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Fr. Jean-Baptiste Berthier, M.S.
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Mr. Paul Berthier
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Saint Fr. Berthold, O. Carm.
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Fossil Skull Reveals Origin of Modern Birds
"Wonderchicken" Fossil Reveals Origin of Modern Birds
The oldest fossil of a modern bird yet found, dating from the very end of the Cretaceous, has been identified by an international team of palaeontologists led by researchers from the University of Cambridge. Sophisticated CT scans (computerised tomography), of a limestone rock, not much bigger than a pack of cards, revealed the exquisitely preserved fossil skull. Fragments of bone exposed on the rock's surface suggested that there were more bones buried deep in the rock, but the scientists were not expecting to find the near perfect fossilised skull of a modern bird (neornithine), once the CT scans had been completed.
The bird has been nicknamed "wonderchicken" as its skull shows characteristics found in modern ducks and chickens. This suggests it is close to the last common ancestor of these types of birds.
A Life Reconstruction of "Wonderchicken" – Asteriornis maastrichtensis
Asteriornis maastrichtensis life reconstruction.
Picture Credit: Philip Krzeminski
The fossil comes from a limestone quarry on the Netherlands-Belgium border, making it the first modern bird from the age of dinosaurs to have been found in the northern hemisphere.
Named Asteriornis maastrichtensis, this quail-sized bird (to which it is distantly related), exhibits a previously undocumented combination of galliform-like (landfowl) and anseriform-like (waterfowl) anatomical traits. Its presence alongside a previously reported Ichthyornis-like bird from the same quarry provides direct evidence of the co-occurrence of crown birds and avialan stem birds.
The Limestone Rock which Contains the Fossil Skull
The limestone containing the skull of Asteriornis maastrichtensis.
Picture Credit: Dr Daniel Field (Cambridge University)
Small Size Could Have Saved Modern Birds from Extinction
Asteriornis was quite small, certainly much smaller than the pterosaurs that it shared the skies with. The fossil has been dated to 66.8-66.7 million years ago, a few hundred thousand years before the dinosaurs and lots of other animals including many types of bird, died out.
The authors of the scientific paper (published in the journal Nature), speculate that as it was small and it lived by the sea, this way of life, fitting a particular niche in the Late Cretaceous ecosystem, may have helped the ancestors of today's birds to survive the end-Cretaceous mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs.
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#define JSON_OPTIONS_H

/**
 *  This file holds all of the compiling options for easy access and so
 *  that you don't have to remember them, or look them up all the time
 */

/*
 *  JSON_LIBRARY must be declared if libjson is compiled as a static or dynamic
 *  library.  This exposes a C-style interface, but none of the inner workings of libjson
 */
//#define JSON_LIBRARY

/*
 *  JSON_STRICT removes all of libjson's extensions.  Meaning no comments, no special numbers
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//#define JSON_STRICT

/*
 *  JSON_DEBUG is used to perform extra error checking.  Because libjson usually
 *  does on the fly parsing, validation is impossible, so this option will allow
 *  you to register an error callback so that you can record what is going wrong
 *  before the library crashes.  This option does not protect from these errors,
 *  it simply tells you about them, which is nice for debugging, but not preferable
 *  for release candidates
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//#define JSON_DEBUG

/*
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 *  references to long long and long double as well as a few others
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//#define JSON_ISO_STRICT

/*
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 *  from the errors that it encounters.  This option is recommended for those who
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#define JSON_SAFE

/*
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 *  option hides the callback registering function.  This will usually display
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//#define JSON_STDERROR

/*
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 *  parses nodes on the fly as they are needed, this makes parsing much faster if
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 *  this would be a client application communicating with a server if the server
 *  returns things like last modified date and other things that you don't use.
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//#define JSON_PREPARSE

/*
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 *  this is recommended for software that has to run on less than optimal machines.
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 *  It's recommended that you also compile using the -Os option, as this will also
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//#define JSON_LESS_MEMORY

/*
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//#define JSON_UNICODE

/*
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#define JSON_REF_COUNT

/*
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#define JSON_BINARY

/*
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#define JSON_EXPOSE_BASE64

/*
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#define JSON_ITERATORS

/*
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#define JSON_STREAM

/*
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//#define JSON_MEMORY_CALLBACKS

/*
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//#define JSON_MEMORY_MANAGE

/*
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//#define JSON_MEMORY_POOL 524288

/*
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//#define JSON_MUTEX_CALLBACKS

