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Avoiding a Tempest in the South China Sea
New tensions in the South China Sea are a growing test to China's relations with the United States and China's Southeast Asian neighbors, writes CFR's Joshua Kurlantzick.
Expert Brief by Joshua Kurlantzick
August 30, 2010 1:49 pm (EST)
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Over the past decade, dating back to the end of the Asian financial crisis, China has drastically expanded its international presence, including in Latin America, Africa, and Central Asia. But China's rising global power--both soft and hard--has been felt first in Southeast Asia, a region seen by some Chinese strategists as equivalent to Latin America in the U.S. Monroe Doctrine.
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As a result, the region likely will prove the first real test of whether the United States and China can manage China's rise. Can the two powers work more closely in Southeast Asia, allowing potential conflicts to be defused through communication, permitting nations in the region to not have to take sides, and prodding China to take more of the burdens of the international commons? (See Evan Feigenbaum's blog "China's Rise and the Contested Commons.")
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Judging from the heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing--as well as between Beijing and the nations of Southeast Asia--over the South China Sea, the answer to that question, thus far, seems to be no.
Competing Sea Claims
China has for years claimed sovereignty over a wide swath of the South China Sea, which sits astride strategic and commercially important sea-lanes and contains vital deposits of oil and gas. Those claims are hotly disputed by countries in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Brunei. Several countries, including China, have tried to strengthen their claims by making facts on the ground--or, in essence, the water--and building installations on some of the islands in the South China Sea. Though several of the countries involved in the South China Sea dispute are not democracies, including China, they all do have to take into account domestic public opinion, which tends to be highly nationalistic about the sea, particularly young, Internet-savvy, urban, middle-class Chinese, who use the Web and chat boards to boost nationalism.
Over the past decade, China publicly played down its claims to the South China Sea as it embarked on its soft power charm offensive to build closer economic, diplomatic, and even security ties to countries in Southeast Asia. It signed a multilateral code of conduct about the South China Sea in 2002. But over the past year, and particularly in recent months, that softer approach seems to have been largely abandoned.
Southeast Asia likely will prove the first real test of whether the United States and China can manage China's rise.
Now, China has claimed that the South China Sea is a core national interest, a term it used in the past to refer to Taiwan, Tibet, and Xinjiang, and which tends to mean that Beijing will brook no discussion or questioning of its policies, and possibly will push back ever harder against the U.S. military presence in the sea. In recent years, Beijing also has warned American oil companies not to engage in joint exploration deals of the South China Sea with Vietnam, and reportedly has told Southeast Asian nations not to discuss issues related to the South China Sea amongst themselves.
U.S. military officials say that China also increasingly has stopped other countries' civilian boats operating in the South China Sea and arrested their operators. Last year, one U.S. surveillance vessel in the South China Sea came within twenty-five feet of Chinese ships, an extremely dangerous distance because such close quarters could lead to an accident; the American boat was about seventy-five miles from an underwater submarine complex of China's.
A U.S. "National Interest"
To some extent, China's view makes sense. If a major foreign power were to deploy significant naval power in the Gulf of Mexico, Washington probably would object. Yet the fact is, U.S. power has been a presence in Southeast Asia for six decades. Many countries in the region want the United States to remain as a balancer and trust the United States as an honest broker on issues related to the South China Sea far more than they trust China. The United States is going to continue to have a sizable military presence in the South China Sea [the Seventh Fleet, based in Japan, regularly patrols there] for the immediate future. At the recent ASEAN Regional Forum, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton declared that Washington was concerned about the competing claims for the sea, and said resolving the claims peacefully was an American "national interest."
Though several of the countries involved in the South China Sea dispute are not democracies they all have to take into account domestic public opinion, which tends to be highly nationalistic about the sea.
She backed an international, collaborative diplomatic process--a rebuke to Beijing, which called her words an "attack on China"--to deal with claims. American officials told reporters that at least twelve Asian countries had pushed for this kind of dispute mechanism. Indeed, while several Southeast Asian nations in the past expressed willingness to negotiate claims in the South China Sea bilaterally with China, now many of these same states, including the Philippines, prefer a multilateral process. And since the ASEAN nations do not have any powerful regional institutions that could effectively handle competing claims and maintain regional stability, the United States must play a role in that multilateral process.
In private, officials from the Philippines, Malaysia, and Vietnam, among others, all have pushed the United States to weigh in much more heavily on the South China Sea disputes. Vietnam, in particular, has sought a closer security relationship with the United States as a balance to China. The United States and Vietnam have launched an annual defense dialogue between the Pentagon and Hanoi's defense ministry, and the United States may be about to embark upon a deal to share nuclear fuel and technology with Hanoi. In fact, while the Obama administration came into office planning to make a drastically upgraded relationship with Indonesia the center of its Southeast Asia initiative, it may turn out that its greatest legacy in the region is a new security relationship with Vietnam that eventually could be on the level of the U.S. relationship with Singapore--not a treaty ally, but virtually one.
Southeast Asian fears of China are only going to grow. As the region becomes more economically interdependent with China, the result of an ASEAN-China free trade deal, and thus more reliant on China, Southeast Asian leaders probably will become even more worried about their independence and sovereignty. Already, over the past five years the region has embarked on a significant arms buildup, with Vietnam and Malaysia buying up new orders of submarines, and Thailand and Indonesia considering doing the same.
An International Water Body
What's needed is both a short-term cooling-off period from this summer's tensions and a longer-term strategy. In the short term, the United States, China, and the key Southeast Asian nations could quietly agree to tamp down rhetoric over the South China Sea, keep the South China Sea off the agenda of regional meetings in the near term, and utilize track-two diplomacy to explore durable solutions.
A longer-term strategy for Washington and its friends in Southeast Asia should be to unite around a common position on the sea that keeps it an open and international body of water and does not force countries to choose between Washington and Beijing. It should also be made clear that Washington is not going to leave the region any time soon--precisely because Southeast Asian nations want a U.S. presence there. From a U.S. perspective, this strategy would include pushing greater integration between the U.S. Navy and navies of regional friends like Vietnam and Malaysia, as well as potentially increasing arms sales to upgrade the navy of Vietnam in particular. At the same time, the United States should use military-to-military ties with China (provided Beijing wants such ties) to discuss the South China Sea, explore with China the possibility of an international procedure to adjudicate claims, and examine ways to avoid direct conflict in the sea.
However, even as Washington discusses the sea in these bilateral interactions with China, the most effective pressure on Beijing would come from Southeast Asian nations, who can more effectively emphasize that they continue to back a U.S. presence and that they, not the United States, are behind the desire to resolve South China Sea claims multilaterally. China has invested heavily over the past decade in building trade ties with Southeast Asia and trying to convince the region's leaders, and its people, that China is not a threat. As a result, the ASEAN nations do have leverage in dealing with China.
This year the ASEAN nations became the third-largest trading partner of China, giving the Southeast Asian states an indicator to the world of what kind of power China will become. If ASEAN, which already has such substantial economic and cultural ties with China, cannot resolve critical issues with China in a reasonable, collaborative manner, how could states in Africa or Latin America, which have much less leverage over Beijing, expect to do so? A real resolution to the South China Sea dispute would go a long way toward helping China's case.

