Argh, Tim Anderson tricked me into reading a post on daringfireball... As expected, what I saw wound me up. In the post John Gruber has some 'questions', and since I highly doubt that Google feels that they owe him a personal explanation I'll take a stab at the answers here (Gruber's blog does not allow comments).
A few minutes after posting a question about such a setup on Twitter I had received several recommendations for an app called Air Display (not to be confused with Adobe AIR, it has nothing to do with that at all). I bought the app and tried it - it turns out that it works very well indeed and is also great to test some basic touch screen interactions, especially if you develop Flash applications for mobile. I also recorded the following short video to quickly demo the setup. If you have any questions please post them below in the comments.
I know I should be doing 'proper' work but right now I am having way too much fun playing with the Flash CS5 iOS packager. Two days ago I started porting my Just Letters game (yes, that old chestnut) to iPad and I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was, even after deciding to rewrite the game in plain AS3 (plus a few graphical assets which I packaged into a .swc file). In total it must have taken me only 4 - 6 hours before the game was running on the iPad, and this included the logic for the NetConnection and ShareObject syncs.
But the point of this post isn't about the game, it's about how much fun Flash suddenly is again. The combination of AS3, RTMP and a tablet form factor is magical just great, and I've already got a few ideas for some further, more useful applications.
In preparation for my session at Streaming Media Europe in a couple of weeks I had a play with the IP multicast feature in Flash today. Tom Krcha posted an excellent example on his blog a few months ago which demos this feature very well.
It's worth pointing out that this code works in a LAN setup, not over the public internet. This also means that Cirrus (aka Stratus) is not required for the P2P introduction - Flash Player can handle this itself on a multicast enabled LAN. Therefore you can try this using the devices on your local network, but not with your friends elsewhere on the net.
I wanted to try Tom's example on my iPad and Nexus One. The phone was easy since it can run Flash Player 10.1 and Tom's example app worked fine there. But what about the iPad?
Since I have got an Apple iOS developer account I am able to use the iPhone packaging feature in Flash CS5 to build iPhone and iPad applications. All I needed to do was to port Tom's Flex example to Flash as using the Flex framework on a device is not the best thing to do - at least not until themobile-optimised Hero SDK ships.
This blog post is therefore just a record to say: it worked and it worked well. Porting took only half an hour, and I then spent another half hour fine tuning a few bits and pieces, nothing major. The photo shows the app running on my Windows 7 netbook, the Nexus One and the iPad. I also had it running on my iMac and in the Flash IDE.
Say what you want about Flash on devices, there's something very cool about getting your code to run so easily in so many places. And remember this app now not only spans devices but also platforms and even runtimes since the iPad app is practically AIR based.
You can download my Flash app including sources here, but note that you need an iOS developer account to compile and install it on an iDevice.
"Greetings. I was hoping to use Scribblar to serve as a communication tool between two ipads. However, scribblar uses flash and ipads only use java. Is there a way around this?"
I've had major performance issues on my iPhone 3G (which is over 2 years old) after upgrading to the new iOS 4.0. Apps took much longer to launch, password entry forms did not respond quickly enough and the whole experience was just much much worse than using the 3.1.3 firmware version. Unfortunately I quickly found out that Apple does not like you to downgrade the OS and firmware for reasons that are only known to them, regardless of the fact that the new OS clearly does not perform well on a 3G model.
I tried the 'normal' downgrade process using iTunes 9.2, a 3.1.3 firmware file which I downloaded from this site and entering the phone into DFU mode as described in various guides. However at the end of the restore process I always got Error 1015 which basically translates to 'Nice try my boy'.
Fortunately after unsuccessfully trying a few different approaches I came across this guide which uses the iRecovery tool after Error 1015 has manifested itself and this worked a treat. I managed to downgrade to 3.1.3 without issues following the steps described. So if you too are stuck at Error 1015 then give that guide a try - but you do so at your own risk of course.
I've just sent the following to the EU Dev Support at Apple.
As a developer who has successfully used Adobe Flash CS5 to build, submit and publish iPhone applications via the App Store I am unable to agree to the new Updated Program License Agreement you wish to impose on me.
I got to be honest, I was gearing up for a massive rant on the latest PR effort by Apple in which Steve Jobs is trying to defend the company's ridiculous anti-Flash stance. But as it turns out I'm far too slow and some of my friends and colleagues have already said what needs to be said and I therefore would like to simply point you to a few of my favourite posts on the subject.
Excuse my French, but that's the most fitting way of describing Apple's latest move of deciding to 'ban' any cross-compiled applications from its App Store. If enforced this could mean an effective block of Adobe Flash CS5's flagship feature which is the ability to export native iPhone apps written in ActionScript.
I'm annoyed by this for many reasons. The primary one is that this directly sends a message to me personally as a developer who has already launched a Flash based iPhone app onto the App Store. That message reads: "We do not value your work. Whilst technically there's nothing wrong with your application and you have complied with all the rules we have given you already we've decided to move the goal posts now and deemed that your work adds no value to our platform."
Well guess what Apple, your platform does not add any value to me either. Not that I had any plans to develop more iPhone apps anyway anytime soon, but the fact that the effort I put in already is effectively discredited does cheese me off. Who does Apple think they are? Do they really believe that this is going to drive adoption of their own tools? I predict the opposite will be the case.
I don't think even Apple is that stupid. Instead this latest development is nothing more than a cheap shot at Adobe, but with a lot of collateral damage. They seem to forget that most developers are skilled in several languages, and many Flash devs also code in Objective-C. Will they reconsider their investment in Apple now? I certainly will.
Having already sold my Apple TV and replaced it with an Acer Revo, replaced my MacBook Pro with a netbook I'll most certainly not be renewing my Apple Developer agreement, nor agree to their updated terms. MobileMe can also go f**k itself. And my decision about upgrading to the next iPhone has just been made for me too: the HTC Desire is what I desire.
Granted, when it comes to desktop hardware I'll have to consider my options as I do like OSX and my iMac. But the bottom line is that I'll vote with my wallet and feel mighty good about it.
My First iPhone Game - Built with Flash!
The time has finally come to lift the lid on this. As you've probably all heard by now, Adobe today announced a brand new feature for the upcoming Flash Professional CS5: Export as iPhone app. Insane! Essentially what this feature will allow you to do is a cross-compilation from SWF to Objective-C - the resulting app is a totally legit iPhone/iPod Touch app which can be submitted to the Apple app Store. In my case that process has already happened, and the app has been approved!
I will post more details about the development process when things have calmed down a little, but for now I'm super exited to announce the immediate availability of my first application for iPhone and iPod Touch: my good old Just Letters game.
I figured this Flash game of mine which stems back from around 2005 would make an ideal candidate for a touch screen device, and I think I haven't been completely wrong with that assumption. Not only is Just Letters one of the first games built in Flash to ever hit the App Store but I have a feeling it is the very first game that use Flash Media Server to provide the real-time features.
In celebration of the launch I am distributing 10 free voucher codes for the US App Store (sorry, the vouchers do not work on App Stores outside the US). The game normally retails for $0.99. Just leave a comment below and I will pick a random 10 later today (leave your email too!).
Please help me spread the word about this game by blogging about it, tweeting or getting your grandma to buy a copy. Don't forget to review and rate it on the App Store too. please point people to the following age when you link to the game: http://www.muchosmedia.com/justletters (muchosmedia is my company, the 'official' developer behind the game).
Last but not least, if you need the game's icon or some screenshots then you can grab a small zip (1MB) from here. It also contains the game description in text format.


