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Kenmare (An Neidín en irlandés) es una pequeña población en el sur del Condado de Kerry en la República de Irlanda. Tiene 1701 habitantes (CSO 2006). El nombre irlandés se traduce al inglés como "El nido pequeño". El nombre Kenmare es la forma anglicisada de Ceann Mara, "cabeza de mar", que se refiere al punto tierra adentro más alejado alcanzado por el mar.

Ubicación
Kenmare se encuentra en el cabo de la bahía de Kenmare a veces llamado el río Kenmare donde el río Roughty (An Ruachtach) fluye al mar, y en la conjunción entre la península de Iveragh y la península de Beara. El nombre irlandés tradicional de la bahía era Inbhear Scéine del topónimo celta inver, que está documentado en la narrativa del siglo XI Lebor Gabála Érenn como el punto de llegada del antepasado irlandés mitológico Partholón.  También se encuentra cerca de los Macgillicuddy's Reeks, montaña Mangerton y montes Caha y es un destino de senderismo popular.

Política
Forma parte de la circunscripción electoral (constituency) de Kerry South ("Kerry Sur"). Mark Daly, elegido miembro del Seanad Éireann en 2007, procede de Kenmare. Ciudades y pueblos cercanos son Tuosist, Ardgroom, Glengarriff, Kilgarvan, Killarney, Templenoe y Sneem.

Historia

Oliver Cromwell entregó toda la zona al científico inglés Sir William Petty como pago por acabar el mapa de Irlanda, el Down Survey de 1656. El creó la ciudad moderna alrededor del año 1670. Como William Petty, un geógrafo predecesor de Irlanda (1584), Sir Valentine Browne, antepasado del conde de Kenmare recibió algunas tierras en el condado de Kerry durante la plantación posterior, la colonización del Munster.

Las tres calles principales que forman un triángulo en el centro de la ciudad se llaman Main Street (originalmente William Street, por Sir William, primer marqués de Lansdowne), Henry Street (originalmente Sound Road), por el hijo de William el primer marqués y Shelbourne Street (Henry Petty se convirtió en el primer conde de Shelburne). Este nombre también se aplicó posteriormente a Shelbourne Road en Dublín.

Sin embargo, la región tiene raíces más antiguas. Uno de los crómlech más grandes en el suroeste de Irlanda está cerca de la ciudad, y muestra que la ocupación de la zona se remonta a la Edad del Bronce (2.200-500 a. C.), cuando fue construido. El círculo tiene 15 piedras alrededor de la circunferencia con un dolmen canto rodado en el centro.

Se dice que los vikingos saquearon la zona alrededor de la ciudad que en aquella época se llamaba Ceann Mhara, que significa "cabeza del mar" en irlandés.

El convento en la ciudad, de clarisas, fue fundado en 1861 cuando cinco monjas, incluyendo a la hermana Mary Frances Cusack, quien era también escritora y editora de muchos libros, se trasladó a Kenmare desde su convento en Newry, condado de Down. Bajo la guía de la madre abadesa O'Hagan en 1864 se estableció una industria de bordado y Kenmare Lace pasó a ser conocida mundialmente.

En 1841 se inauguró un puente en suspensión, que se dice que es el primero de Irlanda, cruza el río Kenmare, y se empleó por la comunidad hasta que en el año 1932 fue reemplazado por un nuevo puente de hormigón.

La ciudad destaca por haber ganado la Competición de ciudades ordenadas irlandesas en 2000 y por quedar en segundo lugar en 2003 y 2008. La iglesia católica en la ciudad contiene vidrieras de Franz Mayer & Co. y una hermosa reja de piedra de Bath tallada a mano y altares laterales.

La biblioteca de la ciudad es una de las bibliotecas Carnegie fundadas por Andrew Carnegie. Se abrió en 1918, y su arquitecto fue R.M. Butler.

El templo de la iglesia de Irlanda dedicado a San Patricio conmemoró su 150.º aniversario en 2008.

Turismo
Kenmare queda en dos de las más famosas atracciones turísticas irlandesas, el Anillo de Kerry y el Anillo de Beara, a aproximadamente 32 kilómetros desde Killarney. Como resultado es un destino turístico muy popular y muchos de sus negocios en la zona satisfacen a los turistas.

Desde finales de los noventa se ha producido desarrollo de la construcción en la zona, la tierra se ha vendido a precios altos a promotores inmobiliarios que deseaban construir urbanizaciones de segundas viviendas. Esto ha llevado a un incremrnto significativo de la población de la ciudad, especialmente en el momento álgido de la temporada turística, y provocó temores entre algunos residentes de que la ciudad se desarrollara en exceso y perdiera su identidad.

Personas
Kenmare fue el hogar del compositor inglés Ernest John Moeran durante una serie de años hasta su muerte y un bar local tiene su nombre. El jugador de fútbol gaélico Mickey 'Ned' O'Sullivan es de esta ciudad, mientras que otro futbolista, Pat Spillane, procede de la cercana Templenoe. El jugador de Kerry GAA Paul O'Connor es de Kenmare. Kenmare también es el hogar del esquiador de eslalon olímpico Thos Foley. El diplomático Con Cremin también era de Kenmare. El magnate de la construcción neoyorquino Patrick Harrington también era de Kenmare. Anna McPartlin creció en Kenmare, en 2007 escribió la novela Apart from the Crowd, ambientada en Kenmare.

Días de feria
Debido a su ubicación en el centro de una amplia zona agrícola, Kenmare sirvió de ciudad mercado local. Hasta el establecimiento de un auction mart a principios de los noventa, los días de feria mensuales eran una época en la que los granjeros mostraban sus animales en las calles para venderlos a los tratandes de foráneos. La única feria que sigue celebrándose es la del 15 de agosto, que coincide con la fiesta católica de un día santo de obligación marcando la Asunción de la Virgen. El día atrae a amplias masas de visitantes y locales y es el día más ajetreado del año en Kenmare.

Transporte
 Hay servicio de autobús diario a Killarney. También hacia y desde Cork en el verano por la N71 a través de Bantry y Clonakilty. La N71 también conecta Kenmare a Killarney en una parte montañosa y pintoresca de la ruta el Anillo de Kerry a través de Molls Gap y Ladies View. Alternativamente puede alcanzarse Killarney a través de una ruta más larga pero más cómoda, atravesando Kilgarvan. Kenmare también queda en la carretera nacional secundaria N70 ruta al sur de la ciudad de Cork a Glengarriff.
 La estación de ferrocarril de Kenmare se abrió el 4 de septiembre de 1893 y cerró finalmente el 1 de febrero de 1960.

Servicios
La ciudad tiene una escuela de primaria y secundaria, hospital comunitario, e iglesias, católica y de la Iglesia de Irlanda.

