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Enyeama: To Recall or Not?
All we have out there at the moment are dead wood and those that are a couple of seasons away from maturity..
With Ikeme's current predicament, the fact remains he is the best we have out there at the moment..
Magnet needs to get his career back on track and Nigeria is in desperate need of a safe pair of hands between the sticks..It's a win win for both parties..
Sentiments aside, the NFF need to patch things up and get this deal on.
Post subject: Re: Enyeama: To Recall or Not?
Why are people rewriting history??? Enyeama walked out on the SE because his coach (Oliseh) told him to sit down and he refused. Instead his hotheadedness got him to go upstairs and pack his bags and he didn't give his actions a thought until he arrived at Lille. He was SE captain at the time, a highly rated keeper in Europe and very senior SE player. He thumbed his nose at the NFF, Siasia and Rohr have begged him and he said maybe if we qualify for the WC. This is the same guy that benefitted from the misfortune of key players in 2002. The SE goalie position was effectively kept open for him for years while he was still at teams like Iwuanyanwu. Vince is no longer the same goalie, he ditched us while in the form of his life, now that he's lost his place, we're currying him again.
Truth is this is for convenience on both sides, we've lost Ikeme and he needs to get on a pitch. I'd like to caution those that are rubbishing Alampasu and Akpeyi, they are not kids, they've showed up and have been with the team. What's the point if they can't step in or be given a chance? If we lose and Enyeama is at fault, we'll be blaming him and raining insults on him. What about the NPL, is there no goalie worthy of a callup? We need to think about team dynamics, cohesion and togetherness. Vince in himself is not a bullet proof solution nor a magic bullet. My opinion is Rohr should stick with his guys, call Alampasu and Akpeyi aside, show them he has full confidence and trust in them and tell them to fight for the shirt. Tell them he believes they can be on this team and achieve things for Nigeria. This was exactly the type of scenario that brought David DeGea to life at Athletico Madrid and who can forget foregoing the shenenigans of Eric Cantona for a young Zinedin Zidan. The rest is history. Vincent himself came out of similar circumstances.
If we were talking about a right back or a left winger or even a striker, I could potentially buy what you're selling. But calling Alampasu/Akpeyi aside and talking to them, as you have advised Rohr to do, will amount to nothing when they're face to face with a weavey cross or 1v1 with a decent striker....If they're not fundamentally sound, they will cost you....no matter how many hotel room conversations you have with them.
Goal Keeping is sensitive, and generally has no cover. A good winger can cover for a weak full back...and vice versa....But if a goal keeper screws up, you're in trouble.
What guarantees does Enyeama bring you when faced 1v1 with a decent striker? Goalkeeping is sensitive, but LVG was able to place David DeGea on the bench indefinitely for Romero when he suspected his mind wasn't present 100%. What do you think a Mourinho, LVG, Wenger or Ancelotti would do in this case? If the argument is that we blame Rohr for carrying passengers in the team we can have that. So what if Enyeama comes and stinks up the joint? Egg on the face? Funny you mentioned Crosses, Enyeama's weak point and something I'll dare say Alampasu is better at. Time and time again, we've seen what a good backing can do to a footballer or even anybody. Marcus Rashford had only played youth football when Ryan Giggs called him and LVG started him in a UEFA game, he punished the opposition and today, all is history. The same way Zidane was called in after they stopped begging Cantona and Ginola. The Cameroonians that won the ANC were training material if at all they got invited. We ourselves know we won the ANC in 2013 with homebased players we didn't appreciate till later.
Why single out Enyeama? Why not any goalie in the world? Does any of the SE pretenders give you any guarantee? And you need not look farther than Akpeyi in a 1 on 1 situation against the SA guy who scored the 2nd goal to answer the question. Even to earn a red card and keep the scoreline at 1-0, as Mystic observed, Akpeyi fumbled with that.
Anointed can you not mention that dude and goalkeeping in the same sentence... Always looks like a rabbit caught in headlights..
With Ikeme out for now, Onyeama is the best option left.
Half ready Onyeama is much better than the indecisive bunch of options we currently have.
recalled and placated. Also he would make a much better captain than the blonde.
... and who is the "blonde?"
Given the unfortunate turn of events for Carl, we definitely need Vincent back asap. Do whatever you have to do to get the man back. Beg, apologize, prostrate, etc. He was forced out unfairly. This is an emergency situation.
Enyeama was NOT forced out from the team, he chose to quit the team on his won.
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"Recall" is for someone you chose to leave out. Enyeama retired.
Enyeama was pushed out by Oliseh.
He was forced into retirement. And it was not due to performance.
We are not good enough to allow our ego from stopping us from inviting our best players.
It is a position we are grossly deficient in.
Missed 3 ANCs with him missing in action while he was our best goalie. Do you want to make it a fourth?
Maybe some of you are happy watching others at the AFCON or at the next World Cup?
Enyeama was talking retirement before Oliseh .
Even during the Oliseh Brouhaha a simple apology would have brought him back . He chose to go to Instagram to make up stories about his dead mother being disrespected instead.
Very true! I remember Coach Oliseh saying something of such when he revealed some of his discussions with Enyeama even before the issued between both arose. On the second part of my highlight, I will simply say "KPAM!"
Yes. belief and backing is all that is needed..
... so we shouldn't give Alampasu (spelling) a chance? Who says Enyeama will do better than Alampasu in post and so we will not concede any goal or a defeat?
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... so we shouldn't give Alampasu (spelling) a chance? Who says Enyeama will do better that Alampasu in post and so we will not concede any goal or a defeat?
It does not seem that Rohr is impressed with Alampasu. How come Alampasu has been there but has not even hit the sub bench behind the underwhelming Akpeyi? It may be best for Rohr to search wider, IMHO.
... and like someone already stated, does it mean we (the entire country) don't have - probably - a better keeper in the local league? Hmm, may God help us!
why do u want to field a player without a club?
And who told you Vince has no club? Why are you treating Rawlings unfunny trolling as factual information? You should ask him to tell you how many times Ghana has fielded truly clubless players.
Clubless or not Magnet, will stroll into camp and pick up a shirt based on the quality we currently have in camp. These are the WC qualifiers, no time to be experimenting with rookies.. The NFF technical committee can do something useful for a change and resolve the impasse and get Magnet back in camp. Mikel remains captain and Magnet his vice.
The olive branch should have been extended immediately Oliseh quit. I don't understand all this pussifooting about.
Its incredible that this is even a serious consideration by some people.
This just sends a message to the player that he is indispensable (especially when he already thinks of himself as a primadona)!
Let the chap enjoy his retirement, please!
Right now he damn bloody is... And even the players know that..
Anything else is cutting one's nose to spite one's face.
Frankly Akpeyi is useless... Alampasu not ready and rest don't even have the exposure.... The back to back games against Cameroon are going to be war and a decent goalie will easily be the difference between a draw and no points..


