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Hans de Zwart	in Digital Rights, Open	| 09-11-2011
Access, Trust and Freedom: Coordinates for the Future Internet
I am now in Bucharest, Romania at the INET Conference organised by the Internet Society (ISOC). The Internet Society:
[brings] together Members, Chapters, and partners [and] is at the center of the largest global network of people and organizations focused on ensuring the Internet continues to evolve as a platform for innovation, collaboration, and economic development. By tackling issues at the intersection of technology, policy, and education, [they] work collaboratively to preserve and protect the multistakeholder model of development and management that has been key to the Internet's success.
The one day conference, titled "Access, Trust and Freedom: Coordinates for the Future Internet" had the following topics:
Internet access in Romania (from a national and international perspective)
Trust and Privacy
The future of the Internet
The day opened with a short speech in Romanian by Emil Zahan, Director of Cabinet of the Romanian Ministry of Communications. I missed picking up the headsets with the simultaneous translation, so I am not sure what he talked about. Neelie Kroes had recorded a video message for the conference. This is now the third time I have looked at Kroes' big blown-up face talking about broadband access, privacy, e-inclusion and how there has to be a balance in rights and freedoms on the net. I am not sure that this is an effective way of getting her message out or influencing stakeholders.
Protection, Trust, Privacy: Can we have it all?
View on Bucharest from the Eight Floor of the Palace of the Parliament
After a morning session about Internet in Romania (did you know Romania has the fourth fastest broadband access in the world?) and a very quick visit to the baffling and partly obscene Palace of the Parliament, I attended a panel session about trust and privacy.
According to one of the panelist "privacy" is recognized as a universal right in the Declaration of Human Rights, but there is no universally recognized definition of what "privacy" is.
The stage was set by the CEO of Bitdefender who made us all realise that consumers have no idea about how vulnerable they are and where the problem might lie. There was a lot of discussion about whether educating citizens would be helpful. I personally don't believe this at all and think most of the speakers underestimated the need for solid architecture that enables smart behaviour by users of Information Technology.
The panelist were too diverse to come to any real discussion. One of them was a policy adviser who had to read from a script, the next person was partly responsible for Romania's network security and he kept warning people that they need to be aware. A technical director from Microsoft assured us that Microsoft is on top of all the Net's problems ("probably the only major IT vendor"). The only person who was refreshingly straight in making his point was Professor Joseph Cannataci who clearly had a much better understanding of a problem as whole than his fellow panelist and the audience (not that he had any straightforward answers on how to solve the conundrum).
Scenarios for the Internet of tomorrow
Spread over the day the organisers showed the four scenarios for the future of the Internet that have come out of their scenario planning exercise. You can watch the trailer here:
All videos can be seen on this page. Which scenario tickles your fancy and which one do you think is the most likely to be the outcome in ten years?
There will be a workshop for ISOC chapters. Expect another post!

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I was just looking at a nice '68 race car on you tube called "Green Mamba".
I tried to put the link here but as anyone who has read my rambling post knows, I'm not very good with techno stuff. I managed to "copy" the link somewhere in my iPad here but haven't got a clue of pasting it. I tried holding my finger down on this bit but no luck.
Anyway, the car, even though a race car, is very nicely built with some clever mods.
Not as stunning and well rebuilt as Brad of wabco fame has done his but still very nice.
Cheer. Hope it's of interest.
Well bug......er me, look at that! I pasted it....woohoo!
P.S. Check out the body rocking/flexing/bouncing at the 7:40 min mark.
I know that you believe you understand what you think I said.


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Q: scheme style guide I've done some Googling for a Scheme style guide, but haven't come up with anything as easily refereceable and concrete as, say, the Google Style Guide for C++. The best I've found so far is this guy. Are there Scheme style guides out there that are as good or better?

A: "That guy" is quite good and you should read that.

A: Google just released their style guide for Common Lisp, I think most of the general principles should also apply to scheme. There are also discussions and comments about this guide on Hacker News.

A: The Scheme wiki has a style guide.  It may not be as complete but it gives you the idea.

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This kilt pin has Edinburgh hallmarks with makers RA for Robert Allison, the thistle and rampant lion for sterling silver, and date letter for 1960.
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Q: Testing a hypothesis derived from a functional equation inequality. I am trying to prove the following hypothesis:

Let $F \in \mathcal{C}^1$ be a function such that $x(F-xF')$ has a determined sign, meaning that $x(F-xF')\geq 0$ $(or \leq 0)$ for all $x\in\mathbb{R}$ where the equality holds only for a set of Lebesgue measure $0$. If there exist $a,b \in \mathbb{R}$ such that $F(a)^2 - 4a^2 = F(b)^2 - 4b^2 = 0$, then for all $x \in <a,b>$, $F(x)^2 - 4x^2<0$.

So far I haven't been able to prove the statement nor find a counterexample so any help would be appreciated!


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package com.brg.controller;

import com.brg.BusinessRuleGenerator;
import com.brg.ServiceProvider;
import javafx.application.Application;
import javafx.beans.value.ChangeListener;
import javafx.beans.value.ObservableValue;
import javafx.event.ActionEvent;
import javafx.fxml.FXML;
import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.fxml.Initializable;
import javafx.scene.Parent;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.control.*;
import javafx.stage.Stage;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;

public class MainWindow extends Application implements Initializable {
    private static MainWindow instance;

    @FXML private TabPane tabPane;
    @FXML private ProgressBar loadingProgress;
    @FXML private Label loadingText;

    @FXML private MenuItem exitMenuItem;
    @FXML private MenuItem aboutMenuItem;
    @FXML private MenuItem linkMenuItem;

    private Stage stage;

    /**
     * Declare Tab names with the FXML files.
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    private String[][] tabNames = {
            {"Define rules", "defineTab.fxml"},
            {"Generate rules", "generateTab.fxml"},
            {"Settings", "settingsTab.fxml"}
    };

    /**
     * Tab Controller holder.
     */
    private HashMap<String, TabControllerImpl> tabControllers = new HashMap<String, TabControllerImpl>();

    private Parent content;

    private boolean hide;

