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What Real Persecution Looks Like
by DeVona Alleyne | Oct 7, 2011 | Feature, Headline News | 6 comments
FAITH ON TRIAL: Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani was arrested and sentenced to death in Iran because of his Christian beliefs.
For most Christians, answering whether they believe Jesus is the Son of God, died and rose again for their sins is an easy question with an obvious answer.
It's easy, that is, for Christians across the United States. However, the same answer guaranteeing eternal life could elsewhere yield a death sentence.
While we can imagine that scenario in, say, first-century Rome, a modern-day pastor facing martyrdom in 2011 is almost unconscionable. But it's really happening for Youcef Nadarkhani, a Christian pastor imprisoned right now in Iran. Pastor Nadarkhani was arrested two years ago for objecting to the teaching of Islam to Christian children at Iranian schools.
Nadarkhani was convicted of "apostasy" late last month and sentenced to death by the Islamic nation. But the story has taken several strange twists since, with Iranian officials now claiming Nadarkhani actually was convicted of crimes of rape and extortion. This curious 180-degree turn by Iran, in the wake of an international outcry against Nadarkhani's conviction, has left many observers scratching their heads.
Whatever the latest spin from Iran, it's clear that Nadarkhani's commitment to his Christian faith lies at the heart of the case against him. According to the International Business Times, Nadarkhani was deemed an apostate because Iranian clerics determined that his ancestors were followers of Islam and that his professed belief in Christ constituted a rejection of that faith.
Given four chances to "repent and convert to Islam," the Times reported that Nadarkhani refused. And for that, he was sentenced to die.
"Repent means to return. What should I return to?" he reportedly said in testimony during his four-day trial last month. "To the blasphemy that I had before my faith in Christ? I cannot."
And I cannot imagine that level of boldness in the face of actual persecution. This is far beyond being called a "Jesus freak" or a "holy roller." I've even evolved to a point of shakingoff discrimination I experience because I'm black or because I'm a woman. I don't know what process I'd have to go through mentally to fearlessly stare down death just because I believe Jesus is who He said He is.
Yet we all worship among those who are often quick to call it persecution when they become the subject of the latest church gossip, when others disagree withthem, or even when their bosses require themto work on a Sunday. They'll sing and shout that "no weapon formed against me shall prosper" from Isaiah 54:17, but the battle cry would assuredly have a lower volume if the weapon were death and prospering meant finally meeting Jesus face to face.
Nadarkhani's case brings home Jesus' words to his new disciples, formally introduced in Matthew 10, to expect to suffer in much the way He did. While we remember the ridicule, the scorn, and the disregard Jesus suffered and expect to experience it all as we live out a Christian lifestyle, we forget that as He died, we could die also. Western-dwelling Christians have been fortunate to avoid those more serious consequences, but it doesn't mean it couldn't or won't happen.
And the threat for Nadarkhani remains very real, though his lawyer said last week that the sentence could still be overturned. It's hard to believe, though, considering Iranian officials have more recently accused Nadarkhani of these additional charges. Others argue that even if he evades execution, Nadarkhani could remain in jail.
As much as I am disheartened when I consider Nadarkhani's plight, I'm encouraged by his faith, which serves as a platform for witnessing to others — just as Jesus said such persecution would. "Physically, he looks weak," his lawyer said of him last week, as reported by Reuters. "But emotionally his belief in Christ is keeping his spirits high."
What if it were you in Nadarkhani's place? Could you be as resolute in your faith?
When you're Christian and actively trying to live it out past Sunday, you learn that it isn't as easy to pull off as some make it seem. You risk losing friends because you might not support some of their lifestyle choices. You endure name-calling because you avoid using profanity. Maybe you don't go out to lunch as often because you're giving more money to your church. Those are small sacrifices compared to the possibility that Nadarkhani might have to die for just stating and standing by his Christians beliefs. The prospect alone should be a wake-up call for everyone with the freedom to openly proclaim Christ as Savior of the world.
Such a proclamation doesn't have to come from a bullhorn. It should be evident in the way we live, the way we treat one another, and the way we support various ministries, including our own churches. Above all, though, it should come in how we share with others the ways that Christ's life has made our lives more meaningful and abundant.
Rather than wavering, our boldness in professing Christ — loving out loud, living to honor Him, and increasing His kingdom — should increase knowing that, at least for the time being, we can do it without the threat of being executed.
The Troy Davis Dilemma
by Andrew Wilkes | Sep 22, 2011 | Feature, Headline News | 2 comments
REASONABLE DOUBT: Protesters chanted and prayed near the Jackson, Georgia, prison where death row inmate Troy Davis was put to death on September 21. (David Tulis/Newscom Photo)
The State of Georgia executed Troy Davis yesterday evening at 11:08pm. Twitter activity subsequently mushroomed, yielding three Davis related trends — #RIPTROYDAVIS, #DearGeorgia, and #JusticeSystem. This post from Nightline anchor Terry Moran was frequently re-tweeted:
Questions abound. If we begin with a common political science definition of government as the monopoly of legitimate coercion — and our general acceptance of police, taxes, and the like suggest that we do — we might further ask: Under what circumstances can coercion be legitimately exercised? Is capital punishment a legitimate exercise of force?
If so, did it make sense to apply it in the case of Mr. Davis? The question remains relevant, for as Rashad Robinson of the Color of Changes notes, the movement against a broken criminal justice system continues even after Mr. Davis' death.
Many of the people who lamented the execution of Mr. Davis had virtually nothing to say regarding the plight of convicted white supremacist Lawrence Brewer, who was also executed last night in Texas for the racially motivated 1998 dragging death of James Byrd. Many no doubt felt the death penalty was appropriate in that clear-cut case. But some wonder whether a truly comprehensive pro-life ethic can sustain such a morally selective approach to justice.
To dig deeper on the political and policy front, I commend two writings to you: one by former FBI director William Sessions; the other by Andrew Cohen, legal analyst for CBS News. But our task here is to take up theological considerations. The parting words of Mr. Davis himself occasion such reflection. Prior to his death, Mr. Davis said the following to prison officials: "For those about to take my life, may God have mercy on your souls. May God bless your souls." Mr. Davis' invocation of mercy and blessing raises a deeper question: Does God's blessing — or more fundamentally, can God's blessing — reside over the death penalty at all?
One can imagine canonical arguments being made for the death penalty, particularly from Old Testament texts in Deuteronomy. Romans 13, moreover, is frequently cited by Christians who support the death penalty to buttress their view that the State does not bear the sword — or in this case, the tools of lethal injection — in vain. They might further add that the death penalty, rightly administered, contains deterrent value and restrains sin in a fallen world. Finally, the claim could be made — although I have not recently seen anyone explicitly for it — that a rule-of-law society demands that we enforce whatever is in the books, regardless of any private dissent such enforcement might entail. To do otherwise, according to some streams of conservative jurisprudence, would be tantamount to legislating from the bench.
While I don't find the foregoing points to be persuasive, they are nevertheless a plausible way to construe Scripture given certain conservative commitments about law, punishment, and order. Such arguments, while canonical, are not Christological reasons. Speaking plainly, I cannot envision a Christ-centered argument for the death penalty. Allow me to briefly state my reasons.
At the most basic — and yet subversive level of memory — we recall that Christ himself was unjustly executed on a Roman cross. Neither the glory of the resurrection nor the doctrine of atonement should cause us to airbrush over the atrocity of the crucifixion. To Christians who support the death penalty, I ask: By what exegetical assumptions and theological reasoning does one distinguish the divine injunction against killing — i.e., "thou shalt not kill" — from the public administration of capital punishment, particularly in states like Texas and Georgia?
Secondly, there is the question of moral authority to administer capital punishment. With Rev. William Sloane Coffin, the ever-pithy preacher of Riverside Church, I aver: "Humanity does not possess the moral authority to kill; we only have the means."
Thirdly, I think Walter Wink rightly argues that Christ's atoning death on the cross signals the end of the myth of redemptive violence. Wink, in substance, eulogizes the narrative that barbaric means bring about the praiseworthy end of retributive justice.
Ultimately, in every age, Christians proclaim the death of Jesus Christ until he comes. Penultimately, in the age of Obama, we would do well to invoke the unjust death by execution of Troy Davis until democracy comes and our criminal justice system is reformed.
Note: For follow-up on criminal justice reform, visit colorofchange.org and The Innocence Project.