/*
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//#define JSON_MUTEX_MANAGE

/*
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//#define JSON_NO_C_CONSTS

/*
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//#define JSON_OCTAL

/*
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//#define JSON_WRITE_PRIORITY MED

/*
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#define JSON_READ_PRIORITY HIGH

/*
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//#define JSON_NEWLINE "\r\n"  //\r\n is standard for most windows and dos programs

/*
 *  JSON_INDENT affects how libjson writes.  If this option is turned on, libjson
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//#define JSON_INDENT "    "

/*
 *  JSON_ESCAPE_WRITES tells the libjson engine to escape special characters when it writes
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#define JSON_ESCAPE_WRITES

/*
 *  JSON_COMMENTS tells libjson to store and write comments.  libjson always supports
 *  parsing json that has comments in it as it simply ignores them, but with this option
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//#define JSON_COMMENTS

/*
 *  JSON_WRITE_BASH_COMMENTS will cause libjson to write all comments in bash (#) style
 *  if this option is not turned on, then it will use C-style comments.  Bash comments are
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//#define JSON_WRITE_BASH_COMMENTS

/*
 *  JSON_WRITE_SINGLE_LINE_COMMENTS will cause libjson to write all comments in using //
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//#define JSON_WRITE_SINGLE_LINE_COMMENTS

/*
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//#define JSON_ARRAY_SIZE_ON_ONE_LINE 2

/*
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#define JSON_VALIDATE

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Room for optimism after Gaza
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Battle of words at Kennedy School ends on hopeful note
By Corydon Ireland Harvard News Office
Date February 19, 2009 March 9, 2020
A capacity crowd at the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) this week (Feb. 11) got to see a scaled-down, toned-down version of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Instead of stones and rockets, words flew. Instead of despair, there was at least a glimmer of hope.
In one corner in this war of ideas — billed as "The Road to Peace After Gaza" — was a professor of Arab studies from Columbia University, Rashid Khalidi. In the other was Shai Feldman, a Middle East studies scholar from Brandeis University. In between was one-time American diplomat R. Nicholas Burns, now an HKS professor of the practice of diplomacy and international politics.
Burns provided a scene-setter before the debate at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum. In the last 61 years, he proffered, "the Israeli people have not known a single day of peace, and the Palestinian people have not had a single day of justice."
In this long conflict, with smoke still rising from this year's Gaza fighting, Burns managed to see a prospect for peace — though it is "a shimmering promise, far on the horizon."
In the meantime, he said, people on both sides are "forced to lead abnormal lives." Palestinians in particular live fragmented lives circumscribed by the new wall, pressed in by hundreds of thousands of Israeli settlers on the West Bank, and choked off from reliable supplies of food, energy, and medicine.
Fighting last month made things worse, said Burns. "It's already one of the most desperate places on earth, Gaza, and now it's in ruins."
Questions loom, he added: Will Hamas — the Sunni Muslim extremist group based in Gaza — let go of terrorism as the "price for statehood"? Will the Israelis, now divided by a hung election, dismantle a warren of settlements and roadblocks? Will the United States, under new leadership, recast the peace process?
"I'm a historian," said Khalidi, Columbia's Edward Said Professor of Arab Studies, and so must accept that peace is one option — if only "a glimmer," he said.
But before peace is possible, looking at why peace has failed is necessary. The Palestinian side has "a distinct lack of focus" in the political arena, he said, with loyalties split between an accommodating Fatah and an adamant Hamas.
At the same time, claimed Khalidi, the United States has failed by "accentuating that split," pushing the prospects for peace even further away. Hamas is hard to swallow, he said, but they won an election in 2006 and must be brought to the table.
Meanwhile, Israel — backed by U.S. power — has depended on force to resolve the issue, and "the use of force has greatly accelerated violence," Khalidi contended. "In this context, I think nonviolence is the correct approach."
His point: To reach peace, bring in everybody — local, regional, international. The alternative, in part, said Khalidi, is a "proxy war" between Iran and the United States, a Cold War-like stalemate.
Burns asked Feldman: Will Israel — with its own left, right, center political divisions starkly on view after the recent election — be ready for a peace process?
That may depend on personalities, said Feldman of the fractious Israeli divides revealed by the ballot box this month. Any agreement on a direction for peace "requires three aspiring prime ministers to get together," he said. "These are not modest individuals."
But an irony underlies the Palestinian-Israeli divide, said Feldman: Identical public opinion polls show that "a vast majority" on both sides favor peace and a two-state solution.
But there are impediments, he said. For one, public opinion on both sides agrees on a solution, but feels the same deep pessimism.
And for another, said Feldman, Hamas has amassed "an unbelievable number" of rockets, some of them now capable of reaching into Israeli population centers, a threat of harm not seen since 1948. As a result, he said, an already edgy Israel has now become "even more hyper-vigilant."
Burns asked of the two scholars to dream. If you could advise President Obama, what would you say?
Khalidi (who taught at the University of Chicago when Obama did) suggested first that the new president move his loyalties to the Chicago Cubs. (In this war of Middle East ideas, there was room for laughter.)
Beyond that, he suggested: Don't foster Palestinian divisions, don't rely on autocratic Middle East regimes, broaden dialogue with a nearly nuclear Iran, and set aside violence as a solution. "There is an illusion," said Khalidi, "that this situation can only be resolved by force."
Feldman's advice: Divide the road to peace into four or five steps, each with a set of material incentives. Widen negotiations beyond Israel to include the intertwined problems of Iran, Syria, and Lebanon. And bring Hamas to the table. "To ignore Hamas," said Feldman "is to bury your head in the sand."
After all, he reflected, a recalcitrant PLO — founded in the 1950s —came around to the idea of accepting Israeli statehood in 1988. Hamas — still young and angry — might evolve in the same way.
It won't change its "basic ideological commitments" overnight, said Feldman, "but the practicalities can still be dealt with."