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Joan Didion started the work of writing when she was five and at twenty she became an oceanographer. This essay looks at how Joan uses description to construct definition of "grief" as located in the Norton's textbook and a second Didion text Georgia O' Keeffe and a secondary source that assists tin making the arguments. According to Luckhurst, "Didion commences to clarify the pain she was experiencing but soon distance herself by looking into various theories of grief and how the grieving experts feel grievers should operate, however she narrates in the sphere and the point is made. For instance when she talks about her own grief, she encloses it with discussion of different views on grief. Starting with Freud and the more traditional science where grief is something that is linked with growth and development, where she cites other people about the complicated grief. As she compares these clarification to her own experience and extends even further into an old recall of Quintana when she was a youngster. As she quotes Dunne she is also bearing in mind what grief is, whether grief and faith are the similar and whether the technical theories in line with her own experience. As her thinking processes about grief wander from the science into her oldest memories of her marriage to Dunne." She shows the sincere grief in her own process. To keep from the irrational, she finds interruption (Luckhurst, 94). Today death occurs largely offstage as "the act of dying had not yet been professionalized of this other way of death". She changed her path as well and her winding into theoretical world cavity a part from her pain.
She describes the word grief as an imaginary issue which people have gone through in the pain of being a widow or orphan, due to the loss of parents. When encountered, it is not as people think it is, so hard to deal with, comes too close and in wave form, paroxysms immediate uneasiness that makes our knees weakened, blinds the eyes and destroy the daily life. This is because of the broking the strong relationship that people to have with one another. These who have not passed through the experience will not understand it well. Grief is described something people experience privately. Didion, (83) describes grief centrally to her personal feeling for example at the death of her husband.Didion described grief to get the meaning in his loss. She tries to explain the period the events and the way of life after he died. She remained in the state of confusion the lose of permanent Idea about death, sickness, chances and fortunes and misfortunes, married family, and the way human deal with the reality that life ends. She further described grief as progressive thing, that it there are different stories before the funeral, during the funeral and after which the healing process starts then life goes on. The memories keep on coming any time including odd times. Sometimes one thinks that he is strong the memories comes with surprise. The things do happen right a way. To accept it and accommodating it is a progressive idea, to avoid the memories she keeps distance with all the items like cloths and shoes, avoid going through the obituaries and avoiding some cities that they used to go with the late husband. Grief is inclusive; it describes what it can do and verifies the human amplitude. At the centre of the memoir tries to explain the cognitive procedure of grief. The underground behaviors of magic thinking in the shocking result. She was not ready to accept the fact that her husband was dead as final as there was a consideration that dead can be reversed. She builds, explains and rhetorically calls up the fallacy that she comes to observe, with hindsight.
The three stages of grieving includes: the irresistible urge to recover the lost object, a swelling grief that is then trailed by the ineffectiveness of the mourning right and the final restructuring of the survivors, since of self that incorporates the loss into a re-configured life description (Muggli, 1987). As longer as the response structures are focused on the lost object there are demanding and often heated efforts to recover it. These efforts may carry on despite the fact that their fruitiness being hurting evident to others and at times also to the bereaved, many surfers from pathological grief in the first stage of mourning with no idea.To address the dilemma of grief and the affecting conflict into which survivors are forced the invincible power of thought to reanimate the livelihood, possess the sense of rejection, refusal to admit the pain of taking apart. Following this path thus brings to a description of grief which can become thoroughly magic (American Academy of Achievement, 2003ide from the difficulty of Freuds typically Victorian evolutionary position of what he calls the "folly" of magical view. He also go ahead past normal courses of grief, concerning what he has little to say "it never occurs to us" he says so to observe it as a pathological state and towards the severe states of melancholia. What is impacting about Didion's description of grief is the everydayness of her small proceedings of magical thinking, their fleetingness together with the interstitially, the means that they can co-exist with entirely balanced and ordered social deeds (McDonald, 7).Talking of the inflated anger that can be directed at doctors comforters or at the lost object exudes wish that possibly in some amazing ways seek out the scoundrel that will lead to the recovery of the of the loss. shouting at doctors and the death, with only rough outline of her recognition year on from her husbands death imply that she is paying attention more in communicating the secrete life of the phase of mourning (McDonald, 14). The fore-knowledge of her daughter's death put in to the fragility of her tentative re-organization.
Didion confession to mode of magical thought that is persistent then there will be no need of reading trauma memoir to know the secrets of grief's magic trick. The typical respond for this are; the progressive occultation of come across with death, where the traditions of death stops to be ritual but becomes a practical phenomena grief and no longer essential periods forced by the society. It has to be cared for, edited, and erased by the grieving doctor. In conclusion, Didion phase limits meaningful analysis. Her journalism trauma memoir, since trauma is predictably signified as the disfiguration of significant sequence. Dealing with grief as the void makes some of her volumes a series of memoir. In some approach they suggest a curious kind of relief because it finally fills the didionesque void with a specific content of insignificance: the swine and the boring practice of mourning, her position as the disjunction with the period in the earlier works, declining identity by stating that she is not the people in microcosm in the book The White Album. mistaken with The Year of Magical Thinking suggests that she has agreed with the era at just the moment she emerges the most social and reserved in the pointlessness of her grief. The most confidential and atomized skill has turn out to be the most agent and public in traumatophic era.


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By CCPAA Staff on September 22, 2017 in Updates
Left to Right: Kathy Vogt, Officer Jennifer Szczerbiak, Michael Vogt, President CPAA
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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – The Citizens Police Academy Alumni provided the perfect kickoff for Child Passenger Safety Week 2017 by generously donating $1,000 worth of child safety seats to the Clarksville Police Department.
According to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) statistics car crashes are the leading cause of death for children. Every 33 seconds in 2015, one child under the age of 13 was involved in a crash. From 2011 to 2015, there were 3,194 children under the age 13 killed and an estimated 559,000 children injured in car crashes. In 2015 alone, an estimated 116,000 children under 13 were injured as passengers in car crashes. On average, nearly 2 children under 13 were killed, and 319 children were injure every day in 2015 while riding in cars, SUVs, pickups, and vans. From 2011, to 2015, there were 1692, 8-14 years olds killed in passenger vehicles. In 2015, the 8-12 age group had the highest number of fatalities (236) among children. In 2015, over one-third of children under 13 killed in car crashed were not restrained in car seats, booster seats or seat belts. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has determined car seat use reduces the risk for death to infants (aged<1 year) by 71% and to toddlers (aged 1-4 years) by 54% in passengers vehicles. Furthermore, booster seat use reduces the risk for serious injury by 45% for children aged 4-8 years when compared with seat belt use alone. For older children and adults, seat belt use reduces the risk of death and serious injury by approximately half.
The Clarksville Police Department will be partnering with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office on Sept 23, 2017 at Once Upon A Child (2728 Wilma Rudolph Blvd #1, Clarksville) from 1100 a.m. – 1 p.m. and then move to Toys "R" Us (2821 Guthrie Hwy, 1496 Mt Zion Blvd, Clarksville) from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. to offer free car seat inspections and education to the public as part of National Seat Check Saturday. Car seats, booster seats, and seat belts are often used incorrectly, that why CPD and MCSO are hosting a car seat check event. In one recent Child Safety Seat inspection event, 16 out of 23 child car seats had an installation error or needed an adjustment to properly restrain the child in the seat.
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Kharagpur: IIT Kharagpur alumnus Prakash Patnaik has been conferred with the prestigious NATO Science & Technology Organization (STO)'s Panel Excellence Award in recognition for his longstanding service and extraordinary scientific contribution.
Patnaik, a globally recognized scientist in the domain of Aerospace Materials Science and Engineering, was awarded for his work in relation to NATO-STO's Applied Vehicle Technology Panel, an IIT Kharagpur release said on Tuesday.
Much of Patnaik's work over the past 30 years has been performed in a collaborative global milieu, including governments, industriesAandAacademic organisations.
Hailing from Berhampur, Odisha, Patnaik earned his B.E. in Materials Science & Engineering from NIT Rourkela and M.Tech. in 1978 from the Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering at IIT Kharagpur. He pursued his doctoral degree from McMaster University, Canada.
Patnaik is now leading the Defence Technology and Sustainment Programme at the National Research Council Canada (NRCC) as Principal Research Scientist at NRC's Aerospace Research Centre in Ottawa.
Patnaik has made significant contributions in the domain of Aerospace Materials and Protective Coating Technologies including more than 140 research papers in international journals and conferences.
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Somewhere in the neighborhood of seventeen years ago my parents got divorced. When this happened my family was ripped apart. My older brother went to live with my father, and my younger brother and I went to live with my mother. For the first couple of months we lived in the same city, so even though it was hard, we could still see my dad. Things soon changed, and my mother moved us from Arizona to Louisiana.
As the years went by, we ended up in Florida and dad ended up in Colorado with many moves in between. Part of the split was a wonderful relationship built with my mothers side of the family, but the other part was a horrible split and loss of relationship with my dad's. Life as I knew it had changed dramatically. Every year that passed, every funeral and wedding that we missed, separated us more and more from the family that we knew and loved. Soon, the people known as the Hances became a mere memory.
No matter how hard I tried I just couldn't feel connected. I would follow through email updates and Facebook, but it just wasn't the same. As I grew older and realized how much we had missed, my heart was crushed. An anger within me grew, and unfortunately a bit of resentment set in for my parents taking me away from the family that I loved and that loved me. Finally, I accepted that I will never be able to have that relationship with my family again, after all, it has been so long.
As there always is in Christ, there is good news. My Lord is a God of reconciliation. He desires relationships that have been broken to be restored again. Look at the Christ event. Jesus came to redeem us unto Himself and restore the relationship that sin had broken between God and humanity. My God is stronger than any human attempt to break the bond between the relationships that were centered around Him. Mistakes were made, choices that caused pain tore apart a couple of young boys and their loving, and godly family. Even so, God is greater, and He restored that lost relationship.
This Thanksgiving was one of the best that I can remember in my life. My family and I were able to spend five days with the Hance clan that I was ripped away from for so long. Even though I felt distant and like nothing more than a stranger with the same last name, they never forgot, they never stopped loving, and they welcomed me as if I had never left. My children felt welcomed, my wife felt at home, and my heart was healed. The Lord spoke to me many times over the last week, and showed me the strength of His power to not only restore broken relationships, but to rebuild broken hearts. My anger was calmed, my resentment was extinguished, and my pain was healed. My Lord allowed me to forgive and showed me that He never forgot.
Are you a victim of broken relationships? Maybe it was your fault, maybe it wasn't, but God is bigger than the divide between you and the other. Seek Him, and allow Him to restore the relationship and heal the pain. It is His desire to do so, and His will for it to be done. Will you let Him? Will you let Him heal your relationship with the Father? He is waiting, He is calling, He is willing.