Calvin and I sat dutifully waiting for our turn to get our haircuts. We came at the lunch hour, so there were several men in before of us on the sign-in sheet. We'd been sitting for about ten or fifteen minutes when a lady, her son, and her baby paid the cashier and headed for the door.
I'm one of those preachers who walks slowly and deliberately through books of the Bible. And I'm fairly stubborn in how I go about that task. Very few things are capable of interrupting the schedule that I set for myself. I generally only take a break from a sermon series for Christmas, Easter, Reformation Sunday, and Right to Life Sunday. That's right, no Mother's Day Sermon (or Father's Day, for that matter). No obligatory sermon on love or marriage around Valentine's Day. No patriotic interruptions for Independence Day, Veterans' Day, or Memorial Day.
"Why do you preach like that?" It's a question I've heard on more than one occasion. Typically (which means about 90 percent of the time) I preach expositional sermons, also known as verse-by-verse preaching. I usually limit myself to a single paragraph or story and then I follow a simple plan: read the text, explain the text, apply the text, go home. What's more, I usually preach in series through whole books of the Bible. So, we covered the Gospel of Mark in 52 sermons. I spent just two weeks on the book of Jude.
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"Killing Jesus" Reviewed I read… a lot. That being said, there are a lot of books that I don't read that I know I'm likely to be asked about. "Killing Jesus" by Bill O'Reilly is one of those books that I probably will never get to, but I know others will be curious about it. That's why I'm thankful for book reviews like this one that can save me (and you) a great deal of time.


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The amendment No.2 for AS3600, 1994 - Concrete structures was issued in mid-1998. In the amendment many of the provisions for seismic detailing currently contained in Appendix A were transferred to the main body of the Code.
At present Appendix A provisions are informative only. The amendment will include many of these provisions in the sections of the main body of the Code relevant to their application. This move is designed to alert engineers to the need to consider designing for seismic performance in the same manner as any other kind of applied load.
This will impact particularly on column design and detailing.
Appreciation of structural performance and good detailing prevent collapse
Why is this change necessary?
There are two primary reasons why these changes are necessary.
Firstly, experience from such earthquakes as the Northridge earthquake, in California, and the Kobe earthquake, in Japan showed that column detailing, even in moderate earthquakes is critical to the survival of the structure. This has been confirmed by local research into the behaviour of structures in Australian conditions. This is especially true of columns in structures of limited ductility. As most concrete structures designed in Australia are of limited ductility, detailing has taken on new importance.
Secondly, it has become apparent that many engineers are not comfortable with the Code provisions introduced in 1994. For one reason or another they have not been applying the details appropriately. As a result, many structures theoretically designed and detailed in accordance with the Code are likely to be under-reinforced for ductility in even the moderate earthquakes that we experience in Australia.
The Australian Standards Concrete Structures Code sub-committee BD/2/3: Earthquake Design & Detailing meets to discuss the latest advances in practice, both in Australia and overseas, and its potential to require changes to the structure of the Code.
The committee decided that incorporation of basic 'deemed to comply' provisions included in the body of the Code would be the most effective way of ensuring that engineers provided a minimum level of ductility in their structures.
Inadequate details in columns is the most common casue of failure.
A paper presented at the Concrete '97 conference held in Adelaide last May outlined the proposed changes.
The paper, titled Improvements to Seismic Detailing Requirements for Reinforced Concrete Structures in Australia since 1994 highlighted the process of change, concentrating on those provisions slated for inclusion in the main body of the Code.
So what is involved?
The news for designers is not all bad. The results of studies indicate that although some detailing practices need to be tightened, some provisions, imported to AS3600-1994 from the then current US Code, are too conservative for Australian conditions, and can therefore be relaxed.
Columns - The main source of change in the new provisions stems from recent research, which indicated that column ligature spacing is probably too great in many cases, and the enhanced detailing required for Intermediate Moment Resisting Frames (IMFR's) and irregular structures, should be applied more uniformly.
Proper ties hold columns together in earthquakes
The rationale for this is that it is not only in areas expected to form plastic hinges that significant levels of column ductility are required. Regardless of the structural system the designer chooses to employ, it is imperative that the column is detailed such that it has sufficient ductility to way to the same extent as the primary lateral load resisting system. This is a principle known as 'drift compatibility '.
Failure to address this principle by designers has led to some spectacular failures, even in modern construction, most notably in the 1989 Loma Prieta and 1994 Northridge earthquakes in California.
This effect occurs due to the fact that even in a moderate earthquake of reasonably short duration, the shear capacity of a column can be exceeded by the demands placed on the column, which has been designed to resist primarily vertical loads and only limited moment.
Hospitals and other important structures require extra care.
The result is that even if a full collapse mechanism does not form in the lateral load resisting system, these non-seismic resisting elements can fail and the building, although still standing, would be unusable after an event that would not be expected to cause more than cosmetic damage.
Beams - It is proposed that all beams, including prestressed and band beams, shall be required to have a minimum amount of reinforcement carried through at support positions. This is to cater for the possibility of moment reversals that can occur during an earthquake. Details and reinforcement levels are indicated for both flexural and shear considerations.
Due to the wide usage of band beam systems in Australia, specific requirements are provided to help ensure that problems with punching shear and curvature ductility demands at supports are minimised.
Walls - Walls are the most common form of lateral load resisting system used in Australia, so as well as being used to transfer vertical loads to the footings, they must also be capable of transferring the horizontal loads.
Historically shear wall systems have performed very well in earthquakes. However, minimum provisions for perimeter reinforcement and the connection reinforcement to the footing system have now been included.
So, what's happening to Appendix A?
With all the changes to the requirements in the main body of the Code, it may appear at first glance that there is not much left to be covered in the Appendix.
The revised Appendix will cover structures in Earthquake categories C, D and E, and Intermediate and Special Moment Resisting Frames and Dual structures.
The Code sub-committee believes that the proposed amendments reflect the state-of-the-art in seismic detailing for building structures in areas of moderate seismicity. They contain influence from both overseas best practice and the results of local experience and research.
It is felt that these amendments provide for more consistent, effective and economic practice of seismic design and detailing practice in Australia.
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Tracey Byrne, the chief executive of the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement, which is part of the mission, said this week that people were reporting to her that "things have got worse, not better" in recent years.
…The Vicar of St John's, Waterloo, Canon Giles Goddard, a member of the Synod, and part of the Mission, said on Tuesday that it would be "hard to read the mood of Synod" until after the Shared Conversations.
LGBTI Mission hopes to see more bishops speak openly about their own views. Currently, only two bishops have spoken out in support of gay marriage: the Bishop of Salisbury, the Rt Revd Nicholas Holtam, and the Bishop of Buckingham, Dr Alan Wilson.
Last week, Dr Wilson, part of LGBTI Mission, said that, while he refused to judge any of his colleagues, he expected this to change.
Given that "hundreds and thousands" of people in the UK might be in gay marriages within the next decade, he said that the need for liturgies that priests could use was "urgent".
"Right now we are very good at telling people what not to do," he said. "You must not call it a blessing but can call it a service of thanksgiving, dedication and commitment. We are not very good at telling people what they can do." He expressed concern about what would fill this "vacuum".


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Repatriation efforts underway for Bangladeshis trafficked to Vanuatu
Efforts are underway in Vanuatu to repatriate dozens of Bangladesh migrants who say they were trafficked there, despite widespread protest among the group, who fear their lives will be endangered if they return.
The group of 101 men have been under state care in Vanuatu's capital Port Vila in November, after police raided several premises where they were being held under conditions described by victims as slavery.
Their alleged captors, Sekdah Somon and Buxoo Nabilah Bibi have been detained and face more than 300 charges, including human trafficking in connection with the case. The couple were last week denied bail by the Vanuatu High Court.