A lifelong love for all things coffee inspired Clarkson alumna Charlotte Hayden '16, to start The Better Brew Company. Better Brew specializes in craft coffee flavors "designed to make your morning cup of coffee taste like its straight out of your favorite café." Hayden, who majored in Innovation in Entrepreneurship at Clarkson, decided to start the company when she realized the only place she wasn't getting a good cup of coffee was in her own home.
"After scouring the shelves of my grocery store and coming up short, I came up with the idea for the Better Brew Company. A way to flavor my coffee at home," Hayden said.
Better Brew is only the beginning for Hayden. "I hope to be the CEO of my own company, and give back to Clarkson by becoming a mentor to students, just like people have done for me," she said.


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Aimpoint is known for setting the standard in red dot sights, and Chris Parkin is among the first to test the company's new offering, the ACRO C-1.
The new ACRO C-1 red dot sight from Aimpoint is the next step in their quest to broaden the range of aiming solutions on offer. After having hunted with H34 and Micro H-2 sights over the last few seasons, the chance to travel to Italy for a two-day boar hunt was an exciting opportunity to see and use the latest Aimpoint.
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The distance from base of the mount to the optical centre of the 16x16mm aperture is only 14mm, which brings your eye/cheek lower and closer to the bore. This also reduces the overall height of the rifle/optic package, definitely more streamlined and quieter in close cover with branches that may snag.
Rifles with adjustable cheekpieces are becoming more popular; correct gun fit is prioritised for rifle hunters in the same way as it has been for centuries to shotgun hunters, whose intuitive natural gun mount and natural 'pointability' on winged quarry is very much desired by fast-reacting larger game hunters, especially on quarry like driven boar.
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My second shot opportunity was over an hour later, by which time the higher sun had considerably brightened the woodland. As it approached directly towards me along the bed of a stream, I took a downward shot into the head and neck. It was actually easier to take the shot before it approached too close and filled the field of view as placing the red dot in the correct zone of the boar's overall silhouette was far easier when that dark hairy silhouette didn't obscure the whole field of view. Keep both eyes open!
The ACRO C-1 and its P-1 brother were primarily developed at such a compact size for pistols. They have been tested and approved after 20,000 rounds test fired under them from a .40 calibre semi-automatic developing some 6200G per shot so durability is well assured. Given the low weight of a pistol and ACRO's attachment to the reciprocating slide of such a compact weapon, the 1000G developed by a comparatively heavy .30-06 rifle is a relatively easy life.
The unit is fully waterproof to withstand submersion to five metres and has no lens caps, though the hardened glass is extremely durable. Given the overall size of the optic with just a 30mm frontal silhouette and 47mm length, the addition of lens caps would have added an unnecessarily large proportional addition, so this is no real loss as I removed the lens caps from the larger H-2 when I found their size, even in proportion to that larger optic, interfered with my field of view.


