He can be reached at tacotoole@
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A simple schism: Hesburgh's death "A New Beginning" for Notre Dame?
"I can't breathe" revisited: my hoop hope for the Lady (and Mike Brey) Irish
Rudy, the Gipper, and the Hesburgh Heresy: reflections on the (immortal) soul
Fr. Theodore M. Hesburgh (1917-2015) dies, pray for his soul
Charles E. Rice 1931-2015: a real Notre Dame man
Voris, Vox Cantoris, and the Vatican: a prayer for the elephant in the room
Campus Crossroads Project to transform Notre Dame into neo-Nazi nuthouse
The saints on sodomy: why the Church Fathers were harsh on homosexual sex
Fr. Miscamble, friendship, and the future of Notre Dame


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Q: Show URL herf link with the use of id in PHP MySQL I am having a summary page which will show all the customer name which is called readmsg.php and each of the customer has a unique msgid in MySQL database. The other page can view their details which are called readmsgdetail.php.
However, I am having the problem in using the msgid to display only one customer's details. For now, my readmsgdetail.php can show all the details for all customers.
The code for my readmsg.php:

        <?php
        $stmt = $DB_con->prepare('SELECT firstname,lastname,phone,enquiry FROM user_message ORDER BY msgid DESC');
        $stmt->execute();

        if ($stmt->rowCount() > 0) {
            while ($row = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)) {
                extract($row);
                ?>

<a class="page-header" href="readmsgdetail.php?msgdetail_id=<?php echo $row['msgid']; ?>"><?php echo $lastname .  $firstname; ?>

                <?php
            }
        } else {
            ?>

                       No Data Found ...

            <?php
        }
        ?>

The code for my readmsgdetail.php:
    <?php
require_once 'dbconfig.php';
//////------------------------------------------------
session_start();
if (empty($_SESSION) || empty($_SESSION['login_id'])) {
    header('location:login.php');
};
echo"Welcome!! " . $_SESSION['login_id'] . "   ";
echo 'log out';
//-----------------------------------------------------

if (isset($_REQUEST['msgdetail_id']) && !empty($_REQUEST['msgdetail_id'])) {
    $id = $_REQUEST['msgdetail_id'];
} else {

    header("Location: readmsg.php");
}
?>
<!DOCTYPE html>

        <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1,maximum-scale=1,user-scalable=no" />
        <title></title>
        <link href="../bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>

        <link href="../bootstrap/css/bootstrap-theme.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>

User review  all reviews

            <?php
            $stmt = $DB_con->prepare('SELECT firstname,lastname,phone,enquiry FROM user_message ORDER BY msgid DESC');
            $stmt->execute();

            if ($stmt->rowCount() > 0) {
                while ($row = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)) {
                    extract($row);
                    ?>
                    <form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" class="form-horizontal">

                                Name.
                                <input class="form-control" type="text" name="name" value="<?php echo $lastname . $firstname; ?>" required />

                                Phone
                                <input class="form-control" type="text" name="phone" value="<?php echo $phone; ?>" required />

                                Feedback / Enquiry.

                                <input class="form-control" type="text" name="comment" value="<?php echo $enquiry; ?>" required />

                                      back

                    </form>
                    <?php
                }
            } else {
                ?>

                           No Data Found ...

                <?php
            }
            ?>

The stucture of MySQL:

The current result for the webpage:

After I change my select statement to
$stmt = $DB_con->prepare("SELECT firstname,lastname,phone,enquiry FROM user_message where msgid = 'msgdetail_id'");

It shows 'no data found'.

A: The code in readmsg.php should change to :
$stmt = $DB_con->prepare('SELECT msgid, firstname,lastname,phone,enquiry FROM user_message ORDER BY msgid DESC');

The code in readmsgdetail.php should change to:
$stmt = $DB_con->prepare("SELECT firstname,lastname,phone,enquiry FROM user_message where msgid=$id");

This is woking now! Thx for the help from the comments!.