    @Override
    public void start(Stage primaryStage) throws Exception {
        instance = this;
        hide = false;
        this.stage = primaryStage;

        FXMLLoader loader = new FXMLLoader();

        try {
            this.content = loader.load(getClass().getResourceAsStream("/mainWindow.fxml"));
            instance = loader.getController();
        } catch(Exception e ) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            return;
        }

        primaryStage.setResizable(false);
        primaryStage.setTitle("Business Rule Generator (Version: " + BusinessRuleGenerator.VERSION + ", Build: " + BusinessRuleGenerator.BUILD + ")");

        // Make main scene
        Scene scene = new Scene(this.content);

        primaryStage.setScene(scene);
        primaryStage.sizeToScene();
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        primaryStage.show();

        primaryStage.setOnCloseRequest(event -> {
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            // Ask for exit
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            alert.setTitle("Exit application");
            alert.setContentText("Are you sure to exit the application?");

            Optional<ButtonType> result = alert.showAndWait();
            if (result.get() == ButtonType.CANCEL) {
                event.consume();
                return;
            }

            // Close all threads.
            ServiceProvider.getInstance().willExitApplication();

            // Force exit for all threads.
            System.exit(0);
        });

        // Start second start sequence
        ServiceProvider.getInstance().startSecondWave();
    }

    /**
     * Start the main window application.
     *
     * @param args
     */
    public void start(String[] args) {
        launch(args);
    }

    /**
     * Initialize method - Parse our defined tabs and add to the tab bar.
     *
     * @param location Location
     * @param resources Resources (Bundle)
     */
    @Override
    public void initialize(URL location, ResourceBundle resources) {
        // Define tabs
        for (String[] tabName : this.tabNames) {
            this.tabPane.getTabs().add(new Tab(tabName[0]));
        }

        // Set actions
        this.tabPane.getSelectionModel().clearSelection();

        // Add Tab ChangeListener
        tabPane.getSelectionModel().selectedItemProperty().addListener(new ChangeListener<Tab>() {
            @Override
            public void changed(ObservableValue<? extends Tab> observable, Tab oldValue, Tab newValue) {
                if (newValue.getContent() == null) {
                    try {
                        // Search for filename
                        String fileName = null;
                        for (String[] tabName: tabNames) {
                            if (newValue.getText().equals(tabName[0])) {
                                fileName = tabName[1];
                            }
                        }

                        // Loading content on demand
                        FXMLLoader loader = new FXMLLoader();
                        Parent root = loader.load(this.getClass().getResource("/tabs/" + fileName).openStream());
                        newValue.setContent(root);

                        // Store the controller
                        tabControllers.put(newValue.getText(), loader.getController());
                    } catch (IOException ex) {
                        ex.printStackTrace();
                    }
                } else {
                    // Content is already loaded. Update it if necessary.
                    Parent root = (Parent) newValue.getContent();

                    // Send update event
                    TabControllerImpl controller = tabControllers.get(newValue.getText());
                    if (controller != null) {
                        controller.updateContents();
                    }
                }
            }
        });

        // Load first tab
        tabPane.getSelectionModel().selectFirst();
    }

    @FXML
    private void handleMenuItemEvent(ActionEvent event) throws IOException {

        if (event.getSource() == exitMenuItem) {
            // Close all threads.
            ServiceProvider.getInstance().willExitApplication();

            // Force exit for all threads.
            System.exit(0);
        } else if (event.getSource() == linkMenuItem) {
            this.getHostServices().showDocument("https://github.com/tomvlk/BusinessRuleGenerator-to");

        }else if(event.getSource() == aboutMenuItem){

            Alert about = new Alert(Alert.AlertType.INFORMATION);
            about.setTitle("About");
            about.setHeaderText("License");
            String aboutContent = "The MIT License (MIT)\n" +
                    "\n" +
                    "Copyright (c) 2015-2016 HU Team 5\n" +
                    "\n" +
                    "Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\n" +
                    "of this software and associated documentation files (the \"Software\"), to deal\n" +
                    "in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\n" +
                    "to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\n" +
                    "copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\n" +
                    "furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:\n" +
                    "\n" +
                    "The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all\n" +
                    "copies or substantial portions of the Software.\n" +
                    "\n" +
                    "THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\n" +
                    "IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\n" +
                    "FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\n" +
                    "AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\n" +
                    "LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\n" +
                    "OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE\n" +
                    "SOFTWARE.\n";
            about.setContentText(aboutContent);
            about.show();

        }
    }

    /**
     * Set disabled state on golbal window
     * @param disabled boolean Disable?
     */
    public void setDisabled(boolean disabled) {
        if (this.tabPane != null) {
            this.tabPane.setDisable(disabled);
        }
        if (this.content != null) {
            this.content.setDisable(disabled);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Get current instance of MainWindow
     * @return MainWindow instance
     */
    public static MainWindow getInstance() {
        return instance;
    }

    public Stage getStage() {
        return stage;
    }

    public void setHide(boolean hide) {
        this.hide = hide;
        if (this.stage != null) {
            if (hide) {
                this.stage.hide();
            }else{
                this.stage.show();
            }
        }
    }

    public void setLoadingProgress(double percentage, String text) {
        if (text != null) {
            this.loadingText.setText(text);
        }
        this.loadingProgress.setProgress(percentage);
    }
}


Alexander Cameron describes the process of making thatch at the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park.
Alexander Cameron describe el proceso de elaboración de la paja en la Fuente del Parque Arqueológico de la Juventud.
What we're doing is a process of thatching that was developed by the Timucua, where you take the palm frond itself. The palm leaf is solid at the top and open at the bottom, so when you layer them, it sheds water like little gutters. And what I'm doing is I'm taking it, I'm going over one, under one, and on top of the next one. And then I'm tying it with the straps that I took off, I'm wrapping it around the bamboo lath and tying it on with a square knot. The Spanish used this, they adapted this very quickly because they saw how successful it was for the Timucua who lived here. You don't need anything else but the palm leaf itself, and it creates a totally waterproof surface.
Estamos usando un proceso de construcción de techos de paja desarrollado por los timucua, en el que se usa la hoja de la palma. La hoja de la palma es sólida en la parte de arriba y abierta por debajo, de manera que funciona como canalón cuando las ponemos en capas unas sobre otras. Y lo que estoy haciendo es llevándola por encima de una, por debajo de otra, y por encima de la siguiente. Y entonces la estoy amarrando con las tiras que quité. La estoy enrollando alrededor del listón de bambú y fijándola con un nudo marinero. Los españoles adoptaron este método muy rápido porque vieron que los timucua que vivieron aquí tuvieron mucho éxito con él. No hace falta otra cosa que la hoja de palma, y tenemos una superficie completamente impermeable.