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Q: Google Sheets - OnEdit - Separate Range I am using the following code to automatically turn inputs in columns 1 and 4 of a sheet into a hyperlink. Whenever any range beyond 1 cell is pasted into the sheet only the first value will be hyperlinked into all cells in the range. Is there a way to get the cells within the range so I can have it check each cell for their individual value and column?
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  }
}

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Satellite images showed the massive undersea volcano eruption early Saturday morning near Tonga. Waves up to 2.7 feet high were reported in Hawaii.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — An undersea volcano erupted in spectacular fashion near the Pacific nation of Tonga on Saturday, sending large tsunami waves crashing across the shore and people rushing to higher ground. A tsunami advisory was in effect for Hawaii and the U.S. Pacific coast.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or the extent of the damage as communications with the small nation remained cut off hours after the eruption.
In Hawaii, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center reported waves slamming ashore from half a meter (a foot) in Nawiliwili, Kauai, to 80 centimeters (2.7 feet) in Hanalei.
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Satellite images showed a huge eruption, a plume of ash, steam and gas captured from the space rising like a mushroom above the blue Pacific waters at approximately 4:20 a.m. UTC Saturday (11:20 p.m. EST Friday). That nearly coincides with a magnitude 4.0 earthquake reported 42 miles north-northwest of Tonga — the approximate location of the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai volcano.
New Zealand's military said it was monitoring the situation and remained on standby, ready to assist if asked.
Satellite images showed a huge eruption, a plume of ash, steam and gas rising like a mushroom above the blue Pacific waters.
The Tonga Meteorological Services said a tsunami warning was declared for all of the archipelago, and data from the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center showed waves of 80 centimeters (2.7 feet) had been detected.
Residents of American Samoa were alerted of the tsunami warning by local broadcasters as well as church bells that rang territory-wide. An outdoor siren warning system was out of service. Those living along the shoreline quickly moved to higher ground.
As night fell, there were no reports of any damage and the Hawaii-based tsunami center canceled the alert.
Authorities in the nearby island nations of Fiji and Samoa also issued warnings, telling people to avoid the shoreline due to strong currents and dangerous waves. The Japan Meteorological Agency said there may be a slight swelling of the water along the Japanese coasts, but it was not expected to cause any damage.
The Islands Business news site reported that a convoy of police and military troops evacuated Tonga's King Tupou VI from his palace near the shore. He was among the many residents who headed for higher ground.
The explosion of the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai volcano was the latest in a series of spectacular eruptions.
A Twitter user identified as Dr. Faka'iloatonga Taumoefolau posted video showing waves crashing ashore.
"Can literally hear the volcano eruption, sounds pretty violent," he wrote, adding in a later post: "Raining ash and tiny pebbles, darkness blanketing the sky."
Earlier, the Matangi Tonga news site reported that scientists observed massive explosions, thunder and lightning near the volcano after it started erupting early Friday. Satellite images showed a 5-kilometer (3 mile) -wide plume rising into the air to about 20 kilometers (12 miles).
More than 2,300 kilometers (1,400 miles) away in New Zealand, officials were warning of storm surges from the eruption.
The National Emergency Management Agency said some parts of New Zealand could expect "strong and unusual currents and unpredictable surges at the shore following a large volcanic eruption."
The volcano is located about 64 kilometers (40 miles) north of the capital, Nuku'alofa. Back in late 2014 and early 2015, a series of eruptions in the area created a small new island and disrupted international air travel to the Pacific archipelago for several days.
Tonga is home to about 105,000 people.
Travis Pittman contributed to this report.
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Yemen's Houthis: 'Iran vs Saudi Arabia' False Binary
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Notably in Pakistan, the notion of a regional 'Iran versus Saudi Arabia' struggle for influence is a popular framework adhered to by global affairs analysts. It holds that Iran and the Saudis involve themselves very proactively in the affairs of Middle Eastern states with the goal of thwarting the other's objectives, causing proxy wars and military conflicts.
However, the approach falls short in numerous ways of explaining contemporary turmoil in the troubled Middle East region. The Yemen War, ongoing since March 2015, is the most recent and striking example of the 'Iran versus Saudi Arabia' framework applied onto a major conflict in contradiction of both its basic facts and broader regional and global relevance.