At first Google Nexus user should backup essential data like documents, mp3, videos, images, apps and etc from the tablet. Because during the reset process it will be fully wiped. At this time user can choose their Dropbox account or other online storage services in order to save or backup of data.
It is a simple method of Reset factory process with Google Nexus tablet. Nexus user should often try it at first. Sometimes this process can't delete your entire data and settings. To do it, press the power button of Google Nexus tablet for few seconds until the next screen blinks off and boot logo comes out.
If reboot method does not solve existing problems of Google Nexus tablet then a hard reset is a proper decision. You should remember that this method will delete every setting and data on the Nexus tablet. So memorize to get backup first.
Tap on Settings tile by swiping down from the top of the screen.
Next, tap on Backup and reset option within the Personal section.
From the upcoming screen, check the box of two options – Backup account and Backup by data.
Next tap on factory data reset option and type account password.
At last tap on Reset tablet option at the bottom of next screen.
Thus, Google Nexus tablet will reboot, delete everything data, settings and begin as a new brand tablet in few minutes.
If your Google Nexus Tablet has not become free from previous problems completely then this is an alternate option.
Grip the power button and both volume keys for some seconds at once. Then the screen will blink off. Keep on holding these keys until Android recovery logo brings up. You can slide the volume keys to select menu in recovery screen during reset procedure.
In order to start factory reset and clean the Nexus tablet, choose the Recovery Mode option. Then tablet will reboot slowly.
A red triangle shows on the screen, grip the power button and squeeze the volume up key until wipe data/factory reset option comes up. Then squeeze the power button to choose hard reset process on the tablet. Next, move the volume keys to choose this option – Yes – erase all user data and squeeze the power button.


Adam and I met back in 2010 when we were at rival universities (King's College London and University College London). It was all a bit Montague vs Capulet. We met at a nightclub serving £1 cocktails, hence we fell in love.
We love holidays and are real globe trotters. So much so that Tabitha has managed to plan a minimoon, buddymoon and honeymoon off the back of the wedding and is already planning where to go for our first anniversary. To have all of these holidays, we both work hard but love what we do. Tabitha is a lawyer and Adam is a management consultant. Neither of us are at all creative so we found the best suppliers to make our day magical.
Where are you both from? If you aren't local then why choose Lancashire?
Tabitha is originally from Lancashire so she wanted to go back to her roots for her wedding. Tabitha's mum lives in Bury so marrying in the north allowed her to be wedding planner in chief! Adam is from London so he thought a passport would be required to travel to Lancashire! Both families loved the venue.
What made you pick Samlesbury Hall? Can you tell us how you first heard about the hall as a wedding venue?
We picked Samlesbury Hall because it is such a striking venue, steeped in history but with a relaxed vibe. It was also very convenient for our guests travelling from the south as it was easy to get to and from Preston station plus there were lots of accommodation options. We also adored the shepherd's huts on-site. Our guests enjoyed partying until the early hours around campfires.
We wanted to embrace the north so we had steak pie and chips which were absolutely delicious. For dessert we had sticky toffee pudding. We were very lucky to have warm, sunny weather and so our guests enjoyed canapes and ice cream during the afternoon.
The Samlesbury Hall team were fantastic from the moment we made our first enquiry. The team guided us – from what foods worked well together to liaising directly with our suppliers. They were very relaxed on the day and always there to help us in the build-up.
It is so hard to pick a moment but I have to say that our vows were the most special part. We decided to write our own and Adam, who is usually not known for his linguistic talent, shocked us all by writing the most beautiful vows. It was either that or the surprise belly dancer that Adam's dad organised to honour our Middle Eastern heritages.
Our suppliers were fantastic. Frog Flowers blew us away putting together the most beautiful floral displays. Sonara Parker and Mairead at Wedlocks did a great job in making Tabitha look beautiful (make-up and hair) and Joe Mather was a pleasure to be around and left us with beautiful photographic memories. Jessica Avison was the talented singer who performed in the afternoon and also happened to be Tabitha's childhood friend.


