Cate Blanchett AACTA Awards speech calls for more Aussies on screen.
Cate Blanchett: "I've become one of those ridiculous people who cries, it's just a f***ing award."
The most coveted night in Australian film, the AACTA awards, was held in Sydney last night and Cate Blanchett was awarded the top honour for her outstanding lifetime contribution to Australian screen.
The Oscar winner could not hold back her emotions at winning the 'down-under' homegrown 'Longford Lyell Award'.
She broke down in tears when she reached the podium and dropped the 'f-bomb' to poke fun at herself for being so emotional.
She said the Australian award meant so much to her and her love for the Australian film industry was strong and she was proud to be a part of it.
Cate looked every bit the Hollywood superstar as she walked the red carpet at the AACTA Awards in an elegant Armani floor-length gown.
"You literally put one step in front of the other then to look up and be given a career achievement award, I feel very old but I feel very honoured," Blanchett said when she received the gong.
She took the opportunity to call for more Australian actors to be cast.
"It needs to be fought for," she said.
Backstage, Blanchett said the Australian industry should be celebrated for being small and unique, and should stop trying to emulate other industries around the world.
"I love this industry so deeply and am so very proud to be a part of it that it always pains me so much that we talk ourselves down," Blanchett said.
Blanchett is also an Oscar contender with two films tipped for nominations, Truth and Carol.
Another Kate was awarded on the night, British actress Kate Winslet who won best lead actress for her role in The Dressmaker.
The Dressmaker also won the people's choice film of the year, while Mad Max:Fury Road picked up the two big gongs: best director and best film.


This afghan represents my acquired knowledge of how to perform entrelac crochet in the round. I found this stitch easy and fun to do, but one must keep track of one's stitch count, as I got too comfortable twice and two of the square are actually bigger than they are supposed to be. I was not a fan of the continuous method, switching between yarns, as a ridge is created on the back side. In the future, I will just cut the yarn and sew in the ends.
The project name – Mirror In The Bathroom by The English Beat – is representative of my ska period and in honor of one of my most favorite ska bands.


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However, there will be no strict restrictions and we expect presentations also on the newest verification of the Standard model and its extention, as well as Higgs particle physics.
The Conference will consist of presentations of invited lectures as well short communications, with a mix of theoretical talks and experimental reviews.
The deadline for abstract submission is set on 31. May, 2013.


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Russia Defies US Threats Over Venezuela
The Real News Network: Trump insists Russia 'get out' of Venezuela; Vijay Prashad says Russia is protecting its own economic interests, billions in outstanding loans
Yield Curve Inverts
Max and Stacy discuss how the yield curve inverting normally signals a recession, but the service sector is booming. Meanwhile, the budget deficit is exploding as the government free for all ratchets up. Max also interviews Nomi Prins of NomiPrins.com and author of 'Collusion: How Central Bankers Rigged the World', and they discuss indications from the US central bank that negative interest rates may be on the cards in the event of a downturn.
Why Is 'Cultural Marxism' So Offensive?
By ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon: Earlier this week former Brexit minister Suella Braverman referred to 'Cultural Marxism' in a speech. All hell broke loose immediately. The former minister was attacked by the usual Jewish and Zionist pressure groups, ranging from The Board of Deputies (BOD) to Hope not Hate to the usual compromised Labour politicians. However, unlike our caricature of an opposition leader who grovels on demand, Mrs Braverman kept her dignity intact. She didn't see any point to retract, apologise or promise not to repeat the phrase as the BOD demanded.
One may wonder why 'Cultural Marxism' is so offensive to some?
Because 'Cultural Marxism' is obviously truthful and precise in its capacity to encapsulate a crucial and disastrous transition in the evolvement of 20th century Left thinking.
As opposed to traditional Marxism that theorizes over the necessary condition toward social change by means of class struggle, 'Cultural Marxism' aims to introduce a change by cultural shift. At a certain stage some (neo) marxists and socialists were clever and honest enough to accept that the revolution wasn't going to happen. The working class couldn't be bothered and even if they could, they were too busy attending their jobs. The revolution had to be facilitated by different means.
The END Of Russiagate!
Lee Camp: We're being suppressed by major social media platforms. The best way to keep track of our content is to join our email list by texting "REDACTED" to 444-999.
U.S. Subverts Peace And Israel By Affirming Land Grabs
By Hussein Ibish: That departure from U.S. and international norms will weaken both Israeli and Arab incentives to seek peace.
By rebooting American expectations, the Trump administration is revising Israeli calculations.
For Israeli annexationists, the sky is now the limit.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is surrounded by people in his own Likud party and among his coalition partners who favor annexing parts of the West Bank, notably the areas on the western side of a separation wall built since 2002 along with major settlement blocs and the Jordan River valley.
Last year, Likud endorsed the de facto annexation of many Israeli settlements. So did the Knesset before being restrained by cooler heads, including Netanyahu himself.
Whoever wins the upcoming Israeli election, the drive towards annexation in the West Bank is likely to pick up speed. What argument is left against it?
Until now, that argument was decisively made by history and international law.
In the early 1980s, Israel effectively annexed first East Jerusalem and then the Golan Heights, which it had seized from Syria in the 1967 war. The administration of President Ronald Reagan pushed back, joining the rest of the international community in rejecting those claims and upholding the principal enshrined in the United Nations charter of the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by war.
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Why The UN World 'Happiness' Report Is A Load Of Nonsense
No, Finland is not the happiest place on Earth.
By Jon Hellevig: The Finnish government has been basking in media glory as the country was declared the world's happiest nation second year in a row in the recently published UN World Happiness Report. But it isn't. Despite the clickbait title, the study did not even measure happiness.
What they actually attempted to study was how satisfied people are with their present life conditions. You don't need to be an Einstein to understand that that's relative; relative to your past experience, relative to your expectations. If you think as many do "Could be worse" you would reply "It's good, it's OK." This then is recorded as satisfaction. If you feel bad but are brainwashed to think that your country is the best of all possible countries you might also give high marks to the country. That's what the Finns do. Really, what the UN report boils down to is a study of how satisfied people are with how things are organized in their country.
Not happiness but satisfaction with how the country is governed
You would think that when one wants to determine whether a person is happy or not, one would put that question to the person.
US Child Protective Service Created A Gestapo Police State
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: My generation and that of our children grew up without Child Protective Service (CPS). We stand up very well compared to subsequent generations.
Child Protective Services is an extremely intrusive government agency that would not have been tolerated. The power of this police agency trumps parental rights and responsibilities. The agency is an important part of the destruction of liberty that I have witnessed over my lifetime.
The Gestapo power that the state now wields over parents is a creation of "child advocates" who believe that it is the function of government to protect children from parents. One consequence has been to erode parental control and to effectively end it in the case of rebellious children who respond to punishment by calling CPS and reporting their parents. CPS has powerful incentives to seize children as it justifies the agency's existance and brings a federal payment for each child seized.
There are reports that many of the seized children end up in the hands of pedophiles, but governments seldom want to hear that they are doing harm rather than good.
Why has child safety changed so much over my lifetime that children need a police agency to protect them? Why could I and my 5 year old classmates walk alone to our neighborhood schools, for example, but such a thing is unthinkable today.
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U+1F3AE was added to Unicode in version 6.0 (2010). It belongs to the block Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs in the Supplementary Multilingual Plane.
This character is a Other Symbol and is commonly used, that is, in no specific script. The character is also known as video game controller.
The glyph is not a composition. It has a Neutral East Asian Width. In bidirectional context it acts as Other Neutral and is not mirrored. In text U+1F3AE behaves as Ideographic regarding line breaks. It has type Other for sentence and Other for word breaks. The Grapheme Cluster Break is Any.
A game controller is a device used with games or entertainment systems to provide input to a video game, typically to control an object or character in the game. A controller is usually connected to a game console or computer by means of a wire or cord, although, since the mid-2000s, wireless controllers have become widespread. Input devices that have been classified as game controllers include keyboards, mice, gamepads, joysticks, etc. Special purpose devices, such as steering wheels for driving games and light guns for shooting games, are also game controllers.
Game controllers have been designed and improved over the years to be as user friendly as possible. The Microsoft Xbox controller, with its shoulder triggers that mimic actual triggers such as those found on guns, has become popular for shooting games. Some controllers are designed to be deliberately best for one type of game, such as steering wheels for driving games, or dance pads for dancing games.
One of the first video game controllers was a simple dial and single button, used to control the game Tennis for Two. Since then, controllers have evolved to include directional pads, multiple buttons, joysticks, motion detection, analog sticks, touch screens, and a plethora of other features.