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CSIR Scholars Complain They Haven't Been Paid for Several Months
Sukanya Charuchandra
If IN-SPACe Is the Answer, What Is the Question, and Why Should You Care?
Photo: Habib/Pexels.
Note: This article was originally published on June 26, and was republished on June 29, 2020.
The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has not paid hundreds of research scholars their stipends since the lockdown began, clogging a system already notorious for backlogs.
CSIR has 8,000 to 8,500 fellows spread across the country, at numerous institutions. Some are housed in state universities while others are in government institutions.
In the past, CSIR would pay the hosting institution a lump sum, using which the university would pay its scholars.
In 2017, it decided to cut out the middleman and pay scholars directly.
But this move, towards the direct benefit transfer scheme, only exacerbated an issue already fraught with red tape. The scheme's promise to scholars that they would be paid on time hasn't come to pass for hundreds of scholars. And the lockdown has apparently become part of the problem.
"I have been grateful to be a recipient of the CSIR fellowship. However, my experience is poor," Nikhil Gupta, the national representative and coordinator of Research Scholars of India and a doctoral scholar at the Centre of Biomedical Research in Lucknow, told The Wire Science in an email. In all his time as a fellow, he said he has "never" received his fellowship money "on time".
According to him, a three month-delay is quite ordinary, but other scholars have been known to face even longer delays, some up to a year or more.
"I have money on paper but in spite of having my own fellowship money, I need to seek help from friends, which is very depressing and demotivating to continue research," Abhijit Das, a research scholar at the Bharat Chattoo Genome Research Centre at MSU Baroda, told The Wire Science. He said he hasn't received any of his stipend since becoming a fellow in November 2019.
A month earlier, CSIR director general Shekhar Mande had tweeted that the payments would be made close to up-to-date by April 2020.
Review of fellowship (JRF/SRF/RA) disbursement @ CSIR HRDG y'day showed me that out of 8500 fellowships that CSIR disburses ~100 are pending for >6 months. There are also many arrears' payment pending. We are committed to bring this number to closer to zero by April '20
— Shekhar Mande (@shekhar_mande) October 5, 2019
But in hindsight, it has been practically impossible to resolve every single case in timely fashion, Mande told The Wire Science.
The wide variety and widespread locations of host institutions complicated the paperwork, and the direct transfer scheme has also had some growing pains.
"Our sympathies are completely with the students," Mande said.
CSIR is currently working to fulfil 90% of the dues until March of this year. A circular issued on June 8 proposed that pending payments would be cleared once the remaining paperwork had been submitted. "Our target is by the end of this month, all the payments up to April [will] have been processed," Mande said.
The Government of India imposed a nationwide lockdown from March 24 and extended it through four phases before lifting it 77 days later. During the lockdown, CSIR employees were unable to get to work.
A view of the CSIR HQ in Delhi. Photo: CSIR/Facebook
In an effort to clear the consequent delay, CSIR set up some of its employees at guesthouses and arranged for their transport so they could continue processing fellowship claims.
Mande said that some 50% of payments have been made this way in spite of the delays – a number he admitted doesn't make him proud. But since the lockdown was lifted on June 1, "we've been able to actually cover a lot of ground".
While Mande said 90-95% of CSIR scholars have no issues receiving their payments on time, Gupta said most CSIR scholars have faced the issue at some point during the terms of their fellowships.
Even before the lockdown, and before the transfer scheme, research scholars had frequently complained of slow disbursement of stipends. Mande said that often an upgrade from a junior to senior research fellowship also resulted in delays that held up payments or hikes.
Pallabi Sengupta, at Kolkata's Bose Institute, had to wait 11 months to be paid after her position was upgraded. And as of today, she hasn't received her fellowship in 10 months.
"I stay with my parents so I have not yet succumbed to poverty, but scholars who are staying in the hostels or as paying guests face a challenging time," she wrote in an email.
According to her, the problems began after the launch of the direct benefit transfer scheme in 2017. Many students have complained that the direct benefit transfer scheme only added to the paperwork.
"In my experience, the process is systematic, and has to do with the cumbersome and non-automated nature of the procedure," Gupta said.
Ultimately, scholars are expected to jump through many hoops to get paid. "Emails, tweets and calls are rarely answered unless you are persistent and willing to make a personal visit" to CSIR's office in Delhi, according to Gupta.
Sengupta herself was paid after she became a senior scholar only after she filed applications under the RTI Act.
In the next month or so, according to Mande, CSIR intends to provide a streamlined, "enduring solution" to the issue that might help ease some of the paperwork.
Until then, students will also have to contend with the non-financial effects of late payments – students already under pressure to complete their studies on time.
They are faced with "many family issues, day-to-day expense issues and fee payment issues – [headaches that] PhD scholars do not need while pursuing a PhD," Gupta said. Both the hosting institution and the funding agencies are "often apathetic" to their plight.
IIT Patna helped research scholar Rajen Kumar get by as he awaited his fellowship money. Kumar lives away from his family and ran through a loan during the lockdown, finding himself in debt. He hadn't received his stipend since commencing his doctoral studies in January this year.
Recently, after many tweets and emails, Kumar received reassurances from CSIR, and now expects to be paid in early July.
Sukanya Charuchandra has written for The Scientist, Johns Hopkins Magazine and Firstpost. Her writing interests feature biology, medicine and archaeology.
At 2:22 pm on June 29, 2020, The Wire Science received a note from CSIR further describing the organisation's efforts to settle dues plus some additional numbers that complement our report. The note is presented in full below, without any edits except to ensure the table displays correctly.
CSIR acknowledges and is proud of the contributions of the students and is concerned about the timely release of fellowship payment and is leaving no stone unturned towards that. The fellowship payment process involves multiple stakeholders and timely payment is possible only when all stakeholders i.e. students (who have to provide their monthly attendance to the institute on time) the Institute/ University (who has to compile the monthly bill of all students and send within 5th of every month) and CSIR-HRDG team to process it within a reasonable time. The unprecedented lockdown scenario has certainly affected the speed, but we are committed and situation is improving on daily basis. We are optimistic that in the next 15 days, 90% fellows will receive their fellowship till April 2020.
The process of fellowship payment is described in brief to give the readers an insight into the process:
CSIR scholars are paid their fellowship based on the claim bills from the host institutions.
Normally the host institute send the claim bill in the next month for the preceding month (i.e for January, claim bill is sent in February) and CSIR releases payment immediately thereafter within 2-3 weeks
Due to lockdown, many institutions have not been able to send their claim bills especially for the months of February, March and April, 2020.
The upgradation from JRF to SRF and extension of tenure of fellowship also happens based on host institutions Committees recommendation, progress report etc.
Even these have been delayed due to lockdown affecting regular functioning of most of the institutions.
Further, fresh joining of research fellows is also delayed. CSIR has issued notification allowing 6 months' grace period to all such fellows.
Indeed, the process got slow during lockdown but since 1st June, we are at war footing to clear all the payments for which claim bills received.
Attaching the table below showing the update on payments processed as on 27th June 2020.
It clearly indicates that about 80-90% of students received their payments up to January, 2020. Due to the fact that many claim bills for February and March months are awaited from the host institutions who are yet to function normally, the percentage of fellowships dropped to 60- 70% till March 2020. In April and May which witnessed the lockdown, more than 50% & 35% fellows, have received their payments, respectively.
CSIR team is conscious of the delay in the fellowships and the stress it places on students and we working overtime to clear all pending dues. Institutes and Universities have also been approached to send the claim bills/attendance of students immediately to enable us to release the payment.
We would urge the reporter to contact CSIR-HRDG to get updates and efforts being undertaken on a war footing to clear the dues to the research students, who are the backbone of Indian S&T.
Sukanya Charuchandra 29/06/2020