Bangladeshi diplomats were in Vanuatu last month for repatriation talks and officials met with some of the men, according to their representative Shahin Khan and an immigration official in Vanuatu.
"We are seeking to facilitate return of such people in [an] irregular situation. We cannot incentivise human trafficking and smuggling in any manner," Nahid Afroz, a secretary with the Bangladesh High Commission in Canberra said in an email.
An immigration officer in Vanuatu, Stephen Willie, said the visa and travel documents held by some the Bangladesh migrants had already expired and most of the others would expire soon.
"We understand it's a humanitarian issue so we try to help them as much as possible but also try to help them go back to Bangladesh," he said in an interview.
Mr Willie said a handful of migrants would be asked to remain in Vanuatu as witnesses in the High Court trial, but that most would have to return when their documents expired.
Repatriation efforts have, however, been met with protest by the men, many of whom claim their outstanding debts in Bangladesh will make them a target for loan sharks. According to a recent victims report provided by Mr Khan, just 14 have said they are willing to return home.
The same report outlines the migrants' demands for $US1.8 million in compensation for their lost work and alleged abuse.
"We will not move until our compensation is made because we have lost lots of money and our situation is very bad back home," said Mr Khan, adding that if Bangladesh would not pay or provide them with jobs, they would expect Vanuatu to.
It's a demand unlikely to carry much sway -- although lured by a businessman, the men came to Vanuatu of their own free will.
According to Mr Khan, during meetings last month with Ms Afroz, she was rude to the men, refusing their demands and insisting they return home or die without care
Ms Afroz didn't comment on the allegations or answer emailed questions about possible payouts to the men.
Mr Willie said he didn't think the Vanuatu government would pay anything.
Elsewhere, Vanuatu has been accused of exacting pressure on the men to cave to demands and return willingly.
"The ration they used to give us for food supply, day by day they are decreasing," said Mr Khan.
Mr Willie denied rations were being reduced.
But the group's lengthy stay in Vanuatu has compounded their financial problems and many are unwilling to return home without something to show for it.
"We men, the one who be the earner for our families, we are staying here, we are not earning single money," said Mr Khan.
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British Pig & Poultry Fair 2016 set to be 10% bigger
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Demand for stand space has been so strong for the 2016 Pig & Poultry Fair it has resulted in a 10% expansion to the floorplan. As a biennial event, exhibitors have been more enthusiastic than ever for the industry's leading event to return in May 2016.
"There is a real buzz around this year's fair," event organiser Alice Bell said. "We're thrilled to have been able to accommodate an additional 30 stands, taking us to more than 350 exhibitors for the first time."
The fair will showcase all the latest products and innovations from a huge range of suppliers from housing to nutrition and genetics to animal health.
Energy on the agenda at British Pig & Poultry Fair 2016
Producers looking to cut energy costs on farm will find a wealth of advice, technology and solutions at 2016 Pig & Poultry Fair. The event's new Energy Zone will provide a hub for anaerobic digestion, biomass, combined heat and power, wind and photovoltaic panel solutions.
Hosting more than 30 exhibitors showcasing the latest technology, the fair is an ideal opportunity to speak to the experts and compare energy options that could work for you.
"At the Pig & Poultry Fair we constantly strive to provide the answers producers are looking for to help improve performance," Alice Bell of the fair organising team said. "We know that renewable energy is one of the ways that leading producers are improving their margins, and would encourage anyone considering an energy investment to come along to the fair and explore the possibilities."
The 2016 British Pig & Poultry Fair takes place on May 10 & 11 at NAEC Stoneleigh. Register now for your free ticket at: www.pigandpoultry.org.uk
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LIVERPOOL GOT THEIR pre-season plans underway with a comfortable 4-0 victory over Tranmere Rovers at Prenton Park.
A stunner from Marko Grujic and a close-range strike from Pedro Chirivella, in between penalties converted by James Milner and Ben Woodburn, were enough to hand Jurgen Klopp's side the win.
Captain Jordan Henderson played the first half of what was his first match since 11 February, the midfielder having been sidelined since the 2-0 win over Tottenham on that day with a foot problem.
Klopp named a strong starting line-up on Wednesday, with Joel Matip, James Milner, Georginio Wijnaldum, Henderson, Daniel Sturridge and Roberto Firmino all included, although new signing Mohamed Salah was unavailable as he awaits a work permit.
It was Milner who opened the scoring after 33 minutes, sweeping home from the spot after Sheyi Ojo had been felled by goalkeeper Scott Davies.
Grujic produced the best moment of the match four minutes before the break, collecting the ball 25 yards from goal before lashing a dipping shot into the bottom-left corner.
Klopp replaced all 10 outfield players for the second half, handing a first appearance to new signing Dominic Solanke, and the former Chelsea man was involved in Liverpool's third: his turn and shot was parried by Davies into the path of Chirivella, who tapped in from close range.
Woodburn added a fourth when he confidently stroked home a penalty after being tripped from behind in the penalty area, and although Lazar Markovic missed a clear chance to make it 5-0, the Reds can be happy with their work-out.
They face Wigan Athletic on Friday before beginning their Premier League Asia Trophy campaign against Crystal Palace.


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Hundreds of people from the Santa Clarita Valley community and beyond descended on Saugus High School Sunday afternoon to remember the life and legacy of Maj. Stephen "Cajun" Del Bagno, the United States Air Force Thunderbirds No. 4 Slot pilot who died in a training exercise April 4.
A funeral procession from Eternal Valley Memorial Park & Mortuary began around 4 p.m. Sunday afternoon and carried the remains of Del Bagno. Community members lined the streets along the path of the procession to show their support for the airman.
A memorial was held at Saugus High at 4:44 p.m. included speeches by family and military colleagues, a flyover that includes F-35s and F-16s, a 21-gun salute and taps.
SCVTV will air the full funeral procession and memorial ceremony on Monday, April 16, 2018.
He is a 2005 graduate of Utah Valley State University, and commissioned from Officer Training School, Maxwell AFB, Ala., in 2007.
Before joining the Thunderbirds, Del Bagno served as an F-35A Evaluator Pilot and Chief of Standardization and Evaluation, 58th Fighter Squadron, Eglin AFB, Fla., according to his biography on the Thunderbirds website.
He's known around the Santa Clarita Valley as a neighbor and a 2001 Saugus High School alumni who participated in sports, including varsity soccer and basketball.
The team's participation at the March Air Reserve Base "The March Field Air & Space Expo," as well as performances at the Lakeland and Columbus Air Force Bases were canceled after Del Bagno's death. It is unknown how this incident will impact the remainder of the 2018 Thunderbirds season.


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Youth Cancer Trust Teams Complete 3 Peaks Challenge
On Saturday 24th May 2009, 5 teams assembled at the Chase The Wild Goose Hostel in Banavie, nr Fort William, to register for the Youth Cancer Trust - Three Peaks Challenge.
The Challenge is to climb, and travel between, the highest UK mountains of Ben Nevis (Scotland), Scafell Pike (England) and Snowdon (Wales), all within a continuous strictly timed schedule of around 24 hours. The challenge involves driving some 480 miles between the peaks, walking some 26 miles, and climbing over 10,000 feet.
Teams represented Scottish Widows, Barclays, CHF Creative, Cuddles Day Nursey and Nigel Bradley entered a team made up from his company and it's suppliers.
The forcast was for heavy rain and strong winds on Ben Nevis, but improving as the event developed and moved south. The prediction proved true, with all teams getting a soaking on the Ben, with a mixture of snow and hailstones waiting for teams on the summit area, with deep slush and snow remaining underfoot from the winter.