With special regard to the origins and motives of Yemen's Houthis, the 'Iran versus Saudi Arabia' label when applied to the Yemen War produces factual errors and fallacies. Behind these errors and fallacies lie crucial facts about the armed group and political-religious organization, without which its true contemporary geopolitical significance cannot begin to be understood.
The Houthi uprising: Iranian proxies or independent actors? The idea that the Houthis' September 2014 takeover of Sanaa from Saudi client President Aburrabuh Hadi was an Iranian move is fairly entrenched among analysts. The Houthis are portrayed as mere sock puppets in this regard, armed and directed by Tehran. However, this contradicts revelations made during the early days of the war regarding the Houthis.
US and European career intelligence officials and diplomats immediately voiced scepticism about Saudi claims that the Houthis acted on Iran's behalf. Pointing out that the Houthis did not follow mainstream Twelver Shi'ism as did Iran and its allies, they also added that the Houthis were not reliant on Iranian weapons for their military campaign, which given the large quantity of weapons already in Yemen was easily self-sustainable.
Additionally, Huffington Post reported in April 2015, citing US officials familiar with the Houthi movement, that Iran had even warned the Houthis against taking over Sanaa. Despite the US condemning the Houthis and militarily assisting the Saudis, there was no acknowledgement by countries aside from the Saudis and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) that the Houthis were Iranian proxies.
In fact, as far back as 2009, Wikileaks-obtained cables from the US State Department described the Houthis' weapons source as the Yemeni black market – and not Iran.
If not Iran, then who caused the Houthi uprising? After the Yemen War began, the Houthis established ties with Iran and began receiving weapons from it. However, given the lack of serious ties with Iran prior to the war, the question arises, what motives drove the Houthis to seize Sanaa?
The answer lies in the mass discontent against leaders propped up by the GCC, despite repeatedly making a mockery of the Yemeni reforms process.
As a major Zaydi politico-religious entity in Yemen founded in the 1990s, the Houthis were a significant part of the overall Yemeni mass-protests of 2011. Directed at then-President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who had ruled for over two decades, the protests induced a GCC reaction who then introduced the November 2011 GCC Initiative for power transition in Yemen. Both the government and opposition approved of it.
The UNSC-backed Initiative mandated that Saleh step down and hand Hadi, his vice president for 18 years, presidential duty. Hadi was tasked with holding presidential elections within 60 days, setting up a committee to draw a new referendum-approved constitution with parliamentary elections following a new Yemeni government.
However, Hadi held a rigged, one-man 'election' with himself as the only candidate and became the new president in February 2012. This caused opposition resentment to fester further, with intra-factional and government-protestor violence erupting frequently as Hadi secured a two-year term. The Houthis and protestors affiliated with former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, who opportunistically decided to join the opposition, had called for a boycott of the election.
Even at the end of his term, Hadi who enjoyed GCC backing, refused to relinquish his post and the GCC Initiative-mandated elections for a new parliament never took place. The Houthis together with Saleh loyalists – now dominating Hadi's own ruling party, the General People's Congress (GPC) – stormed Sanaa in September 2014 and established full control of the city by January 2015 with the seizure of the presidential palace.
Hadi resigned, but 'retracted' the resignation after managing to flee south to Aden city in February. Exemplifying his lack of domestic support and legitimacy, the GPC which possessed a majority in Yemen's Parliament declared its refusal to accept him as president again.
Hadi then fled to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with the Saudis initiating an aerial bombing campaign against the Houthis on 25 March 2015.
The Houthis as an Iran-aligned but independent new regional player. As the Yemen War finally shows signs of winding down, the Houthis can lay claim to a victory of sorts while the 'coalition' which sought to crush them has failed. Through years of massive aerial bombardment and ground assaults led by GCC-hired foreign and local tribal mercenaries, they impressively sustained control of Yemen's major population centres and strategic assets such as its Red Sea ports.
To go with this, the Houthis have taken unmistakable steps toward assuming a broader regional profile. Their offer to release captured Saudi air force personnel in exchange for Saudi Arabia releasing imprisoned members of the Palestinian resistance organization, Hamas, resident in the kingdom, is a prime example of this and was received positively by the Palestinians.
The Houthis' rhetoric regarding Israel's oppression of the Palestinians along with a general emphasis on the issue of al Quds (Jerusalem) is also poised with major momentum, given the ongoing alliance of Israel with their GCC adversaries.