These NPCs do infact have 6,400HP.
This guy is an Alliance questgiver. He gives the quest to obtain Silithyst, "Scouring the Desert." He is located at the little Alliance camp near Hive Zora at 39, 46.
The idea with this quest is that you look around Silithus for Silithyst geysers. These are little orange-brown mounds that shoot a beam of orange mist up in the air.
When you put your cursor on one of these things, an icon consisting of a horde and alliance shield appears. Right click on the mound and you will start glowing. You now have the silithyst.
You take this back to the booth next to the questgiver. It has a glowing column of blue light shooting up in the air and can be seen for a long way.
Sorry, you have to walk. If you mount up, the silithyst drops on the ground. While you have the "glow" you are flagged for PvP.
This is not a repeatable quest, but the little numbers at the top of the screen indicate how many of these things have been turned in by each faction. If one faction reaches 200, they get a buff. Turning these in also earns you honor points and rep with Cenarion Circle.
Dieser NPC befindet sich in Silithus (2).


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Sara Linnéa Eriksson, född 13 april 1981 i Linköping, är en svensk före detta handbollsspelare. Hon är högerhänt och spelade i anfall som niometersspelare. Hon deltog i 122 landskamper för Sveriges damlandslag i handboll, bland annat under EM 2006 och OS i Peking 2008 och EM 2008 och VM 2009.

Sara Erikssons sista klubb som spelare blev tyska HC Leipzig.

Klubbar
  Lambohov IF
  RP IF (–2000)
  Team Eslövs IK (2000–2005)
  Gjerpen Håndball (2005–2006)
  FC Köpenhamn (2006–2008)
  HC Leipzig (2008–2011)

Meriter
 2 SM-guld (2002 och 2003) med Team Eslöv
 2 Tyska mästerskapstitlar med HC Leipzig

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Externa länkar

Födda 1981
Levande personer
Kvinnor
Svenska handbollsspelare
Tävlande vid olympiska sommarspelen 2008 från Sverige
Tävlande i handboll vid olympiska sommarspelen 2008
Spelare i RP IF
Spelare i Eslövs IK
Svenska mästare i handboll
Idrottare från Linköping
Mottagare av Stora grabbars och tjejers märke
Tyska mästare i handboll

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New 'Solo' Poster Is a Breath of Fresh Air for 'Star Wars' Fans
New Solo Poster Is a Breath of Fresh Air for Star Wars Fans
Trevor Norkey
— May 1st, 2018
With the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story less than a month away, Disney and Lucasfilm have released a new Dolby poster for the Star Wars spin-off. As opposed to the previous posters, which have featured a busy, orange background, this poster feels like a blank canvas, which is actually a good thing.
In recent months, many long-time Star Wars fans have grown worried that their favorite movie franchise would soon become oversaturated with the amount of movies and TV series it was receiving. Solo: A Star Wars Story, the second of a seemingly endless list of Star Wars spin-offs coming from Lucasfilm, has been the epitome of many people's complaints. Not only has it been described as a movie that "nobody asked for," but it is also the first Star Wars movie to release around six months after the previous one.
The latest Solo poster may subtly put a lot of minds to ease, however. The previous posters for the movie have had a busy background, and have essentially looked like every other Star Wars or Marvel poster from the past 3 years. There has been a stylistic choice for posters that has seemed to work for Disney that they have used for their two largest franchises time and time again. While the posters usually look cool, they do tend to blend in when you put them all together. This is what makes the latest Solo: A Star Wars Story poster stand out.
Related: 10 Biggest Box Office Bombs of 2018
Instead of a busy background featuring a bright orange landscape, the latest poster instead is essentially blank. It has a bit of a texture, with a thin black border, but besides that, there's not much in the background to distract us from the main subject, which is the characters. The edges are rough, making it look like it's a lightly beat up piece of paper. It's actual paying homage to one of the first ever posters for Star Wars: A New Hope released in 1977, which featured a similar esthetic, which we've included below in case you're way too young to even know it exists in the first place.
Without beating around the bush, the latest Solo: A Star Wars Story poster looks as though it was made in a Western style. While we have no current confirmation if the latest Star Wars movie actually is a Western movie, the storyline and the trailers might hint at that. For example, the latest trailer featured a close-up shot Han Solo's hand over his gun holster, which is a shot commonly used in classic Western standoff scenes. In addition, the entire movie stars an outlaw, which may not be exclusive to Westerns, but is a common trope for the genre to use.
While the idea of Solo being a Western may not seem huge, it does prove that the next installment in the Star Wars franchise is going to stand out. Whereas the previous Star Wars spin-off was a War movie, this one may be a Western. This hopping back-and-forth between genres may actually pay off for the Star Wars spin-offs, as each movie will be able to stand out without the fear of them blending together.
While the newest poster from Lucasfilm may seem blank and empty, it is actually full of promise and hope for Star Wars fans who are afraid of the franchise becoming oversaturated. This poster sends a message saying that this movie will stand out. While I'm sure this won't be the message everyone takes away from this background-less poster, it is most likely the message Lucasfilm is trying to send. All in all, this rarely used style is a breath of fresh air.
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Interesting enough, the Arcana of the Month is The Hanged Man, since the Sun is in Virgo until September 23, the beginning of autumn. Virgo is known for its abilities to classify, analyze, and edit. She looks at what works and what doesn't; how can she improve something in order for it to function appropriately. That's why she pays lots of attention to details. When these traits are taken to an extreme, it can lead to obsessive-compulsive tendencies or perfectionism because she's afraid of making mistakes. Nonetheless, it is a sign of humility, service, and work. It is through routines and disciplines that stability and success is achieved. It's important to keep it in balance by not losing sight of the final destination, the purpose. Despite being a very practical sign, Virgo is also very spiritual.
The Hanged Man is an interesting Tarot card because it means that in order to find the answers you are seeking, you must see things and circumstances through a new lens, a new perspective. It also represents sacrifice and restrictions. Virgo is related to this arcana through a keyword: purification.
During the month of September, it will be crucial to innovate, think differently, find solutions where we usually don't look for them, and eliminating old patterns and beliefs. The Hanged Man is the Tarot card of liberation because knowledge sets you free. Let's look for unconventional ideas, new ways of thinking, and see life in an innovative way.
Even though sacrifices need to be made in order to achieve our desires, we must not forget what is it that leads us to freedom, to a better world.
The Emperor is the yan or the masculine side of The Empress, the arcana of the month of July. It is the conqueror, the one who expands horizons. Likewise, it is the ruler of an arid and hostile land full of challenges.
The Emperor is a card ruled by Capricorn. This is the zodiac archetype that talks about reaching our goals, our professional career, and how to face challenges without letting fears stop us.
During the month of August, we must not only set goals but we will work hard, with a lot of discipline and effort towards them. These goals may be related to our profession or to a relationship that we want to develop, but, above all, it has to do with our life purpose.
Capricorn rules the highest point of our natal chart. It is a sign of earth and is what allows us to materialize our dreams, ideas and desires.
This month is ideal to be practical and to work very hard. We have to bear in mind that in August we have an eclipse on the 11th and that we are still going to have Mercury Retrograde. Therefore, particularly in this first half of the month we will be reviewing our plans. It is a moment to reflect and review those aspects that perhaps have not been working out and we have to reconsider them. Perhaps, we must change the plans, maintaining the goals, especially with issues related to creative projects and romance.
We will be thinking about how our talents and interests can serve us to shine and promote those projects that we are working on and that we hope will be carried out successfully later on. In terms of relationships, we will reflect on who our true friends are.
During this month, there may be break-ups in relationships or we may experience an unbalance wherever we are standing. The essential thing to avoid acting impulsively and to know that matters are not going to move with the speed that we want.