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One problem facing Obama is that some of the new EPA regulations might not be settled by the time he leaves office.
The president in June told the EPA to release draft federal emissions rules for existing power plants in June 2014 and complete them a year later. Then states would have until mid-2016 to submit plans to the EPA to implement the mandate.
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Holmstead noted that after states submit their plans, the EPA must decide whether to approve or disapprove them.
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The president devoted portions of his inaugural address and State of the Union speech to climate, and he then delivered a major speech spelling out his second-term plan.
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1. The district court held that USFWS is not required to include plant species in incidental take statements, because the ESA does not prohibit incidental "take" of plant species. CBD appealed this ruling, and the Ninth Circuit affirmed the district court's analysis, finding that the ESA is clear that the definition of "take" does not apply to plant species and therefore an incidental take statement is not required.
In short, "take" is "kill, injure, harass, etc" of an endangered species. Within the words of law, "take" applies to animal species, not plant species.
Good point to know for future reference.
2. CBD also challenged the district court's grant of summary judgment to BLM on the sufficiency of BLM's air quality analysis under the National Environmental Policy Act, Clean Air Act, and Administrative Procedure Act. The Ninth Circuit also affirmed the district court's ruling that BLM's analysis complied with all applicable laws, and that a difference of opinion over the methodology is insufficient to defeat an agency's analysis.
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Кит Вуд (; 27. март 1972) је бивши ирски рагбиста, који је 2001. проглашен за најбољег рагбисту на свету ().

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Висок 183 цм, тежак 106 кг, Вуд је играо на позицији број 2 - талонер (). У каријери је играо за Гериовен РФК, Манстер рагби и Харлеквинс. За репрезентацију Ирске одиграо је 58 тест мечева и постигао 15 есеја, а једно време је био и капитен.

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Рођени 1972.
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				result['checked'] = $(desired).find('.checkcol #tickmark').is(':checked');
			/*else
				result['checked'] = false;*/

			// El desplazamiento debe ser indicado para no devolver los datos de las casillas
			/*if (!result.separator) {*/
				result['data'] = {};
				var despla = 0;
				if (this.options.useCheckboxes)
					despla++;

				for (var i = 1; i <= this._getColumnsCount(); i++) {
					result.data[ this._getTitleFromCol(i + despla) ] =
						$(desired).find('div:nth-child(' + (i + despla) + ')').html().trim();
				}
				//result['caption'] = null;
			/*}
			else {
				result['caption'] = $(desired).find('div').html().trim();
				result['data'] = null;
			}*/

			return result;
		},

		// OBTENER DATOS DE LA LISTA
		_getSelectedArray: function() {
			if (this.options.useCheckboxes) {
				var result = [], currdata = {};
				for (var i = 1; i <= this._getAllItemsCount(); i++) {
					currdata = this._getDataFromItem(i);
					if (currdata.checked)
						result.push(currdata);
				}
				return result;
			}
			else
				return null;
		},

		// INICIALIZACIÓN
		init: function() {
			var base = this;

			// Preparar el contenedor
			$(this.element).empty();
			$('
').appendTo(this.element);

			if (this.options.useCheckboxes) {

				// Delegar evento al cambiar el valor de la casilla de cualquier elemento
				$(this.element).on('change.listview', '.checkcol #tickmark', function() {

					// (Des)habilitar todos los elementos en la vista actual si la casilla es del encabezado
					if ($(this).closest('#colheader').length)
						$('li:not(.separator, #colheader)').find('.checkcol #tickmark').prop('checked', $(this).is(':checked'));

					// Contar el número de elementos con la propiedad *checked* y todos los existentes
					var count = base._getSelectedCount(),
						allitems = base._getAllItemsCount();

					// Ajustar la casilla del encabezado: (todos => checked, algunos => indeterminate, ninguno => unchecked)
					$('#colheader .checkcol #tickmark', base.element).prop({
						'checked': count == allitems,
						'indeterminate': count > 0 && count < allitems
					});

					// Permitir la suscripción a un evento para informar del (de los) elemento(s) ahora seleccionado(s)
					if ( $.isFunction(base.options.onCheckBoxSel) ) {
						base.options.onCheckBoxSel.apply(base.element,
							[allitems, count, base._getSelectedArray()]);
					}

				});
			}
		},

		// NUEVO ELEMENTO
		'items.new': function(num, separator, data, attr) {
			var elemlist = $('li:not(.separator)', this.element),
				numelem = elemlist.length,
				previouselem;

			// Verificar el índice pasado y seleccionar el elemento previo al actual, en caso de haberlo
			if (num === null || num < 1 || num > numelem + 1)
				previouselem = elemlist.last();
			else
				previouselem = elemlist.has(':nth-child(' + num + ')');

			// Crear e insertar el elemento nuevo en base al elemento anterior
			var newitem = $('

');

			if (!num)
				newitem.appendTo(this.element);
			else
				newitem.insertAfter(previouselem);

			// Hacer las operaciones precisas para agregar el contenido necesario
			if (separator) {
				var innerdiv = $('
').appendTo(newitem);
				innerdiv.html(data);
			}
			else {
				var	colnumber = $('#colheader div', this.element).length,
					actualcol, i;

				if (this.options.useCheckboxes)
					i = 2;
				else
					i = 1;

				for ( ; i <= colnumber; i++) {
					actualcol = $('
').appendTo(newitem);
					actualcol.html( data[this._getTitleFromCol(i)] );
				}
			}

			// Verificar si el usuario desea atributos en el nuevo elemento
			if (typeof attr === 'object')
				newitem.attr(attr);

			this._updateproc();
		},

		// MODIFICAR ELEMENTO EXISTENTE
		'items.modify': function(currentnum, num, separator, newdata) {
			var elems = $('.listitem, .separator'),
				itemnum = elems.length,
				currentelem;
			if (currentnum > 0 && currentnum <= itemnum) {
				currentelem = $(elems.get(currentnum - 1));
				var isseparator = currentelem.is('.separator');
				separator = separator == null ? isseparator : separator;
				if (isseparator != separator) {
					currentelem.addClass(separator ? 'separator' : 'listitem').removeClass(separator ? 'listitem' : 'separator');
					currentelem.children().remove();
				}

				// Hacer las operaciones precisas para agregar el contenido necesario
				if (separator) {
					if (!currentelem.has('div').length)
						var innerdiv = $('
').appendTo(currentelem);
					else
						var innerdiv = $('div', currentelem);

					innerdiv.html(data);
				}

				else {
					// Checar el número de columnas en el encabezado y en la fila actual
					var	colnumber = $('#colheader div').length,
						cellnum = currentelem.find('div').length,
						actualcol;

					// Igualar el número de columnas en el elemento
					while (colnumber != cellnum) {
						if (colnumber > cellnum)
							$('
').appendTo(currentelem);
						else
							$(currentelem).find('div').last().remove();
					}

					// Saltar la primer columna si es la de casillas
					var i = (this.options.useCheckboxes) ? 2 : 1;

					// Agregar uno a uno los datos correspondientes
					for ( ; i <= colnumber; i++) {
						if (colnumber == cellnum)
							actualcol = currentelem.find('div:nth-child(' + i + ')');
						else
							actualcol = $('

').appendTo(currentelem);
						actualcol.html( newdata[$('#colheader').find('div:nth-child(' + i + ')').html().trim()] );
					}
				}
				this._updateproc();
			}
		},

		// ELIMINAR ELEMENTO
		'items.remove': function(num) {
			var elems = $('.listitem, .separator'),
				itemnum = elems.length;
			if (num > 0 && num <= itemnum) {
				elems.has(':nth-child(' + num + ')').remove();
				_updateproc();
			}
		},

		// BORRAR LISTA
		'items.clear': function() {
			$('.listitem, .separator', this.element).remove();
		},

		// NUEVA COLUMNA
		'columns.new': function(name, width, num) {
			var colnumber = $("#colheader div", this.element).length;

			if (num != null && num <= colnumber + 1)
			{
				if (this.options.useCheckboxes)
					num++;