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Q: Glassfish3 Apache mod_proxy_ajp and missing headers I got Apache 2.2.22 with mod_proxy and mod_proxy_ajp.
Here is my configuration of mod_proxy:
    ProxyRequests Off
    ProxyPreserveHost On
    ProxyErrorOverride On
    ProxyPass / ajp://localhost:8009/
    ProxyPassReverse / http://www.myservice.com/

Generally it works fine but when you look at logs of mod_proxy you can see that few http headers are missing.
Header[0] [Host] = [www.myservice.com]
Header[1] [User-Agent] = [Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:23.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/23.0]
Header[2] [Accept] = [text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8]
Header[3] [Accept-Language] = [q=0.94,en-US;q=0.88,en;q=0.82,en-EN;q=0.76,fr-FR;q=0.71,fr;q=0.65,en-GB;q=0.18,ru;q=0.12,en-PL;q=0.06]
Header[4] [Accept-Encoding] = [gzip, deflate]
Header[5] [Cookie] = [_ga=GA1.2.190053753.1379368584; JSESSIONID=2f9c23613e546d91f2f59b6e4d81]

But the problem is that there is no header REMOTE_ADDR and my Glassfish3 server can't detect request's remote address and returns null.
I'm not sure but maybe the problem is not with mod_proxy but with glassfish.

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A: I resolve this problem by setting extra header X-Forwarded-For to user's remote address.
        RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} (.*)
        RewriteRule .* -    [E=SEQ_ADDR:%1]
        RequestHeader set X-Forwarded-For %{SEQ_ADDR}e

And than using simple Filter in an application to read this header's value.