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Hi to all, I was wondering if I have never used my mojo bag, oils, candles, herbs, lodestone for a year and I don't want them anymore can I burn them? A hoodoo doctor gave them to me but I'm just not interested in using them no offense to anybody.
Hi, I wanted to know what type of reading could be done to tell me the answer to a question to win money and the day, date, month, year and time to call to be the 17th caller? Like the question is what is the secret sound its on a radio station.
I don't know him and thank you very much for the great advice.
Can this be used on multiple people male and female..celeb?
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Hello to all, is there a way to look into the future and see what the numbers would be. I heard about lucky numbers, money drawing, fast luck, charms etc. I need a guaranteed win.
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What do you think? Do you care what the labels in your clothes say?
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Mariska Hargitay & Jamie Gray Hyder Share A Hug On 'Law & Order: SVU' Set
Feb. 27 2020, Updated 7:57 p.m. ET
Mariska Hargitay and her Law & Order: SVU costar Jamie Gray Hyder looked cute together on set of their hit NBC drama. The pals shared a sweet hug in between filming scenes in New York City on February 27.
Mariska, 56, sported a black trench coat, jeans and black boots. Jamie, 34, donned a tan coat, blue blouse and black trousers. In one shot, the duo blew a kiss to each other before they began shooting their next scene.
Jamie joined cast of the legal drama in 2019 for its 21st season as Officer Katriona "Kat" Tamin. Mariska and Jamie bared the cold and windy weather of NYC together as they filmed.
Mariska posted a photo of the two from set on her Instagram and captioned it, "Teaching the little one how it's done #InTheTrenches #MamaBearBenson #NewCubInTown #CaptainAndKat #LivLaughLove #LivKatLove #StickWithMe #YoungGrasshopper #SVU21."
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Mariska paid tribute to another one of her Law & Order: SVU costars on February 16. She wished longtime friend and cast mate Ice T a happy birthday on Instagram. Alongside a photo of the two on set, the daughter of Jayne Mansfield scribed, "Happy birthday @icet Every time I'm around this #OG i've got a #SmileOnMyFace #LoveIsLove." The actor turned 62 earlier this month.
Ice T and the mother of three have worked together since the second season premiere of Law & Order: SVU in 2000. Mariska has starred as Captain Olivia Benson since the show's inception in 1999 and Ice T has portrayed the character of Sergeant Odafin "Fin" Tutuola. Mariska opened up about directing her show while also acting in it last month. She revealed her obstacles she encountered while directing on the SVU podcast, Squadroom.
"This is, for me, the most challenging part of me directing," she said on the podcast. "What I've learned now, one of the most important parts of directing is prep. It's when so much of the work is done. And my prep, just to be candid here, is always compromised because I'm shooting the previous episode and they don't want to lose me for too much. It's been challenging that way because I've missed time."
"I understand the show on a very deep level," she said. "And I'm a quick study. I sort of feel my way and intuit my way into these stories, and because I'm a deep feeler, that's sort of how I work."
Are you looking forward to the new season of Law & Order: SVU? Sound off in the comments below!