				$("
" + name + "
").insertAfter("#colheader div:nth-child(" + num + ")", this.element);
				$("#colheader", this.element).find("div:nth-child(" + num + ")");
			}
			else if (num == null || num >= colnumber)
			{
				$("#colheader", this.element).append("
" + name + "
");
				$("#colheader", this.element).find("div:nth-child(" + (colnumber + 1) + ")");

			}
			this._updateproc();
		},

		// *currentnum* indica el índice de la columna, de 1 a num_columnas + 1
		// *name*, *width* y *num* los parámetros a cambiar de la columna, null o undefined si no se desean cambios
		'columns.modify': function(currentnum, name, width, num) {
			// Variables a utilizar
			cols = $("colheader div").length;
			var col;
			// Buscar el div dentro de li#colheader que identifique a la columna deseada
			if (currentnum != null) // SI 'currentnum' no es un nulo
			{
				if (currentnum < cols && currentnum >= 0) //SI 'currentnum' tiene un valor coherente
				{
					col = $("#colheader").find("div:nth-child(" + currentnum + ")");

				}
			}
			// Reasignar el contenido del div en caso de que *name* sea distinto de null
			if (name != null)	//SI 'name' no es nulo
			{

			}
			// Reasignar el atributo data-width del div en caso de que *width* sea distinto de null
			// Extraer del DOM el div seleccionado y reinsertarlo en la posición necesaria SOLO
			//     en caso de que *num* sea un número válido
			// Extraer y reinsertar los div de cada uno de los elementos de lista en la posición
			//     necesaria SOLO si el encabezado de columna fue reubicado
			// Utilizar _updateproc() para mostrar los cambios al usuario
		},

		// *num* el número de columna a eliminar, junto con los datos ya establecidos en los elementos
		'columns.remove': function(num) {
			if (num > 0 && num < this._getColumnsCount()) {
				if (this.options.useCheckboxes)
					num++;
				$('#colheader', this.element).children('div:nth-child(' + num + ')').remove();
				var collection = $('li:not(.separator, #colheader)', this.element);
				for (var i = 0; i < this._getAllItemsCount(); i++) {
					var current = collection.get(i);
					$(current).children('div:nth-child(' + num + ')').remove();
				}
			}
			else return;
		},

		// *enable* un booleano que indique si las casillas de verificación al lado de los elementos serán incluidas o excluidas
		checkboxes: function(enable) {
			this.options.useCheckboxes = enable;
			this._updateproc();
		}
	};

	// Punto de entrada del plugin para jQuery
	$.fn.listview = function(method) {

		var funcall = '', args = [];

		// Si el primer parámetro es una cadena, seguramente es el nombre del método
		if (typeof method === 'string' && method.charAt(0) != '_') {
			funcall = method;
			args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 1);
		}
		// De lo contrario es una inicialización del plugin
		else {
			funcall = 'init';
			args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);
		}

		return this.each(function() {

			// Guardar los datos del plugin si no existen
			if ($(this).data('listview') == undefined) {
				$(this).data('listview', new ListView(this, args[0]));
			}

			//
			if (ListView.prototype[funcall] == undefined) {
				$.error('LISTVIEW: No existe método ' + funcall + 'en este plugin jQuery.');
				return;
			}

			$(this).data('listview')[funcall].apply($(this).data('listview'), args);
		});

	}
})(jQuery);

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INCOR PBEL City – Chennai is a self-contained 42 acre integrated township, located at Kelambakkam on OMR. This project offers an array of living options to suit every family needs. PBEL City community feature a spacious homes ranging from 1033sft to 1552sft. Combination of quality construction, natural surroundings, active lifestyle and community living makes life at INCOR PBEL City a superior experience.At INCOR PBEL City every kid gets the privilege to walk to School and gets a safe and secured access to array of sports facilities within the community. INCOR PBEL partnered with Chennai's trusted Educational group Velammal to part education to the resident children.INCOR PBEL City offers beautiful 2BHK, 2.5BHK and 3 BHK apartments (A gated community) with all amenities. Construction is done by reputed builders like Shapoorji Pallonji (Phase-1) and ELITE (Phase-2).


text:
// Copyright (C) 2014 The Android Open Source Project
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.

package com.google.gerrit.server.util;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;

import com.google.common.base.Function;
import com.google.common.base.Predicate;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.Iterables;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.common.primitives.Chars;

import dk.brics.automaton.Automaton;
import dk.brics.automaton.RegExp;
import dk.brics.automaton.RunAutomaton;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

/** Helper to search sorted lists for elements matching a regex. */
public abstract class RegexListSearcher<T> implements Function<T, String> {
  public static RegexListSearcher<String> ofStrings(String re) {
    return new RegexListSearcher<String>(re) {
      @Override
      public String apply(String in) {
        return in;
      }
    };
  }

  private final RunAutomaton pattern;

  private final String prefixBegin;
  private final String prefixEnd;
  private final int prefixLen;
  private final boolean prefixOnly;

  public RegexListSearcher(String re) {
    if (re.startsWith("^")) {
      re = re.substring(1);
    }

    if (re.endsWith("$") && !re.endsWith("\\$")) {
      re = re.substring(0, re.length() - 1);
    }

    Automaton automaton = new RegExp(re).toAutomaton();
    prefixBegin = automaton.getCommonPrefix();
    prefixLen = prefixBegin.length();

    if (0 < prefixLen) {
      char max = Chars.checkedCast(prefixBegin.charAt(prefixLen - 1) + 1);
      prefixEnd = prefixBegin.substring(0, prefixLen - 1) + max;
      prefixOnly = re.equals(prefixBegin + ".*");
    } else {
      prefixEnd = "";
      prefixOnly = false;
    }

    pattern = prefixOnly ? null : new RunAutomaton(automaton);
  }

  public Iterable<T> search(List<T> list) {
    checkNotNull(list);
    int begin, end;

    if (0 < prefixLen) {
      // Assumes many consecutive elements may have the same prefix, so the cost
      // of two binary searches is less than iterating to find the endpoints.
      begin = find(list, prefixBegin);
      end = find(list, prefixEnd);
    } else {
      begin = 0;
      end = list.size();
    }

    if (prefixOnly) {
      return begin < end ? list.subList(begin, end) : ImmutableList.<T> of();
    }

    return Iterables.filter(
        list.subList(begin, end),
        new Predicate<T>() {
          @Override
          public boolean apply(T in) {
            return pattern.run(RegexListSearcher.this.apply(in));
          }
        });
  }

  public boolean hasMatch(List<T> list) {
    return !Iterables.isEmpty(search(list));
  }

  private int find(List<T> list, String p) {
    int r = Collections.binarySearch(Lists.transform(list, this), p);
    return r < 0 ? -(r + 1) : r;
  }
}