An Australian study of peptide hormones critical for plant development could result in enhanced agricultural yields, benefits to tissue culture, and improved knowledge of peptide hormones in humans.
The study, involving University of Queensland and University of Sydney researchers, included the synthesis and examination of CLE peptides, a relatively new family of growth hormones in plants.
Dr Brett Ferguson of the Centre for Integrative Legume Research, in the UQ School of Agriculture and Food Sciences, said the research was exciting because CLE peptides had essential roles in plant growth and development, increasing productivity and adaptation to environmental factors.
"CLE peptides can be used to manipulate plant growth," Dr Ferguson said.
"Other studies have demonstrated a variant of one CLE peptide capable of producing bigger tomato fruit, and our ability to synthesise the peptides now opens up new areas of research in understanding the specific details of CLE hormone signalling.
As well as relevance to plant development, the findings are relevant to animal peptide signalling.
"CLE peptides are specific to plants, but peptides and associated receptors are also found in animals and humans, so understanding mechanisms in plants can benefit our understanding of similar mechanisms in humans," he said.
CLE peptides are very difficult to detect and extract from plants due to their small size and extremely low concentration.
As a result, the peptides need to be chemically synthesised to test their function in biological assays.
However, the synthesis of CLE peptides is made challenging by the presence of a 'triarabinose' sugar unit that is naturally linked to the peptide in plants.
Dr Ferguson said that existing approaches for the synthesis of the sugar unit were low yielding, and therefore a new and efficient synthetic strategy was developed in collaboration with the Payne Laboratory (School of Chemistry, University of Sydney).
This new approach was used to chemically synthesise CLE40, a CLE peptide that modulates root development by controlling the stem cell population of the root.
"This is a very important peptide hormone for plant growth," he said.
"Using this assay, we showed that the sugar side chain was vital to signalling activity. Modifying root architecture via key developmental factors is viewed as a pivotal step in enhancing agricultural sustainability and food security.
The study, Arabinosylation Modulates the Growth-Regulating Activity of the Peptide Hormone CLE40a from Soybean, was published in Cell Chemical Biology (doi: 10.1016/j.chembiol.2017.08.014).
Dr Ferguson's group also recently published the complete CLE peptide family of two legume species in Scientific Reports, in addition to publishing another article in Scientific Reports about a CLE peptide receptor having a role in regulating shoot architecture.