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Unnecessary Commas and Common Comma Mistakes
Nov 15, 2017 in Grammar
Perhaps because it is one of the most common punctuation marks, the comma is also one of the most commonly misused. Unnecessary commas abound, but this guide will help you steer clear of most common comma mistakes.
Avoiding Unnecessary Commas
Knowing when to use commas includes knowing when not to use them. Unnecessary commas are a common grammatical error and occur in a variety of sentence constructions. For instance, a comma should never separate a subject from its verb. Unnecessary commas do this all the time:
Incorrect: The last doughnut, is Jim's.
Correct: The last doughnut is Jim's.
By the same token, a comma should not separate a verb from its direct object:
Incorrect: I knew immediately, what the alarm meant.
Correct: I knew immediately what the alarm meant.
In this case, "what the alarm meant" is the direct object of the verb "knew," so it should not be separated from its verb by a comma.
Common Comma Mistakes
With these quick and easy tips, you'll be a pro at sidestepping common comma mistakes, from avoiding comma splices to connecting independent clauses to communicating your meaning clearly.
What Are Comma Splices?
A comma splice is a type of run-on sentence. A run-on occurs when two clauses that can stand alone as sentences are presented as a single sentence. A comma splice is a run-on that occurs when two independent clauses are connected by a comma without an appropriate conjunction. "The man ate the pie, he didn't pay the bill" is a comma splice. "The man ate the pie" and "He didn't pay the bill" are independent clauses. The sentence can be fixed in three different ways.
You can separate the two clauses into independent sentences:
The man ate the pie. He didn't pay the bill.
You can use a semicolon to properly connect the two clauses:
The man ate the pie; he didn't pay the bill.
Or you can add a conjunction:
The man ate the pie, but he didn't pay the bill.
Is There Always a Comma before "But"?
"Is there always a comma before 'but'?" is a common comma question, and a good understanding of coordinating conjunctions will provide the answer. In one of the examples above, "but" was used as a conjunction to correct a comma splice. One of the most common comma mistakes is not using a comma before a coordinating conjunction (such as "but") when the conjunction connects two independent clauses:
Incorrect: The man ate the pie but he didn't pay the bill.
Correct: The man ate the pie, but he didn't pay the bill.
If you're wondering whether there is always a comma before "but," remember that the comma is only correct if the two clauses are both capable of standing alone as independent sentences. If the sentence has only one subject but has two verbs or objects, you shouldn't use a comma:
Incorrect: The pie is tasty, but too sweet.
Correct: The pie is tasty but too sweet.
The phrase "too sweet" is not a complete sentence, so you don't use a comma before "but."
Pro Tip: This rule applies to English's seven coordinating conjunctions: "for," "and," "nor," "but," "or," "yet," and "so." You can remember these seven using the mnemonic FANBOYS.
Do You Use a Comma before "Because"?
"Because" is a conjunction that connects a dependent clause to its main clause. You do use a comma before "because" if the dependent clause that comes after it is merely supplementary—or parenthetical—information. Usually, you don't need the comma at all:
I like eating pie because it is tasty.
In this example, a comma is not needed because the meaning of the sentence is clear. But sometimes, meaning can depend entirely on the presence or absence of a comma. In this example, the clause following "because" could give the sentence two meanings:
He didn't ask the woman out because she was pretty.
Did he not ask her out due to her pretty appearance, or did he actually ask her out for a different reason? The sentence is unclear. If you do use the comma before "because," the second part of the sentence becomes an extra bit of explanation of the man's actions:
He didn't ask the woman out, because she was pretty.
Here, the sentence implies that perhaps this man is intimidated by attractive women, so he doesn't like to ask them out.
In the example above, If you don't use a comma before "because," your sentence could mean the man asked the woman out for reasons other than her prettiness. You may need to add more information to make the situation clear:
He didn't ask her out because she was pretty; he was attracted to her quick wit.
Pro Tip: Because this is a very unusual sentence construction, you are more likely to avoid readers misunderstanding your meaning if you rephrase the sentence, adding more information.
Using a Comma before "Please" or a Comma after "Please"
Whether you put a comma before "please" or a comma after "please" depends on the tone you want to strike and on the position of the word "please" in the sentence.
When Do I Use a Comma after "Please"?
Let's talk about tone first. For example, you could say this:
Please take out the trash.
That's perfectly acceptable. But you could also use a comma after "please":
Please, take out the trash.
By adding the comma after "please," the sentence changes tone, and the "please" sounds more irritated and exasperated. Both sentences are correct, but their tones are very different.
When Do I Use a Comma before "Please?
It's generally fine to use a comma before "please" when it comes at the end of a sentence. But watch out! If you see a comma before "please" in the middle of a sentence, you may have run into one of those dreaded comma splices:
Incorrect: I would like some pie, please bring me the dessert menu.
In this case, you must remove the comma before "please" and fix the comma splice:
I would like some pie. Please bring me the dessert menu.
I would like some pie; please bring me the dessert menu.
I would like some pie, so please bring me the dessert menu.
Not Only / But Also Comma Usage
"Not only" and "but also" are what are known as correlative conjunctions (much like "either/or" and "neither/nor"). Correlative conjunctions connect two parallel clauses or words. The "not only but also comma" issue is one that comes up a lot, but the quick and dirty rule to remember is that parallel verb or noun elements do not require commas:
Incorrect: He was not only a good friend, but also a great brother.
Correct: He was not only a good friend but also a great brother.
Incorrect: The stolen vehicle was not only moving rapidly, but also veering wildly.
Correct: The stolen vehicle was not only moving rapidly but also veering wildly.
When faced with the "not only but also comma" issue, remember that in most cases, you won't need that unnecessary comma!
With these common comma mistakes out of the way, your writing will be better than ever. Join us for future articles on grammatical issues, or check out our list of 10 common writing errors and how to correct them. Or check out our description of different editing styles to gain insight into how your editors think.
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MKD says:
Thanks so much for this post. I've always struggled with using too many unnecessary commas. I really like to sprinkle them everywhere! And I definitely didn't know the rule about whether there is always a comma before "but". Thanks for the examples. They make the rules a lot easier. Awesome article!
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Q: Parse text with multiple strings in brackets into arrays I have a problem with parsing something like this:
{form_settings['settings']['title']: "Titulek", form_settings['settings']['description']: "Popisek formuláře...", form_settings['settings']['gdpr']: "ip", form_settings['settings']['acquisition']: "n", form_settings['settings']['style_form']: "without_border", …}

I want something like in the PHP, where you can call this
$form_settings['settings']['title']

But you can't do it in javascript and i want to use similiar array like in the php I want to do something like that
form_settings['settings']['title']

Because it doesn't work, do you know how to parse it? Thanks for the answers!
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<div class="col-md-10 col-form-label">
  <input type="text" id="title-for-receiver" class="form-control" name="form_settings['email']['{$input_form['EMAIL']['title_for_receiver']->name}']" value={$input_form['EMAIL']['title_for_receiver']->value} />
</div>

And I got these values through javascript
function getFormData(form){
var unindexed_array = form.serializeArray();
var indexed_array = {};

$.map(unindexed_array, function(n, i){
    indexed_array[n['name']] = n['value'];
});

return indexed_array;
}

A: This is not something you can parse.  That "parse" indicates a string or something that can be. THIS: cannot be "parsed":

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*It has both single ' and double " quotes so NEITHER will work to make it a string which is a parse-able object.