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Mr President, Secretary General, ladies and gentlemen. I thank you, most warmly, Mr President, for your invitation to put to this Assembly some ideas about the paths to European integration and set out some thoughts about co-operation and future relations between the Council of Europe and the enlarged European Union.
Commitment to Europe is an old Austrian tradition. It is based on the painful, but also hopeful, experiences of a country located in a geopolitically sensitive area at the crossroads of the major cultures of our continent.
This commitment has also led to a considerable presence of my fellow countrymen in leading positions in European organisations. This is the third time, for example, that the Secretary General of the Council of Europe has been an Austrian and the second time that Austria has provided the President of the Parliamentary Assembly. Furthermore, another fellow countryman of mine is currently President of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe. As President of Austria, I am pleased to have this opportunity today to greet those fellow citizens who have rendered such outstanding service to the European idea.
Ladies and gentlemen, precisely at this time, when Europe is on the point of overcoming the splits and divisions of the past, it seems all the more important to intensify the dialogue concerning our common European future. This dialogue must be all-embracing and should not be restricted to national or international institutions but must extend right into civil society and include our citizens, for our united Europe will endure only if it has the permanent agreement and confidence of all its citizens. This is a central task of the political opinion-forming process. In this necessary and, I hope, broad exchange of views, the mass media are particularly important and bear great responsibility, and it will be crucial in this context to take proper account of the complexity of European history, especially with regard to our common future.
Our common values were already the basis for a united Europe for the founding fathers of European unification. It has always been, and will remain, important in the realisation of this vision to bear these common spiritual and cultural roots in mind and to preserve and nurture the variety of our cultures, languages, traditions and religions, because they are the source of our wealth and creativity, and therefore the strength of our continent in the globalised world.
This remains the Council of Europe's task: to work for a Europe that is committed to common values and will continue to extend beyond the integrated Europe of the EU after the latter's forthcoming enlargement. Given the urgent issues and the many different dangers we face today, it is essential for us to show solidarity across national borders and engage in joint action. Terrorism, everyday violence and intolerance are issues the Council of Europe also deals with intensively today. The Council was the first international organisation to call for human rights also to be respected in the fight against terrorism, and the guidelines it produced last year have now been recognised by the United Nations as a valid standard. I mention this fact to point to the role of the Council as the guardian of humanistic, and therefore original European, values, which are the bedrock of European unification.
The protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, the promotion of democracy and the consolidation of the rule of law are still priorities now that the political map of Europe is being reshaped. The proposal that has now been made by the Parliamentary Assembly and the Secretary General of the Council of Europe for another summit of heads of state and governments of member states to be held enjoys my full support, because such a forum might provide an important political impetus to the process of adapting your Organisation's activities to meet the political challenges of our time.
Austria, which was in the shadow of the iron curtain for forty years, and only joined the EU eight years ago, is aware of its responsibility to Europe as a whole. I myself hosted the first summit of heads of state and government of the Council of Europe in Vienna in 1993, and I took part in the second summit held in Strasbourg in 1997. A third such summit could give the 800 million citizens of the Council of Europe family a clear signal that the political will exists for pan-European action when it comes to protecting human rights and democracy from current threats, such as terrorism, political extremism, organised crime and corruption.
Ladies and gentlemen, as the driving force of the Council of Europe the Parliamentary Assembly has a special task in the process of European unification, because it is the only parliamentary institution with a pan-European commitment. Austria values the innovation, flexibility and political influence of this Assembly. It is innovative, for many of your ideas are forward-looking and can be put into practice. It is also flexible, for it has the capacity to react rapidly and appropriately to the prevailing political conditions in Europe. It is not afraid to grasp the political nettle if democracy and human rights are at stake and it uses its political influence to call for the rights enshrined in Council of Europe conventions to be honoured by every member state.
We must increasingly acknowledge that the threat to individuals has grown, in spite of all the progress made by our modern world, and this threat no longer stems only from armed conflict, natural disasters or the situation of the poorest of the poor. The demand for greater security for individuals requires not only a larger measure of international solidarity but also an uncompromising attitude with regard to respect for human rights, which are actually the basis of, and even the driving force behind, the achievement of human security and dignity.
Protecting human rights is the task of the European Court of Human Rights, which is the only institution of its kind in the world. Through the individual right of petition against alleged human rights violations, 800 million people have direct access to this court. Where issues relating to the freedom and dignity of the individual are concerned, citizens are increasingly aware of this human rights protection machinery and the number of applications to the European Court of Human Rights is consequently growing all the time. I consider this an important and encouraging signal from Europe and one that I hope will serve as an example worldwide. In order to ensure the Court can continue to cope with its case-load in future, the requisite material conditions for this must exist, and I shall be discussing this point this afternoon. I also support the efforts being made to tighten up the application procedure. At any rate, the right of individual petition, as a key element of human rights protection, must not be subject to any restrictions.
Ladies and gentlemen, the Council of Europe and the European Union both stem from a single vision, from a plan for peace and freedom in a united Europe based on common values. Although they differ in their structures and methods of operation, they also complement one another. In political practice they are natural partners, especially in their support for democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights and freedoms, including the rights of minorities. Particularly now that the decision has been taken to considerably enlarge the EU, it would seem to be important to review the relations between the two partners and, where this seems sensible, to reorganise them.
It is to be hoped that, in the not too distant future, all European states will belong to the Council of Europe. The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia – which will in future be known as Serbia and Montenegro – and Monaco are waiting on the doorstep. When Belarus, where, as we all know, a number of fundamental reforms still need to be carried out, is also accepted as a member one day, this pan-European institution will probably have reached its maximum size with forty-seven member states. The Parliamentary Assembly will then be the parliamentary mouthpiece of all the people in Europe, from Iceland to Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation to Portugal.
Therefore, when the European Union enlarges, the Council of Europe, with its Parliamentary Assembly, will have to be regarded as a sound and important partner. If the relationship between the Council and the EU is to be reviewed and reoriented, the same needs to be done in respect of the relations between the Parliamentary Assembly and the European Parliament. Both institutions comprise directly elected members, are close to their citizens, are aware of realities and have a shared responsibility to create a Europe of freedom, security and law. The forthcoming accession of ten states to the European Union, and co-operation with the numerous states that will in future lie on the other side of the new borders of the enlarged Europe will help to bring the two institutions closer together.
A good indication of this happening was the new dialogue between the two institutions that took place here on 24 September last year, during a plenary session. That dialogue, based not least on the Treaty of Rome and on the rules of procedure of the European Parliament, is necessary and should be continued at the same high level through existing working contacts. It is inconceivable to me that in a place like Strasbourg, which has been such a privileged witness to the European integration process, the potential for political dialogue should not be exploited to the full.
The moment when both organisations, the EU and the Council of Europe, are expanding thus provides good reason for consolidating both institutions and further increasing the co-ordination and exchange of information between them – in a Europe of the fifteen, the twenty-five and the forty-four. On the eve of the creation of a new and enlarged European Parliament, MPs from Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia, who will soon be meeting in Strasbourg, can count on significant assistance in this context from the Council of Europe and its Parliamentary Assembly.
Once the planned enlargement of the EU has taken place, more than half the Council of Europe member states will also be members of the Union. As the EU states have passed sovereignty rights to the Union, and as a violation of human rights, even by supranational institutions, cannot be excluded, the creation of a single European human rights protection system seems to me indispensable. Accession by the EU to the European Convention on Human Rights therefore ought to guarantee coherence between the legal systems of the European Union and the Council of Europe in the area of fundamental rights and freedoms, and I call on EU member states to resolve to take this step.
Another aspect that ought to be taken into consideration in the reorientation of the relations between the European Union and the Council of Europe is the question of the "new neighbours", that is to say, those countries that will also remain outside the Union after its enlargement, either because they have opted to do so or because they do not meet the membership conditions. The European Union might nevertheless use the Council of Europe as a platform for co-operation with these "new neighbours". The dream of a united Europe must not end at the Schengen borders.
The common legal area which is increasingly taking shape for all Europeans within the borders of the Council of Europe constitutes a sound starting point for the realisation of a vision that binds the European Union and the Council of Europe together, namely the creation of a peaceful, democratic, stable and prosperous area without dividing lines. This, like no other plan, is likely to dispel the fears of the European peoples, concentrate their forces and strengthen their cohesion. With this objective in mind, let me issue a warning against creating new dividing lines in Europe. Various models for co-operation and lasting involvement will need to be developed in order to integrate countries with a European orientation, such as Ukraine, permanently into the European unification process. Where other than in the Council of Europe, which I view as a forum for discussing our continent's future, can such models be analysed and discussed on a broad basis?
In this connection, I should like to mention in particular the global dialogue of cultures and religions that is proceeding on many levels. Europe especially, with its religious, cultural and ethnic diversity, is an understanding partner in this respect, so I welcome the fact that the Council of Europe, as the largest European institution, is using these opportunities and has established contacts with the Arab League and the Organisation of the Islamic Conference.
Austria, as a country with close historical and geographical ties with South-eastern Europe, values the great commitment shown by the Council of Europe in this area and supports all the relevant activities aimed at removing the last white areas from the geographical map of the Council of Europe. Owing to the bloody conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, the political changes of 1989 did not happen in the western Balkans until much later. Now we must not let up in our support for the efforts of the countries of this region to draw closer to the European Union, thus opening up for them the path to a prosperous future. The integration of Europe would be incomplete without the inclusion of such important and very European states.
Austria therefore emphatically supports the early admission of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to the Council of Europe. This would make a significant contribution to promoting political stability and democratic reforms in Serbia and Montenegro and enable that country to take its traditional place in the European family.
One of the most important partners for a peaceful and stable Europe is no doubt the Russian Federation, so I welcome the contribution made by the Council of Europe's experts in the office of President Putin's Special Representative for Chechnya in the search for a solution to the bloody conflict there. As it proved impossible to extend the mandate of the OSCE's Assistance Group to Chechnya, the Council of Europe's experts are now the only permanent international representatives in the region. It is to be hoped that their considerable expertise will continue to be exploited in the interests of the preservation of human rights and the restoration of democracy and the rule of law in Chechnya.
Ladies and gentlemen, seldom are the consequences of a globalised policy and global interlinkage so dramatic as in the matter of war and peace, of conflicts that, despite great geographical distances, directly affect the living conditions of every individual. Where peace and security issues are concerned, the alarming developments surrounding Iraq must be mentioned, even in the context of Europe. There is a serious danger of war in Iraq, with unpredictable consequences. Iraq must be persuaded to comply with all the obligations imposed on it by the UN Security Council resolutions. However, the decision about any other measures against Iraq must be taken by the UN Security Council, which bears the main responsibility for peace and security in the world.
Europe has learned from its painful history that war ultimately does not solve any problems and, instead, brings human suffering, destruction and misery, but also seriously jeopardises the stability of the world economy. Since the end of the second world war, we have committed ourselves to a policy based on dialogue and understanding, and on peaceful means rather than military confrontation. Europe supports a world view in which states and peoples coexist on the basis of the rules of international law and binding treaty commitments, with the global problems of our age solved by multilateral cooperation within the UN and other international organisations. Our vision is that of a multi-polar world and an international order that is binding on all and enables states, cultures and religions to live in harmony with one other.
The numerous efforts by friendly governments to persuade Iraq to co-operate fully with the UN inspectors deserve all our support. Europe has many links with the Middle East, so it would be particularly appropriate for it to help to achieve a peaceful settlement of the crisis. I therefore welcome the readiness of the Greek EU presidency to undertake a peace mission in the region.
Ladies and gentlemen, the enlargement of the EU decided in Copenhagen signifies that the – in every respect – devastating consequences of two world wars and the subsequent division of the continent and the oppression of millions of people have finally been left behind us. However, we have not yet reached the end of the path charted by the founding fathers of the European Union.
In order that we can meet the present pan-European challenges better, some overlap between the various European organisations is necessary. This applies both to combating international terrorism while simultaneously safeguarding human rights and to controlling migratory movements on our continent. It also applies to measures against intolerance, racism and xenophobia and, finally, to defining human rights standards in the fields of bioethics, data protection and Internet crime. The Council of Europe has achieved a great deal in this connection through the treaties it has established, and I therefore also attach particular importance to my signing here today, in person, the Additional Protocol to the Convention on Cybercrime concerning the criminalisation of acts of a racist and xenophobic nature committed through the use of computer systems, which was opened for signature this week. The sooner a large number of member states accede to this important legal instrument, the sooner it can enter into force.
As far as we are concerned, the Council of Europe is, and remains, the guardian of European civilisation. In the new era that has now begun, the Council of Europe and the enlarged European Union should, in their efforts to strengthen pluralist democracy and the effective defence of human rights, to solve the current political, social and economic problems and to promote the cultural identity of Europe, work together in partnership even more than before. This is the only way in which the dream of a united Europe – a Europe of peace and freedom – can, step by step, be turned into reality.
Thank you very much, Mr President, for your most interesting address. Members of the Assembly have expressed a wish to put questions to you. I remind them that questions must be limited to thirty seconds and no more. Colleagues should ask questions and not make speeches. I will allow supplementary questions at the end only if time permits. They will be taken in the order that we are using now.
The first question is by Mr Davis on behalf of the Socialist Group.
Mr DAVIS (United Kingdom)
Thank you, Mr President, for your address. I was particularly struck by your references to the need for international solidarity in the face of globalisation and to the need for dialogue between different cultures and religions. Will you use your influence as the President of Austria to encourage the Austrian Government to join the North-South Centre, which is a valuable organ of the Council of Europe? It has responsibility for the aims that you described.
Mr Klestil, President of the Republic of Austria
The Austrian Government and myself are trying to promote the unification of Europe. Ten years ago, I established a meeting of presidents from central and eastern Europe. Yesterday, I said goodbye to Vaclav Havel who, together with me, was the founder of such meetings. In May, we will hold a meeting in Salzburg to mark their tenth anniversary and seventeen, instead of four, representatives will be present. Austria is trying to do what it can to promote the unification of Europe.
I must confess that I heard about the North-South Centre only this morning in my conversation with the Secretary General and the President. I will take news of it back home with me to Vienna and will talk to the prime minister and the government. I assure you that East-West cooperation, as well as North-South co-operation, is in the interests of Austria.
Mr VAN DER LINDEN (Netherlands) (translation)
Thank you. Mr President, I think your speech was a very positive assessment of the Council of Europe and I fully endorse what you said.
I actually wanted to ask a question about enlargement and the fact that there should not be any more dividing lines, but you have already answered it. However, you also said Europe should not be divided on Iraq. Do you think that the position of eight European states, which was published today in an Aachen newspaper, is a positive step in this direction?
Mr Klestil, President of the Republic of Austria (translation)
I can only let you know Austria's position, which is, like that of most European Union states, that this is a matter for the United Nations. I think we need a Security Council resolution. If Saddam Hussein does indeed possess chemical or biological weapons of mass destruction, then it is necessary for all of us to take them away from him. The President of the United States has announced that he will provide proof of the existence of such weapons in two or three days' time.
My country will not take action without a decision of the UN Security Council. We still believe the UN is the guarantor of peace and security. As I said in my speech, war ultimately does not solve any problems.
Mr EÖRSI (Hungary)
Parliamentarians are often interested in domestic politics, so I have a question about Austria. Austria is special because of its tradition of grand coalitions, but it has been argued that populist parties have emerged as a consequence. A new coalition is about to be formed in Austria. How can the emergence of populist parties be avoided in the future?
Three years ago, a populist party achieved 27% in the election, but now it is down to 10% or lower.
As is my right, I requested the leader of the party that came first in this election, who is the current Chancellor, to form a government. I said that I wanted a broad balance in parliament. Nine weeks have now passed, and yesterday the newspapers were full of this story. I urged the Chancellor to decide with which of the three other parties in parliament he would form a coalition. My wish would be that he forms a coalition with the two big parties, because we have many problems to solve, such as constitutional questions, that require a two-thirds majority in parliament. That is only possible with the two big parties. If he chooses a coalition with one of the smaller parties, I shall have to accept that.
You ask about populist parties, and I can tell you that their vote is down from 27% to 10% or even lower, so there is no danger. When Austrian people are asked who, among the ten future members of the European Union, they like best, Hungary is number one.
Mr ATKINSON (United Kingdom)
Mr President, thank you for your support for the holding of a third Council of Europe summit, at which you would of course be present. Do you accept the logic of the Assembly that the summit should be held before the inter-governmental conference next year, so that our summit can take account of the recommendations that the EU Convention on the Future of Europe will be making to that conference? Those recommendations may affect us before decisions are made by the inter-governmental conference next year.
I was the President in 1993 in Vienna when the summit was held, and I was present in Strasbourg. I will support whatever you decide, whether it be in Vienna or elsewhere. In my speech, I explained the importance of the Council of Europe together with the European Union and the European Parliament. I am in your hands as regards the time frame.
Mr LAAKSO (Finland)
Nato is carrying out an enlargement process, and there are many non-aligned countries in the Council of Europe and the European Union, such as Austria and Finland. What positive role can military, non-aligned countries play to safeguard the European security architecture?
We have a constitutional law on neutrality. You have a different name for it, but it is more or less the same. Finland, Sweden and Austria are in a similar position. We have participated in almost every action sanctioned by the United Nations, including peacekeeping and peace-enforcing operations. Finnish and Austrian contingents were together in the Balkans and even in Afghanistan. We are surrounded by Nato members, and Sweden and Finland are surrounded by Baltic states that will become members of Nato. My view is that we will have to contribute to the building of a European security policy, a foreign policy and, ultimately, a defence policy. At that point, we will have to decide what we do about neutrality. At the end of this year, we will have the draft of a constitution for Europe. We will have to check whether the Austrian Constitution complies with the European Constitution. I believe that we will have to have a referendum and ask the people about neutrality – not whether we should be a member of Nato, but about common defence as a member of the European Union. I think that that is also the position of Finland.
Mr JASKIERNIA (Poland)
Mr President, you support a third summit of the Council of Europe, and you raised the interesting point about a united system for the defence of human rights. Can you be more specific about that idea, given that we have two different codes and two different instruments? Who should take the initiative in that area, and how should that initiative be discussed? Do you envisage that there should be one code and one instrument? What role would you like to play in that area?
In that context, the Council of Europe has an important role to play. The unification of Europe and the enlargement process are not finished. Ten new members have been accepted, so membership will rise from fifteen to twenty-five, but that will continue. We members of the Council of Europe must be sure that our standards on democracy and human rights are accepted by the countries that I hope will at some time in the future also become part of Europe.
Is Mr Ekes in the Chamber, because I do not see him in his place? He is not here, so I call Mr Pangalos.
Mr PANGALOS (Greece)
Mr President, you said that any action in Iraq should be based on the UN Security Council resolution. Just before you arrived, the Assembly, with an overwhelming majority, took a decision on the same lines. Yesterday, eight prime ministers were called to London by Mr Blair, and they published a declaration under the title "Europe and America must stand united". They opened the way for a coalition that has the will to act without a UN resolution. What is your view on that, and what impact could that initiative have on the European Union decision-making process?
My opinion, and the opinion and decision of the Austrian Government, is very clear. Without a UN Security Council decision, nothing should be done. I said in my speech that I welcomed the initiative taken by the Greek presidency of the European Union to see what could be done to prevent the war. The resolution of those eight countries does not mean that the European Union is divided. It is the answer to some remarks that came from Washington which were perhaps not very diplomatic. I think that Europe is united. It should have – and has – a common foreign policy, and, as I said, we support the Greek initiative, while holding the presidency, to find a peaceful solution to the problem. It does not look good, but you should try to find such a solution if possible.
Mr GÜLÇIÇEK (Turkey) (translation)
Thank you. Mr President, on 1 January 2003, the amendment to the Immigration Act came into force. This act contains the so-called "integration agreement" that provides for compulsory German courses for nationals of non-EU member states. I have been informed that this agreement applies to people who entered Austria after 1988 and that they must provide proof of having attended such a course within four years.
This new amendment is worrying for most Turkish citizens who have been living legally in Austria for some time, have jobs and are making their contribution for the benefit of Austrian society. May I ask you to comment on this?
Honourable member, I personally have the best of relations with the umbrella organisation of associations representing Turkish people in Austria. I know how important and how hard-working Turkish citizens in Austria are. The purpose of the regulations you refer to is to promote the integration of those citizens who intend to stay in the country. We want this to happen, and this is why we are offering language courses. When the Turkish associations come to me, I naturally do not speak Turkish to them but German, because they speak my language, and we want to enable all Turkish immigrants to do so. We welcome them and very much need them, and we want to help them to integrate into Austrian society.
That brings to an end the questions to the President. I thank him most warmly on behalf of the Assembly for coming to Strasbourg, for his statement and for the remarks that he has made in the course of the questions.