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A Case Study: The Vancouver Island Compassion Society |
A Case Study: The Vancouver Island Compassion Society
November 22, 2002Drugs
There were no guarantees. Of course, we were all optimistic, but as I walked into the courtroom that day, no one could be certain of the outcome. We stood up as the judge entered. As we sat down again ? myself behind my able attorney John Conroy - my wife, friends and supporters in the audience, silently awaiting my fate (and the fate of the Vancouver Island Compassion Society) ? the judge announced that he was going to read the entire legal decision aloud. Veiw a summary of the court proceedings
Judge Higinbotham began to outline the background of the long case. Since my arrest in November of 2000 I had appeared in court over 20 times: "Philippe Lucas is President of the Vancouver Island Compassion Society, an organization that provides marijuana to its members for medical purposes. His activities in that regard resulted in a charge of possession of less than 3 kilograms of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking, contrary to section 5(2) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, to which he entered a plea of guilty. Mr. Lucas has requested he be discharged absolutely, and the issue in this hearing is whether an absolute discharge is justified." [Samples]
Over the 25 minutes that it took the judge to read through his decision, I had a chance to reflect on the long court battle, as well as what had gone right (and wrong) since our opening day on the 1st of October, 1999. At the VICS, our goal has always been to help those with a legitimate medical need gain access to a safe, affordable supply of cannabis. As a secondary goal, we hope to demonstrate that this can be done in a manner that is both legally and socially acceptable. For us, this means two things: 1) complete transparency of action and accounting. 2) anticipating and addressing possible public and police concerns regarding our actions and organization.
The former has been addressed by registering as a provincial non-profit society. Non-profit status takes away one of the prosecutor?s main line of argument: that we are in this for the money. As a non-profit, ownership of the Vancouver Island Compassion Society remains in the hands of its 250 current members. All of the financial records for the organization are submitted to and reviewed by the relevant government organization. During the court case, Judge Higinbotham had the prosecution agree that there was a clear distinction between the VICS making enough money to continue its operations helping those in need, and actually profiteering from the desperation of the sick. Our status as a non-profit also helps us gain public support; it reflects our efforts to work within the system when possible. Furthermore, non-profit status serves as a business licence, allowing us to forgo the city bureaucracy involved with obtaining a licence. Lastly, as a non-profit, we receive discounts on some essential services, such as the internet, intra-office security, banking, etc. Any and all money saved can be a real boost to a small start-up organization.
The VICS? original location - in a residential area in Oak Bay - meant that we had to anticipate the very real concerns of the local community in our business model. Firstly, we were wise enough to look at what was already working. The British Columbia Compassion Club Society (BCCCS) had been in operation for almost three years before the VICS came along, and we learned much from their experience and success. Bureaucracy and paperwork are the most dreaded aspects of any legitimate business, so instead of reinventing the wheel, we modeled our forms on those of the BCCCS, making appropriate changes where necessary.
[Robin] Our residential location meant that (unlike the BCCCS) no smoking was to be allowed on site. Furthermore, we created a contract informing members that any redistribution of product would lead to their immediate expulsion. It is important for applicants to realize that, due to the continued prohibition on cannabis, membership in a compassion society is a benefit, rather than a right. We hope to extend this benefit to as many people with a legitimate need as possible, but always with the goal of protecting the integrity and legal security of the society and its 250 current members.
Modern science has proven time and again that cannabis is an incredibly diverse, safe and effective medicine. As such, the VICS operates under the belief that the medical and research communities should be natural allies in the fight for patient access to cannabis therapies. We have worked hard to provide information to physicians on a one-on-one basis as well as through public presentations. The VICS encourages continued research (and free access to information) in the area of therapeutic cannabis; we are currently engaged in the development of a Strain/Symptom Survey Protocol with Dr. Marc Ware from McGill University. We are also in the process of developing a survey protocol with Dr. Diana Sylvestre from the University of California, San Francisco and the BCCCS, that will monitor the potential increase in the success rate of Hep-C sufferers who use cannabis while undergoing interferon ribovarin treatment.
Since scientific research and observational studies have found cannabis to be effective in treating the symptoms associated with serious conditions like Hep-C, HIV/AIDS, MS and cancer, the VICS strived to establish a relationship with the relevant social/welfare organizations in our area. We have also felt it to be our responsibility to address the federal government regarding the practical needs of Canadian medical marijuana users. This has led to a meeting with then Health Minister Alan Rock, and to two invitations for an audience from the Senate Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, to whom we presented practical information on the unworkability of Health Canada Marijuana Medical Access Regulations, as well as the problems currently facing the compassion clubs that have arisen to fill this void in the safe supply of cannabis treatments.
And yet, despite all of our hard work, in November of 2000 we had the poor luck of having our organization broken into and robbed. When I made the naïve mistake of dutifully reporting this incident to the local authorities, the police showed up at the VICS with a warrant for my arrest.
For better or for worse, the VICS would never be the same. Whereas we had previously gone out of our way to maintain a low public profile, we were now forced to call upon the support of the public and the press in order to assert a stronger voice in this debate and to call attention to this inexcusable breach of justice and compassion. We had not asked for this public role - I had honestly hoped to continue to quietly help those in need with as little fanfare as possible - but now I was being charged with trafficking, and the VICS had been dragged into the legal system. Overnight, a petty thief and then the Oak Bay Police had taken the medicine from the mouths of some of the area?s sickest citizens. Overnight, my ability to travel, my work with children, my legal status, all were instantly in serious jeopardy. Overnight, everything had changed.
In March of this year, as part of a deal with the prosecution, I went into the local provincial courthouse, stood before a judge, and was asked how I plead to the charge of "possession for the purpose of trafficking". I looked up, and against all of my instinct, and despite all that the VICS had done to contribute to the health and happiness of its many critically and chronically ill members, I answered "guilty, your honour". Those were the hardest, most frustrating three words that I?ve ever had to utter in my life. And now, four months later, I was standing before that same judge, listening to him read off the closing chapter in this long legal battle.
Judge Higinbotham was nearing the end of the sentencing: "Mr. Lucas has established that he is a man of good character who would benefit from a discharge. He has also established that in the circumstances of this case, the granting of a discharge would not be contrary to the public interest. As there is no need to apply rehabilitative principles in terms of a conditional order, I grant him an absolute discharge."
[Reception/waiting room at V.I.C.S.] Relief immediately swept over me. As I turned and hugged my beautiful wife, the cheering supporters were told by the court officer that there was to be "no clapping!", a round of applause went up anyhow. In Judge Higenbotham?s wise 21 page legal decision lay the sweat, tears, and dedication that has made the society strong through a bust, 3 locations, and almost 3 years of constant hard work. The VICS hadn?t changed the laws governing the distribution of medicinal cannabis, but the club?s members and its incredibly dedicated staff had presented a way to successfully work within them.
Through the extensive experience and observation, the compassion clubs of Canada have become an invaluable source of information in regards to cannabis therapeutics. By continuing to work with all levels of government as well as the health/welfare community, the VICS is engaged in making this information available to researchers, physicians and the general public alike, with the sincere hope that with knowledge and understanding will finally come laws and policies that reflect compassion, caring and common sense.
P.S. My special thanks to my wife Mary, John Conroy, Hilary Black, Marc Emery, and especially the VICS staff and members. Without all of your help, the 20 months may have turned out very differently.
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2023 Work Zone Safety Workshops
Workshop Agenda
Work Zone Safety Workshops 2023
About the Workshops
During February and March 2023, work zone traffic control and safety training will be offered at several Iowa venues so that workers across the state can participate conveniently. Each one-day workshop will cover the 2009 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), particularly Part 6.
The workshops consist of a general session for all participants, plus breakout sessions tailored to specific categories of work zone activities: city, county, Iowa DOT construction and contractors, Iowa DOT maintenance, and utility.
The MUTCD recommends that all workers (and their supervisors) whose duties place them on or near the traveled portion of roadways regularly complete work zone traffic control training. The Iowa Work Zone Safety Workshops provide this valuable training. It is not necessary to attend a work zone safety workshop every year; every three years is recommended. Within an organization, workers' attendance can be rotated systematically, making it possible for staff at all levels to attend every few years.
For anyone interested in Iowa DOT specifications and requirements, the Iowa DOT construction and contractors breakout session may be most appropriate. The city breakout session may be best for workers interested in urban work zone applications. The Iowa DOT maintenance breakout sessions are specifically designed for Iowa DOT staff.
In addition to street and road agencies, contractors, consultant engineering staff, vendors, and suppliers in the road construction industry are welcome to attend and are encouraged to register for the same breakout session categories as those with whom they do business.
To introduce the principles and convey the importance of using proper methods for safe and efficient temporary traffic control at work sites.
To examine specific applications relevant to situations routinely encountered by city, county, contractor, Iowa DOT, and utility crews.
To reduce motor vehicle traffic crashes at road work sites, resulting in greater safety for highway users and workers alike.
This program has been approved for .55 CEU. The cost is $25 per person and is non-refundable. You may request CEU's and pay the fee during the registration process. You will receive a CEU certificate after the event.
Substitutions can be made at any time. Cancellations must be made at least 10 working days prior to the workshop date for a refund less a $15 admin fee per person; no refunds given within 10 days of the workshop. Please contact Registration Services at registrations@iastate.edu.
Special Needs and Adverse Weather
If you need accommodations for a disability or a dietary restriction or are concerned about weather cancellations, call 515-294-6222.
Please note: Due to scheduling of multiple dates and location, it is highly unlikely a session will be cancelled or postponed due to weather.
Tuesday, Feb 14 - Thursday, Mar 9


