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What's Next, Malaysia?
Post author By HuiHui Ooi
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As expected, the National Front (BN) coalition won Malaysia's May 5 election, but not without widespread allegations of electoral fraud, including the use of Bangladeshi migrants as illegal voters and other gerrymandering tactics. The opposition People's Pact (PR) coalition leader Anwar Ibrahim refused to concede defeat and held a protest rally on May 8, attended by about 100,000.
The election's outcome and the immediate responses by BN leadership threaten to undermine the powerful example of Malaysia as an Islamic country with parliamentary democracy and a parallel legal system of civil and Islamic laws. Even though the US has recognized the BN win, the White House has called on the Malaysian authorities to investigate the claims of election irregularities. It is imperative that the United States spoke out on this issue as it still plays a huge role in promoting democracy through fair elections.
A BN win also promises a continuation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations. It has been announced that President Barack Obama is expected to visit Malaysia this fall for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit, marking the first visit by a US president since Lyndon Johnson in 1966. This is a positive indicator of a continuous advancement in US-Malaysia relations.
Additionally, this election and the racial issues surfaced matter externally especially to Southeast Asia and the US because it could possibly threaten the economic stability of this country and create a setback for the region. If the racial issues and electoral fraud are properly dealt with in the future, while allowing fair competition for opposition politics, it could signify that autocratic leaders and single party politics are diminishing in Southeast Asia, allowing maturity and more accountability in governance.
What about the significance of post-election development in Malaysia? Results showed that BN won 133 parliamentary seats to PR's 89, but lost the popular vote, gaining a minority vote of only forty-nine percent. This is the result of the gross imbalance in the district sizes, ranging from less than 25,000 to over 100,000 voters, that tends to benefit pro-BN rural districts at the expense of urban voters.
Rather than be chastened by the fact more Malaysian voters preferred the opposition, Prime Minister Najib Razak held the Chinese population in Malaysia responsible, calling it a "Chinese tsunami." Najib's attempt to racialize the election outcome was a grave strategic error and indicative that ending the racial divide is not a priority. This racial marginalization has fueled more anger amongst many Malaysians who felt that they have been robbed of a clean and fair election.
Many predict Najib will now focus on the near term to regain support for the next United Malays National Organization (UMNO) General Assembly at the end of this year. Even though PR failed to generate a regime change, it has successfully created a non-racial opposition that has forever changed the facade of Malaysian politics to bring it in line with other democracies by highlighting the corruption and abuse of affirmative action pro-Malay policies. Affirmative action was implemented in the 1970s to create opportunities for Malays and defuse inter-ethnic tensions following the 1969 racial riots but they have largely excluded sizable Chinese and Indian Malaysian minorities. Reform is favored by not only ethnic Chinese and Indians but also a large number of urban Malays who feel affirmative action often benefit only a group of the rich and well-connected Malay elite.
In his victory speech, Najib announced that he will provide a national reconciliation plan in the near future to decrease voting polarization by what he believes is only a racial issue, instead of recognizing the widening rift of Malaysia's urban-rural population. Instead of focusing on the 1Malaysia campaign he launched in 2010 to promote ethnic harmony and national unity, he has caused even more anger among Malaysians by blaming his bad electoral performance on the Chinese community.
What about the rural versus urban population divide that has been revealed so visibly in this election? If left unattended, this social division could weaken the stability of Southeast Asia's third-largest economy. Does this also entail a middle-income trap that Malaysia will need to tackle? Malaysia used to be one of the tiger economies in Southeast Asia that was comparable to Singapore. However, it has since failed to following in the footsteps of other Asian countries. The New Economic Model implemented by Najib in 2010 has seen some successes through the increase of private investment and improvement in Malaysia's business climate. But this model does not address the affirmative action policies that provide privileges to ethnic Malays to access a range of economic opportunities through government-linked corporations.
If Najib is serious in bringing Malaysia to reality, he must first eliminate racial politics and the affirmative action policies that are causing more harm than good to Malaysia's stability. There is a desperate need for ethnicity-blind programs especially targeted toward the poorer areas. Besides diminishing poverty and increasing equality of opportunity, this will also help eliminate the discrimination against poor ethnic Chinese and Indians as well as defeating the middle-income trap. There will always be strong opposition against creating an equal and inclusive Malaysia, but in order for Malaysia to prosper in the long term, drastic measures need to be taken. With all the proper institutions already in place, BN has a great opportunity and challenge to bring real change that many Malaysians are seeking. The next election in 2018 will see an even younger, further urbanized, and more demanding population, and BN needs to swiftly tackle the disenchantment that is plaguing the majority of Malaysians now.
HuiHui Ooi is an assistant director for the Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security. This article was originally published by Atlantic Council.
For additional reading on this topic please see:
Malaysia's Coming Election: Beyond Communalism?
Malaysia's US Policy under Najib: Ambivalence no More?
Malaysia: Majority Supremacy and Ethnic Tensions
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Aleksandr Konstantinovitsj Glazoenov (Russisch: Александр Константинович Глазунов) (Sint-Petersburg, 10 augustus 1865 - Parijs, 21 maart 1936) was een Russisch componist, dirigent en pianist.