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Heartbeat Photography: Our five year anniversary Wedding special SALE!!!
Our five year anniversary Wedding special SALE!!!
It is approaching my husband and I's FIVE year anniversary this year, and I've been thinking a lot about vow renewals and photography -- and how we had this awesome photographer who gave us a great deal on our wedding photos.
We were and still are on a very limited budget, and it was pretty sad to contact photographer's who wanted over 1,000 for a wedding. We were extremely thrilled when we contacted one of the groomsmen's sisters and she agreed to photograph our wedding for $600. The great thing? She ROCKED at photography! We were so thankful! I AM still thankful. Being a photographer myself, it is so great to me that we had our special day photographed in a great way. Lately I've had a few people contact me with wedding requests, only to never hear from them again after I mention a price. Well, that makes me sad for two reasons : 1) I specifically BEG people to let me know what they CAN afford or to discuss their income with me if they can't afford my regular wedding price. I'm VERY flexible. So seriously, if you can't afford it, let me know. You are NOT going to get anywhere by never talking to me again. I WILL work with you, even if it's a very very small budget. and 2) there are people who can't afford a great photographer, that still very much NEED and DESERVE one! It makes me so sad to know this!
So, in thankfulness to the photographer that gave me and my husband such an amazing deal and helped us get great photos for our wedding, I am doing a huge wedding sale. This is SUPER limited. You need to contact me right away. like, RIGHT AWAY. I'm only do 4/5 of these!
I will be in MN from Mid-May until the beginning of July. I can be flexible with this! I will be back in Minnesota the month of August about -- again, I can be flexible with this! But those are my very preferred times. Any Missouri weddings would have to be around those MN times.
My normal package is $1,200. I'm opening up 4/5 wedding this summer for the price of $600. why? Because that's how much our wedding photos cost us! We paid half and his parents came up with half for us. So remember that, you guys have parents and friends who can help you as well on this if you need it!
I can't wait to see who I get to give this gift to!
Congrats on your five year Anniversary that is awesome Cheers to you. I think this is an amazing thing you are doing. you pictures show so much emotion and I have been recommened to check you out by Nate and Megan Warmbold because you did such an amazing job on thier photos. You pictures make me feel like your there and experiencing the moment. WOW!!