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Court Decision Clears Way for State Net Neutrality Laws
By Barbara van Schewick on October 1, 2019 at 10:58 am
On Tuesday, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling on the challenge to the FCC's 2017 net neutrality repeal. The ruling barely upheld the repeal, but sent it back to the FCC for failure to deal with public safety and for deficiencies related to Lifeline subsidies and access to utility poles by broadband-only providers.
Crucially, the court ruled that the FCC's abdication of oversight over broadband providers left it with no power to prevent states from providing their own net neutrality protections. Read more about Court Decision Clears Way for State Net Neutrality Laws
Filtering Facebook: Introducing Dolphins in the Net, a New Stanford CIS White Paper - OR - Why Internet Users and EU Policymakers Should Worry about the Advocate General's Opinion in Glawischnig-Piesczek
By Daphne Keller on September 5, 2019 at 8:51 am
Filtering Facebook: Introducing Dolphins in the Net, a New Stanford CIS White Paper
Why Internet Users and EU Policymakers Should Worry about the Advocate General's Opinion in Glawischnig-Piesczek
White Paper: Dolphins in the Net: Internet Content Filters and the Advocate General's Glawischnig-Piesczek v. Facebook Ireland Opinion Read more about Filtering Facebook: Introducing Dolphins in the Net, a New Stanford CIS White Paper - OR - Why Internet Users and EU Policymakers Should Worry about the Advocate General's Opinion in Glawischnig-Piesczek
Thoughts on Baltimore's ongoing ransomware situation
By Richard Forno on June 5, 2019 at 4:45 am
The people of Baltimore are beginning their fifth week under an electronic siege that has prevented residents from obtaining building permits and business licenses – and even buying or selling homes. A year after hackers disrupted the city's emergency services dispatch system, city workers throughout the city are unable to, among other things, use their government email accounts or conduct routine city business. Read more about Thoughts on Baltimore's ongoing ransomware situation
Tool Without A Handle: Guerilla Information Warfare
By Chuck Cosson on June 2, 2019 at 11:27 pm
The security of our news and media information systems matters as much as the security of personal and commercial information systems. "Information warfare" shows that harms can arise even when there is no unauthorized access, when tools are used as intended, and when there's no compromise of user privacy settings. In both cases of cybersecurity and news/media security, the threats are asymmetric, the tools readily available, usable for many purposes, and threats are easily disguised as benign. Read more about Tool Without A Handle: Guerilla Information Warfare