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Gender inequality: the root cause of child marriages
Shahudha Mohamed
A child is seen running on a road in Kanduhulhudhoo, Gaafu Alif Atoll. PHOTO: NISHAN ALI / MIHAARU
As the world struggles to navigate unprecedented change amidst a global health pandemic, along with resultant economic collapse, political conflicts, and an ongoing climate crisis all at once, young girls remain one of the most marginalised and vulnerable groups affected by the calamities unfurling across the planet.
"Every day, hundreds of thousands of girls around the world are subjected to practices that harm them physically or psychologically, or both, with the full knowledge and consent of their families, friends and communities".
The aforementioned statement by United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is disconcerting but more worrisome is the fact that the ripple effect caused by such practices end up further reinforcing the gender stereotypes and inequalities that gave rise to these persisting issues in the first place.
Harmful practices against girls cause lasting trauma, robbing them of their right to reach their full potential in life.
Say #AgainstMyWill and join @UNFPA in defying the practices that harm women and girls and undermine equality: https://t.co/NcZvhqCDCF#SWOP2020 pic.twitter.com/RcxRghoKgY
— UNFPA (@UNFPA) June 30, 2020
Globally, the most concerning harmful practices highlighted by UNFPA include child marriage, female genital mutilation (FGM) and 'son preference', which is extreme bias against daughters -- all rooted in gender inequality.
Out of these practices, the most pertinent to Maldives, based on recent incidents, is the increasingly concerning issue of child marriage.
Nipping a life in the bud
"When a girl is married, her schooling usually ends. Childbearing begins. Opportunities evaporate. Doors to the future slam shut".
Despite the horrifying consequences of child marriage, UNFPA noted that this practice is commonly imposed on girls by their own family members, community members or society at large, "regardless of whether the victim provides, or is able to provide, full, free and informed consent".
UNFPA reported that child marriages undermine a girl's ability to make autonomous choices about her own body and future.
Moreover, "married girls have earlier pregnancies, more pregnancies, and closer together pregnancies", the organisation said.
The direct and indirect outcomes of the practice feed a cycle of poverty for the victim's family and community and undercut the development of a productive workforce, which affect the economy.
#DidYouKnow: 1-in-5 marriages today is to underage girls?
Say #AgainstMyWill and join @UNFPA in defying the practices, like child marriage, that harm women and girls and undermine equality: https://t.co/NcZvhql2L7 #SWOP2020 pic.twitter.com/GeJdCwfVYy
— UNFPA (@UNFPA) July 7, 2020
According to the State of the World Population (SWOP) 2020 report, 33,000 child marriages take place globally, every single day, spanning over various countries, cultures, religions ad ethnicities.
The report, titled 'Against my will: defying the practices that harm women and girls and undermine equality', described child marriage as an "often transactional" practice which aims to offload a burden or secure the promise of the girl's care.
"These transactions are outright and financial in nature", the report read.
As per UNFPA's findings, child brides are more likely to develop mental illnesses and substance abuse issues, in addition to feeling a sense of powerlessness, being socially isolated and more prone to committing suicide.
Girls married off at a young age are also often subject to early or unintended pregnancies, higher risks during pregnancy and childbirth, higher rates of newborn mortality and domestic violence.
Although child marriage is criminalised and banned in most countries, the practice continues to be a complicated obstacle to overcome, as enforcing such bans is difficult.
Ties to religious extremism
In 2019, the Ministry of Gender, Family and Social Services investigated five cases of children being raped under the guise of marriage in Maldives.
Contracting marriages out of court in violation of the Maldivian constitution was slowly becoming normalised amongst some communities within the country -- a culture fueled by extremist religious ideologies.
Classified statutory rape under the Sexual Offences Bill, the consummation of child marriage is also prohibited under the recently ratified Child Rights Protection Bill which raised the marriageable age to 18.
An official of the ministry had highlighted that although only five such cases were investigated, it is highly likely that many similar cases go unreported, considering that victims' families are known to cover-up and condone the crime in most instances of child marriage.