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package org.springframework.session.data.redis.config.annotation.web.server;

import java.time.Duration;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanClassLoaderAware;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.ObjectProvider;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Qualifier;
import org.springframework.context.EmbeddedValueResolverAware;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Import;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.ImportAware;
import org.springframework.core.annotation.AnnotationAttributes;
import org.springframework.core.type.AnnotationMetadata;
import org.springframework.data.redis.connection.ReactiveRedisConnectionFactory;
import org.springframework.data.redis.core.ReactiveRedisTemplate;
import org.springframework.data.redis.serializer.JdkSerializationRedisSerializer;
import org.springframework.data.redis.serializer.RedisSerializationContext;
import org.springframework.data.redis.serializer.RedisSerializer;
import org.springframework.data.redis.serializer.StringRedisSerializer;
import org.springframework.session.MapSession;
import org.springframework.session.SaveMode;
import org.springframework.session.config.ReactiveSessionRepositoryCustomizer;
import org.springframework.session.config.annotation.web.server.SpringWebSessionConfiguration;
import org.springframework.session.data.redis.ReactiveRedisSessionRepository;
import org.springframework.session.data.redis.config.annotation.SpringSessionRedisConnectionFactory;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;
import org.springframework.util.StringValueResolver;
import org.springframework.web.server.session.WebSessionManager;

/**
 * Exposes the {@link WebSessionManager} as a bean named {@code webSessionManager}. In
 * order to use this a single {@link ReactiveRedisConnectionFactory} must be exposed as a
 * Bean.
 *
 * @author Vedran Pavic
 * @since 2.0.0
 * @see EnableRedisWebSession
 */
@Configuration(proxyBeanMethods = false)
@Import(SpringWebSessionConfiguration.class)
public class RedisWebSessionConfiguration implements BeanClassLoaderAware, EmbeddedValueResolverAware, ImportAware {

	private Duration maxInactiveInterval = MapSession.DEFAULT_MAX_INACTIVE_INTERVAL;

	private String redisNamespace = ReactiveRedisSessionRepository.DEFAULT_NAMESPACE;

	private SaveMode saveMode = SaveMode.ON_SET_ATTRIBUTE;

	private ReactiveRedisConnectionFactory redisConnectionFactory;

	private RedisSerializer<Object> defaultRedisSerializer;

	private List<ReactiveSessionRepositoryCustomizer<ReactiveRedisSessionRepository>> sessionRepositoryCustomizers;

	private ClassLoader classLoader;

	private StringValueResolver embeddedValueResolver;

	@Bean
	public ReactiveRedisSessionRepository sessionRepository() {
		ReactiveRedisTemplate<String, Object> reactiveRedisTemplate = createReactiveRedisTemplate();
		ReactiveRedisSessionRepository sessionRepository = new ReactiveRedisSessionRepository(reactiveRedisTemplate);
		sessionRepository.setDefaultMaxInactiveInterval(this.maxInactiveInterval);
		if (StringUtils.hasText(this.redisNamespace)) {
			sessionRepository.setRedisKeyNamespace(this.redisNamespace);
		}
		sessionRepository.setSaveMode(this.saveMode);
		this.sessionRepositoryCustomizers
				.forEach((sessionRepositoryCustomizer) -> sessionRepositoryCustomizer.customize(sessionRepository));
		return sessionRepository;
	}

	public void setMaxInactiveInterval(Duration maxInactiveInterval) {
		this.maxInactiveInterval = maxInactiveInterval;
	}

	@Deprecated
	public void setMaxInactiveIntervalInSeconds(int maxInactiveIntervalInSeconds) {
		setMaxInactiveInterval(Duration.ofSeconds(maxInactiveIntervalInSeconds));
	}

	public void setRedisNamespace(String namespace) {
		this.redisNamespace = namespace;
	}

	public void setSaveMode(SaveMode saveMode) {
		this.saveMode = saveMode;
	}

	@Autowired
	public void setRedisConnectionFactory(
			@SpringSessionRedisConnectionFactory ObjectProvider<ReactiveRedisConnectionFactory> springSessionRedisConnectionFactory,
			ObjectProvider<ReactiveRedisConnectionFactory> redisConnectionFactory) {
		ReactiveRedisConnectionFactory redisConnectionFactoryToUse = springSessionRedisConnectionFactory
				.getIfAvailable();
		if (redisConnectionFactoryToUse == null) {
			redisConnectionFactoryToUse = redisConnectionFactory.getObject();
		}
		this.redisConnectionFactory = redisConnectionFactoryToUse;
	}

	@Autowired(required = false)
	@Qualifier("springSessionDefaultRedisSerializer")
	public void setDefaultRedisSerializer(RedisSerializer<Object> defaultRedisSerializer) {
		this.defaultRedisSerializer = defaultRedisSerializer;
	}

	@Autowired(required = false)
	public void setSessionRepositoryCustomizer(
			ObjectProvider<ReactiveSessionRepositoryCustomizer<ReactiveRedisSessionRepository>> sessionRepositoryCustomizers) {
		this.sessionRepositoryCustomizers = sessionRepositoryCustomizers.orderedStream().collect(Collectors.toList());
	}

	@Override
	public void setBeanClassLoader(ClassLoader classLoader) {
		this.classLoader = classLoader;
	}

	@Override
	public void setEmbeddedValueResolver(StringValueResolver resolver) {
		this.embeddedValueResolver = resolver;
	}