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Instead, I usually go to Kushi Shabu where they feature all-you-can-eat beef or pork shabu shabu.Race, sexuality and religion are on the menu as M.
Little Tokyo, also known as Little Tokyo Historic District, is an ethnically Japanese American district in downtown Los Angeles and the heart of the largest Japanese-American population in North America.Yes, although you could just get one at your local Asian market, we did not like the selection in our area.
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They can be contacted via phone at (213) 680-3890 for pricing, hours and directions.Shabu Shabu House is located in the Little Tokyo area of the Regional Connector.This place is not authentic and just wants to rip off local communities who may.
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Located in the heart of Little Tokyo, Shabu Shabu House is one the oldest restaurants in this plaza.
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Read the Shabu Shabu in Little Tokyo discussion from the Chowhound Restaurants, Los Angeles food community.
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Op-Ed: Bad Bunny Wants You to Want More From Your Government
By Jhoni Jackson
Art by Stephany Torres for Remezcla
Bad Bunny has taken to Twitter to dismantle capitalism and call out government corruption—well, basically. In two concise missives, Benito practically called for a poor and working-class revolution.
Around 1 p.m. on Wednesday, he tweeted:
la gente contenta con $1,200 mientras el gobierno les roba millones
— (@sanbenito) April 15, 2020
Some responses pointed to privilege: "Entitled much? For you it's nothing, of course. But there are people who need it," wrote one user. Their tweet had the air of "at least the government is giving us something" perspective.
Entitled much? Pa ti no es nada, claro. Pero hay gente que lo NECESITA. Y ademas tambien el gobierno podria quedarse con todo y no dar nada ♀ You could see the glass half empty or half full. #JustSaying
— Carmels (@Carmels07071273) April 15, 2020
And while they're right: For people out of work and low on resources especially, that money could be what saves them from eviction, what keeps them fed, what keeps their water on, or even their means of refilling a necessary prescription. More than 22 million people have filed for unemployment in the U.S. in the past four weeks.
In Bad Bunny's native Puerto Rico, a persistent economic recession has surged the poverty rate to nearly 50 percent. Meanwhile, the cost of living on the island has soared. Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017 and local and federal failures to help Puerto Ricans best recover made the situation worse. The 6.4 magnitude earthquake in January set back folks at best, and at worst, destroyed their homes. There are people still living in tents. There are homes that haven't had water in almost three years.
Within 20 minutes, Bad Bunny followed up with a clarifying post: Of course the $1,200 will make people happy, but don't forget that they steal more than that from you. Do not be satisfied or give Trump or the government thanks. Take the $1,200 but angrily!!! They owe you more than that!!"
mera piensen un poquito si??
CLAROOO QUE SE CONTENTA EL QUE SEA CON 1,200!!! PERO NO TE OLVIDES QUE TE ROBAN MAS QUE ESO!!! NO TE CONFORMES Y TE QUEDES DANDOLE GRACIAS A TRUMP O AL GOBIERNO!! EXPLOTA LOS 1,200 PERO ENCABRONAO!!! PORQUE TE DEBEN MAS QUE ESO!!! https://t.co/ncX0sykdDZ
Between "Benito for President" and concurring tweets, there were other posts pointing to Benito's newfound wealth. "Open ur purse," one person tweeted. Another person said "this is kind of communist."
Do we want our celebrities ignoring the reality of things because it doesn't affect them personally?
Benito's history as a political activist so far has always been pro-people, pro-working class. He wasn't born rich: We all know that before he was famous he worked as a grocery store bagger in his hometown.
It's true he lives atop a golden pillar now, comfortably moneyed. But does that mean he has no right to speak on behalf of the working class?
He and Cardi B have this in common: Humble beginnings, a rapid rise to celebrity and subsequent wealth and a continued allegiance to those who haven't experienced the same fortune.
Photo courtesy of Rimas Entertainment
Do we want our celebrities ignoring the reality of things because it doesn't affect them personally? (And they are not so far removed from it—sales aside, both Benito and Cardi B repeatedly note having working-class friends and family.) Or would we rather they champion us, the 99 percent, with their platforms of major influence?
Bad Bunny isn't so much telling us what to do in his tweets but, rather, offering tools for thinking about our rights beneath governments full of people who do not suffer oppressions in the same way as us. As in Puerto Rico and in the U.S., corruption is a legitimate problem—and who gets the short end of the stick? The people do, of course.
This isn't the place to give you a full lesson on the history of political corruption in the U.S. and Puerto Rico—you can bone up online, anytime. But let's consider just a couple recent events during the coronavirus pandemic that might get you thinking.
In Puerto Rico. a $38 million contract for testing kits never arrived. What happened? And why are there so few press conferences—opportunities to ask these very questions, pressure for more testing, and more—from Governor Wanda Vázquez? Instead, the government has opted for televised broadcasts that are closed to everyone except employees of the public access channel that airs them. A group protested there yesterday—a caravan of cars, including one bearing a sign that read, "Cancel the debt, protect the people. We won't forget the deaths of [Hurricane] Maria that you hid from us."
Con esta #CaravanaCombativa y piquete servi-carro exigiendo #pruebas y soluciones. La corrupción nos mató en María y nos está matando ahora. El gobierno es corrupto, negligente y asesino. Distanciamiento físico, no social. ¡Seguiremos en la calle!
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In the U.S., Trump has suspended funding to the World Health Organization for an announced 60 to 90 days. As discussed by Bernie Sanders on Cardi B's Instagram live, about a month ago, the media reported that Trump wanted an exclusive vaccine deal—thus creating a monopoly on a potentially life-saving medicine—with a German pharmaceutical company. (That was shut down, thankfully.)
Where does Puerto Rico and the U.S. get the money for any of the aforementioned purchases or cutbacks or attempts at excluding the rest of the world from a Covid-19 vaccine?
They get the money from us, the taxpayers.
So when Benito says the government owes us much more, he's not only referring to money: He's talking about healthcare, food, a place to live, financial help, and more. After all, the money these governments have was ours to begin with.
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Darren Pang traded in a microphone for a golf bag this week at The Honors Course. The former National Hockey League goaltender – he spent three seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks in the 1980s before retiring after tearing his ACL in 1989 – and current St. Louis Blues television analyst for Fox Sports Midwest was invited by his nephew, Jake Bryson, to caddie in the 69th U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at The Honors Course.
While the duo didn't get the desired results – Bryson posted rounds of 82-84 to miss the match-play cut – they enjoyed some quality time on the challenging Pete Dye layout.
The two have played a ton of golf together in their hometown of Ottawa, Canada, dating back to when Bryson was 6 years old. Although he lives in St. Louis, where he plays out of Meadowbrook Country Club, Pang does get together with his family a few times a year.
Pang's son, Tyler, is an assistant professional at Glen Echo Country Club in St. Louis, the site where the Olympic golf competition was held in 1904, the last time the game was contested in the Summer Games until next month's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Now a 16-year-old rising high school senior, Bryson was competing in his first USGA championship after earning medalist honors in the Baldwinsville, N.Y., sectional qualifier on June 20. Pang was not on the bag for the 36-hole event, but he did caddie for Bryson recently, when he qualified for next month's Canadian Amateur.
Despite his disappointing scores, Bryson didn't leave Tennessee too upset. If anything, a few more college coaches know him and the experience against elite competition was invaluable, not to mention the family bonding time.
"I was really lucky to have him on the greens and to keep me in good spirits," said Bryson of Pang. "We had a great time. I am very privileged.
Pang doesn't know if he'll be asked to be on Bryson's bag for the upcoming Canadian Amateur. He often takes a caddie when playing at home, but actually doing it was a bit more challenging.