Lack of cooperation with the authorities and certain groups of the community turning a blind eye to vile acts committed under the justification of extremist beliefs only adds to the challenge in addressing and curtailing the concerning issue.
At the beginning of this July, two separate cases of minors that were impregnated due to rape were reported to the authorities. Although allegations on social media claimed that the two minors were also victims of child marriages, no relevant government institution confirmed these rumours.
The Maldives Police Service revealed that three child marriages were reported in 2014 while another incident was brought to attention in 2015 after an underage 'bride' became pregnant. Investigations concerning the latter case are ongoing and as of yet, no individual has been punished.
Moreover, the suspect detained over the high-profile case which kickstarted the recent conversation of child marriage in Maldives, following a 13-year-old 'bride' giving birth to the child of her rapist, has yet to be convicted as well.
Even though the conversation about child marriages fell silent amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, public outrage over a string of rape and sexual assault cases, concerning victims of all ages, has resulted in harsh criticism of the incumbent administration to conduct proper investigations and convict perpetrators.
During June and July, various demonstrations were held on the streets to demand proper legislative measures, implementation of existing laws, funding for social services and arrest of "influential" offenders that escape due process by misusing their positions of power and political connections.
Protesters at a demonstration held near Minister of Gender, Family and Social Services demanding justice for victims and survivors of rape and sexual assault. PHOTO: MIHAARU
The conversation around survivors of rape, sexual assault and harassment are, it is safe to say, the loudest it has ever been. Multiple victims have publicly come forward to name their offenders and share their stories, triggering a #MeToo movement in the country, which has resulted in some high-level state appointees being fired from their positions.
However, the question remains whether cases of child marriage connected to religious ideologies lessened over time, or the number of reported instances decreased due to other factors, such as forced isolation due to the ongoing health crisis.
'Nothing exciting comes from silence'
Silence is perhaps the most damaging enabler of mistreatment and injustice. Turning a blind eye to harmful practices will provide a resistance-free pathway for the actions to take root and become normalised in society.
"In Maldives, there is a lack of honest conversations around gender, sexuality, consent and a lack of reproductive and health education in the school curriculum", said Sara Naseem, founding member of the anti-street harassment campaign 'Nufoshey'.
"[Due to this] a lot of young women feel like what they had to go through was their fault".
Representing Maldives at the online panel discussion held to launch 2020's SWOP report, Sara highlighted the importance of starting conversations on normalised issues that needed to be addressed for positive change to take place.
Founder member of 'Nufoshey' and gender equality advocate Sara Naseem negotiating with a police officer during the #JaagaEhNei protest held with a list of demands for the administration to ensure justice for rape, sexual assault and harassment. PHOTO: MIHAARU
She explained how the 'Nufoshey' (which roughly translates to 'Do Not Harass') initiative is aimed at creating a space where women can share their stories and make a stand against harassment.
"For me, street harassment is also symbolic of a lot of root causes in our society -- the power imbalance, the denial of bodily autonomy, the normalisation of abuse against women, especially in public spaces which allow so much worse to happen behind closed doors", she said.
Over the recent years, more and more individuals in the community, especially the youth, have become more vocal about harassment, gender inequality, domestic violence, rape and sexual assault as well as child abuse.
In the tech-savvy archipelago of Maldives, housing a small population of people, social media platforms have turned into hubs for raising awareness and educating the masses, through engaging conversations, infographics, posters and various forms of art.
'Respect, protect, and fulfil'
Tackling the harmful practices that plague the world will undoubtedly be a tiring feat. Despite the progress made on the front of initiating conversations and breaking the silence on taboo topics, there is much work to be done to reduce the frequency of gender-based violence within societies.
The easiest way to reach the goal would be for each and every individual to change themselves to be an ally to the cause and actively work on dismantling the toxic culture and damaging practices that were normalised over generations.