Levensloop
Afkomstig uit een welgestelde uitgeversfamilie uit Sint-Petersburg, kon de hoogbegaafde en financieel onafhankelijke Aleksandr Glazoenov zich al heel vroeg aan zijn hogere roeping, de compositie, wijden en zich ook al spoedig in nationale en internationale waardering en achting verheugen. Eerste compositiepogingen deed hij al op 11-jarige leeftijd. Hij had eerst les bij N. Jelenkovski; in 1879 werd hij bekend met Mili Balakirev, die hem bij Nikolaj Rimski-Korsakov als privéleerling aanbeval. Na twee jaar onderwijs begon hij aan het componeren van zijn eerste symfonie. In hetzelfde jaar (1882) voltooide hij zijn eerste strijkkwartet, dat evenals de symfonie al spoedig erkenning vond. In 1884 ontmoette hij voor de eerste keer Pjotr Iljitsj Tsjaikovski, met wie hij spoedig goed bevriend werd.

Glazoenov woonde heel lang bij zijn moeder in die op hem paste als een waakhond. Hij was toen al dik over de veertig. Ze deelden samen een appartement met twee kamers. Het is dan ook niet vreemd dat Glazoenov zijn heil vaak zocht in de alcohol. Het is waarschijnlijk ook de reden dat na 1906 Glazoenov weinig nog geschreven heeft.

Zijn buitengewone muzikale geheugen stelde hem in staat om samen met Rimski-Korsakov in 1887 enkele onvoltooide werken van Alexander Borodin af te ronden, na diens dood. Hij schreef de ouverture tot Prins Igor vanuit het geheugen op. Daarnaast completeerde hij ook het derde bedrijf van de opera en maakte de orkestratie van de derde symfonie van Borodin.

Hij maakte ook kennis met een groot muziek- en cultuursponsor, Mitrofan Petrovitsj Beljajev, die hem in de volgende jaren financieel steunde.

Zijn debuut als dirigent vond plaats in oktober 1887. Als dirigent kwam hij meer in het westelijke buitenland en zo kon hij naast zijn eigen muziek ook die van zijn Russische collega's aan een groot publiek bekendmaken, onder meer bij de Russische concerten tijdens de wereldtentoonstelling van 1889 in Parijs.

In 1899 werd hij professor voor instrumentatie en contrapunt aan het conservatorium van Sint-Petersburg. Ook na de oktoberrevolutie bleef hij op deze positie. In 1928 kon hij als Jurylid van de Franz Schubert-compositiewedstrijd naar Wenen reizen, en vestigde zich dat zelfde jaar met zijn vrouw Olga en zijn stiefdochter Elena, die ook zijn twee concerten geregeld uitvoerde, in Parijs.

Als een van de weinige klassieke componisten schreef hij een aantal werken voor de saxofoon.

Aleksandr Glazoenov overleed op 70-jarige leeftijd in Parijs, totaal uitgeput.

Pianist
Sjostakovitsj herinnert zich dat Glazoenov geen geweldige pianotechniek had en dat hij altijd speelde met tussen zijn derde en vierde vinger een sigaar geklemd en toch geen enkele noot miste. Hij was dus niet zo'n virtuoos als Rachmaninoff of Medtner. De manier waarop Glazoenov voor piano schreef was orkestraal. De pianist en pianopedagoog Heinrich Neuhaus schreef dat als je de pianoconcerten van Glazoenov wil spelen je over drie handen moet beschikken; een voor de octaven in de bas en twee om alle noten in de discant te kunnen spelen. Het enige stuk van Glazoenov dat nog wel eens gebruikt wordt als studiemateriaal voor piano is de Trois Etudes, op.31; zijn beide pianoconcerten worden nooit meer gespeeld.