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Isabella av Gloucester, född 1173, död 1217, var en engelsk vasall såsom vasallgrevinna av Gloucester, och den första gemålen till kung Johan I av England.

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Hon var dotter till greve Wilhelm av Gloucester och Hawise de Beaumont och sondotter till en av Henrik I av Englands illegitima söner. Vid sin fars död 1183 ärvde hon grevedömet Gloucester. Vigseln mellan Isabella och prins Johan ägde rum år 1189. Paret fick inga barn. Äktenskapet annullerades strax efter Johans trontillträde 1199, officiellt på grund av släktskap i förbjudna led.

Johan behöll grevedömet Gloucester efter att deras äktenskap ogiltigförklarats och förlänade det till hennes systerson Amaury år 1200. Då Amaury dog barnlös 1213 fick Isabella tillbaka grevedömet. Isabella gifte 1214 om sig med Geoffrey FitzGeoffrey de Mandeville, earl av Essex, och 1217 med Hubert de Burgh, earl av Kent.

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There's that old saying women have—about how some young little thing comes and casts a spell on their sons so they're never the same again… Those women always seemed rather overdramatic to my way of thinking, but I'm afraid to say I now have to number myself in their ranks.
The thing is, anyone who saw Eloise Sylvester with my Eddie couldn't think anything else. She's not even a pretty young thing—I almost couldn't keep myself from staring at the wart on the tip of her pointy, Cyrano de Bergerac nose when Eddie introduced her—but her resemblance to a witch only became more pronounced when I got around to looking at the rest of her.
I barely heard him, on account of I was still looking at that nose.
"Oh…yes. Yes, of course. I'm enchanted to meet you." Now, why would I say that word—enchanted—if there wasn't something…amiss…with Eloise? I didn't plan it—it just popped right out.
Dinner only confirmed my worst fears.
First of all, by some twist of fate, I'd made mushroom soup. Mushroom. It might as well have been toadstool.
And then Eloise Sylvester laughed. Giggled, in fact—as if there were something terribly funny about worshipping God like a civilized person. She said, "Oh, of course, of course," but I took note of the fact that she never did say "yes" outright.
There! She had said it, right in broad daylight, so to speak—even though the dining room was lit by chandelier.
I jumped right out of my chair and into the kitchen. I kept my silver teaspoons in there…I'd read in one of those old stories somewhere that witches can't abide sight nor smell of silver, so I wasn't taking any chances. Served me right for using the stainless flatware for a guest, I suppose.
I was just opening the silver chest when Eddie followed me in.
I put my hands on his two big, grown-up shoulders, but I spoke to him like my little boy that he was. "Eddie," I said, "You need to watch out for her. You know I'm never one to meddle, and I always let you make your own choices, but I have to warn you. Here, take this." I handed him one of my monogrammed spoons.
"Now, Eddie, don't you start swearing. Next thing you know, that girl will have you at those Black Masses and everything.
If that is not the work of a spell, I don't know what is.
This is totally hysterical, though it does hint at a certain truth. Namely, that one often only sees what they want or expect to see. But I want to know, did poor Eloise Sylvester really have a wart on the end of her monstrous nose?


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Q: Mono - Could not find a 'Sub Main' in '' I started a new solution (with multiple projects) and am trying to get it to build.  Initially I was getting an internal compiler error and thought maybe it had to do with MySql, so I removed all references to MySql.  Now I am getting the error "Could not find a 'Sub Main' in ''".  I have made sure that all of my projects have a Main subroutine like this:
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2 out of the 7 projects will compile.  I don't know what makes these projects different from the others, and the error message isn't very helpful.  Any experience with this one?

A: In VB.Net the Main method is almost always declared within a Module.  This code does not look like it has the Main method in a Module as the Shared would cause a compilation error.  Try putting it into a module and specifying the name of the module as the startup one to the compiler.

A: I would suggest checking your Module also.  I utilize modules frequently to tie multiple projects together.  They use the sub Main in much the same way as a form would utilize the load event.