All teams completed the Ben Nevis climb on target, and swiftly headed off to Wasdale for the next climb - Scafell Pike. The conditions here were much more inviting, but having to climb and navigate in the dark, with only the clear skies and stars to help, careful navigation was important to ensure teams did not stray off the prescribed route. Latter teams were treated to an impressive Lake District sunrise.
Teams then started the final drive to Llanberis, Snowdonia, for the last of the Three Peaks - Snowdon. The sun was now shining, and tired teams needed to ensure they had plenty of liquids available for this climb up a very popular and busy mountain. Temperatures of 73 degrees were recorded at the finish, the Heights Hotel, in Llanberis, where drivers and support teams would await their walkers.
After just 23 hours and 45 minutes after starting the Ben Nevis climb, the first team arrived at the finish - WELL DONE..! Within a few hours all other teams had successfully completed the challenge, and also raised a huge amount of much needed funds for the Youth Cancer Trust.
Many thanks to everyone who took part, and helped acheive so much during this weekend.


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Buhari to Nigerians: Be fair in assessing our security challenges
January 15, 2022africa
President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed confidence that the nation will overcome the prevailing insecurity situation soon.
The president gave the assurance during a visit on Friday to the State House, Abuja, by the Grand Khalifa (overall head) of the Tijjaniyya Islamic Movement World-Wide, Tidjani Ali Bin Arabi.
Mr Arabi was accompanied by Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State and Dahiru Bauchi, a Sheikh and the leader of the Tijjaniyya Islamic Movement in Nigeria.
According to the president, the federal government is well aware of its responsibility with regard to security and will continue to do its best.
Mr Buhari urged Nigerians to be fair to his government in assessing the security issue in the country by reflecting on what was obtained at the time he took over in 2015, and the successes as well as performance which mark a decisive break from the past.
He particularly cited the successes recorded by the administration in the northeast and the South-south, adding that the North-west which had given the nation some "headache" would experience a turnaround for the better.
Mr Buhari urged Nigerians to take responsibility and show interest in the affairMr Buhari says the nation will overcome its security challenges of their own security and complement what the government is currently doing.
"We have done our best and we will continue to do more by pursuing coherent and consistent policies to deal with terrorism.
"I hope God will listen to our prayers."
The president used the opportunity to thank the Kano State governor, who brought the Grand Khalifa to Nigeria.
He said: "We thank you for inviting them to come to pray for peace and stability in our country.
"We are grateful that they agreed to come."
He joined them in praying that God will give guidance and strength to leaders to be accountable and do right in all things that they do.
Earlier, Mr Ganduje had introduced the Khalifa and his delegation, which included the Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero, and Dahiru Usman Bauchi, the leader of the Tijjaniyya Islamic Movement in Nigeria.
He said the government of Kano State invited the Tijjaniyya World Leader to the country to lead the faithful in prayer considering the complexities around security in particular.
The governor stated that the visit of the Grand Khalifa had also rekindled the old ties between the Tijjaniya and the many cultural and educational institutions in Nigeria
The Tijjaniyya leader in the country, Dahiru Bauchi, and the Grand Khalifa, extolled the existing cordial relations between Nigeria and Algeria and prayed for guidance and blessings for the country and its leaders.
Also speaking to State House correspondents on the visit by the Grand Khalifa to Nigeria, Mr Ganduje said the Kano State Government invited the Grand Khalifa as part of efforts to develop a good socio-economic relationship between Algeria and the city of Kano.
He said: "Specifically, Kano State government invited the Grand Khalifa, that is the world leader of Tijanniyya Islamic Movement to come to Kano and develop a good relationship between Algeria and the city of Kano.
"It is a kind of rekindling the relationship because Kano is an old civilization, with so many Ulama (Islamic scholars) from Algeria hundreds of years ago, who came to Kano to assist the development of Sharia leadership in Kano state.
"So, inviting this world leader of Tijanniyya Islamic Movement is a welcome development for the people of Kano State and for the people of Nigeria.
"We invited him and his team to pray for Nigeria for peace, stability and prosperity, and also to pray for peace and stability of Kano state.
The governor revealed that the state government had constituted a powerful committee to look into the ways and manner to promote the issues of education, commerce, and agriculture between the state government and Algeria.
He said: "You could recall that Algeria is part of the North Africa Arab countries and for long and many hundreds of years ago, there was trading and communication between the Arab countries and Kano State as a holy city.
"Trading was through the Sahara by camels. The establishment of Kurmi market in Kano is still there, and in order to rekindle that relationship with modern trading facilities, we think it is very, very important, apart from the religious aspect of it."
On strategy or structure to address the almajiri issue, the governor disclosed that the state government has introduced free and compulsory primary and secondary education to check the menace of almajiri system in the state.
According to him, most of these almajiris are not indigenes of Kano State but as Nigerians, they are free to live anywhere in this country.
"But what is important, we have introduced free and compulsory primary and secondary education in Kano state.
"We have built many Islamiya schools. We have reformed the almajiri system of education.
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"And also, we have embarked on repatriation of almajiris back to their respective states, some even to the Republic of Niger and the Republic of Cameroon.
"We have established a whole agency that is now evacuating the almajiri to their respective states. And those who are in Kano enjoy the free education facilities. So, that is the effort we are making," he added
"But as you will know, unless there's a universal legislation, preventing the movement of school-going aged children from one state to another is a problem that will continue to be here for a long time because Kano is a commercial nerve centre of the Northern part of this country and also a commercial nerve centre of some West African countries.
"So, you can imagine people coming to earn their livelihood. They usually come with children, but we have enacted a law, any parent that does not put his child into school will be prosecuted."
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Is alternative dispute resolution taking centre stage?
In the words of Mark Twain, there are 'lies, damn lies and statistics'. It does seem, however, that whichever way you look at the latest figures detailed in the Civil Law Statistics for Scotland for the year 2012/13, there is an ongoing trend for individuals and businesses to rely less upon the Scottish court system for resolving their disputes.
Over the past four years, civil cases initiated in both the Court of Session and the Sheriff Courts across Scotland have dropped by 41%. The total number of civil claims going through the courts has been decreasing since the early 1990s and fell below 100,000 cases for the first time in 2010. The figure now stands at 77,453 for the year 2012/13. If the trend over the past four years was to continue, in ten years' time, there would be fewer than 22,000 court cases initiated in all courts across Scotland.
Why is this happening? The detail of the statistics requires a little more examination. Debt cases have reduced by 45%, damages cases by 29%, and repossession and eviction cases by 47%. There has been less of a drop in family law actions, which have seen a 7% decline since 2008/09. There has been a steady decline of 14% in the number of divorces granted since 2008/09. Personal injury cases, which account for four out of every five cases instituted in the Court of Session, is perhaps the one area where the number of cases has remained fairly constant, although there has been a notable drop of 4% in 2012/13 as compared with 2010/11. Perhaps, the most interesting statistic of all is the significant drop in the number of cases initiated in Scotland's highest civil court, the Court of Session. Since the early 1980s, when 20,000 actions a year were initiated, the figure has now dropped to somewhere between 4,000 and 6,000.
Given the proposals outlined in Lord Gill's Scottish Civil Court Review published in September 2009, the recommendations of which are now enshrined in the draft Courts Reform Scotland Bill which is making its way through the Scottish parliament, the number of cases to be dealt with in the Court of Session is set to fall yet further. This is largely due to the report's key proposal, which is to increase the value limit for a case to be initiated in the Court of Session to £150,000 from the current £5,000. If this proposal becomes law, the vast majority of cases currently initiated in the Court of Session will, in future, need to be raised in the Sheriff Court.