The stock market knows more than any individual investor, and China's is no exception.
The launch of deposit insurance, announced in November and to be implemented in the new year, will effectively reduce the implicit government guarantee of China's high-yielding shadow banking wealth-management products.
This prospect makes China's stocks now look cheap by comparison with those products, and investors are bidding them up accordingly. The combined Shanghai and Shenzhen market was one of the world's top performing stock markets in 2014, up more than 40 percent, compared to only a 10-percent gain in the S&P 500, and the vast majority of this outperformance has occurred since the beginning of November.
Chinese stock investors gather at a securities firm in Fuyang, in China's Anhui province on January 7, 2015.
This optimism should be taken seriously. This run-up is not a bubble, and so investors should not fear another crash. Our research shows that after a rocky first decade, which earned China's stock market a reputation as a casino, stock prices in China predict future profits as well as they do in the U.S. Moreover, this predictive power is highly correlated with China's corporate investment efficiency, suggesting that stock prices are teaching corporate managers important lessons as well. However, capital in China is still allocated almost entirely by its massive banking sector. It is time to untie the hand of the stock market, reform listing standards, streamline the IPO approval process now holding up over 600 firms seeking equity capital, and let the stock market allocate capital, too.
China's financial system is dominated by its banking sector by design. This sector is the key instrument of its centrally planned investment policy. Similarly, the post-crisis expansion of its interconnected shadow component was also by design. To implement its massive economic stimulus, China needed to channel capital quickly to spaces previously unspanned by the traditional banking sector. Chinese shadow banking leverages the power of Chinese guanxi — the reputation and relationship-based enforcement mechanisms that underlie some of China's most effective financing channels — and has helped to sustain China's spectacular growth. But the increasingly obvious lag in investment efficiency shows that even the most well-informed shadow bankers and central planners have lessons to learn from the diffuse investor information aggregated by securities markets.
China's post-crisis shadow banking expansion brought with it an explosion in the market for wealth-management products, particularly high-yielding money-market products. But without an explicit boundary around the guaranteed sector, such as that defined by deposit insurance, China was essentially forced to insure virtually all of its interconnected banking and shadow banking liabilities, or else risk a run on the whole system. Therefore, after decades of restriction to 3-percent administered deposit rates, Chinese investors began to enjoy a rich new menu of money-market products earning 5 percent to 7 percent or more, many of which investors perceived to be risk-free. This effective hike in China's risk-free rate increased competition for investor capital, pulled capital away from the stock market, and rationally dragged China's stock prices down. This, together with the bubble in real estate prices and the prospect of slowing economic growth, explains the lag in the market's post-crisis recovery.
Though counterintuitive to those who study other financial systems, the prospect of deposit insurance is actually news that China is now prepared to let banks and shadow banks default on some of their liabilities. This therefore reverses the post-crisis drag on the stock market, which now looks relatively more attractive, and stock prices have rationally jumped up. The shrinkage of the government's safety net will also lead to more market-disciplined bank lending, and China's stock market knows this augurs well for corporate profits, too. In addition, China's stock market may become even smarter with reforms that broaden the investor base, such as the opening of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect program.
But harnessing the full power of the market means allowing it not only to attract capital, but also to allocate it to the capital-starved small and medium enterprises that are underserved by China's banking sector, where lending is more relationship-driven and politically-driven than credit-driven. While deposit insurance, default risk, and interest rate liberalization should create incentives for more credit analysis, monitoring, and market-determined bank lending, China's stock market has an equally important, complementary role to play. Because stocks are publically tradable, stock markets create incentives for investors to generate information about future firm profits, and aggregate information across individuals into signals that have incremental value to managers, bankers, and central planners.
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Our research shows that China's stock market is already performing these functions well. After more than two decades on the sidelines, China's stock market has finally made to the head of the class. Let China's stock market pick winners, too.
Commentary by Jennifer Carpenter and Robert Whitelaw are professors of finance at New York University's Stern School of Business.


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NWC's recognition of Abiodun, daylight robbery — Ogun councillors
By Peter Moses, Abeokuta | Published Date Oct 30, 2018 4:02 AM
Councillors elected on the platform of the APC in Ogun State were yesterday locked in an emergency meeting over the reported backing they gave an oil magnate, Dapo Abiodun, as the party's governorship candidate in the state.
The councilors, who spoke one after the other at the meeting which took place at Obas Conference Hall, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta, described as daylight robbery, the National Working Committee (NWC's) ratification of Abiodun's candidature.
Abiodun is at loggerheads with Adekunle Akinlade over the party's ticket.
Their denial came as Ogun State Youth Forum, yesterday, joined the list of protesters demanding recognition of Akinlade, who is the anointed candidate of Governor Ibikunle Amosun, as the official candidate of the party.
Speaking at the meeting, the House Leader of Remo North Local Government Area Legislative Council, Jide Opafola, demanded pictorial evidence of 276 councillors who reportedly declared support for Abiodun.