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Q: access url from microsoft web browser control in mfc VC++ i am using Microsoft web browser control in an MFC Application.
It displays a login page initially using
control.navigate(URL) method
After login i need to access the URL from the control.
How this can be done?
Can anyone help me out

A: The WebBrowser control has an event OnBeforeNavigate2 that fires before switching pages. The event handler receives the new visited URL.
If you use a CDHTMLView, you don't even have to add an event handler: Just override the virtual OnBeforeNavigate2().

A: The URL is sent to you in the DocumentComplete event. Check the MFCIE sample, the sample handles the event to update its address bar.
Note the url may be different from the one you passed to Navigate or get from OnBeforeNavigate2. For example if you pass microsoft.com to Navigate2, you will get www.microsoft.com back due to server side redirects.

A: MSDN has a section all about "Using MFC to Host a WebBrowser Control". In there it mentions using the following:
//CWebBrowser2 m_browser - to access the WebBrowser control

CString string1, string2;

string1 = m_browser.GetLocationName(); // gets the page title
string2 = m_browser.GetLocationURL();  // gets the page URL

Regarding when you try to get that information, you could check m_browser.Busy(...) or m_browser.ReadyState(...) to see if any kind of navigation/download is currently happening.
I confess to never using the control myself so don't know if there's a simple way to get a callback saying that the URL has changed, but the above link should give you most of the information you need. Hopefully :)