What is causing this general trend away from resolving disputes in court? Do we live in a more harmonious world? Are there fewer of us? Are we doing less business? Has the effect of the recession over the past five years made us more tentative when it comes to resorting to the courts? Or is it the case that parties are dealing with the same number of disputes, or potentially more, but are finding ways other than traditional litigation to resolve them.
The high-level statistics for Scotland suggest that more people are now engaged in business than four years ago. The mid-2009 population of Scotland was 5.2m, rising to 5.3m in mid-2013. The number of people in work over the same period fell slightly from 2.5m to 2.47m. The number of businesses operating in Scotland in March 2013 stood at 343,105, up from 295,545 in March 2009. GDP, one way of measuring business activity, increased from £132.9bn in 2009 to £145.2bn in 2012. If we assume that individuals and businesses continue to have disputes at the same rate as we have seen over the last four years, we would have expected civil claims to have increased rather than decrease in the dramatic way they have done. A significant drop in court cases over the past four years, therefore, cannot simply be explained by the effects of the recession or reduced business activity levels.
The most likely explanation would appear to be that individuals and businesses are finding alternative methods of resolving their differences. These methods are collectively known as alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Essentially, ADR is the collective term for those dispute resolution processes and techniques which allow disagreeing parties to come to an agreement short of litigation and resorting to the courts. This process may or may not involve the assistance of a third party.
ADR can generally be classified into four types: negotiation, mediation, collaborative law and arbitration. Some methods, notably adjudication and arbitration, will involve a third party or arbiter/adjudicator who is employed by both parties to provide a decision to resolve the dispute at hand. Adjudication has become common in construction disputes. It is designed to achieve a decision within 28 days and permits disputes in large and complex construction projects to be resolved as the build is progressing, thereby allowing the project to be completed on time. Arbitration is a flexible dispute process, which is becoming increasingly popular in Scotland following the passing of the Arbitration (Scotland) Act 2010. It is particularly suited to resolving complex cross-border international disputes.
Other, more consensual forms of dispute resolution include mediation, conciliation and negotiation. These processes do not necessarily involve a third-party adjudicator. The role of the mediator is not to hand down a judgment enforceable against one of the parties, but rather to work with them to find a resolution to the dispute, which is acceptable and palatable to both parties.
ADR offers many advantages over the court process, one being the speed of resolution. As noted above, the adjudication process can be concluded in as few as 28 days. The same dispute, taking the court action route, would undoubtedly take many more months to resolve. Cost is also a factor. Generally, the cost of a court action is greater than most ADR processes. The court process, by its very nature, can involve lengthy court hearings attended by witness for both parties, which may include examining many documents, not all of which are central to the dispute at hand. ADR, being a more consensual approach, enables parties to cut through the peripheral issues, and hone in on what really matters in the dispute between them.
Confidentiality is another factor to take into account. Litigation is generally a public process with court hearings open to the public. All documents placed and referenced in open court are deemed to be available to the public if a request is made. ADR, on the other hand, is generally confidential to the parties, giving them more control over the process. They are able to agree the rules by which the dispute is decided and to determine the individual who is going to adjudicate the dispute, should one be required.
'… their resources to managing and resolving disputes through negotiation, mediation and other ADR processes with a view to establishing and practising global sustainable dispute management and resolution processes'.
Many corporations have now signed up to this pledge, including household names such as BP, Microsoft, Pfizer, IBM, Shell, and Marks and Spencer. Given the commitment to this pledge by such large corporations, it seems very unlikely that any of those that have signed up, will regard recourse to the court as their first port of call when considering the best way of resolving any dispute.
Adjudication and arbitration are now commonplace in sectors such as construction, shipping, energy and pharmaceuticals. Over the past 15 years or so, it is perhaps surprising that arbitration has not been used more often to resolve disputes, particularly the larger, more complex ones. While many companies with a presence in Scotland will no doubt have been involved in arbitration to resolve their disputes, much of this arbitration will have taken place outwith Scotland, and will not have involved Scottish lawyers. It is anticipated that arbitration will gain greater prominence in Scotland following the passing of the Arbitration (Scotland) Act 2010. The Act brings together the arbitration rules within a framework specifically designed to bring clarity to the arbitration process in Scotland, and thereby give greater certainty as to form and process for parties willing to embark on arbitration. While arbitration has some downsides, including the fact that parties generally have to pay for the judge, the venue, the clerks and the running costs, the up side is that parties can choose their judge, set out and agree on various aspects of form and procedure, and dictate the speed of the process, thereby resolving the dispute more quickly than if the matter had been litigated.
In light of the continued fall in court cases and the rising use of ADR, is there a future for our courts in Scotland? Should the decline we have seen over the past four years continue, then by 2020 the Scottish courts will very much be the minority player in the resolution of disputes in Scotland. There will, of course, always be the need for the courts for certain cases and parties. It does appear however, that their role will become increasingly specialised and that they will only deal with the high end, complex disputes in areas such as intellectual property. Perhaps the courts will find a process that will suit high-volume, low-value debt cases being processed in bulk.
The courts in Scotland are, of course, subject to radical change. Lord Gill in his Civil Justice Review promotes a shake-up of the court system with the underlying objective of improving access to justice at a cost which is proportionate to the value in dispute. As mentioned, the key recommendation of the report is to increase the limit for cases to be raised in the Court of Session from the existing £5,000 to £150,000. At a stroke, if this proposal becomes law, over 80% of the work of the Court of Session will need to be raised in the Sheriff Court. Lord Gill, in his report, fully appreciates that if there is going to be a significant influx of additional cases to the Sheriff Court, then many changes are required to streamline the process and make the disposal of cases more efficient. Time, proportionality of costs, and modernisation are at the heart of these changes.
However, when one reads the statistics, it does seem that the courts are now competing with a number of other ADR processes. Given the confidential nature of many of these, it is simply not possible to get a clear picture of how many disputes are being resolved using ADR. There are currently no published statistics. There have been one or two pilot projects promoting mediation, notably in Glasgow and Edinburgh Sheriff Courts, but the number of cases taken to mediation has been modest. If, however, one is prepared to accept that we are not 'disputing' fewer cases than we were ten years ago, it does now seem irrefutable that disputes which were previously being resolved through litigation are now being resolved using other tactics.
What seems clear is that ADR is not going to go away. Initiatives such as the joint venture to promote arbitration between the Scottish Arbitration Centre in Edinburgh and the Centre for Energy Disputes in Dundee are clearly raising the profile of the use of ADR in Scotland. If Scotland is to be seen as a truly global player on the international arbitration stage, it needs to aggressively promote the benefit of arbitration and ADR generally to businesses and the legal profession. It does seem that lawyers in the past have been reticent to promote the use of ADR, favouring the court as the desired option. That clearly is changing. It is difficult to predict the future accurately, but there is no doubt that individuals and corporations are becoming more demanding of the legal processes available to them. With the recession being as damaging as it has been, they are more mindful of costs, and will wish to have a process which is both efficient and speedy in producing a result. Only time will tell the final outcome and what future lies ahead for Scotland's court system and our use of ADR.


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Tragic Loss of Two Extraordinary Actors Over 9/11 Anniversary Weekend!