Speaking at the panel discussion, UNFPA's Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific Björn Andersson described "respect, protect and fulfil" as the three pillars of human rights "that provide a strong framework within which to tackle harmful practices and ills that plague our world".
He urged every individual to foster respect for women "by changing entrenched attitudes that dehumanise and commodifies them", which meant disrupting root causes of inequality and ensuring respect for girls' autonomy.
Andersson also called for authorities to protect women and girls by enacting and enforcing laws against harmful practices, changing attitudes and negative social norms, and fulfilling the obligations under human rights treaties and commitment made under international frameworks.
In Male City, a collective of gender equality advocates who are known from their work in both Family Legal Clinic (FLC) and Nufoshey, together with other lawyers and media personnel, launched the #FundOurSafety initiative, voicing demands to declare rape and sexual offences as serious criminal offences and reallocate state funds for the protection of victims.
Participants of 'JaagaEhNei' protest held against rape and all forms of sexual violence, on July 12, 2020. PHOTO: AHMED AWSHAN ILYAS / MIHAARU
A series of protests were also held, the most recent being the 'JaagaEhNei' protest held on Sunday afternoon, to demand that perpetrators and authorities are held accountable and justice ensured for victims and survivors.
It is clear that much work needs to be done to ensure the safety of women and children in society, but the cacophony of voices that announce their solidarity with survivors every time a new case of abuse surfaces may be an indicator that the future will be brighter than the past.
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France Protects Booksellers from Amazon through Legislation
According to an article on FT.com today:
France's parliament has passed a law preventing internet booksellers from offering free delivery to customers, in an attempt to protect the country's struggling bookshops from the growing dominance of US online retailer Amazon.
The report highlights a risk that Amazon faces - its cost leadership in France is seen as a threat against which local bookshops need to be protected through legislation. Rather than be seen as an isolated incident, this perhaps is an indication that Amazon has reached a size where its action will attract law makers' attention.
ILBAE YOON October 24, 2013 at 9:09 PM
The success of online shop would be sad story for offline retailers. But for the publishers and book writers, online retailing is chance to increase demand both from domestic consumers and foreign consumers. Putting price floor will disturb this new demand creation. Which side is the parliament on in preservation of French culture, offline retailers ? or book writers ?
Andrew Tran November 1, 2013 at 2:37 PM
It will be interesting to see how France fairs in the global economy as their protectionist and anti-competition legislation continues to burden business. In a similar incident Google was fined more than a half of a million dollars for giving Google Maps away for free. From an economics of information perspective, the value that Google is able to capture on other sides of the maps platform likely still outweighs this fine. As France realizes that these penalties are unlikely to deter, will penalties increase or will they find other ways to deter large corporations or encourage small, local ones.
There is an element of "Americans are taking over" hype/phobia to these actions in Europe, prominently in France where there is more of a degree of protectionism of self and as well as the HIPPO (lobbies) at the democratic level influencing the legislation.
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If an early-morning bystander at Bosler Memorial Library stood still for too long, they may have ended up wrapped in yarn Saturday.
The public is invited to attend upcoming events at the John Graham Public Library in Newville.
A sixth-grader at Wilson Middle School, the North Middleton Township girl started writing her historical fiction novel when she was a third-grader at Crestview Elementary School.
The book was self-published this August through Kindle Direct Publishing and copies are available on Amazon, at Whistleshop Bookshop in Carlisle and at the Bookery in Bosler Library.
The Bosler Memorial Library and Friends of Bosler will host "Celebrate the Book Week" Oct. 19 through Oct. 27, in Carlisle.
Jason Diggs stepped into a new role at Hope Station this summer. It's one that will keep him busy as the nonprofit organization continues to work toward becoming a hub where the community is empowered to solve its own issues and people can find the resources to address their problems.