Stijl
Glazoenov komt de verdienste toe, dat hij in zijn werken een synthese bewerkte tussen de stromingen van de muziek van Het Machtige Hoopje (Modest Moessorgski, Alexander Borodin, César Cui, Nikolaj Rimski-Korsakov en Mili Balakirev), dat een nationaal-Russisch, aan het idioom van de folklore georiënteerd compositie-ideaal nastreefde, en de daartegenoverstaande, meer westelijk georiënteerde stroming met Pjotr Iljitsj Tsjaikovski aan de spits. Hij was een briljant orkestrator, een begaafd kunstenaar in het gebruik van het contrapunt en een meester van de vormgeving. Zijn muziek bezit een zeer positieve grondstemming en een zucht naar pathos en heroïsche gestiek.

Composities

Werken voor orkest
 1880-1882 Symfonie No. 1 in E-groot "Slavische symfonie" voor orkest, op. 5
 Allegro
 Scherzo: Allegro
 Adagio
 Finale: Allegro
 1881-1884 Ouverture No. 1 in g-klein "Over drie Griekse thema's" voor orkest, op. 3
 1881-1885 Ouverture No. 2 in D-groot "Over drie Griekse thema's" voor orkest, op. 6
 1881-1887 Suite caractéristique voor orkest, op. 9
 Introduction
 Danse rustique
 Intermezzo scherzando
 Carneval
 Pastorale
 Danse orientale
 Elegie
 Cortege
 1882 Serenade No. 1 in A-groot voor orkest, opus 7
 1884 Serenade No. 2 in F-groot voor klein orkest, op. 11
 1884 Idyll voor hoorn en strijkorkest
 1884 Serenade No. 2 voor hoorn en strijkorkest
 1884-1887 Poème Lyrique in Des-groot voor orkest, op. 12
 1885 Ter gedachtenis aan een held elegie voor orkest, op. 8
 1885 Stenka Rasin in b-klein symfonisch gedicht, op.13
 1886-1887 Twee stukken voor orkest op. 14
 Idylle - andante
 Rêverie oriëntale - adagio
 1886 Symfonie No. 2 fis-klein "Ter nagedachtenis aan "Franz Liszt" voor orkest, op. 16
 Andante maestoso: Allegro
 Andante
 Scherzo: Allegro vivace
 Intrada: Andante sostenuto
 1888 Mazurka G-groot op. 18
 1887 De woud cis-klein fantasie voor orkest, op. 19
 1887-1888 Twee stukken voor cello en orkest, op. 20
 1888 Une fete slave G-groot symfonische schetsen naar het finale uit het 3e strijkkwartet voor orkest, op. 26a
 1889 Bruiloftmars Es-groot voor orkest, op. 21
 1889 Het meer E-groot fantasie voor orkest, op. 28
 1889 Orientalische Rhapsodie G-groot, voor orkest, op. 29
 1889 Mars van de duivels Bes-groot 1890 Het Kremlin symfonische schilderij in drie delen voor orkest, op.30
 Popular Festival
 In the Cloister
 The Entrance and the Coronation of the Prince
 1890 Symfonie No. 3 D-groot op. 33
 Allegro
 Scherzo (Vivace)
 Andante
 Finale (Allegro moderato)
 1891 Meditation voor viool en orkest, op. 32
 1891 De lente D-groot symfonische schilderij voor orkest, op. 34
 1892 Carneval F-groot ouverture voor groot orkest en orgel, op. 45
 1893 Chopiniana - Suite naar pianostukken van Frédéric Chopin voor orkest, op. 46
 Polonaise
 Nocturne
 Mazurka
 Tarantelle
 1893 Symfonie No. 4 Es-groot voor orkest, op.48
 Andante - Allegro moderato - Andante
 Scherzo: Allegro vivace
 Andante - Allegro
 1894 Cortège solennel D-groot op. 50
 1894 Concertwals no. 2 F-groot op. 51
 1894 Ballettscènes A-groot suite voor orkest, op.52
 Preambule
 Marionnettes
 Mazurka
 Scherzino
 Pas d'action
 Danse Orientale
 Valse
 Polonaise
 1894 Fantasie - "Van de duisternis tot het licht" voor orkest, op. 53
 1895 Orientalische suite voor orkest
 1895 Symfonie No. 5 Bes-groot voor orkest, op. 55
 Moderato maestoso - Allegro
 Scherzo. Moderato
 Andante
 Allegro maestoso
 1896 Symfonie No. 6 c-klein voor orkest, op. 58
 Adagio - Allegro passionato
 Tema con variazioni
 Intermezzo. Allegretto
 Finale. Andante maestoso - Moderato maestoso
 1898 Suite uit het ballet "Raymonda" op.57a
 1900 Chant du Ménestrel voor cello en orkest, op. 71
 1900 Ouverture solennelle voor orkest, op. 73
 1901 Variaties over een Russisch thema in samenwerking met Anatoli Ljadov, Nikolaj Rimski-Korsakov, Jāzeps Vītols e.a.
 Thema
 Variatie I
 Variatie II
 Variatie III
 Variatie IV
 Variatie V
 Variatie VI
 1901 Mars op een Russisch Thema Es-groot voor orkest, op. 76
 1902-1903 Symfonie No. 7 F-groot - "Pastorale" op. 77
 Allegro moderato
 Andante
 Scherzo
 Finale. Allegro maestoso
 1902 Ballade F-groot voor orkest, op. 78
 1902 Uit de middeleeuwen E-groot suite voor orkest, op. 79
 Prelude
 Scherzo
 The Troubador's Serenade
 Finale: the Crusaders
 1904 Concert a-klein voor viool en orkest, op. 82
 Moderato
 Andante sostenuto
 Tempo I
 Allegro
 1904-1910 Symfonie No. 9 (unvoltooid - Fragment in een beweging)
 1905-1906 Symfonie No. 8 Es-groot voor orkest, op. 83
 Allegro moderato
 Mesto
 Allegro
 Finale: Moderato sostenuto - Allegro moderato
 1906 Twee Preludes voor orkest, op. 85
 1908 Het lied van het noodlot d-klein dramatische ouverture voor orkest, op. 84
 1909 Tot de nagedachtenis van Nikolaj Gogol C-groot symfonische proloog voor orkest, op. 87
 1909 Finse Fantasie C-groot voor orkest, op. 88
 1910 Cortège solennel Bes-groot voor orkest, op. 91
 1910-1911 Concert No. 1 f-klein voor piano en orkest, op. 92
 Allegro moderato
 Thema met variaties
 1912 Finse schetsen E-groot voor orkest, op. 89
 1914-1915 Parafrase op de hymne van de geallieerden voor orkest, op. 96
 1916 Karelische Legende a-klein voor orkest, op. 99
 1917 Concert No. 2 B-groot voor piano en orkest, op. 100
 1917 Mazurka Oberek D-groot voor viool en orkest, op. 104
 1918 Lied van de Wolgaschippers voor orkest, op. 97
 1931 Concerto ballata C-groot voor cello en orkest, op. 108
 1933-1934 Poème Epique 1934 Concert Es-groot voor altsaxofoon en strijkorkest, op. 109