Deportes
El club GAA, Kenmare Shamrocks, participa en las competiciones de Kerry GAA. George Mayberry de Kenmare participó en las Olimpiadas de 1908.

El club de baloncesto Kenmare Kestrels se fundó en 2006 y compite en la liga de baloncesto de la zona de Kerry.

Uso en la cultura popular
Kenmare es la sede de un equipo de Quidditch profesional que actúa dentro de la obra de ficción de Harry Potter. Los Kenmare Kestrels son uno de los únicos trece equipos de Quidditch que juegan en la Liga profesional de Quidditch de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda que fue establecida en 1674. Los jugadores lucen ropa verde esmeralda con escudos de dos "Kas" amarillas cruzando el pecho. Son muy conocidos por sus muestras briosas de sus mascotas duende.

Kenmare fue también mencionada en el episodio de Star Trek Enterprise titulado "Breaking the Ice" ("Rompiendo el hielo") en el que la tripulación contesta preguntas de niños en una escuela de ficción ubicada en la ciudad.

Véase también
 Poblaciones de la República de Irlanda

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Página web oficial de la Cámara de Comercio y Turismo de Kenmare
 Kenmare.com
 Kenmare Lace
 Turismo en Kenmare
 Las ciudades ordenadas de Irlanda "Celebrando 50 años"

Localidades del Condado de Kerry

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Alex Jones-Casey
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Wednesday signalled a shift in approach to the Brexit policy of both major parliamentary parties.
According to officials working alongside senior members of Theresa May's minority government, the prime minister is closer than ever to producing a framework for withdrawal from the European Union that bridges the gaps between her divided cabinet ministers.
In an interview with the BBC's Today programme, Labour's Shadow Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, Sir Keir Starmer, outlined the Party's stance on future inclusion in the European Economic Area (EEA) – it being that the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) holds views that are too divergent to guarantee a whipped-vote on an amendment to the EU (Withdrawal) Bill that would commit the government to keeping the UK in the EEA taking place next week – amounting to single market membership. However, Labour will be tabling amendments to the withdrawal bill, trade bill and customs bill with the stated intention that the UK should seek full access to the EU single market post-Brexit.
The Labour Party have been criticised for 'fudging' their Brexit stance to appeal to voters on either side of the remain/leave divide; a strategy labelled 'constructive ambiguity'. However, one of the amendments to the withdrawal bill detailed by Keir Starmer, the 'internal market' is being hailed as the most constructive step Labour have taken towards a fleshed-out Brexit policy stance. Starmer, MP for Holborn and St Pancras, spoke about 'full access' and 'shared institutions' with the EU and the single market in his tour of the BBC broadcast studios on Wednesday morning; signifying the closest Labour have come to backing continued membership of the single market without explicitly saying the words. The Party's reticence to commit to continued membership is for the most part, the result of:
Backbenchers - and shadow cabinet members - with leave-backing constituencies making the case that the referendum result indicates voters want immigration control that is not compliant with free movement; one of the four freedoms implicit with single market membership.
The Labour leadership believes that full membership would require acquiescence with frameworks such as the EU competition regime – which would hinder a future Labour government's ability to enact manifesto pledges and intervene in economic issues.
Tabling the amendments are an example of the Labour leadership playing the game of politics – a pragmatic attempt to appease grassroot remainer Labour members by tabling amendments that won't pass, given Tory rebels reluctance to back anything with Jeremy Corbyn's name on it, but signals a softening in the party's Brexit stance. At the same time, the leadership office surely appreciates that the optics of doing anything that works towards overturning Brexit is an electoral death wish.
Across the aisle, the Conservatives are apparently building a consensus amongst senior ministers as to what the UK's post-Brexit relationship with the EU should resemble – with 295 days (and counting) left to make a deal. The two big take-aways from speculation around SW1 is that the PM's office have abandoned the 'no deal is better than a bad deal' ideology and that the final Brexit deal is becoming less like the Canada model favoured by hard-line Brexiteers (regulatory divergence from the EU), instead, the deal will likely reflect alignment closer to current EU regulation.
Divisions amongst cabinet over the biggest legislative upheaval in post-war British history are to be expected; though with two years passed since Britain voted to leave the bloc, astonishingly little progress has been made by the government in negotiating the UK's withdrawal. The most significant step forward came in December, when the prime minister agreed an Irish border backstop that will keep the UK in a customs union in full alignment with EU regulation beyond 2021 if no other solution is agreed upon. At the time, Brexiteers were persuaded that 'full alignment' was just rhetoric used in order to maintain what little momentum negotiations had built - with the opportunity to revisit the specifics in due course. In reality, the PM had set the UK on course for regulatory alignment with the Continent right under the Brexiteer's noses. Now, it would seem, the conflict amongst Brexiteers is do they grudgingly accept BRINO (Brexit in Name Only) and work to diverge from EU regulations after 2021 or up-the-ante now and continue the fight for a divergent relationship.
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Breaking overnight David Davis, Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, may be on the cusp of resigning over Theresa May's customs backstop. Since last year's general election result the Prime Minister has lost the equivalent of a cabinet minister every six weeks – if the head of DExEU is next, the Brexit timetable may find itself in a similar situation as the Northern Rail schedule.
Writing for the ConservativeHome website, former MP for Wycombe and parliamentary private secretary to Davis, Paul Goodman, made a bold prediction that paints a picture that couldn't be more divergent from the rumoured consensus around the Cabinet table:
"As today's papers confirm, Brexit ministers and others have come to believe that the prime minister has reneged on safeguards given to them which from their point of view might render the current negotiating position recoverable… So what are they going to do about it? If they no longer have confidence in May – to cut to the chase – will they actually quit? This site's reckoning is that resignation is most likely in this order among the most senior Brexiteers: David Davis, Boris Johnson, Michael Gove, Liam Fox. It should not be forgotten that their fellow Cabinet members Chris Grayling, Andrea Leadsom, Esther McVey and Penny Mordaunt also backed leaving the EU."
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Katy Hinman to Lead AAAS' Dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion
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Katy Hinman (left) will succeed Jennifer Wiseman as director of AAAS' Dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion. | Paula Fry/AAAS
AAAS has selected a new director for its Dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion (DoSER) program: Katharine "Katy" Hinman, who has served as the program's associate director since 2019.
Hinman succeeds Jennifer Wiseman, who is now the director emeritus after 12 years of leading DoSER.
"Voices from the faith community can be so important in how we use and apply science, how we ethically do science, and how we make policy around these issues," said Hinman. "I'm excited to continue to be part of a scientific organization taking these issues seriously, having an active role in creating space for dialogue and seeing the value of involving people of faith in science engagement."
DoSER Connects Communities
DoSER was launched in 1995 as AAAS leadership recognized the importance of connecting scientists, ethicists, and communities of faith, Wiseman said. Most people in the United States identify as religious, spiritual, or having a cultural identity related to a faith tradition. The values and worldviews shaped in these contexts guide how people view the value and roles of science and technology in society. Many faith traditions hold strong commitments to serving others, and they strive to incorporate the best science in their congregational life and in global ministries of education, health care, environmental stewardship, and more. Thus, for over 25 years, DoSER has "developed connections between scientists and faith communities through the excitement of scientific discovery and the promise it holds for helping our society," said Wiseman.
Scientific advances hold great promises to help society, but they can also bring ethical questions and challenges that need to be considered beyond scientific circles, she noted. Therefore, to best serve society, AAAS seeks to ensure scientists cultivate strong and positive engagement with the broader public including religious communities.
DoSER fosters conversations and strengthens these bonds through a range of activities. Public events include symposia at the AAAS Annual Meeting and a longstanding popular annual holiday lecture, which was renamed December Dialogues in 2021 to reflect a focus on conversation and participation. Workshops offered by DoSER prepare scientists for positive science engagement with people of faith in their classrooms and spheres of influence.
DoSER has also created and showcased a wealth of resources available online. Videos include the popular "Science: The Wide Angle" series, a new series called "Who is Science" focused on what it means to be human and do science and a two-part series on homo sapiens' survival called "Becoming Human." A new profile series shares the real-life experience and wisdom of diverse scientists and science communicators in their engagement with faith communities.
In its earliest days, DoSER focused mostly on human origins and evolution, but today its events and projects touch upon such diverse topics as space exploration, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, genetic engineering and environmental stewardship – all areas with strong potential for rich conversation informed by participants' religious values, ethical concerns and scientific understanding.
The joy of curiosity and discovery is also a common thread in DoSER engagement. "All people love contemplating the universe and our place in it," said Wiseman, who is also an astronomer and a senior scientist at the Goddard Space Flight Center. "I have found that a great entry point to conversations about science and how science fits into the broader picture of human values is the shared sense of curiosity, wonder and awe that explorations of nature evoke."
One flagship project for DoSER is Science for Seminaries. In partnership with the Association of Theological Schools, DoSER supports a wide range of Christian and Jewish seminaries across the United States and Canada as they work to incorporate science into their coursework and campus life. Science for Seminaries seeks to cultivate a positive understanding of science among future religious leaders and encourage dialogue on scientific topics among religious communities.
Hinman Brings Experience at the Intersection of Science and Faith
If anyone knows the importance of faith leaders having a solid grounding in scientific concepts and impacts to inform their conversations with congregants, it is DoSER's new director. Prior to joining DoSER, Hinman was the pastor at College Park First United Methodist Church in College Park, Georgia. People seek advice and counsel from their spiritual leaders on a range of topics touched by science and ethics, such as work and health, she said. The COVID-19 pandemic, in particular, has made clear that faith leaders also serve as "science influencers," Hinman said.
Jennifer Wiseman (left) and Katy Hinman | DoSER staff
Beyond her pastoral work, Hinman will also draw upon a range of career experiences at the intersection of science and faith in her new role at the helm of DoSER. She holds a Ph.D. in ecology and evolution from the State University of New York at Stony Brook – her dissertation research focused on bat pollination of agave plants in southeastern Arizona. She also received an M.Div. from Candler School of Theology at Emory University and served as executive director for Georgia Interfaith Power & Light, a nonprofit that works with faith communities on environmental issues.
She joined AAAS in 2019, and since then she has focused on strategic planning for DoSER, co-creation of resources for a broad range of audiences and expanding engagement with diverse faith communities.
As director, she is excited for the opportunity to engage further with new audiences, particularly with communities that may have been marginalized in the sciences or in past dialogues at the intersection of science and religion. All voices need to be part of the conversation, she said – a lesson that she relates to her doctoral research studying plant-pollinator relationships. Healthy functioning ecosystems are interdependent, and each member has a role to play, she said.
"We miss out on so much when we don't have a diversity of voices," Hinman said.
Learn more about DoSER and its programs by visiting their website and signing up for their newsletter.
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With all the rumors about Yahoo! Mail, users are trying to either auto-forward their emails to some other service provider or want to switch to other service. Yahoo! Mail has made it impossible to auto-forward emails to some other email service as they have blocked this service.
So a better option to get rid of creepy email service for good, is to switch to a new email service permanently. To do this, you'll have to make a little effort at the start, but then the life will become easier.
Login to those accounts one by one and change your current email address with the new one – Almost all accounts support this feature.
You might have accounts for services which could not allow changing email like above. In that case, you need to list those services down and then call their customer service. They will help you replace your existing email address with the new one.
My experience with Yahoo email have been very bad for quite long time and with this move and a little effort, I'm feeling much better and get everything in my new mail box with a different company.