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Love & Information at Frank Theatre
Since I caught the very last performance of Frank Theatre's Love and Information, I won't go in-depth about it. But I did want to give a little shout-out, because the show was great! Frank Theatre and director Wendy Knox have a strong record of choosing challenging plays to perform, and this one is particularly interesting. It's the latest play from Caryl Churchill (Cloud Nine, Top Girls, and many more), and just premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in London in 2012.
In a short pre-show introduction, Knox informed us that the script for Love and Information, which includes 57 scenes in 90 minutes, does not include settings or stage directions, and the lines aren't assigned to any characters. Thus, each production will be different.
Frank's version was wonderful, with a great cast of 14 performers playing over 100 roles in scenes as short as one line. (Also, gotta love a 90 minute-no intermission show!)
Now that I've seen the show here, I've started to look at writeups of other productions. Apparently, the Royal Court production included scenes in a steam room and on exercise bikes. The same director, James Macdonald, staged the first New York production, and there's a nice story in the New York Times about the set design for that show. If you've seen Frank's show or not, it's an interesting piece to read about.
And one more plug: this is the last show of Frank's season, but keep an eye out for their next season to be announced. They choose really interesting material and are definitely worth keeping an eye out for!
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WhatsApp finally comes to the Nokia 8110: Here's what you should expect
It's been more than a year since the Nokia 8110 launched, but HMD Global has finally announced that WhatsApp is available on the smart feature phone.
Before you go out and buy a Nokia 8110 though, the company said this WhatsApp release is limited to India for now. Hopefully other regions will follow suit sooner rather than later.
The rebooted banana phone was launched at MWC 2018, running a version of the KaiOS platform dubbed Smart Feature OS. KaiOS brings several smartphone features to a basic feature phone design, such as Google Search, YouTube and Google Assistant. It also supports hardware features like 4G, Wi-Fi, NFC, and Bluetooth.
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Google is making Assistant and Actions more widely available around the world, with a particular focus on Android Go and KaiOS. Google says tens of millions of users rely on these two platforms in more than …
Nokia's phone isn't the first KaiOS device to get WhatsApp though, as India's wildly popular JioPhone series received the messaging app late last year. The KaiOS version of WhatsApp requires firmware version 2.5.1 or better, and supports the basic messaging features, group chats, voice notes, and photo/video sharing.
In India and have a Nokia 8110? Then you can download WhatsApp via the Store app on your banana phone. Have you noticed any other major differences between the KaiOS version and the Android version? Let us know in the comments section below!
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Oddmar review: A beautiful platformer that hits all the right buttons
AIPT's picks for 2021's Game of the Year
Mobge's Oddmar is a charming game that lives up to the high standards of classic platformers
Nathaniel Muir
Action platformers have a long and illustrious history with names like Super Mario Bros. and Mega Man still lovingly remembered by gamers. This makes it difficult for new ones that enter the market to make an impression, but Mobge's Oddmar is a charming game that lives up to the high standards of classics in the genre.
Oddmar immediately sets itself apart by how it looks. The game has a Nordic setting with familiar names like Midgard, and is filled with beautiful cutscenes that look hand drawn and cartoon like. Characters have great detail to them while enemies like trolls look incredibly dangerous. The game also boasts backgrounds that will put most mobile games to shame, making it is as fun to watch as it is to play.
The game's beauty isn't limited to its cutscenes. The titular Viking you play as is incredibly detailed and has a variety of appropriate facial expressions that add to the game's enjoyment. Whether it is determination, anxiety, or courage, Oddmar wears his emotions on his sleeve. The protagonist is not the only expressive character, however. Enemies and NPCs also emote constantly. This is not new to platformers, but it looks like it was done with purpose and not just as a concession to the genre.
A platformer may look great and have cute characters, but what is the point if the game is not good? This is an excellent game though it may initially seem too easy. With each the level, the game throws more tricks at you and the increased difficulty leads to increased fun factor. As the gamer learns more tricks and gains more powers, it becomes obvious that those early levels that seemed easy have secrets that are now open to you.
Oddmar also manages to stay fresh. Levels change from traditional platforming, to riding atop speeding animals, to having to rush through a level without stopping while a giant troll destroys everything. The game does not rely on the same level design with just a simple background change and keeps the gamer engrossed.
I played the game on an iPhone 8 and my one complaint is the game would be much better on a console or PC. The controls are tight and it does not require additional button inputs, but some of the areas that required more precision or speed would have been more fun and less frustrating with a controller. In all fairness, this may have been alleviated with a bigger phone. There were also a few times in the game that I stumbled across a secret area that I was unable to leave because I did not have the appropriate power. I had no choice but to restart the entire level. This seemed odd to me since when you die you start from the most recent checkpoint you passed.
Oddmar is a surprisingly good game. At a glance it looks like it will be another platform with better cutscenes but it quickly becomes apparent that it has much more to offer. Along with great graphics, it has endearing characters, awesome level design, and smooth controls. Oddmar is a strong addition to the iOS library.
Oddmar
Oddmar is a charming and fun game that will remind older gamers of their youth and newer gamers that playformers don't have to be impossible to be fun.
Tight controls that are needed when playing a platformer
Beautiful cutscenes and charming characters that are reminiscent of a cartoon
Great narrator who voices all characters
Fun level design
Better suited for a console or PC
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'Tata-Mistry case: First-round victory for corporate democracy in India' Business Standard, July 23, 2018
The central challenge of corporate governance is to align the interests of ownership and management, and their role in ameliorating problems arising from conflicts of interest. Diffused ownership structures result in a management that is not held accountable for its actions, because small shareholders lack the incentives to act as watchdogs, creating principal-agent problems. On the other hand, large shareholders are in a better position to absorb the costs of monitoring and have the necessary voting power to influence corporate decision-making, but this, in turn, leads to principal-principal conflicts between majority and minority shareholders.
In the battle that played out before the NCLT in the Tata-Mistry case, the Pallonji family (owning 18 per cent of Tata Sons) put forward a case of principal-principal conflict, alleging oppression and mismanagement (Section 241 of the Companies Act, 2013) against Ratan Tata and the trustees of the Tata Trusts, among others, being collectively majority owners. Broadly speaking, the petitioners alleged that the stipulations in the Article of Association of Tata Sons (including the Trusts nominating 1/3rd of the Directors on the Board; decisions requiring an affirmative vote of a majority of Directors nominated by the Trust; and, the requirement that decisions on six specific aspects to be placed before the board) were being used by majority owners (Ratan Tata and Noshir Soonawala) as "shadow directors" to control, and force decisions at the board level that prejudiced the minority. To demonstrate this, various incidents were raked up, including the Corus acquisition and the AirAsia deal.
On July 9, with some rather florid prose, the NCLT dismissed the petition of the Pallonji family companies. Apart from dealing exhaustively with individual allegations and largely negating the contentions of the petitioners, it made important observations on corporate governance principles, adding to our country's jurisprudence.
As the Tata group has evolved from a family-run business to what it is today, it has created a unique model of engaged ownership, where the Tata Trusts own 66 per cent stake in Tata Sons Ltd (an unlisted entity) which, in turn, holds significant shareholding (broadly over 20 per cent, in each case) in downstream listed operating companies, such as Tata Steel and Tata Motors. This allows professional management to run the operating companies, while allowing the Trusts to actively monitor the management and ensure that the operating companies adhere to the values and ethos associated with Tata name, with the Trusts essentially performing a stewardship function. Traditionally, the chairman of the Tata Trusts, Tata Sons and the operating companies was one and the same. This, incidentally, is a model followed the world over. The controlling stake in Maersk, for instance, is held by A P Moller Holding, which is wholly held by the A P Moller Foundation (the Maersk family foundation). Ane Maersk Mc-Kinney Uggla is currently the chairman of the foundation and the holding company, and is the vice-chairman on the board of Maersk itself, ensuring engaged ownership and a preservation of the group's core values.
When Cyrus Mistry assumed the role of executive chairman of Tata Sons in 2012, and chairmanship of the operating companies, it was for the first time that the chairman of the Tata Trusts (Rata Tata) was different from the chairman of the Tata Sons and the operating companies. Mistry's removal in 2016 was occasioned by the majority shareholder, i.e. Tata Trusts, losing confidence in him.
In its judgment, the NCLT identified the fact that a principal-agent dispute was being projected as a principal-principal conflict between majority and minority shareholders. The NCLT went to the extent of stating that the removal of Mistry occasioned "heartburn", causing the petitioners to allege oppression and mismanagement as a device to project previous business decisions as acts of mismanagement. The NCLT concluded that Mr Mistry's remedy lay in a civil court, and that "(h)is removal as executive chairman cannot become a ground to construe it as grievance of minority shareholder."
The NCLT also held that corporate governance does not take precedence over corporate democracy, but is a part of corporate democracy. In other words, the influence of the majority shareholder on corporate decision-making cannot be overturned under the statute, unless the decisions under challenge are proved to be unfairly prejudicial to the complaining minority, in which case corporate governance principles are triggered to act as a check on the majority's influence in corporate democracy. The NCLT, in refusing to interfere with the AoA, found nothing unusual in a majority shareholder taking an active role in decision-making through "majority rule".
The first lesson from this saga, from a structuring standpoint, is that it may not make sense for holding companies and operating companies to have a different chairman from an upstream family trust which has a controlling stake. The second takeaway is that, in law, active stewardship of a controlling shareholder, as a part of corporate democracy, shall not tantamount to prejudicial meddling. Indeed, the NCLT has taken forward the views of the Supreme Court in the celebrated Kalinga Tubes decision of 1965, which held that oppression requires proof of "burdensome, harsh and wrongful" acts which impact the proprietary rights of the minority shareholders, and that mere loss of confidence between majority and minority is not sufficient.
Mukesh Butani is partner at BMR Legal; Karan Lahiri is a Supreme Court advocate. Views are personal.
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Man Who Published Kanye West Bible Replacing 'God' With Rapper's Name Hits Back at Critics As Sales Soar (Exclusive)
CP Current Page: Entertainment | Thursday, April 09, 2015
By Benge Nsenduluka, CP Reporter | Thursday, April 09, 2015
This is said to be a cover photo of "Book Of Yeezus," a novelty bible honoring rap artist, Kanye West. | (Photo: Twitter/BookofYeezus)
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West. | (Photo: Reuters/Carlo Allegri)
A photo from inside the "Book Of Yeezus," a novelty bible honoring rap artist, Kanye West. | (Photo: Twitter/BookofYeezus)
The man who co-wrote a novelty Bible that replaces the word "God" with Kanye, in honor of iconic rapper Kanye West, says his book is not intended to offend Christians but rather to provoke thought and broader discussions about faith and culture.
The Book of Yeezus, which is a nod to West's sixth studio album, was initially thought by some to be a hoax when it appeared for sale online earlier this week but one of its three authors has confirmed its authenticity. The book recently sparked a firestorm of criticism and one of the authors has spoken out publicly for the first time in an exclusive interview with The Christian Post.
The author, who chose not to reveal his idenity, defended himself during a phone call with CP on Wednesday just days after critics took to social media to blast The Book of Yeezus as "offensive" and "blasphemous."
The book, which is described as a "Bible for the modern day," replaces every mention of God in the book of Genesis with the rapper's name but the author insists that it is not intended to mock Christianity. He said the purpose of the book, which retails for $20 via ETSY, is to "make people think," particularly during a time when more and more people are becoming obsessed with celebrity culture.
Book of Yeezus Author Q&A
The Christian Post: Who published the book; I read somewhere that it was three brothers is that true?
Author: Yeah that's true, you're actually speaking to one of the brothers. We published the book ourselves, we have a manufacturer… it's self-published.
CP: Where are you guys based out of?
Author: I live in California but my two brothers are in Michigan.
CP: For the record, Kanye West had nothing to do with this book right? He wasn't involved in the creation of the Book of Yeezus?
Author: That's correct, it's definitely a misconception. We're waiting to hear from the guy. We have nothing to do with him. I've never met him.
CP: Are you all Christians?
Author: That's not that relevant, I'd rather not include that. I do want to if possible, take this away from us and make this more about the message and what the product is trying to get across more than anything.
CP: Are you all Kanye West fans?
Author: You know, we all appreciate Kanye's music I think to a certain extent we all admire him as a popular cultural figure and that's no small feat for any individual. To say that we are 100 percent devoted to him in a religious worshipping way is probably inaccurate and a great overstatement - that was never our intention.
CP: How long did this book take to make?
Author: We're all students, so we've been working on it on and off. Winter of last year was the time that I really started working on the website [BookofYeezus.com]. I think we finalized the manuscript around Spring. It took roughly a year intermittently.
CP: The text in The Book of Yeezus is the exact same as the text in the Bible but "God" is replaced with Kanye, right?
Author: Yes, in addition to that there are quotes and there's a forward with illustrations. So it's been stylized a bit and then there's gold-leaf printing, gold-leaf pages … it's simple, it's a modification, it's supposed to be a minor twist and in doing so a little twist changes the outcome very much.
CP: A lot of the feedback from Christians has been negative because some critics believe that the book is blasphemous. Do you think the book feeds into this culture of celebrity obsession and idol worship?
Author: That's a great question. What it is is sort of an exposition of the fact that this phenomenon is occuring in which we are worshipping celebrities or cultural icons in the place of our traditional spiritual icons, if that makes sense. So we're not casting any judgments, we're simply shining a light on this and the fact people are making their own interpretations and their own judgements – that was the intention. We wanted people to reflect on that part of society, which is not to say that we believe its good or its bad – that's open to interpretation and that was the intention.
CP: Do you think Christians have a right to be upset?
Author: I think everybody should be ok being a little upset, there's nothing wrong with upsetting people around the world. I don't think any good messages that are sort of controversial and new and that contradict an old understanding of the world have gone through without upsetting anyone. The fact that these people have decided to be upset is their own choice. If it upset them I'm not going to apologize for it but of course they have a legitimate reason to be upset, it makes sense because it's your faith. If I loved cookies and someone told me that cookies are terrible, I would be a little personally offended if that's a value system that I own … I would just back up why cookies are important and in the end become strengthened and emboldened by it.
CP: Some people (including myself) initially thought this book was a hoax. I wasn't sure if it was intended to be serious or whether it was somewhat of a joke. Do you want to draw people closer to Christianity or is this just for entertainment; what is the purpose?
Author: The purpose is that its an interventionist art piece. Interventionist art is essentially taking something that is common or something mundane and expected and sort of culture jamming it or placing some sort of modification on it. Say if you have a normal wall and you put graffiti on it, that wall has a new meaning because it's been twisted. It's not graffiti on a canvas, that has a different meaning completely. So what we've done is we've taken something that is old, ancient and important and well understood and has its own set of association and symbolism and we've added our own twist on it and in doing so we've given it a new meaning. It really is more than anything some sort of art exhibition. My brothers and I we sat down one day and we were hanging out and we were having a conversation about Kanye West and how [he] positions himself …
CP: He thinks he's a "God" he's said it before...
Author: Exactly, that's the irony. I think that a lot of people feel so intuitively … why so much this hits a nerve is that people really do feel that irony in that not only does this guy call himself a God and not only is he incredibly egotistical but in a way the irony is that he's kind of right. Because he has come to a place where … the role that God has played in our lives our spiritual figures have been replaced by media icons. So the concept at a higher level is that we have some sort of intuitive sense or desire towards finding spirituality and finding reason and things around us so its a very innate human desire and also to feel as though we are individuals who are a part of a greater sense of purpose or movement. And so originally, in a traditional sense, God fit that criteria for us. God was the natural...sort of naturally emerged to answer those questions and give us that innate feeling that was compatible with that old world view.
The problem is today (and this is kind of our ticker and what you need in my opinion that we've added to the discourse about society, spirituality and information culture), is that when you have an information culture your perspective changes because you are now more reasoning, more rational and the traditional sense of God has kind of become less compatible. The reason we say what would the Bible look like in the modern world, it's sort of how would the Bible adapt to this modern world view? And what's happening is this natural innate sense of spirituality and feeling like you're part of the greater aluminum that's actually a constant now and so we're always looking for that feeling and so in this modern culture... they come together and we found Yeezus or Kanye to fill that void.
CP: Do you genuinely believe this book can help people?
Author: Whether or not it can help people ... it's trying to get people to think its not trying to offend anyone. …I think from the start no matter what it said people would've been offended … when you see Kanye West I think most of these people already thought of him as a representation of the Devil to begin with so I wouldn't say it's anything new or revolutionary. If anything we're just confirming that in their minds but … I hope we got them to think
CP: A lot of fans love the idea behind this book, are you surprised?
Author: I can't say that it surprised me, I mean I would've hoped for that considering that I put in a lot of time into this and I really put my heart and soul into getting a message to it and actually saying something profound. It just happened that our message was somewhat convoluted which is just the nature of sensationalist media and the way headlines grab attention. I'd be interested to see an article that said 'wait, the Book of Yeezus is actually more profound than you thought.' That would be a great article.
CP: It sounds like business is going well, how many books have you sold?
Author: I don't want to reveal exact numbers but we're very, very much oversold. It will probably be some time before we can ship all of these because we need to produce more books.
CP: Do you intend to write a follow up book, perhaps about other celebrities?
Author: Actually, a couple of people have mentioned that to us. I have said before that it's not just Kanye, its not necessarily Kanye West is the only figure that has achieved that [level of fame] but I do think that the message is simple, it's concise and it's got the right kick to it right now. I don't know, I think making a whole product line might convolute things a little bit. It's not just about the sales you know...there's some sort of elegant simplicity to it right now focusing on Kanye.
CP: Is that an image of Kanye West or Jesus on the cover?
Author: Originally, I intended it to look like Kanye but when I got the books back from our manufacturer, it looked like Jesus. It has a double meaning, it's quite auspicious. It was accidental.
CP: Are you concerned about a potential lawsuit? What if Kanye West sues you guys?
Author: Yeah, we've considered it. Firstly, we have our own LLC so personally we are not liable as individuals. In addition to that, the product is legal. We're quite confident that if we went to court we would win as long as we would be able to pay for the lawyer's bill.