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The issues with free museum entry in the UK
Posted at 7:48 am	in British Museum
As mentioned before, the British Museum enjoys pointing out that only in London can the Elgin Marbles be seen free of charge. This fact does of course rely on the huge subsidies by the British government, something that is getting more & more problematic in the face of other cutbacks in public spending.
Ten years of free entry, but can it last?
Why the political gain in the United Kingdom outweighs the economic cost
By Javier Pes. Museums, Issue 232, February 2012
Published online: 01 February 2012
Maintaining free entry to the UK's national museums, as the secretary of state for culture Jeremy Hunt blogged in December on the tenth anniversary of its introduction, doesn't come cheap: it costs around £44m a year to maintain free admission to national museums that previously charged, or around £354m in total since 1999. And yet he is happy to support it.
Why is the government backing a scheme launched in 2001 by the Labour government it routinely criticises for free-spending? The coalition is committed to reducing the country's budget deficit, which peaked at more than 10% of gross domestic product before it came to power in 2010. Yet universal free entry, which Scotland and Wales also introduced in 2001, seems sacrosanct even though cutting the deficit is one of the coalition government's mantras.
Reasons to stay free
When in opposition, George Osborne, now the chancellor of the exchequer, promised that a Conservative government would be committed to free entry. His pledge at Tate Britain in 2009 was repeated in the party's 2010 election manifesto. Thus the Conservatives avoided picking a fight with a powerful arts lobby, and politically well-connected national museum directors long-committed to free entry, such as the British Museum's Neil MacGregor, formerly the director of the National Gallery, Nicholas Serota, the director of the Tate, and Mark Jones, then the director of the Victoria and Albert (V&A). The latter was delighted to abolish the museum's £5 entry charge, and see visitor numbers leap from 1 million to 2.3 million in its first year.
Free entry looks set to remain now that Osborne and Hunt are in power. They have little to gain from a u-turn. Backing free entry helped "detoxify" the Conservative brand, similar to its commitment to protect overseas aid. These might not win or lose voters but every little helps when seeking to lose a reputation for being the "nasty party", in the words of Theresa May, now the home secretary. Middle-class voters, particularly in the south-east of England who are most likely to visit London's big museums, expect them to be free—and resent suggestions otherwise. Hunt's predecessor Hugo Swire, who once worked at the National Gallery, blotted his copy book as shadow culture secretary, after he suggested in 2007 that directors and trustees should be able to choose whether to charge, a statement that was hastily clarified to stress the party's commitment to free admission.
Currently museum directors and their trustees are in effect compelled to offer free entry by the government, not a traditional Tory position. Directors are now left in a bind. They cannot charge, reluctantly or otherwise, after the government spared them from the 25% to 40% cut in funding many feared. The cut was still considerable at 15%, announced in the spending review in 2010, which takes them to 2014/15. Something has to give: after restructuring, 20 posts went at the British Museum last year, 12 at the V&A, and 28 full and part-time staff across the Tate's galleries.
Attendance boom
Supporters of free entry point to its success in terms of increasing attendance. Across the UK visits have increased by 51% since 2000, statistics collected by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport reveal. Visitors are predominantly middle-class, and many in London's museums are overseas tourists. Some argue these visitors can afford to pay something, as they do for many temporary exhibitions such as Leonardo at the National Gallery (£16, until 5 February), Lucian Freud opening this month at the National Portrait Gallery (£14) or Gerhard Richter (£12.70), which closed last month at Tate Modern. Free entry has widened access, encouraging people to visit who would be put off by even a low entry charge. The number of visitors from the most disadvantaged backgrounds now make up 2.5% of the British Museum's visitors and 5% of the V&A's.
When museums do charge, visitor figures plummet, as they did in the 1990s. Introducing a £7 ticket to visit the Royal Observatory led to a 55% fall in attendance (see p14). Royal Museums Greenwich's flagship, the National Maritime Museum, remains free.
That said, around 50 million visitors enjoy the 50 free national museums across the UK a year. A back of the envelope calculation admittedly, but £125m could be raised if half that number paid £5 per person: useful income for hard-pressed directors struggling to balance a budget.
Opponents of charging argue that free entry results in greater value for money for government funding. Much of a museum's budget goes on fixed costs. At the British Museum, for example, when salaries, pension, social security, early retirement and redundancy costs were added up, the bill came to around £39.3m (2010/11). The museum's grant in aid that year was £43.5m. So halving the number of visitors to any museum effectively doubles its subsidy per head. Instead of £7 per head at the British Museum, it would be £14, for example. Mark Jones recalls that admissions used to provide less than 10% of the V&A's total budget. His successor, Martin Roth, also backs free entry, although in Dresden the museums he ran all charged admission.
Charging is also unlikely to return because there is a consensus supporting free entry among directors. The picture was different in the 1990s when opinion was divided, with some directors ideologically in favour of charging. Treating visitors as customers made institutions more visitor-focused, they argued, and did spur modernisation and improved marketing.
Another reason why free entry will probably stay is that it took a battle to scrap it, requiring a change in taxation. While free museums paid value added tax, charging museums were treated as exempt businesses.
Subsidising tourists
Arguably the visitors who most benefit from free entry are international tourists to London. Around 18 million overseas visitors enjoyed national museums last year, twice as many as ten years ago. Last year there were 3.6 million overseas visitors to the British Museum (60% of its total), 1.2m visitors to the V&A (40%) and 2.5m to the National Gallery (49%). Some question the value of subsidising tourists who are happy to pay for London's other cultural and heritage destinations, be it St Paul's Cathedral (£14.50) or the Tower of London (£19.80). The counter argument is that free entry provides wider economic benefits: free museums contribute to London's attractiveness as a destination, and the money saved visiting a non-charging museum will be spent on something else in the capital. The altruistic argument is that free entry is a sign of civilised society (emulated last year by China).
The national museums that withstood the political pressure to introduce charges in the 1990s and remained free, notably the British Museum, National Gallery and the Tate galleries (except its St Ives gallery, which does charge), have during the same period seen their visitor numbers rise, albeit slightly (see table, p13). This has helped to keep the British Museum, National Gallery and Tate Modern among the top five most visited museums in the world, as our annual attendance survey shows (The Art Newspaper, April 2011, p24). With government funding unlikely to increase any time soon, there are growing fears that while attendance remains high, the strain on institutions' budgets—and their staff—will grow also.
Is it time to re-consider the importance of free museum admission : October 27, 2011
The British museum, Free admission & the Parthenon Marbles : March 12, 2013
Is having free admissions to museums more important than all else? : November 11, 2010
Free admission to the Acropolis Museum for Ochi day on 28th October : October 22, 2013
Is free admission to museums & galleries in the UK sacrosanct? : February 27, 2013
The benefits (or otherwise) of free museum admission : September 29, 2009
British Museum visitor figures now available online : October 8, 2004
Shortage of funds for Britains's museums : November 25, 2006
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DR.KWAME OPOKU said,
04.18.12	at 2:13 pm
The tourists who come to London and have free entry to the British Museum must first pay high visa fees,their travel,mostly by air,pay their hotel bills and maintain themselves in London. This should be borne in mind as they contribute immensely to the British economy.