*It has internal elements with no quotes also

{form_settings['settings']['title']: "Titulek",
  form_settings['settings']['description']: "Popisek formuláře...",
  form_settings['settings']['gdpr']: "ip",
  form_settings['settings']['acquisition']: "n",
  form_settings['settings']['style_form']: "without_border", …}

EDIT: I added mythingString and the parse of that to be more patently obvious.
Perhaps pass a better object:

var mything = {
  "form_settings['settings']['title']": "Titulek",
  "form_settings['settings']['description']": "Popisek formuláře...",
  "form_settings['settings']['gdpr']": "ip",
  "form_settings['settings']['acquisition']": "n",
  "form_settings['settings']['style_form']": "without_border"
};

console.log(mything["form_settings['settings']['title']"]);

var mything2 = {
  form_settings: {
    settings: {
      'title': "Titulek",
      'description': "Popisek formuláře...",
      'gdpr': "ip",
      'acquisition': "n",
      'style_form': "without_border"
    }
  }
};
console.log(mything2.form_settings['settings']['title']);
console.log(mything2.form_settings.settings.title);

var mythingString = '{"form_settings[settings][title]": "Titulek",  "form_settings[settings][description]": "Popisek formuláře...", "form_settings[settings][gdpr]": "ip",  "form_settings[settings][acquisition]": "n", "form_settings[settings][style_form]": "without_border"}';

var parsedThing = JSON.parse(mythingString);
console.log(parsedThing["form_settings[settings][title]"]);