Adam Caudill and Brandon Wilson, hackers at the Derbycon conference, have found their own way to take advantage of the USB firmware. They have reverse-engineered the firmware used by Nohl, and posted the code publicly on Github. Why would they do this? The answer is simple: It's a challenge; an ultimatum to USB manufacturers. Either the makers of USB technology must resolve the issue, or let every single user of USB devices stay vulnerable to the threat.
If the only people who can do this are those with significant budgets, the manufacturers will never do anything about it. You have to prove to the world that it's practical, that anyone can do it…That puts pressure on the manufactures to fix the real issue.
USB firmware can be reprogrammed and used to perform illicit activities. For example, the security professionals were able to make the infected USB device appear as a keyboard, and then use it to type keystrokes on another machine. Because it's the firmware inside the USB device that's altered, it's difficult to fix.
Only allow trusted USB devices to connect to your PC. Don't let strangers charge their phones with your computer. Don't borrow someone else's USB device to move files from one PC to another. You're better off purchasing a new device and using it yourself.
Keep your eyes on your PC, especially in public places. Obviously, you shouldn't leave your computer lying around in the open where anyone could walk up and plug in a USB drive containing the malware.
Stay away from USB technology in general. This likely isn't an option, but it's the only way to truly keep yourself safe from the USB bug. Even devices like wireless mouses and keyboards can potentially hold the malware. Use wired mouses and keyboards, and transfer files using cloud services if you must.
Do you think that Caudill and Wilson did the right thing by releasing the code for BadUSB, or do you think they've unleashed a monster upon the world? Let us know in the comments.