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Dr Mario Mendez, BA (Lond), LLM (William & Mary), BCL (Oxon), PhD (EUI), PGCAP (QMUL)
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Mario Mendez graduated with a first class degree in Law and Politics from Queen Mary University of London and was awarded the Drapers' Scholarship to study at the College of William and Mary in Virginia where he completed an LLM in American Legal Studies. He was awarded a distinction on the BCL at the University of Oxford and the Vinerian Scholarship Proxime Accessit. He completed his PhD at the European University Institute (EUI). He was awarded the Post-Graduate Certificate in Academic Practice at QMUL with distinction and is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
His research interests are mainly in constitutional law (EU, UK and comparative). There are two main strands to his published and current research agenda and he has given evidence before Parliament (Westminster and the European Parliament) in relation to both. The first concerns the relationship between international law and domestic constitutional systems and was the subject matter of his monograph on The Legal Effects of EU Agreements (OUP 2013) and on-going research projects. The second strand concerns direct democracy and recent projects include a co-authored study on Referendums on EU Matters (2017) that was prepared for the Constitutional Affairs Committee of the European Parliament and a co-authored monograph Referendums and the European Union: A comparative inquiry (CUP 2014) (a book which has its origins in a project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation).
Mario has worked for the Academy of European Law at the European University Institute and has been a trainee at the European Commission. He has spent periods as a visiting academic at the University of Oxford (Institute of European and Comparative Law), University of Cambridge (Centre for European Legal Studies), the University of Michigan's Law School, the Centre for Research on Direct Democracy at the University of Zurich. He is a research associate at the University of Zurich's e-Democracy centre with whom he collaborated in developing a voting advice application for the 2012 London mayoral elections. He was a lead member of the QMUL team that collaborated with the Preference Matcher consortium in developing a voting advice application for the 2015 and 2017 UK General Elections (www.whogetsmyvoteUK.com).
He is a former member of the editorial committee of the journal Public Law.
He is a former co-director of the QMUL Centre for European and International Legal Affairs , and a member of the QMUL Centre for Law and Society in a Global Context (CLSGC) and the QMUL Centre for European Research.
LAW4001 Public Law
LAW5105 Law of the European Union
LAW6160 Comparative Constitutional Law.
Neglecting the treaty-making power in the UK: The case for change' Law Quarterly Review (forthcoming)
'The Law and Politics of Direct Democracy in the European Union' (with F. Mendez) in P.J. Cardwell and M-P. Granger (eds), Research Handbook on the Politics of EU Law (Edward Elgar, forthcoming 2020)
'EU Accession Referendums' (with F. Mendez) in J. Smith (ed) The Palgrave Handbook on European Referendums (Palgrave, forthcoming 2020)
'The Application of International Law by the Court of Justice of the European Union' in Bradley (ed) The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Foreign Relations Law (OUP 2019)
'Referendums on European Integration: Crisis-Solving or Crisis-Inducing?' (with F. Mendez) in Morel and Qvortrup (eds) The Routledge Handbook to Referendums and Direct Democracy (Routledge 2018)
'Opinion 1/15: The Court of Justice Meets PNR Data (Again!)' (2017) 2(3) European Papers 803 (available at: http://www.europeanpapers.eu/en/e-journal/opinion-1-15-court-of-justice-meets-pnr-data-again)
'The Promise and Perils of Direct Democracy for the European Union' (with F Mendez) (2017) 19 Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 48
Referendums on EU Matters (with F. Mendez) (European Parliament 2017) available at http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/STUD/2017/571402/IPOL_STU(2017)571402_EN.pdf
'Constitutional Review of Treaties: Lessons for Comparative Constitutional Design and Practice' (2017) 14 International Journal of Constitutional Law 84 (earlier version published as Jean Monnet Working Paper 08/16 available at http://www.jeanmonnetprogram.org/papers/paper-serie/2016/)
'Direct Democracy and the European Union' (with F. Mendez) in Ruth, S., Welp, Y., and Whitehead, L (eds) Let the people rule? Direct Democracy in the Twenty-First Century, (ECPR Press, 2016)
Referendums and the European Union: A comparative inquiry (with F. Mendez and V. Triga) (Cambridge University Press 2014) (reviewed in Political Studies Review (2015: 615); EUSA Review (2014: 22); Common Market Law Review (2015: 604)
The Legal Effects of EU Agreements: Maximalist Treaty Enforcement and Judicial Avoidance Techniques (Oxford University Press 2013) (available on open access at: http://fdslive.oup.com/www.oup.com/academic/pdf/openaccess/9780199606610.pdf) (reviewed in Common Market Law Review (2014: 1548); Yearbook of European Law (2014: 569); Journal of Common Market Studies (2014: 1164); European Law Review (2015: 294); Legal Issues of Economic Integration (2014:211)
'The Enforcement of EU Agreements: Bolstering the effectiveness of Treaty law?' (2010) 47(6) Common Market Law Review 1719
'Comparing Privacy Regimes: Federal Theory and the Politics of Privacy Regulation in the European Union and the United States' (with F. Mendez) (2010) 40(4) Publius: The Journal of Federalism 617.
'Referendums and European integration: beyond the Lisbon vote' (with F. Mendez) [2010] Public Law 223
'The Legal Effect of Community Agreements: Maximalist Treaty Enforcement and Judicial Avoidance Techniques' (2010) 21(1) European Journal of International Law 83 (available at: http://www.ejil.org/article.php?article=1989&issue=95)
'Direct Democracy in the European Union: How comparative federalism can help us understand the interplay of direct democracy and European integration' (with F. Mendez and V. Triga) (2009) 29(1) Revista de Ciencia Política 57 (available at: http://www.revistacienciapolitica.cl/rcp/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/03_vol_29_1.pdf
Passenger Name Record Agreement (2007) 3(1) European Constitutional Law Review 127
'Introducing E-voting for the European Parliament Elections: the Constitutional Problems' (with A. Auer) in Trechsel and Mendez (eds), The European Union and E-voting (Routledge, 2005)
'The impact of WTO rulings in the Community legal order' (2004) 29 European Law Review 513.
Dr Mendez welcomes proposals for postgraduate supervision in the fields of UK, EU and comparative constitutional law.
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Dr Mario Mendez gives evidence to the parliamentary scrutiny of treaties inquiry by the House of Lords Constitution Committee
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