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Heather didn't go with the Mills Of God, then
Heather Mills' latest bid to reinvent herself is to turn herself into a kind of cruelty-free Colonel Sanders. She's opening a vegan restaurant in Hove, which she believes will be franchised out around the world:
The Argus can exclusively reveal that Ms Mills' latest venture called V-Bites will open at Hove Lagoon in July.
V Bites? Maybe you should register plans for a juice bar chain called H Sucks while you're at it.
The idea - a vegan food chain - isn't a bad one in itself, although the lack of a successful vegetarian chain, despite there being more vegetarians than vegans, suggests the business planning might have been a bit weak. And Heather doesn't seem sure what sort of place it is:
"It has been made into a very hip 21st century place."
So it's a hip, high-end place? Sounds expensive.
Ms Mills said the menu will be affordable and visitors to the nearby park will also be able to buy vegan burgers from a serving hatch.
It's a hip, high-end place with a cheap burger hatch?
Ms Mills said that each room would have a different feel to it, with one turned into a family creche area where children can play with interactive screens which will teach them about different fruits and vegetables and a dining area which will serve a daily selection of vegan dishes from around the world.
"Mummy! Mummy! Can we go to the restaurant where we can learn about the kumquat today? Pleeeeeease..."
[Mills] said: "It's for everybody. It will be very family orientated during the day but it will be for all ages. My grandmother lived here for 38 years so I really want it to be somewhere elderly people can go as well.
"It is going to be really funky, with nice music and ambience and good staff."
So it's funky and hip, for children and the elderly, pushing burgers through a slot... I'm not sure, but I suspect Mills may have ended the tour by telling The Argus that the restaurant will also be able to fly, and special singing potatoes will provide makeovers at the Fairy-powered clamshell.
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GWC Podcast #20
It seems like season 3.0 just started, but here we are at the mid-season cliffhanger already. Highlights: Wetryto unravel the mystery of the Eye of Jupiter, love on Adama's nerves of steel, wonder what'll come of Anders, discuss Athena's baby momma drama, and wish this wasn't the last new BSG we'll get until January! Note: GWC will continue 'casting through the break with some very cool guests — check the blog (or listen at the end of this 'cast) for details.
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Leon Kensington says:
Finally, recognition for my EVIL works!!!
Aser says:
Does what happened to the ground team Raptor in Kobol's Last Gleaming not count as a crash? I guess you could call it a hard landing but if memory serves, wasn't the pilot dead and the instrumentation making all sorts of "this is bad" noises?
Great 'cast as always.
Starbuck's behavior is interesting. We know that she was physically abused as a child, but I'm getting the impression that she was sexually abused as well. There seems to be a lot of 'acting out' going on with her.
No feeling sorry for Dee! She deserves every bit of trauma that Kara can come up with.
Audra's comment made me realize something. Lee gets all his women by physically fighting with them. I have no idea what that means.
Sean, 28 bars, a sports arena, and a strip club? That's like three blocks of downtown Baltimore.
Aser, yeah that was about as hard a landing as it gets. Nobody ejected, however.
Athenor says:
Well. Great episode, great podcast.. Although personally, I felt it was veering a bit too much into the love.. erm… Trapezoid? Parallelogram? Rhombus?
I am a little surprised, however: None of you mentioned what was the biggest "religious" background that was given:
The Eye of Jupiter is important, yes… But the temple… The temple was named The Temple of Five.
And it was Roslin who revealed that, reading her softback copy of the scriptures. Not the cylons, who would obviously read great importance into that. Not Tyrol, who would probably know the most.
I'm sorry, guys. The theory that the "final five" are members of the 13th colony keeps growing in my mind. And moreso, that the Gods that the humans follow are led
… Oops. Went to click on something, and hit submit. *Facepalm*
The gods that the humans follow are one and the same as the God that the cylon(z) follow.
Indeed.. I think it got cut off, but I SWEAR I heard something in there about the 5 answering to the 1…
Abel Vargas says:
(Cylon) Pattern Recognition – Cylons are humans. They talk a good game about the "human pestilence," but once they took on human bodies, they clearly got the whole beautiful/ugly package called "human nature" as well. They get sick, have emotions like bloodlust and love, enjoy sex, and (most human of all) they have FACTIONS. They fight and disagree.
The main thing, maybe the only thing, which makes the Cylon different from humanity, is that they are fearless of death. Their bodies are utterly human, except for one small part (that doesn't even show up under the most rigorous medical scans) that allows for a certain amount of programming, the part that makes the downloading phenomena. A Cylon death releases a signal that transfers information and personality to a Resurrection Ship, though they must be fairly close. My theory is that a low-level transmission between individual Cylons shares something distinctive, an RFID, so that "Athena Eight" knows that this is not just any instance of Eight, but the "Boomer Eight" that shot Adama.
The Goo – It must be like the agar in a Petri dish. The beginning of any meat body always involves some warm, viscous fluid, whether inside an egg or a uterus.
Aaron Douglas' Gut – Audra. "Ouch," is all I can say.
Adama's Terms – He is absolutely ready to destroy the Eye. Better to deny it to the Cylons and take a chance that the Colonials will get to Earth first, even if it means being hounded all the way there, than to give it to the enemy and KNOW that they will get there first. However, another 18 people died in the passage to the Algae Planet, and at some point the attrition has to stop.
Baltar's Mind – I am reminded of something Jamie Bamber said during the roundtable podcast, which is that Baltar is the most seminal, most important human being in the story, and what he does will have more effect on the human race than anyone else, including Adama or Roslyn. For all his megalomania and conniving, treacherous nature, the guy is a genius. He is one of the handful of human beings (e.g. Alan Turing, Nicola Tesla, Einstein) whose intelligence is of such magnitude that it becomes actually strategic. It can affect the course of history.
Anders and Kara – BIG second on Pike's theory that Kara has abuse in her past. No one is born this self-destructive; you start learning it from a very young age. I've seen a lot of relationships like this in my own family, though it is mostly the men who are like Starbuck. It is a machismo thing. I have a bunch of cousins who would say that they are religious, true believers, Christians who tithe and go to church regularly, who at the same time are led around by their dicks and cheat frequently, start side-businesses selling drugs, and hide lots of terrible things they do from the women in their lives, and would NEVER divorce. In turn, these women mostly accept what their men are like. If you have not seen this up close, it is hard to explain. And yes, NO FEELING SORRY FOR DEE, but I feel vindicated that if Billy and Dee had ended up together, the same thing would happen. Billy would be forced into a dilemma: accept that Dee would look for the primal alpha-male quality from other men that he cannot provide, OR divorce her.
Abel, I like your Billy scenario.
Now that I think about it, Dee is once again the Comm Officer, right? So she's the voice of Galactica to the pilots, including Kara. That could get interesting later.
Great episode! Dean Stockwell is simply the best. His delivery and mannerisms just take the script to a new level. I especially loved the wink he gave the Admiral as they were leaving.
I hate to keep obsessing with Three every week but here it goes. Caprica and the rest didn't have the best reaction to her sending the heavy raider without involving the rest. I found her 'need to know' statement way out of line with the way the Cylon do things. Aside from distancing herself from Caprica and running off with Baltar, I don't think Caprica and the rest are going to continue to put up with her very non-Cylon behavior.
The Hybrid was defintely looking at Baltar when she was repeating "The Chosen One". Her head was cocked in that direction and Three had her eyes closed so I think both of them thought she was talking to them. I've been pushing Three and her Messiah complex for awhile now but I buy into the fact that Baltar has one too. Never can have enough false prophets running around. 🙂 I do like the theory that the Chief might be the real chosen one (at least in the sense of uncovering the eye) but deciphering hybrid-speak is never a straight forward task.
So now that Helo and Athena know the baby is still alive what do you think the odds are that she'll get her wish and see the baby? I'm trying to balance the Cylon plan to wipe out Galactica with their possible desire to get Hera well again. I could almost see them inviting them onboard if they believed they could cure her.
Since Audra kept mentioning the symbol on the pillar in the temple I went back to take a closer look at it. One thing I noticed that at least two times, maybe three, when it was shown they immeadiately cut to a space shot where you could see the star shrouded in gas. The symbol itself could be construed as a star or maybe even one going supernova. "And the heavens opened up and they saw the eye" Maybe the supernova itself will be the pointer to Earth and the heavens are the gas cloud around the star.
If you listened to the RDM cast for Unfinished Business when Adma tells Chief to "get your fat lazy ass up here!" Tahmoh Penikett is cracking up saying when he says that he's talking to Aaron. I got the impression the other actors had been given him some ribbing about putting on some weight lately.
Next time, on Battlestar Galactica:
The Cheif activates the eye, which transmits the location of earth right before Adama nukes the entire planet along with Lee, Dee, Kara, Anders, Cheif, Baltar, and D'anna.
I'd love that to happen because we all know that it won't.
someone on my galactica lj community pointed out that the "eye" thingy is identical to the paining on kara's wall back on caprica. im thinking this was NOT an accident.
Dan, the Lord of Kobol says:
Okay, okay… I'm adding Lee Adama to my list of "Frakkers from BSG that I want to see take a horseshoe in the forehead." Did anyone else hear that BS that he tried to feed to Anders while they were fighting?
"I've known her a hell of a lot longer than you have."
What the hell kind of excuse is that for interfering in, and perhaps ruining, their relationship? Sorry Lee, you fail. He's such a hypocrite! He admires his father for being able to show such responsbility, but he himself has got to be the most incredibly irresponsible person to ever exist. I hope Lee ends up getting Anders shot – so I can hate on his ass for all time.
Speakin' of Anders…
I'm lovin' this guy more every time I see him on screen. He's definitely the most stable of the lot of them. He was totally in the right for taking potshots at Lee during the briefing and such; I mean c'mon, the guy stole his wife. And yet, despite the hatred he has for Lee, he still accepts the mission. What a guy.
I think the real tragedy of Anders is that he just won't give up on Starbuck. Anybody see how he referred to Starbuck in the episode? He still calls her "my wife." That poor sap still cares for Starbuck, and looks like it might even get him killed. That would the worst of experiences for Starbuck – "Yeah, my estranged husband who I dumped for *no reason*, was shot by my long-time friend who I cheated on my husband with, who incidentally, is the brother of my dead fiance who I got killed."
In conclusion. Lee + Kara = relationship from hell. And frak Apollo. Go Anders.
And another thing. Chief's whole "reawakening" of faith in this episode reminded me *so* much of the term "lapsed catholic." I mean, he's never been very religious guy on screen, despite his parents having been a priest and an oracle. Yet, all of sudden an ancient religious artifact resparks some sort of faith in him? I actually find that intriguing. Hope they expand on that idea.
Don't really have much to say about the Athena-Boomer drama. I think we all knew it was going to happen. The only real question is what's Athena's next move. I personally *hope* that they do a scene where Athena considers shooting the Admiral, maybe even gets to a point where she's holding the gun, and then decides against it – feeling that her oath is too important to violate and her trust in the Admiral is too strong. It would fit in really well with the "Cycle of Time" theme, as well as the concept of individuality.
On Baltar, Caprica-Six and Three. Baltar is *such* an self-centered opportunist. I mean, of course he is, but you'd think an experience like what he went through on New Caprica would change him *for life*. But as usual, once the Big B is out of the danger zone, he's back to work manipulating people and looking out for number one. I mean, Caprica-Six saved his life! And he snubs her like that? Pffff. Gaeta should've put a bullet in his head.
One more thing. Remember when Lee said to Anders, "You would have made a fine officer." I totally agree. I've wanted to see Anders in a Fleet or Marine uniform since day one. If he doesn't get popped by frakface Lee Adama, I really think the writers should make him an officer. Sadly, though, I don't think Anders is going to make it.
And that's my two cubits…
Dan, yeah, a lot of us have been hoping Anders would become a Marine. Especially since that was a plot element that was proposed for Lee but never acted upon. (And hell, the Marines always get the short end of the stick in these ship-based shows. It's like sailors were writing them…) Downside for Anders is that he just looks too badass for Lee. If the writers were hoping to get him and Lee into it, I think that watching the dailies for this episode squelched that idea. Anders looks like he could break Lee in about half a minute. Right now I'm thinking he gets to "pay the price" for something or other, and thus frees up SB.
Tyrol's revistation of his religious upbringing is extremely interesting, especially given his youthful rebellion. I suppose it would be more interesting with one of the wackier characters, but it feels more real with the Chief. Could be a very interesting character development move.
Possibility: Anders dies in the process of trying to rescue Starbuck. Starbuck gets all guilty and distances herself from Lee again. Add flashbacks about Zack. Stir.
I still hope Adama blows up the whole site with all of them on it though.
Side note: Did anyone else think "oh my gods, they are plotting to kill him!" when Lee and Starbuck decide to put Anders in charge of the civies?
Sean O'Hara says:
Dan I would totally have to agree on the Anders thing. Starbuck is his only weakness, but we can't choose who we love and this poor guy just got into the biggest emotional hornets nest the human race has to offer. I feel for him.
A couple thoughts on this episode that I haven't read yet (apologies
if someone else brought them up and I missed it).
I'm seeing a lot of diss'ing on Starbuck for her treatment of Dee in
the scene where Dee's laying out for folks what the plan is. That
didn't bother me at all, and it seemed a realistic reaction on Starbucks
part for the following reasons. Starbuck is a proved, respected
strategist/tactician and Dee is what? the Comm Officer? Heck, I'd
make little snarky comments too if the comm officier was trying to
tell ME how to do my job. And why is Dee in charge of the plan anyway?
'cause she's married to the Major?
And on a completely different note. WTF is up with Caprica 6 these days?
The 6's kick ass and take names! Caprica 6 has gotten all wussy and
vulnerable and wimpy. What's up with that?
Boomer "The Brother" says:
I'm with Lt. Slingshot on this. The supernova escalation will be activated by Tyrrol and reveal the path. But that would mean everyone on the planet bought it.
Wow I just had a "HOLY FRAK!" moment. I was purusing the Scifi board (don't participate much there, too many crazies. Not at all like the great group here) and someone had found something that looks a lot like the Eye of Jupiter painted by Kara in her apartment back on Caprica. Look at the 4th and 6th posts in the thread for the screenshots. And I thought I was obsessive about detail…
http://forums.scifi.com/index.php?s=1b318da9676633919a44079d7ea778ab&showtopic=2258006
eric-michael says:
by the way … I was right again, why doesn't anyone listen to me? Adama had no clue about the baby and that it was still alive. No matter what anyone thinks about Roslin hiding the baby from Athena, when she gave birth to Hera she was just a Cylon, and not Athena Agathon. She made the best decision she could have made at the time. She's faced with soooooo many decisions that need to be made, that are fracking awful to make. I admire her, and I hope that our own leaders can take a page from her book, and risk popularity and personal scorn to make decisions that aren't easy, but are right. A phrase I wish they would stop making on B.G. is "the chosen one …" it has become the most annoying thing ever. Okay is there a plan for this show. This week they said the temple was 4000 years ago, and the other night they said it was 2000 years ago … someone on this blog actually pointed out how it was around the time of christianity. I wrote a couple weeks ago that I didn't get too far into the science of the show because I liked the show, but I think the reason I keep getting surprised is not because the story is so fresh .. it's becasue they keep changing the story. In all the talk all these seasons of the thirteen tribe they mentioned over and over again how the book they were reading was the only book … and now we have this book of five thing … and they also said the legend of earth was only a myth that few people believed, but now we find out that there were whole religions based on it.
I think what's cool about tonight's episode was that D'Anna was actually able to keep a secret from the other cylons … okay and here's a red herring for you, Caprica Six (baby killer)! I keep remembering her guilt after her part in the holocaust, but that speech she gave … that speech about how much she loved sports and being around people … I'm thinking she's not very interesting these days, and she's been betrayed by the cylons at every corner … do you think that there might be two cylon trick horses soon?
Please note … NO BABY BOMB … I hate to rub this in, but Athena was never lied to by Adama and she's not going to switch teams … she is gonna get her baby back though. Remember that Hera was part of the hybrid's rant about the eye of jupiter .. and she got sick when they showed up ..
First and foremost, it should be stated that x millenia is a good benchmark for people to forget details. No matter what happens to the human civilization, a span of 100 years is approximately 3 generations of life, traditionally.. Let's say 2 for the fact that the colonists had to be somewhat advanced. So for 2000 years, that's 40 generations for people to forget the truth, or for things to become muddied.
I didn't hear anything about a book of 5. As I said in another comment, all the prophecy we got today (outside of the TEMPLE of 5, as the name of the location) came from the Cylon side of things.
It somewhat makes sense for the age of the temple to be more recent than the actual breaking away of the colonies. After all, they had to take the time to make these road maps… And they could've been made either outgoing, or coming back.
The most important thing to keep in mind is this: SOMEONE, SOMEWHERE came back. The history of the 13th tribe, and how they arrived at Earth, is documented for the other 12… Thus, times and dates can be all over the place, depending on when these things are happening.
Hmm. I didn't catch a reference to a "book of five", but that term immediately brought to mind the Pentateuch (first five books of the Bible.)
MissionCritical says:
Yeah, so that song at the end of the episode you mentioned was "It Ends Tonight" by the All American Rejects. I do agree that the music choice was a bit off, and personally I felt the same about the choice of the Nickelback song. I haven't been too terribly pleased about the decision to play pop songs during the trailers of these episodes of BSG. Oh well, there's your answer guys.
PS. I love the podcast and listen to it every single week, not an episode missed since I found out about you guys. You guys are like the friends I wish I had that I could sit around with and shoot the breeze about the show. Thanks for all of the interesting theories and great casts.
BoxytheBoxed says:
Critical the it ends tonight sucked but i lkied the gutar part with Adams speech
Ice Tsar says:
I enjoyed the podcast. I hate to nit pick, but they crashed raptors onto Kobol at the end of Season 1.
Yeah I gotta go with the no pop songs camp on this one. It's one of those dumb marketing moves that is supposed to draw in young viewers but that I can't imagine ever works. I almost didn't go see Gladiator because when they were first advertising it they were using a Kid Rock tune over the action scenes and it made me think that's what the movie would be like. Stick with Bear McCreary please!
Rem says:
Hey Gang, here's my theory about Adama and the Nukes…
I think Adama has the Cylons convinced that he'll nuke the temple. He'll fire the nukes, and they'll start flying for the planet, and the Cylons will think, "Aw, crap!". Then, unbeknownst to all but a few, the nukes change course and target the four Cylon base ships. Then the Cylons say, "double crap!"….boom!
Sweet, huh?
Nice podcast as usual guys.
So…why is Boomer so angry with the humans? Isn't this the same cylon who awoke in the tub of goo, screamed, then tried to live in her old apartment on Caprica? When did she change her mind about the love she felt for the Chief, the "memories" of her human family, etc? I don't get it.
Lucy Lawless is 6 feet tall, by the way.
And, most importantly, who the frak changes Hera's diapers??? 😉
The red-haired woman who holds a gun on Anders is part of the Galactica pilot crew. The red-haired woman who was part of the New Caprica resistance was in the episode but she wasn't in the room at the time.
I think Starbuck is full of crap for cheating while calling marriage a sacrament. I totally agree with Chuck's comments about marriage vs. spirituality. Starbuck is so chaotic on the inside that she seems to need outer structure to cling to, like religion.
a centurion with nipples changes Hera's diapers???