	@Override
	public void setImportMetadata(AnnotationMetadata importMetadata) {
		Map<String, Object> attributeMap = importMetadata
				.getAnnotationAttributes(EnableRedisWebSession.class.getName());
		AnnotationAttributes attributes = AnnotationAttributes.fromMap(attributeMap);
		if (attributes == null) {
			return;
		}
		this.maxInactiveInterval = Duration.ofSeconds(attributes.<Integer>getNumber("maxInactiveIntervalInSeconds"));
		String redisNamespaceValue = attributes.getString("redisNamespace");
		if (StringUtils.hasText(redisNamespaceValue)) {
			this.redisNamespace = this.embeddedValueResolver.resolveStringValue(redisNamespaceValue);
		}
		this.saveMode = attributes.getEnum("saveMode");
	}

	private ReactiveRedisTemplate<String, Object> createReactiveRedisTemplate() {
		RedisSerializer<String> keySerializer = new StringRedisSerializer();
		RedisSerializer<Object> defaultSerializer = (this.defaultRedisSerializer != null) ? this.defaultRedisSerializer
				: new JdkSerializationRedisSerializer(this.classLoader);
		RedisSerializationContext<String, Object> serializationContext = RedisSerializationContext
				.<String, Object>newSerializationContext(defaultSerializer).key(keySerializer).hashKey(keySerializer)
				.build();
		return new ReactiveRedisTemplate<>(this.redisConnectionFactory, serializationContext);
	}

}


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Babson international students come from more than 75 countries around the world and make up 28 percent of the undergraduate student population.
Twenty-three percent of the first-year students in the Class of 2021 are from outside the United States, and an additional eight percent of the class are U.S. students who hold dual passports.
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Annual student-led conferences bring together hundreds of students and renowned executive speakers from around the world. The Babson Latin American Club Forum, Babson Asia Entrepreneurship Forum, and Babson India Symposium provide a stage for business leaders, future entrepreneurs, and academics to share their experiences concerning economic opportunities, global business, and entrepreneurial possibilities in international regions.
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Geography at Sussex
Fifty years of Sussex Geography
Feeling Brexit: From Nationalist Atmospheres of Shame to Performing Ideas of the People
Tuesday 8 May 13:00 until 14:30
Arts C333
Speaker: Dr Angharad Closs Stephens, Geography Department, Swansea University
Part of the series: Geography Department Seminars
It is by no means clear what kind of a 'thing' Brexit is or what what might yet unfold from it (Anderson and Wilson, 2017). What is clearer is that this has become a significant event in UK nation-time. In this article, I address Brexit through the question of what Brexit felt like in the year following the vote on 23 June 2016. The question takes me to the affective atmospheres that surrounded this vote and to ideas of shame and resentment in particular. I argue that such feelings lead us to questions about the limits of British multiculturalism, and must be addressed in the context of the postcolonial histories that are also brought to the fore through this vote (Bhambra, 2017). Following Brexit feelings also takes me to an experimental theatre performance called 'The Populars', staged by Volcano Theatre Company in April 2017, nine months following the vote, in an old, disused Iceland supermarket building on Swansea High Street. This performance engaged Brexit through dance, music and playful ideas about 'the people'. Whilst feelings of shame and resentment tend to reproduce ideas about 'us' and 'them', this performance refused to consolidate around identity groups or political positions, and instead began from the question of what Brexit felt like from the cosmopolitanism of the street. Through a discussion of this performance, and the work of Erin Manning on The Minor Gesture (2016), I argue that addressing 'Brexit' through affective atmospheres and performance avoids the state-centred political frame that often forms a precondition of debates about 'populism'. Such a state-centred political frame is both reinforced, and simultaneously exposed for all its inadequacy, through 'Brexit'. Alternatively, this play opens up the question of the people, of culture, and of Europe, and I argue that it invites us to consider new accounts of who the European people are, and what Europe must become.
Download the poster: Feeling Brexit: From Nationalist Atmospheres of Shame to Performing Ideas of the People
By: Martin Wingfield
Last updated: Wednesday, 2 May 2018