Police say the driver of a 2005 Dodge Dakota pickup was heading east on Hulses Corner Road toward Route 9 when he lost control of the truck and struck a tree around 2:33 pm.
The driver, who police say was not wearing a seat-belt, remains in critical condition with significant injuries at Jersey Shore University Medical Center while his 17-year old passenger was treated for minor injuries at JSUMC.
The crash is currently under investigation by the Howell Township Police Department's Traffic Safety Unit.
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PRADA's profits rose by nine per cent in 2013 - the label's fourth consecutive year of growth. Sales climbed to €3.58 billion compared to €3.29 in 2012.
"Against an unfavourable background of exchange rate volatility and the ongoing negative economic situation in Europe, we have maintained one of the highest rates of growth in the sector and have continued to pursue our objectives of retail growth," said Prada CEO Patrizio Bertelli, who predicts that revenues will continue to increase this year.
"The investments made, together with important marketing initiatives in support of the image of our brands, enable us to look forward with confidence to further progress in 2014," he told WWD.
It has also been a good year for Hermès, who reported a 7.8 per cent rise in revenue over the same period. The French label will report its full annual results next month.


A collection of 5 collaborations by Loren Mazzacane Connors from the last 10 years, among so many others. 4 are from amazing bootlegs, the 2 last ones from 2 different collaboration based records.
LMC was born in New Haven, Connecticut, 1949. Composer and improviser, he has issued more than 70 records since the late 1970s under the names Guitar Roberts, Loren Mattei, Loren MazzaCane Connors and other variations. He has collaborated with Suzanne Langille, Jim O'Rourke, Thurston Moore, David Grubbs Darin Gray, Alan Licht, Cat Power, Christina Carter, Keiji Haino, San Agustin, Jandek and many others, as well as leading the group Haunted House. He currently lives in Brooklyn, NY.


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Making Avonlea: L.M. Montgomery and Popular Culture
Making Avonlea: L.M. Montgomery and Popular Culture is a collection of essays edited and introduced by Irene Gammel. It contains original essays by Danièle Allard, George Belliveau, James De Jonge, Cecily Devereux, Elizabeth R. Epperly, Janice Fiamengo, Irene Gammel, Carole Gerson, Eleanor Hersey, Ann F. Howey, Benjamin Lefebvre, Carrie MacLellan, Andrea McKenzie, Juliet McMaster, Tara MacPhail, Tara Nogler, E. Holly Pike, K.L. Poe, Margaret Steffler, Alice van der Klei, and Brenda R. Weber, as well as reprinted articles by Christopher Gittings and Jeanette Lynes and an epilogue by Beate Nock. It was published simultaneously as a trade paperback and an unjacketed hardcover by University of Toronto Press in August 2002.
Making Avonlea: L.M. Montgomery and Popular Culture at University of Toronto Press
Making Avonlea: L.M. Montgomery and Popular Culture at Modern Literature and Culture Research Centre
Since the publication of Anne of Green Gables in 1908, L.M. Montgomery and the world of Anne have burgeoned into a global cultural phenomenon, popular not only in Canada, but in countries as diverse as Japan, the United States, and Iran. Making Avonlea, the first study to focus on Montgomery and her characters as popular culture icons, brings together twenty-three scholars from around the world to examine Montgomery's work, its place in our imagination, and its myriad spin-offs including musicals, films, television series, T-shirts, dolls, and a tourist industry.
Invoking theories of popular culture, film, literature, drama, and tourism, the essayists probe the emotional attachment and loyalty of many generations of mostly female readers to Montgomery's books while also scrutinizing the fierce controversies that surround these books and their author's legacy in Canada. Twenty-five illustrations of theatre and film stills, artwork, and popular cultural artifacts, as well as short pieces featuring personal reflections on Montgomery's novels, are interwoven with scholarly essays to provide a complete picture of the Montgomery cultural phenomenon. Mythopoetics, erotic romance, and visual imagination are subjects of discussion, as is the commercial success of a variety of television series and movies, musicals, and plays based on the Anne books. Scholars are also concerned with the challenges and disputes that surround the translation of Montgomery's work from print to screen and with the growth of tourist sites and websites that have moved Avonlea into new cultural landscapes. Making Avonlea allows the reader to travel to these sites and to consider Canada's most enduring literary figure and celebrity author in light of their status as international icons almost one hundred years after their arrival on the scene.
Acknowledgments (xi–xii)
Abbreviations (xiii)
Making Avonlea: An Introduction / Irene Gammel (3–13)
Part I. Mapping Avonlea: Cultural Value and Iconography
1. Anne of Green Gables Goes to University: L.M. Montgomery and Academic Culture / Carole Gerson (17–31)
2. Anatomy of a "National Icon": Anne of Green Gables and the "Bosom Friends" Affair / Cecily Devereux (32–42)
3. Confessions of a Kindred Spirit with an Academic Bent / Brenda R. Weber (43–57)
4. Taking Control: Hair Red, Black, Gold, and Nut-Brown / Juliet McMaster (58–71)
5. "This Has Been a Day in Hell": Montgomery, Popular Literature, Life Writing / Margaret Steffler (72–83)
6. The Visual Imagination of L.M. Montgomery / Elizabeth R. Epperly (84–98)
7. Writing in Pictures: International Images of Emily / Andrea McKenzie (99–113)
8. Safe Pleasures for Girls: L.M. Montgomery's Erotic Landscapes / Irene Gammel (114–27)
Part II. Viewing Avonlea: Film, Television, Drama, and Musical
9. "It's All Mine": The Modern Woman as Writer in Sullivan's Anne of Green Gables Films / Eleanor Hersey (131–44)
10. Who's Got the Power? Montgomery, Sullivan, and the Unsuspecting Viewer / K.L. Poe (145–59)
11. "She Look'd Down to Camelot": Anne Shirley, Sullivan, and the Lady of Shalott / Ann F. Howey (160–73)
12. Road to Avonlea: A Co-production of the Disney Corporation / Benjamin Lefebvre (174–85)
13. Melodrama for the Nation: Emily of New Moon / Christopher Gittings (186–200)
14. Paul Ledoux's Anne: A Journey from Page to Stage / George Belliveau (201–15)
15. Snapshot: Listening to the Music in Anne of Green Gables: The Musical / Carrie MacLellan (216–22)
Part III. Touring Avonlea: Landscape, Tourism, and Spin-off Products
16. Toward a Theory of the Popular Landscape in Anne of Green Gables / Janice Fiamengo (225–37)
17. Mass Marketing, Popular Culture, and the Canadian Celebrity Author / E. Holly Pike (238–51)
18. Through the Eyes of Memory: L.M. Montgomery's Cavendish / James De Jonge (252–67)
19. Consumable Avonlea: The Commodification of the Green Gables Mythology / Jeanette Lynes (268–79)
20. Snapshot: Making Anne and Emily Dolls / Tara MacPhail (280–85)
21. Snapshot: My Life as Anne in Japan / Tara Nogler (286–94)
22. Taishu Bunka and Anne Clubs in Japan / Danièle Allard (295–309)
23. Avonlea in Cyberspace, Or an Invitation to a Hyperreal Tea Party / Alice van der Klei (310–16)
Epilogue: A Letter from Germany / Beate Nock, translated by Irene Gammel (317–20)
Works Cited (321–42)
Contributors (343–47)
"Following on the heels of the 1999 study of L.M. Montgomery and Canadian Culture, which looked at Montgomery's impact on Canadian culture, Irene Gammel's Making Avonlea makes a sophisticated contribution to the growing understanding of Montgomery's influence around the world. Carried on the wings of narrative, popular culture becomes the basis of a shared community which—in Montgomery's case—has travelled around the world and now moved into cyberspace … Making Avonlea: L.M. Montgomery and Popular Culture is a significant and unique Canadian contribution to the growing body of international work on popular culture." —Mary Henley Rubio, Professor of English, School of Literatures and Performance Studies in English, University of Guelph
"This is an outstanding book that breaks new ground in gender studies, popular culture studies, and children's literature. The collected essays focus on a fascinating range of topics, including Anne of Green Gable dolls, Anne clubs in Japan, Anne of Green Gables on the Internet, and Anne of Green Gables' house … a ground-breaking book, one of the most important studies on Anne of Green Gables and L.M. Montgomery to be published in years." —Sherrie Inness, Department of English, Miami University, Ohio
"Making Avonlea: L.M. Montgomery and Popular Culture is an impressive book … The significance and importance of its attempt to trace the impact of Anne of Green Gables on popular culture can neither be underestimated nor minimized, and its scope—from novel, to film, to television, to theatre—is extraordinary. The project Gammel has undertaken is ambitious, and the book lives up to its promise … Its potential audience is large, and its subject matter provocative, timely, and compelling." —Priscilla Walton, Department of English, Carleton University
Reviews by Misao Dean, Stacy Gillis, Patsy Kotsopoulos, Elisabeth Anne MacDonald-Murray, Karen E. Macfarlane, Cecilia Morgan, Elaine Ostry, Laura M. Robinson, Teya Rosenberg, Jane Sellwood, and Caroline Whitfield.
Editor: Irene Gammel
Paratexts: Introduction by Irene Gammel; epilogue by Beate Nock
Publisher: University of Toronto Press (Toronto)
Format: Trade paperback, unjacketed hardcover
Trim: 6" x 9"
Pagination: xiv + 347 pp.
ISBN: 0-8020-8433-8, 0-8020-3558-2
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Montefiore Health System in New York City has been moving toward risk-based contracting since 1996.
Montefiore Health System is seeing growth in its revenue over expenses and stable volumes at its Bronx hospitals.
The Bronx-based not-for-profit health system's excess of revenue over expenses was nearly $119 million for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2018, up 66% compared with $71.5 million during the same period in 2017. That accounts for items such as value-based payment and provider programs, malpractice insurance program adjustments and grants for the purchase of property, buildings and equipment.
Montefiore Health System's total operating revenue grew 8% to $4.4 billion in the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2018 compared with $4 billion during the same period in 2017. Expenses grew 7.5% during that time.
The health system has 11 hospitals and more than 200 primary and specialty care sites across New York's Bronx, Westchester, Rockland and Orange counties.
Montefiore Medical Center encompasses four of the health system's acute-care hospitals and accounts for 66% of its total operating revenue. The medical center grew its total operating revenue 4.6% to $2.9 billion during the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2018 compared with the same period in 2017. Its revenue over expenses before other items grew 4.5% during that time to $15.8 million.
The medical center's operating margin was 0.55% in the third quarter of 2018, compared with 0.7% in the third quarter of 2017. Montefiore said in a statement that the medical center struggles with decreased federal reimbursement rates under Medicare and flat reimbursement under Medicaid, noting that 85% of its patients rely on Medicaid. Ever-increasing pharmaceutical and labor costs also pose challenges, the statement said.
The medical center's discharges grew 1.5% in the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2018 compared with the same time in 2017, to 67,000. Patient days declined 1.4% during that time to about 380,000. Emergency room visits declined about 1% year-over-year to about 191,000. Primary care visits grew 2.3% to 591,000.
During the same period, the medical center's net patient service revenue from commercial payers and managed care grew from 31.3% to 32.2% in the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2018. Medicare and Medicare managed care dropped from 34.9% to 32.4% during the same period. Medicaid and Medicaid managed care also dropped from 33% to 34.7% during that time.
The medical center took in $42.3 million through its malpractice insurance program in June, about $30.8 million in retroactive premium adjustments and $11.5 million from investment gains at captive insurance companies. Montefiore and other prominent New York City hospitals announced they are selling the professional liability insurer and third-party administrator that were at the center of a hidden scheme to funnel hundreds of millions of dollars back to the hospitals using offshore captive insurance companies.