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Four other guardsmen were injured in the blast at a checkpoint outside the city, the US military said.
Earlier, a senior Iraqi police officer and two US soldiers were killed in roadside bomb attacks in Baghdad.
Insurgents have increased their attacks on Iraqi security forces, who they see as collaborators with the US forces.
Baquba lies 60km (35 miles) from Baghdad and has been a hotbed of resistance to US forces and the Iraqi security corps trained by them.
In one of the worst attacks in recent weeks, nearly 70 people were killed on 28 July in a suicide bombing outside a police base there.
The latest blast occurred about 1430 local time (1030GMT) just north of the city.
The Associated Press news agency quoted an emergency worker at Baquba hospital as saying six injured guardsmen had been brought for treatment.
But the US military said three had been killed.
"The continued targeting of Iraqi security force personnel ... undermines the security of all Iraqis and will only quicken the resolve of Iraqi security forces to provide a safe and secure environment," said Maj Neal O'Brien, a US Army spokesman.
Earlier in Baghdad, Colonel Moayad Mahmoud Bashar, chief of the Mamoun police station, was killed.
He was travelling to work with two of his sergeants when their car was hit by a bomb at 0740 (0340GMT), police said.
"After I heard a loud explosion, I rushed outside and saw the damaged police car with three bloodied people inside," AFP news agency quoted a resident of the area as saying.
The US servicemen were on patrol in western Baghdad when their vehicle was hit by an improvised explosive device at 2300 (1900GMT) on Monday night. Two of their colleagues were wounded.
Iraq has seen a spate of fresh violence since the US-led coalition handed over power to an interim Iraqi government in late June.
A car bomb attack on Sunday against an Iraqi police station in the northern city of Mosul killed at least five people and wounded about 50 others.