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Home Coronavirus Coronavirus Spotlights Risks Of Swelling Slums In Africa's Cities
Coronavirus Spotlights Risks Of Swelling Slums In Africa's Cities
Not a single African city ranks in the world's 10 most populous urban areas today - but by 2100, half of the biggest cities are expected to be in Africa, according to U.N. data.
The COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic is exposing the risks of allowing Africa's swelling ranks of city dwellers to crowd into slums without proper access to water, sewers, transport, and other public services, urban experts have warned.
Not a single African city ranks in the world's 10 most populous urban areas today – but by 2100, half of the biggest cities are expected to be in Africa, according to U.N. data.
Already, emerging African megacities – from Tanzania's Dar es Salaam to Democratic Republic of Congo's capital, Kinshasa – are growing faster than authorities have the resources to prepare for their expansion, city leaders say.
The arrival of the coronavirus in Africa in recent weeks has shown that in a continent where little more than half of the city dwellers have consistent access to clean water, washing hands for 20 seconds, many times a day, is not feasible, said Astrid Haas, policy director for the International Growth Centre.
Many slum families also live in just one room, making it impossible to maintain a physical distance of 2 meters (6 feet) from one another to reduce the chance of infection, said Haas, who is based in the Ugandan capital of Kampala.
And with Uganda having just 55 intensive-care hospital beds for a population of 43 million, "our health system can't afford to take on the pandemic infection rate we see across the United States and parts of Europe and Asia", said Haas, whose organization promotes sustainable growth in developing nations.
Still, planning ahead for the future infrastructure Africa's growing cities will need is possible even with limited resources, she told an online discussion at the Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship this week.
SOMALILAND MAPS
Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, for instance, has published maps of where it intends to build roads and other infrastructure, and guides migrants to plots available for settlement that won't interfere with those plans, Haas said.
With a city budget of just $8 million a year, Hargeisa cannot build new infrastructure quickly – but protecting the space will save money when it does, she noted.
"It's three times more expensive to put in piped water and sewer systems when people are already on the land," she added.
George Kibala Bauer of the Mobile for Development Utilities programme, backed by the global mobile phone industry, said African cities can take advantage of their extensive cellphone access, which he said is 40% higher in urban than rural areas.
Phones can help the poor buy solar power, clean water or toilet use on a pay-as-you-go basis by sending small amounts of cash digitally.
Such mobile money systems can also give people tools to bootstrap themselves into more formal systems, accessing things like licenses and permits, he said.
Haas noted that widespread use of mobile phones in Kampala, for instance, has allowed the creation of real-time maps of traffic congestion, based on phone locations – a benefit for residents.
"We're urbanizing in a resource-poor environment … but a data-rich environment," she said.
Abosede Alimi, director of strategy at the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund, said planning ahead to create jobs for millions of new residents was a key priority, with an estimated 85 people arriving every hour to live in Nigeria's largest city.
"Jobs are a critical part of ensuring the city functions," she said, noting her agency was giving loans to help small businesses get going and setting up training for youth in high-demand sectors, from healthcare to tourism and construction.
Edward Glaeser, a Harvard University urban economist, said getting planning right for African cities' coming growth was crucial, as there was little chance of reducing accelerating urbanization on the continent.
In Africa, "there's no future in rural poverty," he said. "It's vital we make these cities more innovative and livable."
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Nigeria's marginal field bid round – opportunities for investors?
Nigeria's government, through the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), recently launched its first marginal field bid round in almost 20 years
Simon Anderson
Director, Performance Improvement, Sub-Saharan Africa
Simon works with energy and natural resources companies to improve financial, commercial and operational performance.
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Nigeria's government, through the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), recently launched its first marginal field bid round in almost 20 years. A total of 57 fields, spread across onshore, swamp and shallow water, are on offer. DPR defines a marginal field as a discovered resource that has been left unattended for more than 10 years. These fields remain undeveloped and only a few have been appraised.
The majority of the fields were previously held by Shell, ExxonMobil, Chevron and Total. We estimate total resources on offer of around 800 mmbbl oil and 4.5 tcf gas. The 25 largest oilfields have the potential to unlock $9.4bn of investment over the first five years and generate over $38bn in revenue over the life of the fields.
Unsurprisingly, the 2020 bid round has attracted significant attention with over 600 companies registering to participate. Investors want to know:
How commercially viable are the marginal fields?
Where are the best opportunities?
To answer these – and other – questions, Wood Mackenzie assembled a team of regional upstream experts and valuation analysts to carry out an in-depth economic assessment of the marginal fields on offer. We used our judgement, based on over 20 years of experience covering upstream projects in Nigeria, to identify the most likely scenarios for field development and hydrocarbon evacuation. We took the following into consideration
Field and reservoir characteristics
Field location and proximity to existing infrastructure
Capital investment requirements
Operating costs, fees and tariffs
Marginal field fiscal terms
The potential production profile
We estimate that 42 fields have positive post-tax NPVs, with the highest valuation of over $150m and an average valuation of $31.5m (using a 10% discount rate). However, post-tax NPV is not the only investment criteria.
Wood Mackenzie recently carried out a survey on the industry's perspectives of the 2020 bid round. We asked E&Ps and other investors which criteria are being used to support their investment decisions on Nigeria's marginal fields. The most important criteria, as shown in Figure 1, are: reserves upside, investment requirements, and rate of return.
With these criteria in mind, where are the best opportunities?
Figure 1: Key criteria used to support investment decisions in marginal fields (% of respondent selecting criteria as important to their organisation)
Figure 2 plots the marginal fields using the three most important investment criteria: post-tax investment returns on the vertical; capital investment requirements to first oil and gas on the horizonal; and remaining resources as the bubble size. (The sweet spot for most investors, based on our survey, is the top-left.)
Over two-thirds of respondents revealed that their organisation expects a rate of return of over 15%; our analysis shows that 37 fields fit the bill. Furthermore, almost a third of respondents expect returns above 20%; only 29 fields exceed these higher expectations. Taking into consideration the initial capital investment, there are 22 fields with +20% returns that will require up to $200m before first oil and gas. Of these, 12 fields have remaining resources of more than 10 mmboe.
Figure 2: Nigeria's marginal fields: capital investment requirement to first oil and gas vs post-tax investment returns
Opportunities clearly exist in Nigeria's 2020 marginal field bid round. However, investors will need to carry out an in-depth screening process to assess the commercial viability of the fields on offer and identify high potential targets. Our commercial review gives investors the data and insights to screen opportunities using their own priorities. In addition, the ability to design robust field development plans will be key to optimising the initial capital investment, time to first oil, subsequent developments opportunities, and cashflows.
To find out more about Wood Mackenzie's marginal fields study and how we can support your business during the bid round, please visit our Marginal Field Bid Round page.
Fill out the form to download the brochure 'Nigeria 2020 Marginal Field Bid Round'.
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Brazil's pre-salt is one of the most relevant deepwater plays with a huge resource base and impressive well productivity. We include links to all of our upstream coverage of the play, such as: Insight - The new pre-salt map after the 2017 and 2018 bid rounds: all eyes on Brazil's Santos basin Upstream asset report - Libra: Estimated recoverable volumes of 3.3 billion barrels of oil are expected in the northwestern portion (Mero) of the discovery. The large-scale resource offered by Libra will provide a long-life production stream
Petroleum fiscal systems: 2021 in review
2021 was a stable year for fiscal changes as prices began to rebound from last year's price crash. Governments held relatively steady policy positions, but some countries managed to stimulate existing upstream investment. Others increased budget inflows from the producing assets. In our 2020 review we highlight: • Which countries delivered the largest fiscal disruptions? • Where did fiscal evolution incentivise new investment? • What did the changes do to countries' relative fiscal attractiveness?
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Friday 15th January 2021 | Cambridge, UK
Exclusive: Theresa May to become next Cambridge vice-chancellor after stepping down as PM
May to trade the Commons for the Cam as she brings strength and stability to Senate House
"Dealing with student activists surely can't be as difficult as trying to unite the Conservative Party", said May at an official press briefing this morningAnnika Haas/Louis Ashworth
by Varsity News
Monday April 1 2019, 12:59am
Cambridge has today announced that Prime Minister Theresa May is set to succeed Stephen Toope as the University's next vice-chancellor, after she told Conservative party leaders earlier this week that she would step down as prime minister before the next phase of Brexit negotiations.
Theresa May studied Geography at St Hugh's College, Oxford, but will now take the helm of Britain's second-oldest university. Local wheat farmers are expected to explore heightened security measures in advance of her arrival in Cambridge.
The reasons behind Toope's sudden resignation remain unclear, although a high-ranking University official, speaking anonymously to Varsity, speculated that the Canadian scholar was simply "bored of talking about divestment".
Toope took on the role of vice-chancellor in 2017, and his two-year term leading the University has seen high levels of student protest, as well as the largest-scale staff strikes to hit the higher education sector in recent years.
"Dealing with student activists surely can't be as difficult as trying to unite the Conservative Party", said May at an official press briefing this morning. Only time will tell if her optimism is misplaced.
Speaking exclusively to Varsity, May spoke of her excitement to take on the new role: "We are living through an important moment in our University's history. Following the referendum we face a time of great national change and I know because we're Cambridge that we will rise to the challenge."
The vice-chancellor job, much like that of prime minister, comes with free accommodation, although May's Cambridge residence will offer far less luxurious travel options. May will be trading the prime-ministerial Jaguar for the U-bus.
Inside sources have reported that negotiations are currently ongoing regarding the future of Larry, the 10 Downing Street cat and Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office. Supposedly, Theresa May has requested to bring Larry – who moved into 10 Downing Street in 2011, when David Cameron was Prime Minister – to Cambridge, where he would have greater opportunities to explore the outdoors and chase ducks on the Backs.
Toope second-highest paid vice-chancellor in the UK
The Backs are likely to become a new scene of controversy, with incoming vice-chancellor May already declaring her intention to sell fracking rights along the Cam to Cuadrilla, a move which divestment activists have declared as "a Cambridge climate crisis". A new entrant to the Cambridge activist scene, Scudamore's plans to launch a flotilla of punts along the Cam next week in protest against the move. Each punt will be emblazoned with the slogan "Divestment means divestment".
Found by Varsity in the queue for Arcsoc, dressed in incoming CUSU President Edward Parker Humphreys' ubiquitous jacket, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn expressed dismay at May's appointment. "What we need is a general election now," remarked the opposition leader.
As a longstanding political colleague of May's, John Bercow remarked today: "She's tried three times to get a hugely unpopular and damaging bill through the House and won't give up no matter how disastrous the reception. No doubt she'll manage excellently with staff pension reform."
News / Cambridge SU launch open letter calling on the University to adopt 'no detriment' policy


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Samia Halaby will be giving the keynote speech entitled 'The Political Basis of Abstraction' in the 20th Century, at a Symposium in honor of artist Etel Adnan at the University of Bern in Switzerland. The event will be taking place from 27-28 September in collaboration with the Zentrum Paul Kleen.
Halaby will be discussing the relationship between abstraction and political activism in an event which will bring together scholars and PhD students working in the field. Art's role and capability as a medium for peaceful political protest will be discussed, along with other topics such as the relationship between artistic efforts and activism, and the current face of abstraction in the region. These issues all serve as a mirror for looking at the current work of Arab artists in all their complexities. In addition to the discussion of these topics, the Symposium will include a visit of Lebanese artist, Etel Adnan's new exhibition.