I have a team of true collaborators among the English IV teachers at my school. They invited me to be part of their brainstorming for an upcoming unit a few weeks ago, looking for a way to "re-make" the annotated bibliography and research proposal into something that engages students, not only in research, but in true student-guided inquiry. Social justice was the topic on the table for this unit's exploration, but the teachers were tired of the same old topics and surface-level digests of mediocre source information they received from student's in the past.
What are your goals for students? What do you want them to be able to do, independently, in a new and unfamiliar situation?
We want our students to demonstrate they can understand and empathize with someone not like them; we want them to evaluate information they find in different types of source (web, academic, personal, etc) and synthesize the information to create something new that demonstrates how their own thinking has changed.
What evidence do you need to see from students to know if they met these goal?
A reflection of their own journey including insights and critical moments where they came to understand something new about the world and themselves.
What types of learning experiences can you imagine that would support students in reaching these goals?
The team indicated they wanted students to gather a wide, diverse collection of information from both popular and scholarly resources. So we began with gallery walk of videos that introduced students to the topics surrounding misinformation to prepare them to evaluate sources later on in their inquiry. To support their critical and analytical thinking skills, we taught students how to use Depth of Knowledge (DOK) Question stems to scaffold their thinking about complex topics.
Our exploration began with a video that posed many relevant questions surrounding the impact misinformation is having on democracy.
How does media shape what and how I think?
What opportunities does media provide us to understand one another better?
What barriers does media present that perpetuate divisiveness and intolerance?
As they traveled around stations students, watched a brief video from this media literacy playlist and created DOK leveled questions in response to the ideas.
Students used the questions they generated from the video gallery walk in an inner-outer circle discussion.
Students were uncomfortable in this type of discussion where their questions, not their reasoning, were the most important contribution they had to offer. They had become well-adapted at arguing their points to one another to "win" discussions. In their discomfort, we saw opportunity. Throughout the upcoming inquiry, students will be forming groups based on broad topics relating to social justice. Their success will depend upon their ability to "lean in" to the social chaos and to one another as they form questions and seek diverse perspectives.
Next in the social literacy inquiry– developing empathy and forming a Circle of Viewpoints with Time's Guns in America.
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International benchmark Brent crude futures popped during Asian trading hours Monday, moving above $70 a barrel for the first time in more than a year.
The surge in oil prices came after Saudi Arabia said its oil facilities were targeted by missiles and drones on Sunday. A Houthi military spokesman claimed responsibility for the attacks.
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Saudi Arabia's ministry of energy said a petroleum tank farm at one of the world's largest oil shipping ports was attacked by a drone and a ballistic missile targeted Saudi Aramco facilities, according to state news agency SPA.
Such acts of sabotage do not only target the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, but also the security and stability of energy supplies to the world, and therefore, the global economy.
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A spokesman said neither attack caused any injury or loss of life or property, but shrapnel from the intercepted missile fell near residential areas in the city of Dhahran, SPA reported.
"Such acts of sabotage do not only target the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, but also the security and stability of energy supplies to the world, and therefore, the global economy," the ministry said via state media. "They affect the security of petroleum exports, freedom of world trade, and maritime traffic."
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Q: UserWarning: no type annotations present -- not typechecking __main__.my_func warn('no type annotations present -- not typechecking {}'.format(functio Why is typeguard not typechecking a function?
The function works without the @typechecked decorator. Running with it gives a warning, stating no type checking is performed.
from typeguard import typechecked

@typechecked
def my_func(x, y):
    z = x + y
    return z

a = my_func(1, 2)
print(a)

(venv) me@ubuntu-pcs:~/PycharmProjects/project$ python3 foo/bar.py
/home/me/miniconda3/envs/venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/typeguard/__init__.py:1016: UserWarning: no type annotations present -- not typechecking __main__.my_func
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A: By design, typeguard will ignore the contents of any function objects that don't have type annotations.
To ensure typechecking, you must include type hints on the function's defined arguments.
from typeguard import typechecked

@typechecked
def my_func(x: int, y: int):
    z = x + y
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Sean Penn interviews El Chapo for publication that botched a rape story
10 Jan, 2016 by	Frank Lea
Sean Penn interviewed fugitive Mexican drug lord, Joaquín Guzmán Loera, also known as "El Chapo." The interview was printed in Rolling Stone magazine, the same publication that botched a viral college rape story with tremendously poor journalism.
The Rolling Stone story provides details of his escape from Mexican prison in July 2015.
Penn explained his interest in the outlaw, saying in the article, "I take no pride in keeping secrets that may be perceived as protecting criminals, nor do I have any gloating arrogance at posing for selfies with unknowing security men. But I'm in my rhythm. Everything I say to everyone must be true. "
"I took some comfort in a unique aspect of El Chapo's reputation among the heads of drug cartels in Mexico: that, unlike many of his counterparts who engage in gratuitous kidnapping and murder, El Chapo is a businessman first, and only resorts to violence when he deems it advantageous to himself or his business interests," he continues.
Why Sean Penn? He has 58 actor credits on IMDB that are mostly unbearable. Why is he permitted in the same room as El Chapo? Why not permit a more accomplished journalist conduct the interview? What conversation occurred that made this interview happen?
We have learned that El Chapo had full control over the final edit of the interview so that his story was told correctly (or not, we don't know for sure), but perhaps Rolling Stone was first, or only, to provide that editorial power. Contrarily, El Chapo's story would be so intriguing for most readers that most publication would publish accordingly, although some may paint El Chapo as a monster, whereas Rolling Stone may portray him as a celebrity.
It's stated that Sean Penn is under investigation and was watched during the interview.
Were him and El Chapo friends?
Should Sean Penn be on a DEA or FBI criminal watch list?
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Without the lows, you can't appreciate the highs. Or so they say. Such wholesome thoughts were far from my mind yesterday when I got call from dad: Something was very wrong with our network.
A huge lightning storm had just crossed over the island. In its wake, it left our gizmos reeling. The Public Internet was down all along on the foreshore. Dad and Brenden barely had a connection on their devices on the farm.
I'm used to the system shitting its guts. Usually, however, I'm on the island when it happens and I'm the one causing the Rapid Unscheduled Disassemblies. This time it was nature messing about, and I wasn't on the island to diagnose the problem.
Whatever hit us was big, but one part of the system had survived. The portion of the network serving the northern gardens was still operational. That proved critical in maintaining communication between dad and Brenden on the island, and myself in Sydney.
Dad and Brenden leapt into damage control mode. They're seasoned fixers, having repeatedly ripped Matilda, our 40+ year old Land Rover, out from the jaws of death. Compared to a British-engineered 4×4, this techno-babble stuff is child's play. I peppered them with questions, 'is there anywhere the signal is strong? Are lights flashing on this and that gizmo?' And so forth.
Meanwhile, in Sydney, I raced to restore remote access to the network. We use Virtual Private Network (VPN) technology to allow access from anywhere in the world, but for whatever reason, our VPN was also failing.
I had command line access, but I couldn't access the various graphical interfaces that allow us to observe total system health. Instead of pretty graphs, I had lines of text coming through one at a time, each one painfully slow as it made the journey to Sydney via satellite. Getting information about the health of system components was like sucking a golf-ball through a garden hose.
Eventually, I got through, and was met with a sea of red lights. Combined with the information dad and Brenden passed through, the problem became apparent: Lightning had destroyed our main radio mast. Without that mast operational, our point-to-point links, fibre lines, and access points were dead in the water.
We had to find a way to get the mast back online. Customers had paid us for internet access, and we ourselves depended on the network in all sorts of ways. We couldn't just order new parts: The isolation of Lord Howe Island is no joke. Either we fixed this with what we had on hand, or the network wasn't going to wake up.
As we formulated a plan, dad remarked that the situation resembled that of the crew of the Enterprise trying to restore power after an attack by the Klingons.
In true Scotty form, we decided to rip parts off non-essential bits of the ship to get critical systems back on-line. Gear was pulled off the boatshed and mounted on the mast. Dad and Brenden raced back and forth testing that the boatshed radios weren't also damaged by lightning. Then, we discovered that the problems ran deeper than the mast itself.
Despite the layers of Electro Static Discharge (ESD) protection we had built into the mast, the cable linking the mast to the server room appeared dead. We had to repurpose a secondary mast cable. That cable wasn't set up to carry the 24V power required by the repurposed boatshed radio. While dad and Brenden worked to replace the gear, I played keyboard warrior, reconfiguring the power output in software.
Finally, we got a signal. One by one, lights on the dashboard started flicking from red to green. We had power, but we had taken damage. The ProDive end of the Public Internet network was non-operational, its parts cannibalised to save the main mast.
Since launch we've served over 120 customers using the Public Internet, a take-up rate we didn't dream was possible. On my last two trips to the island, I didn't need to panic about any system failures, a state of being I hadn't experienced in years.
After all that success, we were probably due to hit a speed bump. We're already formulating plans to ensure this doesn't happen again, including even more ESD shielding, and replacement of critical wireless links with more optical fibre.
When she got word of the situation, Jessica called me straight away from London. She was having none of my dejection. She said: 'Hugh, it's a blip in a grand scheme. A bump in a long road.' She is right. We'll recover from this, and come back stronger.