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Boretti Builds Upon Lions' Baseball Legacy
By Lee Lowenfish '63
Columbia baseball has enjoyed its share of success through the years both in team and individual accomplishments, and coach Brett Boretti hopes to add to that legacy when the Lions defend their Ivy League championship this spring.
Brett Boretti has led the Lions to an 89–71 record in eight seasons as head coach.PHOTO: GENE BOYARSColumbia's most famous baseball alumnus was Lou Gehrig '25, who slugged home runs on South Field for two seasons before launching a Hall of Fame career with the New York Yankees. Earlier, Eddie Collins (Class of 1907) shone at shortstop for the Light Blue and went on to a Hall of Fame career as a second baseman with the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox. More recently, Gene Larkin '84 stroked his way into baseball immortality with his extra-inning, pinch-hit single that won the 1991 World Series for the Minnesota Twins. And don't forget speedy outfielder Fernando Perez '06, who scored the winning run in the only game the Tampa Bay Rays won in the 2008 World Series.
There have been periods of team success as well. Columbia won consecutive Ivy League titles in 1933 and 1934, took three of four crowns from 1960 through 1963 and captured consecutive titles again in 1976 and 1977. Last year's Ivy championship was the 11th for the Light Blue and their second since Boretti arrived on campus prior to the 2006 season.
Fresh from five outstanding years at Division III Franklin and Marshall, where his teams compiled a 116–82 record, Boretti did not take long to establish a winning program. In just his third season he led Columbia to the 2008 Ivy League title, the Lions rallying to beat Dartmouth 7–5 in the deciding game of the best-of-three playoff in Hanover, N.H. Captain Henry Perkins '08 moved over from second base to save the game with four innings of stellar relief and also belted a big insurance home run.
There were no Gehrig Division (Columbia, Cornell, Penn and Princeton) or league titles the following season but for the first time Columbia did beat Division I powers in Texas (Lamar) and California (Cal-State Fullerton). In 2010, Columbia won the Gehrig Division, but Dartmouth turned the tables by winning the rubber game of the best-of-3 playoffs at Columbia. Thus, it was sweet revenge for the freshmen from that team when, in front of a record-setting crowd of more than 1,000 at Columbia's Robertson Field at Satow Stadium last May, the Lions swept a doubleheader from the Big Green 6–5 (10 innings) and 12–5 to earn another trip to the NCAA tournament.
Boretti's 2013 Lions were not satisfied with just winning the Ivy League title, setting a regular season record of 16–4, and leading the league in batting average and ERA. To cap off their memorable season, the Lions won an NCAA tournament game for the first time in school history. Trailing 5–0 against New Mexico in the eighth inning, first baseman Alex Black '13 got Columbia on the scoreboard with a two run homer that sparked a rally that tied the game. After Columbia took the lead in the top of the 13th inning on second baseman Nick Crucet '13's RBI single, Black moved to the mound to earn the save.
One of the charms of college baseball is that talented position players like Black are often asked to contribute as pitchers. "The more your best athletes are on the field at important moments, the better your chances will be," says Boretti.
After Columbia's season ended with a loss to Arizona State, Black was selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 29th round of Major League Baseball's free agent draft. Working exclusively as a relief pitcher, he made an impressive pro debut with a 2–2 record and 3.24 ERA. He joins in pro baseball two other drafted Lions who played for Boretti: Pat Lowery '12, the 2010 Ivy League Pitcher of the Year who has two years under his belt after being drafted in the 21st round in 2012 by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, and outfielder Dario Pizzano '14, the 2012 Ivy League Player of the Year who was selected by the Seattle Mariners in 2012. Since he was drafted, Pizzano has hit .324, slugged .482 and — impressively in this age of swing-and-miss baseball — has walked seven more times than he has struck out.
Boretti, with trophy, and assistant coach Dan Tischler leave Robertston Field at Satow Stadium after the Lions swept a doubleheader against Dartmouth on May 4 to win the 2013 Ivy League Championship.PHOTO: MIKE McLAUGHLIN
Boretti, 42, a native of Beverly, Mass., who was named Ivy League Coach of the Year last season, came to Columbia with a solid baseball pedigree. He was a four-year starter at catcher for Davidson — yes, the same Davidson that ruined the NCAA hopes of Columbia's great 1968 basketball team. Boretti played for and later was an assistant coach for the highly respected Dick Cooke, who has been on NCAA rules committees and was an assistant coach for Team USA at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and the 2008 Beijing Olympics. During his junior year, in 1993, Boretti made the Southern Conference all-star team and followed it up during the summer by being selected to the all-star team of the prestigious Cape Cod League, where he competed against such future major league players as Nomar Garciaparra, Matt Morris and Jay Payton.
A learning experience that summer proved instrumental in Boretti's development as a coach. "I struggled with failure as a player. I was a helmet-thrower," he admits. A Cape Cod League coach called him aside and told him sternly that tantrums had no place in baseball; they hurt both the player and the team. He absorbed the lesson and passed it on after he turned to coaching, and now one of his greatest attributes is his ability to convey to players his hard-earned knowledge about baseball's inevitable struggles.
"This game eats you alive," says Mike DeFazio '06, a catcher on Boretti's first team, in 2006, which won only six Ivy League games. "I learned from coach Boretti that baseball is a game of failure, but you're always one pitch away" from making something good happen. DeFazio now coaches for the KIPP charter high school in New York City. Boretti is pleased that the coaching bug has also bitten Jon Eisen '13, a player he describes as "the greatest overachiever I ever coached" and who is now working for the RBI (Restore Baseball in the Inner City) program in his hometown of Nashville.
Boretti, whose Columbia teams have compiled an 89–71 Ivy League record in his eight seasons, welcomes many voices to explore the subject of the mental game of baseball. He appreciates input from Brett Walker, Columbia's new director of peak performance and a former college pitcher, who organizes regular seminars for the team. For winter break reading this year, Boretti distributed to the team copies of Heads Up Baseball, a book and tapes by sports psychologist Brian Cain.
As usual, the Lions will spend the early part of their season in warmer climes against opponents like South Florida and Texas before they open defense of their Ivy title on March 29 with a doubleheader against Brown at Robertson Field at Satow Stadium.
Leading the Lions will be their tri-captains, durable catcher Mike Fischer '14, ace lefthanded pitcher David Speer '14 and steady shortstop Aaron Silbar '14. Boretti looks for a big season from Speer, whom he says "has increased his velocity from the low 80s [miles per hour] to the mid-80s, and he has a chance to pitch at the next level."
Outfielder/designated hitter Joey Falcone '16 GS, a former Marine medic and veteran of tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan and son of former major league pitcher Pete Falcone, is back after hitting .331 and compiling a .520 slugging percentage last season. Nick McGuire '16 may get a chance to fill Black's big shoes, and Jordan Serena '15, Gus Craig '15E and Robb Paller '16 will vie for playing time in the outfield.
In addition to Speer, who was 6–3 with a team-leading 2.34 ERA last season, another pitcher to watch is Joey Donino '14, who was 7–0 with 69 strikeouts in just 56.2 innings last season. Kevin Roy '16 and Zack Tax '14, who contributed important shutdown innings in 2013, and newcomer Ryan Marks '17 are also expected to see mound action.
Boretti and his staff are well aware that a target will be on Columbia's head in 2014 — the respected national publication Baseball America has picked the Lions to repeat as Ivy League champion — but they relish the challenge. As associate head coach Pete Maki puts it, "Guys want to win for Boretti not just for themselves or their teammates. They want to win for him because he is so tremendously competitive."
Lee Lowenfish '63 is the author of the award-winning biography Branch Rickey: Baseball's Ferocious Gentleman, and is a member of the national board of the College Baseball Hall of Fame.