If things weren't already feeling depressing with the 10th anniversary of 9/11, the day of the anniversary suffered yet another great tragedy to mark this particular date in the entertainment world. British actor and "Spartacus" star Andy Whitfield past away at the age of 39, on Sunday September 11th 2011. Whitfield was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in May 2010 and was undergoing treatment in New Zealand. During the 2010 Comic-Con he told Zap2It in a interview that he was feeling "better than ever" and hoped to return for the second season of Starz's hit show. But unfortunately the cancer had gotten the better of him, as he was forced to take an indefinite leave of absence in September of that year. Many had still hoped for a speedy recovery for him, but it was with great sadness that he had lost the battle. Whitfield's wife Vashti said in a statement issued to The Associated Press. "He passed peacefully surrounded by love. Thank you to all his fans whose love and support have help carry him to this point. He will be remembered as the inspiring, courageous and gentle man, father and husband he was." On the official Gabriel (2007) Facebook page an official statement was released by the production "The entire Gabriel family and community are deeply saddened at our loss of Andy Whitfield. We thank you for all your support over these past few years and know he was grateful for it also. There will never be another like him..."
…and if that news wasn't depressing enough, Hollywood suffered the lost of another legend earlier in the week. Veteran actor and Academy Award-winner Cliff Robertson passed away of natural causes on Saturday September 10th. at Stony Brook University Medical Center on New York's Long Island, a day after his 88th birthday. Robertson is famously known for such roles as portraying President John F. Kennedy in the 1963 WWII film "PT 109" and for his portrayal of a mentally disabled man in "Charly" in which he won an Oscar for. Robertson never quite achieved reaching the top dog level in Hollywood like some of the other notable stars of his generation, but never once faded from the public eye even the 21st century. According to Evelyn Christel, his personal secretary of over 50 years, said that he died of natural causes. For modern moviegoers Robertson will be remembered as the kind hearted Uncle Ben in the Sony Pictures' box-office hit Spider-Man films directed by Sam Raimi. Spider-Man 3 is noted down as his last official film appearance.
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Opera Australia is a company limited by guarantee. Our governance is the responsibility of our Board of Directors, who are elected by our members. The Board is responsible for the overall strategic direction of the company and its ongoing viability.
Glyn Davis AC
Professor Glyn Davis AC joined the Paul Ramsay Foundation as Chief Executive officer in January 2019. This is Australia's largest philanthropic endowment, with a mission to break the cycle of disadvantage by addressing intergenerational poverty.
Professor Davis was previously Vice-Chancellor at the University of Melbourne from 2005-2018, and Vice- Chancellor at Griffith University from 2002.
Alongside his role at the Foundation and at Opera Australia, Glyn Davis holds a number of academic appointments. He is Distinguished Professor of Political Science in the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University, Visiting Fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government and Visiting Fellow at Exeter College, Oxford.
Professor Davis is a public policy specialist and co-author of the Australian Policy Handbook, with experience in government and higher education. He delivered the 2010 the Boyer Lectures on the theme The Republic of Learning, and in 2017 published The Australian Idea of a University. His most recent book is On Life's Lottery, published by Hachette in 2021.
His arts involvement includes service on a range of arts boards, including the Queensland Symphony Orchestra and the Queensland and Melbourne Theatre Companies.
In 2018 and 2019 Professor Davis served on an independent review of the Australian Public Service, described by the Prime Minister on commissioning as the most substantial review of Australian public administration in 40 years.
Philip Bacon AO
Well-regarded art dealer, patron and philanthropist, Philip Bacon established Philip Bacon Galleries, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane in 1974.
In 1978 he became registered as an approved valuer for the Taxation Incentives for the Arts Scheme, now known as the Cultural Gifts Program, joining the Australian Commercial Galleries Association the following year.
The late 1980s saw Mr Bacon as Art Consultant to Expo 1988 and an adviser to the Estate of Lady Trout. In 1990, he was made a consultant and adviser to the Margaret Olley Art Trust, and is now a Trustee. In 1994 he became a member of the Advisory Council, Griffith University — Queensland College of Art. From 1995 to 1996, Mr Bacon was an adviser to the Trustees and Executors of the Johnstone Gallery Estate. He became a Board member of the Brisbane Biennial International Music Festival in 1996, in 1998 he was made a Board member of the Brisbane Festival of which he is now Deputy Chairman.
In 1994 Philip Bacon became a member of the Board of Opera Australia, a position he held until 2010. He was a member of the Council of the National Gallery of Australia from 1996 to 2003 and has been a Trustee of the Gordon Darling Foundation since 2000. He is a Founder / Benefactor of the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation and Perpetual Donor and member of the Board of the Foundation of the National Gallery of Australia. In 2014 he re-joined the board of Opera Australia and is currently Chairman of the Opera Australia Capital Fund.
Philip Bacon was made a Member, Order of Australia in 1999 receiving in the same year a Doctor of Philosophy (honoris causa) from the University of Queensland. In 2002 Mr Bacon received a Doctor of the University from Griffith University, and Doctor of the University from Queensland University of Technology in 2005. In 2009 he was named a 'Queensland Great', and also was announced as AbaF Goldman Sachs Philanthropist of the year. In 2012 he was appointed as a Trustee of the Board of the Queensland Art Gallery.
He was named by The Australian in 2012 as one of the 50 most influential people in the arts in Australia.
Brian Benjamin
Brian Benjamin, BEc MBA, has worked in corporate finance for over 30 years, including 14 years with Macquarie Corporate Finance and the balance in his own advisory business. He specialised in mergers, acquisitions and advisory roles in telecoms, mining and infrastructure.
He was instrumental in the establishment and success of Melbourne Chamber Orchestra where he was Executive Chairman for five years. In that role, he initiated and guided the group's transition to the Melbourne Recital Centre and the appearance there in the year of its opening by the legendary Sir Neville Marriner. He is an active supporter of classical music and musicians in Melbourne.
Mr Benjamin joined the Board of Opera Australia in February 2017.
Jonathan Feder
Mr Feder LLB (Hons)/BSc is a Partner in the Intellectual Property team at K&L Gates. He is a current board member of Melbourne Theatre Company, a role he has held since 2010. Mr Feder has also raised investment funds for numerous theatrical productions which have been presented throughout the world including shows in New York, London and Australia.
Mr Feder joined the Opera Australia Board in February 2017.
Jane Hansen AO
Ms Hansen is a Company Director with more than 25 years investment banking and management experience in London, New York and Australia. Currently Chair and CEO of the Hansen Little Foundation and all associated philanthropic initiatives, Jane was formerly a mergers and acquisitions and corporate finance specialist at Macquarie Bank and First Boston/Credit Suisse.
Jane joined the Board of the Melbourne Theatre Company in February 2015 and is also the inaugural Chair of the theatre company's Foundation. She is the Deputy Chancellor and a Member of the Council of the University of Melbourne, and sits on the Melbourne University Humanities Foundation and is Deputy Chair of the Believe Campaign. Jane also sits on the Board of the Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation and is a Fellow of the University of Melbourne. Previous directorships include the MCG Trust, the State Sport Centres Trust, the federal body of Athletics Australia and the Foundation of the State Library of Victoria.
Jane Hansen holds a Bachelors Degree in Economics from Monash University, a Masters Degree in Finance and Business Administration from Columbia University in New York, and is currently undertaking an Arts Degree majoring in History at Melbourne University.
Jane and her husband Paul Little established the Hansen Little Foundation in 2015 with Ms Hansen in the role of Chair and Chief Executive. The Hansen Little Foundation is a large philanthropic foundation active in the arts, higher education and medical research along with a broad range of smaller initiatives.
Alison Pert
Dr Alison Pert is a lawyer with extensive experience in commercial contracts, litigation, insurance and public international law. Her career has spanned the government, private and academic sectors, both in Australia and overseas.
Alison has worked for the governments of Papua New Guinea and Australia, representing the latter in treaty negotiations. She has worked in private practice and as in-house counsel, and currently lectures in public international law at the University of Sydney.
She is the author of two books and many articles and papers; she also gives media interviews on the issues of public international law arising from current events.
She is a passionate supporter of opera.