A Kaduna State High Court has adjourned the trial of the leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), also known as Shiite, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky and his wife, Zeenat, indefinitely following the appointment of the presiding judge, Justice Gideon Kurada to serve as judge in the Presidential and National Assembly Elections Petitions Tribunal in Yobe.
Speaking to newsmen shortly after the adjournment, Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and lead counsel to the defendants, Femi Falana said aside the absence of the trial Judge, his clients (El-Zakzaky and wife Zeenat), were in dire need of medical attention and that was why they could not appear in court.
Falana said his clients have not been given adequate medical care since 14th December, 2015 when they were detained.
It would be recalled that Zakzaky and his wife are standing trial over allegations of culpable homicide, unlawful assembly, and disruption of public peace, among others.


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Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac (, literally Vaudreuil on the Lake) is a village municipality in Vaudreuil-Soulanges Regional County Municipality in the Montérégie region of Quebec, Canada. It is located on the western portion of the Vaudreuil Peninsula, which projects into Lake of Two Mountains. The population as of the Canada 2016 Census was 1,341.

Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac is predominantly residential (90%), and only 10% industrial and commercial. The Club Nautique des Deux-Montagnes attracts many sailing enthusiasts.

History
Early in the twentieth century, the first vacationers arrived here, attracted to the beauty of the lakeshore. May 19, 1920, marked the date of the incorporation of the village Municipality of Belle-Plage (meaning "beautiful beach"), with Ludger Dupont as first mayor. Belle-Plage was then primarily known as a vacation destination: there were 77 owners for a total of about 300 people but only seven families residing here permanently.

On January 4, 1960, the Municipal Council changed the name of "Belle-Plage" to "Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac". The new village name is a reference to the historic Vaudreuil Seignory, granted to and named after Philippe de Rigaud Vaudreuil, Governor of New France from 1703 to 1725.

In the early 1960s, the region began to be transformed into a residential suburb of Montreal City following the construction of the Île aux Tourtes Bridge and Highway 40, which passes Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac just to the south. Consequently, in the late sixties the village began to witness a perceptible increase in population.

Demographics

In the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac had a population of  living in  of its  total private dwellings, a change of  from its 2016 population of . With a land area of , it had a population density of  in 2021.

Local government

The "city council" consists of the "mayor" and six councilors. "Municipal elections" are held every four years as a block, without a "territorial division" [1]. Mayor Claude Pilon resigned on January 6, 2020 after 31 years of service. Mr. André Bélanger acted as deputy mayor from January 7 until December 18. Mr. Philip Lapalme won the by-election and took office as the new mayor on December 18, 2020 to November 7, 2021 after being defeated by Mario Tremblay at the general election on November 7, 2021. The director general and secretary-treasurer is Mario B. Briggs.

Former mayors
List of former mayors:
 Charles George Hector Dupont (1920–1929)
 Joseph Telesphore Lalonde (1920–1931)
 Joseph Antoine Dona Guinard (1931–1953)
 Joseph Marie Marcel Simard (1953–1955)
 Olivier Picard (1955–1960)
 Joseph Eugène Raoul Roland Sauvage (1960–1966)
 Joseph Jean Jacques Sauvage (1966–1975)
 Joseph Roland Antoine Roger Besner (1975–1987)
 Luc Tison (1987–1998)
 Claude Pilon (1998–2020)
 André Bélanger (interim 2020)
 Philip Lapalme (2020–2021)
 Mario Tremblay (2021–present)

Education
Commission Scolaire des Trois-Lacs operates Francophone schools. It is zoned to École Saint-Michel and École Sainte-Madeleine in Vaudreuil-Dorion.