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Income from House Property
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Online Exam in Income from House Property of Taxation for CA Intermediate
Income from House Property - Test 1
Chapter :- Income from House Property – Test 1
The charging section for Income from House Property is
Which of the following is/are essential conditions of taxing an income under head "Income from house property"?
The property must consists of building and land appurtenant thereto
The assessee may or may not be the owner of such property
The property should be used for the purpose of business or profession carried on by such assessee
Mr. A, is the owner of a building. Such building is leased out by Mr.A for which he earns a rental income of Rs.20,000 per month. The income from such property would be chargeable under the head "Income from house property" because
The property consists buildings and land appurtenant thereto
Mr. A is the owner of such property
Which of the following value is chargeable to tax under the head "In come from house property"?
Annual value of the property
Stamp duty value of the property
Cost of acquisition of the property
Written down value of the property
A carries on business in a premise, comprising of building which is owned by him and which is used for the purpose of carrying on business or profession whose profits are chargeable to tax. The deemed value of income from such property would be chargeable to tax under the head
Income from Salaries
Income from House Property is taxable on
Gross basis
Net basis allowing all expenditure incurred in entirety
Gross basis, but subject to deduction u/s 24
Annual value of a property is
Inherent capacity of the property to earn income
Amount for which the property might be reasonable expected to be let out
Neither (a) nor (b)
Income derived from vacant land, would ________ tax under the head 'Income from House Property'?
Be chargeable to
Would not be chargeable to
As per the situation may or may not be chargeable to
A, owned certain vacant land which he had let out to Ryder sports Academy for carrying out, certain sports activity. He earned Rs.50,000 per month from such letting out. The income, which would be taxable under the head "Income from House Property" would be
Arun, who has taken a property in Delhi on lease (paying monthly lease Rs.50,000) sublets it to Varun, who pays him a rent of Rs.30,000 p.m. Calculate the amount taxable in the hands of Arun as "Income from House Property"?
In which of the following cases the transferor even though not legal owner of a property, is deemed to be the owner for the purpose of section 22 to 26?
Transfer of property to spouse for inadequate consideration
Transfer of property to minor child, except minor married daughter
Neither ( 9) nor (b)
Ajay's minor daughter was married to a renowned professional. When she came after marriage, he transferred his house property to her for Rs. 5,00,000 when the fair value of such property was Rs.50,00,000. Who will be considered as the owner of such house property for tax purpose ?
Minor married daughter
Both (a) & (b) equally
Sanjay, did not had a very understanding wife, and due to prolonged differences of opinion and fights on a regular basis, they decided to live apart. As a precondition for such an agreement to live apart, Sanjay transferred his house property to his spouse, which had a fair value of Rs.50,00,000. The property yielded a rent of Rs. 3,00,000 after the date of transfer. The income taxable in the hands of Sanjay on account of such property before any deductions would be
Champion had a very understanding wife and due to love and affection he transferred his house property to his spouse, for Rs.15,00,000 when the fair value of such property was Rs.50,00,000. The property yielded a rent of Rs.6,00,000 after the date of transfer. The income taxable in the hands of Champion's wife on account of such property before any deductions would be
Salma had a property consisting of 2 adjacent flats, with terrace on the fourth floor of an apartment building . She divided these flats amongst her descendent two sons, with terrace rights vesting with youngest son, and other having equal right to enjoy the benefit. During the year, the terrace was let out for a monthly rental of Rs.20,000 for the entire year. In such a case the amount of income taxable in the hands of the eldest son before any deduction would be
The rental income from a house property, is considered under the head "income from House Property' when the building is used for
Residential purpose
Business purpose, whose profits are not chargeable to tax
Either (a) and/or (b)
Ritu owns a flats in a co-operative society, which she has let out to X for a monthly rental of Rs.30,000 for the entire year. In such a case the amount of income taxable in the hands of Ritu before any deduction would be
Nil, since she is not the owner of the flat and is in the name of the society itself
A, has leasing rights in respect of a property for a period of 99 years. He derives certain rental income from such a property amounting Rs.6,00,000. Income which is chargeable to tax under the head "Income from House Property" in the case of A before any deductions would be
Nikita, has leasing rights in respect of a property for a total period of 11 years, but renewed every time after a period 11 months. She derives certain rental income from such property amounting Rs.3,00,000. Income which is chargeable to tax under the head "Income from House Property" in the case of Nikita before any deductions would be
Aman, who is carrying on business has a property situated in Gurugram. He lets out such property to Gurugram police department to locate their branches in order to run his business more efficiently. The rental income from such let out property would be taxed in hands of Aman as
Income from PGBP
Income from Capital Gain
Shyam is engaged in the business of letting out residential flats to various tenants on a monthly basis. He earns a monthly income Rs.6,00,000 from such flats. Income which is chargeable to tax under the head "Income from House Property" in the case of Shyam before any deductions would be
Nil, as it is income from profits and gains of Business and profession
Which of the following aspect do not impact where the income is chargeable to tax under the head "Income from House Property"?
The property is used for residential purposes by the tenant
The owner is engaged in the business of letting out
The property is let out only for part of the entire financial year
Shyam owns a hotel building, which he has let out to XY Marriott on a monthly basis. He earns a monthly income of Rs. 15,00,000 from such letting out. Income which is chargeable to tax under the head "Income from House Property" in the case of Shyam before any deductions would be
Rs.1,80,00,000
Nil, as it is income from profits and grains of business and Profession
Mohan owns a hotel building, which he is used to run a hotel in which various people come from time to time and stay. He earns a total receipt of Rs.1,50,00,000 from such letting out and a net income of Rs.15,00,000. Income which is chargeable to tax under the head "Income from House Property" in the case of Mohan before any deductions would be
Salman, who is carrying on business has a property situated in Gurugram. He provided such property to his employees as a Guest House in order to run his business more efficiently for which he earns a discounted rent of Rs.1,80,000 per year. The rental income from such let out property would be taxed in the hands of Salman as