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Q: Easy way to fix spacing in horizontal slider As you can see in this Fiddle, there is an awkward spacing between a slide element and the right arrow element, this spacing actually changes as the browser resizes.
How do I get rid of this spacing and make everything fit together tightly?
Note that I do not want to make the width of the wrapper (whole slider) fixed (I want it to be relative) because I want to see the entire slider even when browser gets smaller. I do, however, want each slide element to have a fixed width.
I have tried adding the following in CSS but this doesn't help.
.next-slide, .prev-slide {
    padding-right: -1px;
    margin-right: -1px;
}

A: To achieve expected use below

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*Update width of previous and next slide arrows section to 54px
.next-slide,
.prev-slide {
  background: black;
  display: block;
  width: 54px;

*Increase margin right for the tab -container to 53px
.wrapper .tab-container {
  margin: 0 53px;
3.Tab container li padding right to 24px
.wrapper .tab-container li {
  font: normal 14px 'Arial';
  background: lightgrey !important;
  margin: 0 !important;
  padding: 15px 24px;

CSS:
.wrapper {
  overflow: hidden;
  width: 100%;
  background: grey;
  position: relative;
  height: 50px;
  margin-top: 15px;
}

.next-slide,
.prev-slide {
  background: black;
  display: block;
  width: 54px;
  height: 50px;
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  color: white;
  text-align: center;
  line-height: 3em;
  cursor: pointer;
  transition: background .3s ease-in-out, left .3s ease-in-out, right .3s ease-in-out;
  -webkit-transition: background .3s ease-in-out, left .3s ease-in-out, right .3s ease-in-out;
  -moz-transition: background .3s ease-in-out, left .3s ease-in-out, right .3s ease-in-out;
  z-index: 2;
  -webkit-touch-callout: none;
  -webkit-user-select: none;
  -moz-user-select: none;
  -ms-user-select: none;
  user-select: none;
}