Lester B. Pearson School Board operates Anglophone schools. It is zoned to Mount Pleasant Elementary School in Hudson.

See also
 List of village municipalities in Quebec

References

External links

 Official website

Incorporated places in Vaudreuil-Soulanges Regional County Municipality
Villages in Quebec
Greater Montreal


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Broken record: McAuliffe deal moves money, jobs around
December 10, 2014 | by Rob Port
HANDS OUT: Former Gov. Mark Warner, left, and Gov. Terry McAuliffe embrace a corporatist agenda that gives public funds to private companies.
By Kenric Ward | Watchdog.org Virginia Bureau
KING GEORGE, Va. — Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe boasts that his administration has closed a record 228 economic-development deals since he took office last January.
But instead of generating new jobs, an agreement the governor announced last week will merely shift workers between two Virginia counties while pitting one state-subsidized company against another.
Commercial Metals Co. – a recycling, manufacturing, fabricating and trading enterprise – will receive public funding to move into King George County's industrial park.
Nine years ago, then-Gov. Mark Warner, a fellow Democrat, made an almost identical deal to bring Gerdau Ameristeel to the same complex. Now, backed by nearly $1 million in taxpayer subsidies, the global corporations will compete with each other.
With the CMC agreement, the state will provide $450,000 in rail-access funds. The company can receive up to $26,000 in job retraining funds, too.
McAuliffe said the state support "meets (CMC's) current growth needs and provides capacity for future expansion." Similar pronouncements — and cash — have been issued by Republican governors, as well.
Yet any CMC expansion may come at the expense of Gerdau, which previously received state funding, including rail-access improvements, to move to King George in 2005.
The rivaly between the two companies is already ramping up. In addition to moving employees from its Spotsylvania facility, CMC reportedly is recruiting Gerdau workers for its King George operation.
Joe Grzeika, chairman of the King George Board of Supervisors, said in a statement: "We look forward to forging another strong corporate partnership with (CMC), as we have with our other businesses. … Today is a great day for CMC and King George County."
The Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star called the CMC accord an expansion.
King George County Supervisor Ruby Brabo sees it as a location swap with little net gain.
"King George may see one new job created from this deal. If we are lucky we might get two or three new jobs," Brabo told Watchdog.org. "I honestly do not see how anyone can call this a 'great day' for King George."
Spotsylvania Supervisor Ann Heidig said officials there were concerned CMC was preparing to move out of the state.
"At least this way people can drive to a neighboring county to keep their jobs," she said.
Kenric Ward is a national correspondent for Watchdog.org and chief of its Virginia Bureau. Contact him at (571) 319-9824. @Kenricward


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Church historians, Richard E. Turley, Jr., and Brittany Chapman, talk about the editing a series of books that share inspiring tales of faith called "Women of Faith in the Latter Days."
were generally first-generation Latter-day Saints who experienced characteristic trials of their day, including abandonment by family or friends when they joined the church, persecution after joining, and the hardships of pioneering again and again as they moved from one location to another," the editors wrote in the preface.
The realization that little has been published regarding the faith and dedication of the women in the church, both past and present, sparked the idea for the series. Approximately half the people in the history of the church have been women, Turley said in December 2010. "Most of history we've created focuses on men. We've recognized a huge gap that needs to be filled," he said.
Plans for the series were announced in May 2010. Subsequent volumes will follow at about one-year intervals and each will cover a 25-year time span. Volume 2 includes women born between 1821 and 1845; Volume 3 from 1846 to 1870; Volume 4 from 1871 to 1895; Volume 5 from 1896 to 1920; Volume 6 between 1921 and 1945 and Volume 7 from 1946 to 1970.
Volume 1 contributors range from well-established scholars to beginning writers.
Each chapter includes a biographical sketch and life experiences from each woman. Some chapters follow a scholarly approach, often quoting the subjects' own words at length, while others avoided long quotations. Some women left few or no writings behind, which made it difficult to quote them.
One goal for the series was to feature a diverse group of women, including those well known and unknown.
Turley serves as the assistant church history and recorder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Chapman is a historian in the church history department.
"We hope both scholarly and popular audiences will find value in these volumes. Our intent in producing them is to plant seeds for future work," the editors wrote in the book's introduction. "If our series leads to better scholarly and popular works, we will feel rewarded for our efforts.
"Women of Faith in the Latter Days" is available at Deseret Book. Additional biographies of Latter-day Saint women will also be available at seek.deseretbook.com/womenoffaith.


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President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday, November 7, said his regime will deal mercilessly with "any act of hooliganism hiding behind peaceful protests."
He said although his regime believed in the rights of citizens to embark on peaceful protests, such must be done responsibly.
Buhari stated these while virtually declaring open the Chief of Army Staff's Annual Conference 2020 from the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
At a time when there are reports of possible repeat of the recent #EndSARS protests, Buhari regretted the violence that trailed the last protests.
He said, "Let me also mention the EndSARS protest which was recently hijacked by hoodlums which resulted in loss of lives and property in many situations across the country.
"I want to reiterate our government's commitment to the rights of citizens to embark on peaceful protests.
"However, this must be done responsibly in accordance with the laws of the land.
"I also want to state that any act of hooliganism hiding behind the peaceful protests, will be highly dealt with decisively to ensure the peace and stability of our nation.
"On this note, I commend the Nigeria Army for their efforts to swiftly restore law and order in many states during the last scale of criminality that ensued in the wake of the EndSARS protests."
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, later released a statement quoting Buhari as describing 2020 as a very challenging year.
He said the President cited the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and its negative impact on almost every aspect of national life.
"Despite this, I am pleased to note that the Army remained resolute in the discharge of its Constitutional roles and in keeping the wealth and welfare of our soldiers a priority.
"The Army's support of civil authorities in the management of the COVID -19 pandemic is a case in point.
"Also, the peaceful elections conducted in Edo and Ondo States would not have been achieved without the high level of professionalism displayed by all security agencies, including the Army," Buhari said at the conference themed, 'Human Capacity Development in Sustaining Professionalism and Responsiveness of the Nigerian Army in the Discharge of its Constitutional Roles.'
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