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Q: Visual studio Error in adding any references OR installing and updating any packages (loading type library/DLL) Visual Studio 2012 RTM
I have a MVC website project and i have some problem with adding some references;
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My Visual Studio has some problems (More info in stackoverflow)

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*I can't add any reference to my projects (even inside new solutions and new projects)

*I can't install any package (by "Packet Manager Console" or Manage NuGet Package)

*I can't update any package (by "Packet Manager Console" or Manage NuGet Package)
For example if i update one of my packages, this will be fail with this installation descriptions:

Attempting to resolve dependency 'T4MVCExtensions (≥ 3.5.2)'.
Successfully installed 'T4MVCExtensions 3.5.2'. Successfully installed
'T4MVC 3.5.2'. Updating 'T4MVC' from version '2.10.3' to '3.5.2' in project 'MyWebSite'.
Successfully removed 'T4MVC 2.10.3' from MyWebSite.
Error loading type library/DLL. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80029C4A (TYPE_E_CANTLOADLIBRARY))
Successfully uninstalled
'T4MVCExtensions 3.5.2'. Install failed.
Rolling back...
Failed to add reference to 'T4MVCExtensions'.

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Or If I add any reference:
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I did update the package again when "Process Monitor" software was open and this picture is part of it's log with following filters:

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*Selected Activities: Registry

*Process Name is devenv.exe

*Path include TypeLib

*Result Exclude SUCCESS
(for better view of the below image right click on it and select "View Image")

Key: HKCU\Software\Classes\TypeLib{80CC9F66-E7D8-4DDD-85B6-D9E6CD0E93E2}\8.0
Data: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\MSEnv\dte80a.olb

... and it is the file>>

What is wrong?


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