.next-slide{
  right: 0;
}

.wrapper .tab-container {
  margin: 0 53px;
  padding: 0;
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  height: 50px;
  transition: left .3s ease-in-out;
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  list-style: none;
  float: left;
  border-right: 1px solid #fff;
  height: 50px;
  box-sizing: border-box;
  -moz-box-sizing: border-box;
  -webkit-box-sizing: border-box;
  cursor: pointer;
  overflow: hidden;
  position: relative;
  z-index: 1;
  -webkit-touch-callout: none;
  -webkit-user-select: none;
  -moz-user-select: none;
  -ms-user-select: none;
  user-select: none;
}

.wrapper .tab-container li a {
  background-image: none !important;
  padding-left: 0 !important;
  padding-top: 0 !important;
  padding-bottom: 0 !important;
  margin-bottom: 0 !important;
  color: #222;
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.wrapper .tab-container li a span {
  background-image: none !important;
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  background-position: 0 !important;
  padding-right: 0 !important;
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A: Hope I didn't misinterpret your expectations, but I believed you were referring to the way that, if you shrink and grow your browser, you will see the final slide appear and disappear based on whether it completely fits in the visible area, and some amount of gray background space is always visible. For that, I did the following:

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*Swapped float: left on the slides for display: inline-block

*To then counter the extra whitespace appearing between them, add font-size: 0 to the .tab-container (font size is set on each li so this only removes unwanted whitespace)

*To prevent line breaks, add white-space: nowrap to .tab-container. (In developer tools, you can see non-fitting elements were moving to the next line)

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$15m to relocate substation
By David Loughrey
The substation sits in the middle of one of two blocks to be used for the new hospital, on a property owned by Aurora that sits between Cumberland and Castle Sts. Photo: Peter McIntosh
An electricity substation on the site of Dunedin's new hospital needs to be relocated, a process expected to cost $15 million and take three years.
That might mean it would not be off the site until after hospital construction is due to start in 2020.
Pete Hodgson
Whether that would be a problem for the build would not become clear until after a master site plan was completed, Southern Partnership Group chairman Pete Hodgson said on Tuesday.
The plan has been delayed for several weeks, but once it was finished the group would know how much pressure it would put on owner Aurora Energy to move more quickly.
''We've known from the outset that substation would be a difficult site,'' Mr Hodgson said.
Aurora is already looking for land nearby to relocate the North City zone substation that supplies 1400 businesses and homes in the area, including Dunedin Hospital and the University of Otago.
The Ministry of Health is helping in that search, although Aurora can fall back on the Public Works Act if it needs to.
The substation sits in the middle of one of two blocks to be used for the new hospital, on a property owned by Aurora that sits between Cumberland and Castle Sts.
Asked how the process of moving was going, an Aurora spokesman said the company was working with the hospital development team on options to relocate the substation.
The Aurora spokesman said the substation would need to remain in service until the new one was fully operational.
The facility took high voltage electricity from the South Dunedin grid exit point and converts it to lower voltage.
The new site would need to be within a few blocks of the existing substation, as it needed to remain close to the customers it supplied.
Relocation would involve finding a suitable alternative site, obtaining building and resource consents, acquiring land, and designing and building the required infrastructure.
That would include the new substation, the incoming connection from the subtransmission network and outgoing connections to feeders.
The process could take up to three years.
The cost was yet to be determined and would depend on the site, the route for underground cables and whether additional load capacity was required for the new hospital.
''As an indicative estimate, full relocation to a nearby site is likely to be in the order of $10 million to $15 million.''
The spokesman said Aurora Energy was entitled to compensation under the Public Works Act for the value of the land and costs of relocating the substation.
Mr Hodgson said the cost of the shift was budgeted for.
david.loughrey@odt.co.nz
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Rtn2Dun Thu, 15/11/2018 - 2:11pm #
This is turning into another DCC joke, all this should have been investigated prior to the decision being made to put the new Hospital there. It shows that the so-called high rollers, the shakers and movers making these decisions and influncing the decision have not got a clue, and are bent on getting what they want at no matter what cost it is to tax or rate payers, yep Cull you are in that group. Lets see how professional they really are and lest see if they have Dunedin well being at heart. Lets see them take a step back, halt all progress and really review if putting the new Hospital on that block of land is really worth it. Move it, sure they have purchased Cadburys but lets see this become a park like area with a couple of cafes and areas for people to sit and enjoy the Dunedin Rain and cold. - yet again the so called authorities appeared to have not done a full cost analysis of it and I bet you there will be more if they carry on using this site. Cull a true leader steps up and acknowledges he was wrong, takes a check pace, gather's his thoughts, composure and carries on like a true leader. then rips in to the staff. We have not yet seen or heard of you do this- weak.
Dunners Thu, 15/11/2018 - 3:36pm #
Once again your anti-DCC tirade has no foundation in fact.
Firstly, this has nothing to do with the DCC (other than the the fact that a council-owned company owns the land where the substation is).
Secondly, Mayor Cull or anyone else at the DCC had nothing to do with the decision to locate the hospital where it will be.
Thirdly, the steering group in charge (not the DCC in case you are still a bit confused), state in the story that the substation relocation requirement was known about at the outset (that means at the start, again in case you're a bit confused).
Frankly, your ramblings are becoming more and more incomprehensible. Get help.
Not anti DCC I'm sure there are great people working there, but the so called leaders are letting the side down IMHO the DCC does not have a great track record. stolen cars lack of maintenance, sweeping things under the mat.
Did Cull and Pope ( the so called high rollers) or call it the DCC if you wish not have a campaign to get the hospital there which used rate payers coin for that campaign. Surely they had pull in the decision - if they had no pull yet again wasted rate payers coin in that campaign and would have known they were wasting the money . Sure the article says this was budgeted so why even have the article, the 15 Million would be better spent on other things. In todays world climate it is not great having a hospital, the cities major fire station and Central police station with in blocks of each other.
Frankly Dunners you possibly have not traveled much or lived else where in the world and experienced how a city can be run and managed better, I guess I'm more fortunate in that respects.
Rtn2Dun Fri, 16/11/2018 - 1:03am #
Dunners forgot to add some of the stuff the so called professionals are asking from within the DCC is pathetic and either shows they are out of there depth or want buy in from the public as a token gesture, example 'Submissions sought on proposed speed limit changes' around schools not only for school times they want to reduce the speed limit full time -pathetic. Follow a test and proven method that other world leading councils do, and that is flashing lights on a speed limit when in force twice a day for a period 5 days a week, it must be controlled centrally because it doesn't happen during weekends, public holidays and school holidays, so you wonder why people get annoyed with the lack of accountability and always trying to re invent the wheel.
if people don't ramble like you say the so called leaders think they are awesome and doing a great job, they need to be held accountable and questioned.
Nash Sat, 08/12/2018 - 1:32pm #
Rtn2Dun- The new hospital is a government project, not DCC.
DCC campaigned to have in central Dunedin rather than rural/suburban Dunedin (at the top of a hill) and because we, the people, wanted it here and topography dictated.
If you want international evidence, look to London moving Charing Cross hospital to North London when Charing Cross, Strand, Trafalgar Square and Shaftesbury Ave all carry a high density of people 24/7. Traffic congestion delays patient getting to North London.
Princess Margaret Hospital in an outer suburb of Christchurch contained a Coronary Care Unit when most of the population 24/7 were working/living in the CBD. Delay in transferring patients costs lives. The first hour is important.
One wonders why some Rtn2Dun if they dislike it so much.