Deena Shiff
Deena is the Chairman of the global board of the BAI Communications Group, Chair of the Supervisory Board of Marley Spoon AG, the Chair of the Advisory Board of the Australian Centre on China in the World, and the Chairman of a Co-operative Research Centre in health sciences. She is also a Non-Executive Director on the board of ASX listed Appen Pty Ltd as well as serving on the board of the government advisory body, Infrastructure Australia. Deena is on the Member Council of Musica Viva and was until February 2018 the Chair of the Sydney Writers' Festival.
Deena was previously a Group Managing Director at Telstra, establishing and running Telstra Wholesale and then Telstra Business. In 2011, Deena established Telstra's corporate venture capital arm, Telstra Ventures. Deena has also been a partner at Mallesons Stephen Jacques.
Andrew Sisson
Andrew graduated in mathematics and statistics from Melbourne University and joined the investment department of National Mutual Life as a share analyst in January 1974. He worked for National Mutual for fourteen years managing the share portfolios of the statutory funds as well as the portfolio management subsidiary.
He established Balanced Equity Management in 1988 to manage discrete portfolios of Australian shares. It now has $10 billion under management, concentrating on the largest fifty companies in the index with an investment approach based on long-term view fundamental value. In 2011 Balanced Equity Management was acquired by Franklin Resources Inc, a funds management company listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Andrew joined the Opera Australia Board in February 2017.
Josephine Sukkar AM
Josephine is a professional company director who works across a range of industries, including property, construction, finance, sport, the arts, medical research and social services.
A former scientist and teacher (BSc, (Hons), Grad. Dip. Ed.), she established Buildcorp with her husband 29 years ago, which employs over 300 staff and has revenue of $500 million.
Josephine serves on a number of private, public, government and not-for-profit boards, including Growthpoint Properties Australia, Parramatta Park Trust, Opera Australia, the Australian Museum, Centenary Institute of Medical Research, Melbourne University Infrastructure Committee and the Australian Rugby Foundation. She is President of Australian Women's Rugby and through Buildcorp has been a major sponsor of rugby in Australia for nearly 30 years.
She has previously served as a director of The Trust Company, and was Co-President of the YWCA NSW.
In 2017 she was recognised for her services to the community, the arts and sports in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
Josephine joined the board of Opera Australia in 2011.


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Brazilian investors buy Miami real estate. Haitian earthquake survivors attend South Florida schools. It's clear what happens in Latin America and the Caribbean has a profound effect on South Florida.WLRN's coverage of the region is headed by Americas editor Tim Padgett, a 23-year veteran of TIME and Newsweek magazines.He joins a team of reporters and editors at the Miami Herald, El Nuevo Herald and NPR to cover a region whose cultural wealth, environmental complexity, vast agricultural output and massive oil reserves offer no shortage of important and fascinating stories to tell.
How Venezuela's Maduro Mess Keeps Getting Worse
Published September 6, 2013 at 7:00 AM EDT
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I'm becoming more certain that leftist Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro keeps a Ouija board on his desk at Miraflores Palace in Caracas.
Maduro spends a lot of time – and tweets – trying to channel his late predecessor and mentor, Hugo Chávez, who died of cancer last March. Before a special presidential election in April, which he narrowly won, Maduro made the rather goofy claim that Chávez had appeared to him as a bird and gave him advice. Hardly a day goes by when he doesn't deify Chávez on Twitter. Thursday, on the six-month anniversary of the socialist comandante's death, Maduro tweeted: "We forever hold you as inspiration for our daily action in defense of your Beloved Fatherland!"
But as it turns out, Chávez apparently does continue to speak to us through Maduro. How else to explain the uncannily Hugo-esque way in which Maduro finds outlandish scapegoats for the swamp of economic and social problems that Chávez, despite his anti-poverty achievements, left behind in Venezuela – including, as Venezuelans were sorely reminded this week, massive power outages?
When the latest blackout, on Tuesday, shut down more than two-thirds of Venezuela – the western hemisphere's most oil-rich nation, mind you – Maduro dismissed suggestions that maybe the problem was a power grid that's been neglected and mismanaged since Chávez took power 14 years ago. Instead, Maduro blamed "right-wing" opposition sabotage, calling the epic outage "an electricity coup."
As if that didn't make him sound nutty enough, Maduro the next day ordered the formation of a special ops force to protect the grid from all those fascist electro-saboteurs. "I have decided," he tweeted, "to create the Electrical System Security and Intelligence Unit as an organ of special forces that will guarantee its defense." Most Venezuelans, who are smart enough to know the situation calls for utility experts instead of Navy SEALs, rejected Maduro's conspiracy theory.
Here's the big difference between Chávez and Maduro, however: Chávez was dealing from a position of economic and political strength; Maduro isn't. Chávez had charisma; Maduro doesn't. Which means Maduro, no matter how often his political séances evoke el comandante, is going to have a much harder time holding things together for the rest of his six-year term – especially after incidents like this week's nationwide blackout.
But this was just the more recent example of conspiracy mongering. Like Chávez, Maduro keeps a shelf full of usual suspects, from U.S. mercenaries plotting to assassinate him to opposition homosexuals scheming to "prostitute" Venezuelan youths.
On Planet Chavista, Venezuela's soaring inflation rate – which hit 42 percent in July – has nothing to do with the government's currency-control chaos; it is, you guessed it, a conspiracy of right-wing speculators. Its spiraling violent crime – including South America's worst murder rate – is due not to a dysfunctional police and judicial system but to capitalism. Its chronic shortage of basic goods, from eggs to toilet paper, is the fault of producers, despite the fact that producers have little if any economic incentive in Venezuela today to produce.
Here's the big difference between Chávez and Maduro, however: Chávez was dealing from a position of economic and political strength; Maduro isn't. Chávez had charisma; Maduro doesn't. Which means Maduro, no matter how often his political séances evoke el comandante, is going to have a much harder time holding things together for the rest of his six-year term – especially after incidents like this week's nationwide blackout. (And especially since he faces growing dissatisfaction from inside his own United Socialist Party.)
And that's not good news, despite what all the anti-Chavista folks in Venezuelan diaspora enclaves here, like Doral, insist. As ill prepared as most Venezuela-watchers think Maduro was to be president, most of us would rather not see the ugly if not violent unrest that could occur if things really unravel under his rule.
A Descent Into Chaos
Frank Mora, who is the head of Florida International University's Latin American and Caribbean Center and was until this year Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Western Hemisphere, is concerned too. As he told me in a recent WLRN interview: "I worry about a trigger that might bring quite a bit of social breakdown. It's a very delicate environment, and all it needs is just a spark, an assassination of some kind, for the thing to really get out of control."
Under Venezuela's constitution, a recall referendum can be called against a president once he's half way (three years) into his term. There is increasing speculation inside and outside Venezuela that this could happen to Maduro, especially since new polls suggest voters now prefer opposition leader Henrique Capriles, whom Maduro defeated in April, as president.
But a recall too could set off a powderkeg in an environment as polarized as Venezuela's. So the question is whether it might be better for Venezuela if Maduro finishes his term and lets the country prepare for a more regular, calmer presidential contest in 2018.
In order for Maduro to make it there, however, he's going to have to summon his own political skills for once instead of the ghost of Chávez.
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Actresses I Follow
by doordesign | created - 23 Sep 2016 | updated - 4 months ago | Public
IMDB doesn't have a feature to follow actresses & actors I like so I'll put them in this list & refer to as needed.
1. Gigi Friedman
Actress | Fringe
Gigi Friedman is an actress, known for Fringe (2008), Queen of the South (2016) and The Book of Leah.