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Carey Hannah Mulligan (born 28 May 1985) is an English actress born in London and brought up in Düsseldorf and Surrey. Mulligan developed an early interest in acting and was the student head of the drama department at Woldingham School. She made her professional acting debut on stage in the Kevin Elyot play Forty Winks at the Royal Court Theatre in 2004. Her film debut was in the role of Kitty Bennet in Pride & Prejudice (2005), followed by supporting roles in numerous television series, including Bleak House (2005) and a Doctor Who episode Blink (2007). She made her Broadway debut in The Seagull in 2008 to critical acclaim; her West End performance garnered her an Ian Charleson Commendation Award. Mulligans breakthrough performance was as Jenny Mellor in the coming-of-age drama An Education (2009), for which she won the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress. Her leading role in the dystopian romantic-drama Never Let Me Go (2010) earned her a BIFA Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a British Independent Film, and she garnered further acclaim for her supporting performances in the action film Drive (2011), for which she was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role, and the drama Shame (2011). Her appearances in The Great Gatsby (2013), Inside Llewyn Davis (2013), Far from the Madding Crowd (2015), Suffragette (2015) and Mudbound (2017) earned her further praise and recognition. In 2015, she was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Lead Actress in a Play for her performance in the Broadway revival of David Hares Skylight alongside Bill Nighy. In 2018, she starred in the critically acclaimed crime miniseries Collateral. In 2018 she starred in the Paul Dano's critically acclaimed directorial film debut Wildlife. Apart from her acting career, Mulligan is noted for her philanthropic efforts, and has been an ambassador for Alzheimers Society since 2012, and an ambassador for War Child since 2014. She has been married to English singer-songwriter Marcus Mumford since 2012; they have two children.
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ANALYSIS | Politics of shipbuilding mean rough seas for Harper
This week, the government is expected to announce two winning bidders for nearly $35 billion in shipbuilding contracts. The problem for the Conservatives is there are three shipyards — in three regions — competing for the deals.
Greg Weston · CBC News · Posted: Oct 17, 2011 12:45 AM ET | Last Updated: October 17, 2011
The Harper government is sailing into a potential political hurricane over $35 billion of naval shipbuilding contracts, the largest military procurement in modern Canadian history.
Later this week, the government is expected to announce two winning bidders for most of the work, one to build $25 billion of naval warships; another to construct $8 billion of supply vessels and other non-combat craft.
The Titanic-sized political problem for the Conservatives is there are three shipyards — in Halifax, Quebec City and Vancouver — competing for just two mega-deals and the thousands of regional jobs that come with them.
That means either the Maritimes, Quebec or the West is about to get one huge, painful and likely lasting kick in the shipyard.
Recent interviews with industry and government insiders suggest that Irving Shipbuilding of Halifax is the odds-on favourite to win the grand prize, the massive contract to build up to 15 warships at a cost of $25 billion over the next several decades.
That would leave Quebec and the West at broadsides for the $8-billion contract for the non-combat vessels.
Vancouver Shipyards is in a strong position to win that deal.
But so is a Canadian-Korean consortium that recently acquired the previously insolvent Quebec-based Davie shipyards. The group is betting everything on the non-combat project, and didn't even bid on the much larger deal for the warships.
The likelihood of a political storm from whatever region gets shut out of the naval contracts helps to explain why a Conservative political machine ordinarily fuelled by photo-ops has become all but invisible in the lead-up to such a huge and important military procurement.
Ministers not out front
Senior Conservative sources say this week's expected contract awards are causing so much political trepidation inside the Harper government that there is a good chance the prime minister, Defence Minister Peter MacKay and most other members of cabinet will be nowhere in sight for the official announcement.
If anyone isn't hiding under the cabinet table, it will be Public Works Minister Rona Ambrose.
She may lend her face and considerable communications skills to the event as the minister responsible for federal contracting, and to press the claim that $35 billion of taxpayers' money is being awarded entirely free of partisan and regional politics.
One senior official told CBC News that most ministers won't even know which companies have won the bids until the last minute.
Instead, the final selection and official announcement are being handled entirely by a special group of senior bureaucrats who have been managing the bid process for the past 16 months.
The official says the whole $35 billion worth of contracts were reviewed and approved by the Treasury Board in the past few weeks, but even those documents did not include the names of the two winning companies.
At no time will the full federal cabinet have any role in approving or otherwise reviewing the winning bids.
"The whole bidding process has been unprecedented," said the senior government official. "Everything has been done to ensure there is a fair result."
Consultants provided oversight
In addition to public servants trying to keep the process out of the hands of the politicians, teams of outside consultants were hired to oversee the bureaucrats.
For instance, a large British naval consulting firm, First Marine International, was hired to review all the Canadian shipyards in the running to ensure they were capable of undertaking such massive projects.
The accounting and business management firm KPMG was hired to ensure the bid selection process was set up to be fair and reasonable — that is, not slanted by the military to favour one shipyard over another.
The Davie shipyards in Levis, Que. wasn't nearly as active in terms of lobbying compared to its two competitors. (Jacques Boissinot/Canadian Press)
Finally, the government hired a number of outside firms to act as "fairness monitors," essentially independent consultants overseeing the other consultants overseeing the bureaucrats managing the process.
There was certainly no shortage of material to oversee.
According to one report, Vancouver Shipyards alone spent more than $1 million just to prepare its bid — 30,000 pages of documents in 125 binders, shipped to the federal government in 22 boxes.
One of the more unusual moves by the Harper government was a warning to all the bidders this past summer that last-minute lobbying would not be welcome.
Perhaps the government had simply heard enough.
In the past two years, for instance, Irving Shipbuilding and its hired arm-twisters registered more than 100 formal meetings with Conservative cabinet ministers, senior political staffers and high-ranking bureaucrats in various departments.
Vancouver Shipyards and its lobbyists also logged dozens of equally high-level encounters.
Davie shipyards wasn't nearly as active as the others in the federal lobbying register, perhaps in part because it spent most of the past two years looking for a buyer to save the company from bankruptcy.
'Not about' one region over another
With only days to go until the final announcement of the winning bids, the Harper government is clearly scrambling for ways to try to soften the blow on the losing region.
For instance, one Conservative official close to the process tried to frame this week's expected announcement as "not about one region winning over another — this program is all a big win for Canada."
No matter where the ships are built, she said, the benefits of subcontracts will be felt across the country.
The government will point out that almost half the cost of the warships, for instance, will go into engines, high-tech components and other parts from subcontractors, many of them in Ontario and Quebec.
The government is also promising to hand the losing shipyard much of the leftover $2 billion in miscellaneous naval contracts included in the $35 billion, but not part of the two main deals being announced this week.
No matter how the government tries to spin this week's announcement, the Conservatives know the politics of it all guarantees rough seas ahead.
In 1986, Brian Mulroney's government took away a fighter jet maintenance contract won by Bristol Aerospace of Winnipeg, and gave it to Bombardier of Quebec.
The resulting outrage in the West drove the popularity of Mulroney's government into the basement of public opinion, and helped spawn the Reform Party.
This time, the Harper government has gone overboard to prove there was no political interference.
Voters in one part of the country, at least, will be demanding to know why.
Greg Weston can be reached at greg.weston@cbc.ca
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