Shyam has an office space which was furnished with Furniture. He had let out the entire office to Ajar and Co. a firm of Chartered Accountants for a rent of Rs.20,000 per moth. The letting of the office space without furniture is not possible. In such a case, income taxable under the head "Income from House Property" in the case of Shyam before any deductions would be
Nil, as it is income from Profits and Gains of Business and profession or Income from Other Sources
When the income from letting of the property is inseparable from letting of assets,
Entire income will be taxable as Income from House Property
Entire income will be taxable as income from PGBP
Part of the income will be taxable as Income from House Property and part of the income will be taxable as income from PGBP
Entire income will be taxable as income from PGBP or Income from Other Sources, as the case may be
X.Ltd has let out house property to a tenant and also charged for certain other services provided along with the property. The entire rent received by X Ltd. is collectively known as
Combined Rent
Collective Rent
Total Rent
Composite Rent
In case of composite rent, the portion of rent attributable to rent of property is chargeable under the head_____ and the portion rent attributable to rent of other facilities is chargeable under the head
Income from House Property, Income from PGBP
Income from PGBP, Income from House Property
Income from House Property, Income from other Sources
Income from Other Sources, Income from House Property
Gariba, owns an agricultural land which also has a small dwelling unit like a Farm House, which he has let out. In such a case rent of Rs.1,20,000 received for such let out is
Chargeable to tax as Income from House Property
Chargeable to tax as Income from PGBP
Chargeable to tax as Income from Other Sources
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Political wisdom always insists the first budget should be the harshest.
Is that a tin ear?
But has this one gone too far?
As I suggest in this column for today's Canberra Times, I think the problem is rather that it doesn't do anything to make Australia 'fairer' . . .
If money talks, this budget was utterly eloquent. Until Tuesday we only had words to vocalise what this government's all about. Now that's changed. The coalition has translated verbiage into action; it's shaping our reality to match its rhetoric. This is Tony Abbott's Australia and may the devil take the hindmost. Two acerbic facts, two astringent truths, are become evident.
The first is this government is not about mouthing ideological platitudes; it's living them. The fiscal changes ushered in aren't superficial: they go towards fundamentally altering the country. To get your head around the budget you just need to understand two ratios. These are the amount of government spending to GDP, and government revenue of GDP. Under every year of Labor, spending was greater than revenue. There were, first, reasons (the global financial crisis dictated the need for stimulus) and later, excuses (the economy hadn't picked up). But this fundamental reality remained.
Abbott's changed that. Spending's been slashed. To understand the dramatic difference in the way this government views the world to the way Labor did, just look at hospitals. Kevin Rudd (in his first incarnation) promised the federal government would, effectively, nationalise this responsibility. Remember that? It was one of his big new plans that never went anywhere after that sudden, emphatic announcement in Queanbeyan.
Well, Abbott hasn't bothered with a plan; he's acted – but in reverse. Responsibility has been decisively sloughed off to the states. As far as this government's concerned it's up to them to provide us with a decent health system. Abbott wants nothing to do with it. Spending increases year-on-year but the federal revenue required to pay for proper care doesn't. Rather than attempt to fix this, today, with a sudden twist, pike and volte-face, the feds are out of hospitals. It's now up to the states to demand the inevitable increase in their GST that's necessary to fund our health habit.
This shows the political smarts with which the budget has been put together. Our problems – and this is a huge headache – have just been shovelled off elsewhere. Don't like the hospitals? Well, says Abbott, don't blame this government; it's a state issue. Labor hopes it can bank the outrage but the government's done something far more sophisticated. Changed the entire framework of debate. Abbott says this is simply not his problem any more. It's Tony's two-hand card trick. Slight of hand perhaps but the question is, will these structural changes will be entrenched and accepted by the next federal election?
This budget is driven by dogma. Take the mean-spirited changes Kevin Andrews ushered in for unemployment benefits – a six-month qualifying period. Despite the fact the first month is precisely the time young people need some assistance applying and getting the right job. But not in Andrews' world. He expects them to leave school on Friday and find their first job on Monday. Hah! He's forcing every Australian into his own religiously inspired, straight-jacketed template of family life. It's now up to mum and dad to tell their youngsters what to do; the children's role is simply to obey. Amen. Yes, this will hit the poorest families hardest, but that will teach them to work harder. Bah humbug!
What's the political reality here? Who's going to change their vote as a result of this budget? Today, I'd guess quite a few, but in three years time? The government will be hoping everything's bedded down by then. There'll certainly be enough money in the coffers to distribute a few rewards by then and the anger at the changes will be focussed elsewhere. The rich will get richer, much richer, as a direct result of this budget and inequality will rise. The only question is what will happen in the Senate and how long until the election. This doesn't mean voters will necessarily opt to return to the past – it'll be up to Labor to provide a vision for the future. But Bill Shorten hasn't done that yet and memories of the dysfunction of the last government are still too raw to suggest that this could be the first one-term government since 1932.
This week did, however, reveal the government's weakest link. I'm no fan of Finance Minister Mathias Cormann, but contrasting him with Joe Hockey in the lock-up provided a stark contrast. One was on top of his game, relishing it, the other slouching, bombastic, and out of their depth. Hockey's reasoning was flabby, his words verbose and empty, his grasp of detail loose. He's not up to the job – that's why the sales job has fallen so flat. Then Hockey lost another day, crying in his petulant way that it was somehow "unfair" of Laurie Oakes to photograph him smoking a cigar. If you don't want to get caught, Treasurer, don't do it.
He's an indulgent wimp, ready to inflict pain on others but noticeably unwilling to bear any himself. He's out of contention, in future, for the leadership because he's failed to make a convincing case for this budget. Hockey's was a lacklustre performance. He may yet learn to empathise more deeply with those who never get the job they want. Opposition will grow and the government's still got to find a way of navigating it through the Senate. Take nothing for granted.
Thank you and I apologise. I'm afraid I unfairly ignored the criticisms Senator Madigan has levelled against the budget because I was so desperate to get the DLP link in (which is, in fact, in my subsequent column which may not have been posted at the time you left this response). You're right about the IPA, although they have also denied the linkage. That's what I've attempted to suggest in both of these columns . . . ideologically, the budget's all over the place.
What about the Abbott 'wink' Sir Nicholas ?