2. Michelle Harrison
Actress | Paycheck
Michelle Harrison was born on March 24, 1975 in Puyallup, Washington, USA as Michelle Nicole Johnston. She is known for her work on Paycheck (2003), Love Happens (2009) and 40 Days and 40 Nights (2002). She has been married to Matthew Harrison since June 6, 1998.
3. Lotte Verbeek
Actress | The Fault in Our Stars
Lotte Verbeek is an award-winning Dutch actress, dancer and model. Lotte was born in Venlo, Netherlands. She was educated at Gymnasium Collegium Marianum in Venlo and graduated in 2008 at the Theaterschool in Amsterdam. From 1999, Verbeek attended the Dance Academy in Arnhem and the Amsterdam ...
4. Rachelle Lefevre
Actress | Twilight
Rachelle Lefevre was born in Canada. While waiting tables, Lefevre was discovered by a Canadian film producer who, in turn, helped the aspiring actress land her first acting gig. Lefevre then moved to Los Angeles and earned a recurring role on the television show What About Brian (2006). When ...
5. Dakota Blue Richards
Actress | The Golden Compass
Dakota Blue Richards, was born at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in South Kensington, London but grew up in Brighton with her mother. She is of Prussian heritage on her Grandmother's side, and Irish on her father's. The name Dakota Blue was inspired by her mother's time spent with Native ...
6. Dove Cameron
Actress | Descendants
Dove Cameron (born Chloe Celeste Hosterman) is an American actress and singer, known for playing a dual role as the eponymous characters in the Disney Channel teen sitcom Liv and Maddie (2013-2017) and playing Mal, daughter of Maleficent in Descendants (2015) and the sequel Descendants 2 (2017). ...
7. Camren Bicondova
Actress | Gotham
Camren Bicondova was born on May 22, 1999 in San Diego, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Gotham (2014), Girl House (2014) and Gotham Stories (2016).
8. Lili Simmons
Actress | Banshee
Lili Simmons is an American actress who was born in San Diego, California, USA as Lili Marie Simmons. At the age of fifteen she was discovered by a talent manager. She would begin her career as a Ford Model and continue her work for Bebe Stores, Roxy, J.C. Penny, and Saturn. In 2010 she began her ...
9. Natalie Alyn Lind
Actress | The Gifted
Natalie Alyn Lind, the oldest of the three Lind sisters, all working actresses, grew up surrounded by the entertainment industry. Her mother is also an actress who starred in feature films and on several TV series including the hit drama "One Tree Hill". Natalie booked her first guest role at 4 ...
10. Shree Crooks
Actress | Captain Fantastic
Shree Crooks is an actress, known for Captain Fantastic (2016), The Glass Castle (2017) and Ray Donovan (2013).
11. Brenda Koo
Actress | The Bling Ring
Brenda Koo was born on February 13, 1983 in Orange County, California, USA as Brenda Suk Koo. She is an actress, known for The Bling Ring (2013), White Bird in a Blizzard (2014) and The Crazy Ones (2013).
12. Elyse Dufour
Actress | The Walking Dead
Elyse Dufour is an actress and composer, known for The Walking Dead (2010), Postal (2019) and Sleepy Hollow (2013).
13. Evelyn Boyle
Actress | Dead Still
Evelyn Boyle is an actress, known for Dead Still (2014), Requiems (2014) and My B.F.F. (2016).
14. Shay Mitchell
Actress | Pretty Little Liars
Shay Mitchell (born Shannon Ashley Mitchell; April 10, 1987) is a Canadian actress, model, entrepreneur and author. She rose to prominence starring as Emily Fields in the Freeform series Pretty Little Liars (2010) (2010-2017).
She was born in Mississauga, Ontario, the daughter of Precious Garcia and...
15. Mikaela Hoover
Actress | Guardians of the Galaxy
Mikaela Mehrizi Hoover was born on July 12 in Colbert, Washington and is the first of 4 siblings. Mikaela started taking dance classes at age 2 and stared school plays and local commercials as a child. She was a cheerleader in high school and the captain of her high school dance team as well as ...
16. Sara Malakul Lane
Actress | King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
Sara Malakul Lane is a successful Thai model and actress. She began modeling at the age of 14, and has also been in a number of big screen movies including Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (2015). Sara is a model of Thai-English descent. Her father is an English businessman named Alistair Lane...
17. Eline Powell
Actress | For Elsie
Eline Powell is a Belgian actress. Powell was born in Leuven, Belgium. She has a brother. When she was in high school she participated in theater classes. She graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in 2011 with a BA degree in acting, with special skills in ballet, Hip Hop, Flamenco, ...
18. Pom Klementieff
Actress | Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Pom Klementieff (born 3 May 1986) is a French actress. She was trained at the Cours Florent drama school in Paris and has appeared in such films as Loup (2009), Sleepless Night (2011) and Hacker's Game (2015). She plays the role of Mantis in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films Guardians of the ...
19. Kimberly Jade Kravitz
Kimberly Kravitz is proud to work for METV's New York & Philadelphia stations, KJWP2 & WJLP3. She started at MeTV as Promotions Assistant, then took on the role of Associate Producer of three local news shows, 'Another Thing,' 'Jersey Matters' and 'The Delaware Way' on sister station KJWP.
Now, you ...
20. Grey Griffin
Actress | Batman: Arkham City
Grey Griffin was born in Fort Ord, California. She is a singer and well-known voice actress. She was raised by her grandmother through her difficult childhood because her mother was a drug addict. Her grandmother was a singer and performed often with Tito Puente. Grey was highly interested in goth ...
21. Alina Lanina
Actress | Zashchitniki
Alina Lanina was born on March 3, 1989 in Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovskaya oblast, RSFSR, USSR as Alina Aleksandrovna Kiziyarova. She is an actress, known for Guardians (2017), Kukhnya (2012) and Sled (2007).
22. Stacey Farber
Actress | Animal Kingdom
Stacey Farber was born on August 25, 1987 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada as Stacey Anne Farber. She is an actress, known for Animal Kingdom (2016), Schitt's Creek (2015) and Grace and Frankie (2015).
23. Palina Rojinski
Actress | Willkommen bei den Hartmanns
Palina Rojinski was born on April 21, 1985 in Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR. She is an actress and writer, known for Welcome to Germany (2016), Zeit der Helden (2013) and Nightlife (2020).
24. Noemi Smorra
Actress | Don Matteo
Noemi Smorra is an actress, known for Don Matteo (2000), Ballad in Blood (2016) and L'Attimo di Vento (2013).
25. Janina Gavankar
Actress | Blindspotting
Janina Zione Gavankar (born November 29, 1980) is an American actress and musician. Gavankar is also trained as a pianist, vocalist, and orchestral percussionist. She majored in Theatre Performance at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Gavankar's roles include Papi, a lesbian lothario in The L ...
26. Anaïs Demoustier
Actress | L'enfance du mal
Anaïs Demoustier was born on September 29, 1987 in Lille, Nord, France. She is an actress, known for Sweet Evil (2010), The Snows of Kilimanjaro (2011) and Marguerite & Julien (2015).
27. Joanna Kulig
Actress | Zimna wojna
Graduate of the Ludwik Solski State Drama School in Krakow, specialization in popular music vocals; actress of the Teatr Stary in Krakow.
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION The Fryderyk Chopin State Primary Music School in Krynica-Zdroj - piano class, the Mieczyslaw Karlowicz State Secondary Music School in ...
28. Stormi Maya
Actress | Hustlers
Stormi Maya is a professional actress based in Nyc. She started her career by performing in theater and then transitioned to film and television . She is also a filmmaker and writer that produces independent films . Stormi Maya is playing the role of Yennifer Clemente on Spike Lee's Netflix show, ...
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