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Fight Reports
Katana 4 'Bushido' Glasgow Results
Marriott Hotel, Glasgow, Scotland
ProKick team do well in Scotland. Man of the moment lifting the top prize for fight of the night, Darren McMiullan (2nd from left)
The ProKick team were in Glasgow, Scotland on Saturday Night (27th August) and three wins out of four wasn't bad result! Gary Fullerton, Darren McMullan, Paul Best and Karl McBlain all travelled over to do battle in Duncan Airlie James's fourth installment of his 'Katana' Series of events and although not a perfect score it was still another successful trip for Billy Murray's ProKick team.
Fight Report
Gary Fullerton wasn't on the side of the judge. A couple of infringements on the rules one of which was certainly debatable. The referee had minus pointed him on two seperate occasions for hitting after he shouted stop. We all know that fighters are passionate but when the referee is behind the fighters it is very difficult for a fighter to hear. Gary's first round was very cautious and he should have put his stall out then but left it a bit too late. Had a great third round pushing Marc Dixon from pillar to post. Gary lost on a majority decision.
Next up was heavyweight Paul Best in only his second fight. He was fighting under Katana semi-pro rules however both camps agreed not to wear any shin or foot protection. That may have been the downfall to the scottish fighter as Best unleashed some powerful low kicks that sent him to the canvas for a count and was clearly hurt. In the second round however, the tough Scot came back with some good punch combinations and it was very clear that this was turning into a good old fashioned
slug fest and was going to be determined by who wanted it the most. Into the third round and it was back to the strong low kick for Best but Perry was having great success with his boxing skills and was matching Paul "The Beast" Best with shot for shot.
Suddenly a gigantic right hook floored Perry, but due to Perry's fitness and conditioning, he rose to see the end of the match. Congratulations to both fighters for a great display of heart, fitness, brute strength and at times some good technique.
Karl McBlain was fighting Kokoro Kai's Ryan Lyall under Pro Katana rules over 3 x 3 Minute Rounds. This was not a professional fight for McBlai, the only difference that it was 3 minute rounds instead of 2 min and there were no shin guards or feet protection compared to the fights above and obviously, no money changed hands.
Saying that, it was a step up in fight opponents for the East Belfast fighter McBlain. In the opening round McBlain kept a little to his game plan, which was to concentrate on the full-contact specialist's legs.
It was a competitive match from start to finish but definitely a clash of styles where McBlain is familiar with the low-kick style whilst Scottish opponet Lyall, wasn't. For the most part it was somewhat of an untidy fight, good boxing skills were coming from Lyall and on occasions very nice kicks from McBlain. McBlain was definitely the more effective kicker and clearly hurt the Scot who was un somewhat unfamiliar territory. When the final bell sounded there could be only one winner, McBlain who took the win on a unanimous decision.
DarrenMcMullan was the pinultimate main event as he faced rising star Alan MacDonald from Katana Gym. Despite the weight division, 80-85kg Katana Division, the fight was agreed at 79kg Max as McMullan fights at a maximum of 77kg. At the weigh in, it took a couple of attempts for MacDonald to make the weight, mainly because he jumped on the scales with everything on including keys and phone. His final stripped weight was 79.5kg to McMaullan's 77kg.
When MacDonald was called to the ring, it seemed that the whole of Scotland had packed into the venue as he had a lot of support with him. It was a different reception that McMullan received from cheers to boo's but that's all part of the spirit of the game where home fight fans get behind their fighters. From the opening round, Darren kept to his plan of attack. To maintain the distance between him and the shorter man with his reach and using his long front strikes. There were some nice exchanges with some low kicks and good knee strikes and it was clear that it was working for The East Belfast fighter. Second round was much of the same with Darren landing the meatier and the heavier shots and it looked at times that MacDonald didn't have an answer to break McMullan's defence. It wasn't until the thirs round when MacDonald landed some heavy low kicks that clearly hurt the ProKick fighter and it's was a good job he didn't capitalise and take advantage of McMullan's leaky defence as this could have forced a stoppage in the fight.
There was a moment of madness on MacDonald's part as he was under pressure in his own corner, taking multiple unanswered shots then decided to drop his hands and invited McMullan to take further shots. This didn't do him any favours as McMullan landed some hard shots that opened up the Scot's left eye, further sealing his defeat for the judges. Right after the fight, The 'Ballybeen Samurai' also received a special trophy for being involved in what was voted as the "fight of the night."
This would make a great top of the bill fight for any promote. Negociations are in hand to bring MacDonald to Belfast for October 30th. Let's hope we can get him here.
A big thank you to Duncan Airlie-Jame, Scotland's true braveheart. For a wonderfully organised event once more. He has done four promotions this year and he is topping off in The Hilton Glasgow for Katana 5 'The Rising Sun' Fight coaches and promoters should take a leaf out of Duncan Airlie James's event. He knows how to treat fighters, how to put on a show and he is definitely setting the bar very high for others to follow. Support him when you can.
Duncan Airlie-James will be ringside at ProKick's 'Fright Night' event as guest judge.
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Luchthaven Salka (Russisch: аэропорт Салка) of Nizjni Tagil Salka of Nizjni Tagil Noordoost is een militair vliegveld op 17 kilometer ten noordoosten van de stad Nizjni Tagil in de Russische oblast Sverdlovsk. Van de jaren 50 tot de jaren 80 was hier het 765e luchtonderscheppingsregiment gestationeerd, dat gebruik maakte van Su-9-vliegtuigen en later van MiG-23P's. In 1994 werd de eenheid opgeheven. In 2006 werd het vliegveld overgeheveld van het Russische Ministerie van Defensie naar het Instituut voor Metaaltesten van Nizjni Tagil. Voor de Wapenexpositie van 2008 staat een reconstructie van het vliegveld gepland.