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Can Global Governance Survive the Resurgence of US Sovereignty?
Posted on March 4, 2009 by Robert E Kelly
Thesis: The resurgence of American hegemonic pretensions threatens the GG project. It suggests a return to a strictly power-driven process informing bargaining outcomes. However the US will not wholly reject GG schemes for three reasons. 1. There are high costs to be carried by going it alone. Cooperation, even with NGOs, has real benefits to the US it will not be anxious to forego. 2. The US controls power domestically through process and law. It is proud of this achievement. This creates internal popular pressures for American power to wielded internationally through processes rather than naked or arbitraty displays of force which would be unacceptable in domestic politcs. 3. The US is pluralist. With a strong civil society tradition at home including its access direct to the public policy process, there would be high domestic reputation and ideology costs were we to seek to exclude civil society and NGOs from the international public policy process.
Why are these relevant?
Realism suggests to us that the distribution of military capabilities and economic capacity among states is the pre-eminent measure of power and 'outcome-determination' in world politics. By such a measure, we need not examine 'global get-togethers' like the UN mega-conferences or the smaller BWI meetings. The important decisions are made in the capitals of the state-system's poles, and in unipolarity, there is only one capital that is truly relevant for shaping world political outcomes.
GG scholars respond to this critique in 2 ways.
1. GG theory understands the world political system more sociologically. World politics is a community exercise in administration and management. Few would dispute that states are the most relevant actor, however they move in a world of other actors as well as norms. There is a 'constitutional architecture' in which World politics is more communal than neorealism admits.
2. These many actors include IGOs, MNCs and GCS/NGOs. States are more powerful, by realism's hard indicators on military and economic might. However GG suggests that hard power is not wholly efficacious for the outcomes states seek, and that power is more diffuse than states realize. States ability to win contests of national might are simply not relevant in most dealings in IR. It may be the ultima ratio in the high politics of security, but as Graham suggested in his models 2 and 3, much of most of world politics is low politics – bargaining, arranging, coordinating, sharing on mundane or highly technical issues. Issues such as the environment, trafficking (drugs, human, weapons), development, tracking terrorism and others are simply not amenable to national power traditionally conceived. In lieue of world conquest, even hegemons will come to the table anf bargain and deal with other states and other actors.
GG is the large web of rules and institutions that generate outcomes in world politics. It is the "constitutional architecture" (Reus-Smit) of the world political system and the beginnings of an international public policy process (Commission on Global Governance). Traditionally realists IR scholarship speak of global governance as the provision of a hegemon or k-group. Yet we have learned that much of what states seek to achieve is impossible or far more costly without cooperative global governance. To be more precise, global governance could be raw hegemony to the exclusion of other actors, enforced on the world by the unipole. But even in this era of unrivalled American national might, it hasn't the power to govern by such diktat. In lieu of global conquest, GG is "complex multilateralism" (O'Brien, Goetz, Scholte and Williams) rather the unipolar fiat. We talk of GG rather than hegemony because the architecture includes more than the superpower and the great powers.
There is much that states cannot do for themselves. Many issues, such as trafficking, the environment or terrorism are not amenable to 'hard power.' They require cooperation. Power, the ability to achieve one's desired outcomes, is diffuse in the world political system, not nearly as concentrated as realists would have us believe. Different actors have different capabilities. Even superpowers like the United States has use for NGOs (for information on human rights, treaty monitoring, or development aid delivery) and IGOs (for coordination and lower transaction costs) and private firms (for impartial credit ratings, e.g.) As Rosenau and many others have observed power cascades through the systems where there is social complexity. New centers of authority, specifically, authoritative knowledge arise. This is not the fall of the state, but the rise in the importance of other actors.
These points bear restating in an era of description of the United States as a colossus that bestrides the world (Economist). Despite the unrivalled might of the United States by the realist measures of military capability and economic capacity, unipolarity does not translate into omnipotence. Even the United States will pay attention to the smallest NGOs which have definitive knowledge in some area of interest. This understanding lies behind the continuing international architecture to which the United States belongs and whose conferences it attends.
1. The resurgence of hard power in international politics has once again proven the centrality of the state. Luck was right.
2. The traditional indices of power – military capability and economic capacity – were never irrelevant. Rather so concentrated in one state were they, that seemed to recess in 'daily IR' because almost everyone was bandwagoning or hedging. If everyone signs up for the hegemon's project, unipolarity can be pleasant (Wohlforth, Stability). Because there was no balancing, in the 1990s the topical debates became did not concern national power. Other concerns like GG and NGOs arose, but only in the shadow of Unipolar power.
3. GG only arose because the unipole was liberal, plural and deomcratic. It is premised on liberal unipolarity. Had the SU won the Cold War, or were China to usurp hegeomic leadership, the cooperative, inclusive bargaining of GG would disappear. Because the hegemon is liberal, it would carry high domestic political costs and world reputational costs if it openly sought to exclude NGOs, MNCs and IOs from relevance. Yet illiberal states with no tradition of openness would hardly permit "complex multilateralism." They would exploit their hard power advantages to leverage outcomes as they saw fit with little regard for non-state and weak state actors.
3a. There is a polict prescriptive element to the liberal hegemonic basis to GG. NGOs particularly should be more forgiving of the US. The only reason the unipole listens to it and forces some changes in the IFA, is because it is a liberal. If poor states think they are getting a bad deal under the US, imagine the other picks – China, Russia. Even liberal France should be expected to its unipolarity more exploitative than the US as it is an ex-imperial power.
4. However, global governance does try to include the role of the state in its 'constitutional archiecture' of world politics (Reus-Smit). "Complex multilateralism" does not debunk the state's role, but rather seeks to accentuate the role of other actors. Hence the question is whether GG can survive in an environment when one of those actors is vastly more powerful than all the others (even combined). Luck has counseled IO elites not try to makes deals with NGOs around the backs of state decision-makers, because such a 2 vs 1 scheme will backfire due to power inequalities. The result will be state elites' distrust of both NGOs and IOs and greater state supervision of IOs. (And this ultimately runs counter to NGO goals. NGOs endorse neoliberal institutionalism. They want autonomous IOs. They can be lobbied far more easily than greatpowers.)
Peter Spiro, "The New Sovereigntists" Foreign Affairs, Nov/Dec 2000
Robert Kagan and William Kristol, "The Present Danger" The National Interest spring 2000
David Rivkin and Lee Casey, "The Rocky Shoals of International Law" The National Interest winter 2000
Jesse Helms, "American Sovereignty and the UN" The National Interest winter 2000
John Bolton, "Should We Take Global Governance Seriously?" Chicago Journal of International Law, Fall 2000
Kal Rustia, "Trends in Global Governance: Do They Threaten American Sovereignty?" hicago Journal of International Law fall 2000
Commentary January 2000 Symposium on American Power
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I heard the following story from a family counselor . . .
I met with the (Smith) family because four-year-old (Brittany) was having trouble getting along with the other children at her pre-school. As mom and dad took their seats, Brittany wandered the room picking up puppets and books.
After a few moments of chit-chat I asked, " So Brittany, who's in charge at home?"
She immediately pointed at dad . . . mom burst into laughter.
"Why is your mom laughing, Brittany?"
"Because mommy and daddy want to be the boss, but I'm really the boss."
It's human nature, isn't it?
We want to be in charge. Well, at least I do. I like to get my way and getting it now is better.
Wow, I'm thankful for God's patience! He is gently teaching me that life is much better when He's in charge.
And that's true in our homes too. When parents work as a team, talk with each other, pray, and make the best decisions for their family . . . well, living under one roof becomes more enjoyable.
I know many families in crisis. I'm guessing you do too.
So, I'm praying for families. And I'd love to have you join me.
♥ Thank you, Lord, for giving us the gift of family. Your design in giving us this place to learn, grow, and love is a gracious blessing.
♥ Father, forgive us for the way we have failed to fulfill Your plan for our family.
♥ Lord, we need You! Help our family make our relationship with You through Jesus a priority. May we pray, study Your Word, and worship together faithfully.
♥ Father, we need Your wisdom to guide our families and remain in Your will. Please help us.
♥ Lord, there are so many distractions fighting for our time. Help us to plan our schedules in a way that makes family time a priority.
♥ Father, we need Your help to wisely manage our family finances. Help us become excellent stewards of all we have.
♥ Father, grant us the blessings of health and protection.
♥ Lord, by Your grace, help us learn to communicate well with each other that we might love each other well.
♥ And finally, we add the personal needs and circumstances of those we love.
Friends our families are pulled in many directions . . . jobs, school, sports, arts, friends, entertainment, and technology.
We need God's help. So, I'm praying and turning to His Word.
With His help, we can do this even when there are things working against us.