All in all, the Houthis are a reality in Yemeni politics not reliant on Iran for their objectives but aligned with it now more so than ever – thanks to Iran's rivals.
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Opinion In Suzie Miller's Prima Facie, theatre finds a voice of reckoning on sexual assault and the law
Bryoni Trezise
Written by a former lawyer, a new play presents a forceful critique of the Australian legal system's treatment of sexual assault.
Sheridan Harbridge as Tessa in Prima Facie, a new play about a lawyer who becomes a victim of the legal system after she is sexually assaulted. Image from Brett Boardman
Review: Prima Facie, Griffin Theatre Company
Suzie Miller's one-woman play Prima Facie is an unsparing study of the Australian legal system's treatment of sexual assault cases. The play, which opened to standing ovation, concludes with a simple but compelling statement – spoken by the character Tessa, played by Sheridan Harbridge – "something has to change".
This is not a plea, and it is more forceful than a call-to-arms. It is a voice of steely reckoning that contains within its very timbre the rage of being a woman. The voice not only carries the rage – its strength comes from having been conditioned by it.
Tessa is a criminal defence barrister who is proudly at the top of her game, having conquered class and gender barriers to get there. She enjoys the pace of the kill and plays expertly on witness vulnerabilities, with sleek mastery of the unemotional palette needed to win.
In the words of 1980s feminist playwright Caryl Churchill, Tessa is a "top girl", a career woman who believes she has accessed patriarchal power by reaching the higher echelons of her field.
Then Tessa is raped by a colleague. Her journey is one from enabler of the legal system to its victim. It shows how rape ruptures not only body and psyche, but the narrative that binds them together. Yet the legal system expects coherence. Where rape ruptures sense of self, the legal system demands that a witness speak from a place of reasoned agency.
In Prima Facie, Sheridan Harbridge plays Tessa, a criminal lawyer at the top of her game. Image from Brett Boardman
In the age of #MeToo, Prima Facie puts on the record that women's experiences of assault have been silenced for as long as women have been abused by men and systems of power. It offers similar insight into the legal system to Queensland author Bri Lee's award-winning 2018 memoir, Eggshell Skull.
The play states the problem plainly:
A woman's experience of sexual assault / does not fit the male-defined system of truth. So it cannot be truth / and therefore there cannot be justice.
Miller's text won last year's prestigious Griffin Award for an outstanding play or play or performance text that displays an authentic, inventive and contemporary Australian voice. It is easy to see why. It is punchy, leaving almost no time for pause – witty and despair-making in equal measure.
Harbridge is dynamic as she moves Tessa through varying social vernaculars (such as when she imitates her Mum) and into a range of emotional tempos, activating every angle of an increasingly suffocating stage. Barring one exit, Tessa spends 100 minutes on a raised platform that feels much more confining than the usually intimate space of Sydney's Stables Theatre. Most often starkly lit, and before an audience who plays quasi-theatrical jury, Harbridge does not miss a beat.
Sound is used only occasionally, with the depth of an inner eardrum/heart beat. Sparing projections mark the shifts in time as well as the legalese that Tessa traverses. The understated elegance of these elements allow the physical detail to mould the weight of the story: the rhythmic nuances of Miller's script, their expression through Harbridge's Tessa, and their unflinching, empathic direction by Lee Lewis.
Miller's play is punchy, witty and despair-making. Image from Brett Boardman
This production seems to make clear that beyond the law, it is female labour - in myriad guises - which tries to change the present in view of its history.
Structurally, the play performs a process of finding voice. Narratively, this is conveyed as Tessa's coming to terms with her own experience – a conflict that she describes as landing between "legal truth" and autobiographical truth. Beyond this particular story, the process of finding voice becomes a comment on the theatrical form itself. Where legal avenues fall short, theatre can testify, the play seems to declare – only it does so differently, and for different ends.
In her program notes, Miller draws her background as a lawyer into focus, explaining that the work "has been playing out in [her] mind since [her] law school days". The implication here is that the inadequacies of the legal system in part led Miller to carve new ways of making justice happen. In the play, Tessa finds her voice, explaining, "it's a different voice, but I keep talking". Perhaps this is a subtle nod to Miller's own trajectory into the realm of theatre-as-tribunal.
Prima Facie shows how rape becomes nullified by the legal system, which fails to recognise the ways in which this form of violence shatters. Prima Facie's strength is that it fashions itself out of the shards of this shattering. And this is why it is so compelling and so resonant.
Prima Facie is on at SBW Stables Theatre in Sydney until June 22.
Bryoni Trezise, Senior Lecturer in Theatre and Performance Studies, UNSW
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