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A humanitarian and diplomatic crisis is unfolding on the Colombia-Venezuela border
Written by Daily Bulletin
Stand-off: Colombian and Venezuelan police at the border.Reuters/Jose Gomez
While Europe is absorbed by the refugee crisis, another furious border crisis is unfolding in South America, displacing and endangering thousands of people.
At the end of August 2015, Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro shut the most important crossing points of the Colombia-Venezuela border. He declared a state of emergency, and began to deport Colombians illegally living on the Venezuelan side of the border en masse. An already high level of militarisation in the region was further increased.
This came after three members of the Venezuelan Guardia Nacional were injured in what Maduro called an attack from Colombian paramilitaries link. Maduro's measures were meant to drive Colombian paramilitaries from Venezuelan territory, and to stop the flows of Venezuelan-subsidised goods and gasoline into Colombia.
The consequences have been devastating.
Political circus
The border fracas has triggered a humanitarian crisis. According to OCHA, at least 1,467 Colombians have been deported and another estimated 17,000 have crossed the border informally. Many have waded with their belongings through the hip-deep border river to escape the harsh measures of the Venezuelan state forces.
This is also a diplomatic crisis. Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos and Maduro recalled their respective Ambassadors for consultations, and Santos called for the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and the Organization of American States (OAS) to step in.
In both countries, the affair has started a "politiquería" (political circus). Venezuela's opposition, the church and human rights organisations have all criticised what they consider xenophobic measures, and yet Maduro has used the situation to rally his supporters behind him in Caracas.
In Colombia, meanwhile, former president Álvaro Uribe and Santos travelled to Cúcuta. They shook hands with Colombians, expelled by Venezuela.
Venezuela's National Guards at the closed international bridge La Union.Reuters
Yet the bigger tragedy is that these people went to Venezuela because they fled Colombia's civil war. Today in Cúcuta, also poor Colombians who never left the country turn to the makeshift shelters for recent returnees. They try to get a share of the benefits that were never offered to them.
Many question marks hover. Why does Maduro claim that Colombian paramilitaries attacked Venezuelans? Already, there are reports that the killing resulted from a turf war among elements of the Venezuelan armed forces.
Why did Maduro only shut the border in the state of Táchira, and then in Zulia? Contraband is booming along the entire 2,219km-long Colombia-Venezuela border. Staple goods, gasoline and ammunition are smuggled from Venezuela to Colombia, while cocaine is trafficked in the other direction and then shipped to the US and Europe.
Why does Maduro "only" reject the presence of paramilitaries? He's certainly right that the successors of right-wing Colombian paramilitary groups do operate in Venezuela. They have introduced practices not seen before, among them killing people on one side of the border and dumping their bodies on the other side to escape the attention of human rights defenders.
Yet these cobbled-together right-wing groups are not the only armed actors involved. It's an open secret that the Colombian guerrillas FARC and ELN are active in Venezuela's border zone. They control territory in Zulia, and share territory with the FBL, a Venezuelan leftist armed group, in Apure.
Caracas' supposed links with these groups, and its not dissimilar ideological orientation, may explain why Maduro tolerates their presence while kicking out right-wing groups. But cities such as Maracaibo are host to other groups, including the Mexican Sinaloa cartel. Should Venezuela deport all Mexicans in Maracaibo? Certainly not.
Making sense of the crisis is extremely difficult. In Venezuela, it is seen as a politically motivated action; with parliamentary elections coming up in December, deporting Colombians – who are portrayed as smugglers, criminals and troublemakers – is an all-too-convenient way to attract votes. The state of emergency in Táchira may even become a pretext to postpone the election, giving Maduro time to remedy his abysmally low popularity.
In Colombia, rumours relate the crisis to the peace talks between FARC and the Colombian government. For many, Venezuela has lost credibility to act as a guarantor for the ongoing negotiations. If Venezuela's out of the game, FARC will probably leave the negotiation table, leading the talks into a disaster.
And then there's the drug business. Colombia recently extradited two important traffickers to the US, even though Venezuela rejected the move. The traffickers supposedly had links to high-ranking Venezuelan military officials, well-connected with government circles. If they speak out once in US custody, that may be uncomfortable to say the least for the Caracas government.
Within the borderlands, locals point to the intense military operations against Megateo, the wanted narco-broker of Colombia's Norte de Santander state.
Megateo controls the region's cocaine business, and deals with traffickers in Venezuela to ship the drug across the border. There have long been unconfirmed claims that Caracas protects officials who are involved in this business; Megateo apparently flew to Venezuela. The turmoil of the deportations and state of emergency may be a Venezuelan smokescreen to protect him - or, probably less likely, a Colombian means to carry out their operations undisturbed.
Despite differing perceptions, all the issues behind these hypotheses have one thing in common: they can only be tackled by both countries working together.
By managing and regulating the border rather than "fence" it, Caracas can promote legal cross-border trade. This would contribute to tackle its severe economic crisis, which in turn could help shore up Maduro's support in time for the December election.
Bogotá stands to gain too. If the two governments can come up with a way to support Colombians who fled violence and to tackle the multiple violent non-state groups across the border rather than reacting after mass deportations, the Colombian government's peacemaking credibility could be dramatically boosted.
Some of the most entrenched root causes of Colombia's armed conflict lie in these border areas. If Bogotá really wants to end the conflict, it must account for those and for the fact that the violence committed by Colombia's violent groups extends well beyond the Venezuelan border.
On top of all this, managing the border jointly is a vital part of tackling the drug trade. Jointly caring for the borderlands, not only the borderline that limits their national territory, is the only way to stop the huge financial flows that are diverted from the legal economy into the illicit industry.
And after all, who wouldn't want a bit of extra money in their economy?
Annette Idler does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond the academic appointment above.
Authors: Daily Bulletin
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Cristian Alberdi López (born 14 April 1980) is a Spanish retired footballer who played as a central midfielder.

Club career
Born in San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa, Alberdi finished his youth career with local Real Sociedad and made his senior debuts with the reserves in the 2000–01 season, being promoted from Tercera División. In summer 2002, he joined Real Unión, in Segunda División B.

In the following seven years, Alberdi competed in the third division, representing UD Pájara Playas de Jandía, Benidorm CF, Real Unión, Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa, Logroñés CF and AD Alcorcón. Later he achieved promotion in 2010, despite being rarely used during the campaign.

On 2 September 2010, aged 30, Alberdi made his professional debut, starting in a 3–2 home win against Celta de Vigo for the season's Copa del Rey. Three days later he played his first game in Segunda División, coming on as a late substitute in a 2–0 home success over SD Ponferradina.

On 29 July 2011, Alberdi signed with SD Amorebieta, thus returning to division three.

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