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Home Ratingové hodnotenia a Výskum Aktuálne platné ERA affirms BBB rating to Hungary, outlook Stable
ERA affirms BBB rating to Hungary, outlook Stable
Piatok, 24 Máj 2019
The unsolicited credit rating assigned to Hungary stems from a strong economy, sound private sector finances, and above average governance indicators. The rating is restricted by high government debt load, high structural deficits, and weak external sector indicators.
Rating components
Macroeconomic factors
Debt and current account sustainability factors
Public finance factors
Private finance factors
Foreign exchange stability factors
Liquidity factors
Forward-looking factors
Political and economic stability
Efficiency and reforms potential
Final rating
Macroeconomic factors of rating assessment
The Hungarian economy is growing above its potential. Government debt is declining, but it still remains elevated. Weaker public finances along with low foreign reserves are constraining the capacity to tackle potential headwinds.
Ongoing robust growth:
The Hungarian economy is currently experiencing a period of strong growth supported by both domestic and external factors. As a relatively small open and export-oriented economy, it has benefited from the global recovery, which has boosted exports and investment. On the domestic front, growth has been fueled by expansionary monetary and fiscal policies along with the strong absorption of EU funds. With the global recovery losing momentum last year, domestic factors took over.
Robust and job-rich economic growth has led to a strong decline in unemployment, from above 10% in 2013 to 3.7% in Q4 2018. The rapid absorption of spare capacity in the labor market has led to labor shortages and the acceleration of wage growth. Wages grew by 11.3% in 2018 (in national currency) boosting household consumption, which increased by 5.4% last year and pushed the GDP growth rate to 4.9%, the highest since 2004.
ERA expects growth to moderate in the coming years due to softer external demand and internal capacity constraints. Private consumption, on the other hand, is expected to remain strong in light of tight labor market conditions. Figures from April show that more than 90% of companies in manufacturing and more than 30% in the service sector are having trouble finding skilled workers. In this environment, wage growth is very likely to remain robust. ERA expects the economy to grow between 3.5% and 4% in 2019 with risks being tilted more to the downside due to global trade tensions.
GDP growth in Hungary and EU-28 (%)
Source: Eurostat, ERA
In the medium-term, GDP growth will be supported by a smooth transfer of capital and technology within the EU, which should result in faster growth rates compared to western EU countries. ERA estimates the medium-term potential GDP growth to be around 3%. In the long-term, potential GDP growth is expected to decline due to below average R&D expenditure and negative demographics. Hungary has been experiencing population decline since the eighties and ERA expects this trend to continue.
Highest structural deficit in the EU:
The government debt to GDP ratio is declining. It fell from above 80% at the beginning of the decade to 70.8 % in 2018. ERA expects this trend to continue in the coming years. However, for a country at this stage of development, it is still elevated. Among the countries in the emerging and developing part of Europe, Hungary had the third-highest debt to GDP ratio in 2018 (after Croatia and Montenegro).
The current decline in the debt to GDP ratio is driven by nominal GDP growth and declining borrowing costs and not by fiscal consolidation. On the contrary, the general government is running deficits above 2% at the height of the economic cycle (the EU-28 deficit for 2018 stood at 0.6% GDP). In 2018, Hungary's structural deficit stood at 3.7%, the highest in the EU.
The Visegrad Group consists of four countries – Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia. The "V3 average" label used in the charts denotes the average of the Visegrad Group excluding Hungary.
General government structural balance in Hungary, EU-28, and Visegrad Group (% of potential GDP)
Source: AMECO, ERA
Deficits would be even higher without EU transfers, which are expected to decline in the new EU-budgeting period starting in 2021. Moreover, Hungary has the highest share of government revenue to GDP among its regional peers. In 2018, it reached 44.2%. Therefore, raising taxes, should it be necessary in the future, might prove to be more difficult.
On the other hand, the currency denomination and holder structure of the public debt has improved substantially since the beginning of the decade. The share of the central government debt denominated in foreign currencies fell from over 50% to below 20% and the share of the general government debt held by non-residents fell from over 70% to around 40%.
Very low household debt:
Private sector finances are in sound condition. Gross national savings grew to 27.5% in 2018 according to IMF estimates, the highest level in the post-communist era, which has made room for increasing investments from domestic sources. IMF estimates the gross domestic investment to GDP ratio at 26.9% in 2018, the second highest in the EU after Estonia.
After overcoming the issues related to mortgages denominated in Swiss francs in the aftermath of the financial crisis, the household debt to GDP ratio experienced a rapid decline from its peak above 40% at the beginning of the decade to 17.9% in 2018, the second lowest level in the EU after Romania. The indebtedness of private non-financial companies also fell sharply, from around 90% at the beginning of the decade to 66.8% in 2018, which is well below the EU average (103.6% in 2018). Nevertheless, it still remains the highest among Hungary's regional peers.
The recent sharp increase in housing prices supported by loose monetary policy is not a source of greater concern. Although the annual increase (8.9% in Q4 2018 according to Eurostat) is one of the highest in the EU, the household debt to GDP ratio remains low (household debt is almost exclusively denominated in domestic currency) and the credit to GDP gap is deeply in negative territory (-26% in Q3 2018 according to BIS). Moreover, the central bank uses debt-service-to-income and loan-to-value limits to counter the overheating of the housing market.
Banking sector indicators are mixed. Despite a significant increase since the global financial crisis, the capital ratios remain below the EU average (the CET1 ratio stood at 15.3% in 2018, while the unweighted EU average was 17.4% according to ECB data). The NPL-ratio continues to improve. It fell to 4.6% in Q3 2018 according to ECB data (from almost 15% in 2013), however it still remains above the EU average. On the other hand, liquidity and profitability ratios are very high by EU standards.
External indicators are the worst in the region:
Hungary's external debt has decreased significantly in recent years. The ratio of external debt (including special purpose entities) fell from over 160% in 2011 to 98% in 2018 (81% excluding special purpose entities) as a result of private and public sector deleveraging, robust nominal GDP growth, and an increase in the residential holding of public debt.
Despite this improvement, Hungary's external debt remains the highest among its regional peers. Moreover, three quarters of the external debt are denominated in foreign currencies. Reserve coverage ratios are also the weakest among regional peers. In 2018, reserves covered approximately 3 months of imports and 21% of external debt (including special purpose entities). Although ERA sees no immediate risk for Hungary's external position (reserves cover more than 100% of the short-term external debt), an abrupt tightening of global financial conditions might put further pressure on the reserves and, thus, weaken the reserve buffers.
Foreign exchange reserves to external debt for CEE EU members with a floating currency
Source: ECB, ERA
Forward-looking factors of rating assessment
Governance indicators for Hungary are above average on the global scale, but the trend is negative.
Governance indicators are the worst in the region:
On the global scale, the governance indicators for Hungary are considered to be above average, but the trend is negative. They have been on the decline since the mid-2000s. The average of the five World Bank indicators monitored by ERA bottomed in 2016. Despite the slight increase in 2017, which can be attributed mainly to political stability/absence of violence and rule of law indicators, the composite indicator is still below the average of the Visegrad Group countries. Within its peer group, Hungary scored the worst in three of the five indicators.
The control of corruption indicator was the lowest on record in 2017. Corruption was identified as the second most problematic factor for doing business in the 2017-2018 World Economic Forum survey (by 14.9% of respondents) after the lack of an educated workforce. This implies a relatively high level of rent-seeking in the economy and constitutes a drag on economic growth. The lower quality of governance compared to most EU countries is also demonstrated by the ranking in the competitiveness reports. In both – Global competitiveness index and Doing Business – Hungary scores in the bottom quartile of EU countries.
Average of World Governance Indicators for Hungary and the Visegrad Group (ERA score, 1-10):
Source: World Bank, ERA
Outlook: Stable
The outlook has been assigned based on expectations of a soft landing of the global economy and further gradual decline in the government debt to GDP ratio and external debt.
The Stable outlook assumes that the rating will most likely stay unchanged within the 12-month horizon.
Key assumptions
• Debt to GDP ratio falling below 65% in the medium-term;
• Real GDP growth between 2.5% and 4% in the medium-term;
• Soft landing of the global economy;
• Political stability in the Eurozone.
Potential outlook or rating change factors
A positive rating action may be prompted by:
• Substantial decline in debt to GDP ratio below 60%;
• Substantial decline in structural deficit below 1.5% GDP;
• Substantial increase in reserve coverage ratios;
• Material increase in governance indicators.
A negative rating action may be prompted by:
• Substantial increase in debt to GDP ratio above 90%;
• Substantial widening of fiscal deficit above 4% of GDP;
• Material decline in exports above 10% year on year;
• Material decrease in governance indicators.
Appendix 1. Peer-analysis materials
General government debt/GDP (%) 2018:
General government fiscal balance/GDP (%) 2018:
Appendix 2. Major sovereign indicators
2018_F
GDP, bln EUR
GDP growth rate, %
GDP per capita, '000 EUR
Population, mln
Unemployment, year-average, %
Consumer inflation, year-average, %
External debt to GDP, year-end %
Public debt to GDP, %
Gross Domestic Investment to GDP, %
International reserves, bln EUR
Trade balance, bln EUR
Exports, bln EUR
Imports, bln EUR
Current account to GDP, %
Appendix 3. List of material data sources
Bank for International Settlements
AMECO
Central Bank of Hungary
Hungarian Central Statistical Office
The unsolicited credit rating and outlook were issued in accordance with ERA methodology for sovereign entities in the version from July 4, 2018 (available at www.euroratings.co.uk, section Methodology). In the same section is a rating scale including an explanation of the importance of each rating category and a default definition. Information on the rate of historical failure is available at www.cerep.esma.europa.eu, and the explanatory statement of the meaning of those default rates is available at www.euroratings.co.uk (Regulatory Framework/Disclosure). This rating is issued as an unsolicited rating, i.e. was not initiated by the rated entity or a related third party. The rated entity did not participate in the rating process and the information and documentation for its development was obtained from publicly available sources in accordance with ERA methodology. ERA did not have access to the rated entity's internal documents. ERA, in the context of routine care, verified all sources entering the rating process. ERA considers the scope and quality of the information entering the analytical process to be sufficient to assign a credit rating. The disclosure of the unsolicited rating and outlook was preceded by the approval of the Rating Committee. No actual or potential conflicts of interest have arisen. Since July 30, 2012, ERA has been a registered credit rating agency according to Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of September 16, 2009, on credit rating agencies. The rated entity was notified on May 22, 2019 and after the notification there were no changes or amendments in the rating. The rating was first released for distribution on November 30, 2018.
Hungary Affirmation_24.05.2019_FV.pdf
Approved by the Rating Committee:
Zuzana Hrebičková, Acting
Head of credit rating analysts
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