 Werken voor harmonieorkest
 1890 Fanfares voor het 25e componisten-jubileum van Nikolaj Rimski-Korsakov in samenwerking met Anatoli Ljadov
 1893 Concertwals No. 1 D-groot, op. 47 (ook voor orkest)

 Cantates
 1896 Cantate ter gelegenheid van de feestelijkheden rondom de kroning van Nicolaas II in mei 1896 voor solisten, koor en orkest op. 56
 1898 Feestelijke cantate tot het 100-jarig jubileum van het Pavlov-instituut* 1898 voor solisten, vrouwenkoor en twee piano's achthandig, op. 63
 1899 Cantate op Poesjkin voor solisten, koor en orkest, op. 65
 1902 Cantate in herinnering aan M. Autokolski naar Marschak in samenwerking met Anatoli Ljadov
 1912 Cantate ter gelegenheid van het vijftigjarig jubileum van het conservatorium in Sint-Petersburg voor koor en orkest

Muziektheater

Balletten

Toneelmuziek
 1913 De Koning der jooden, muziek tot het drama van K. K. Romanov, op. 95
 Introduction and Chorus
 Song of the Disciples of Jesus
 Entr'acte to Act II
 Trumpets of the Levites
 Act II - Conclusion
 Entr'acte to Act III, Scène 1
 Entr'acte to Act III, Scène 2
 Syrian Dance
 Entr'acte to Act IV
 Shepherd's Musette
 Psalm of the Believers
 1912-1913 Masquerade, theatermuziek naar een stuk van Michail Joerjevitsj Lermontov

Werken voor koor
 1892 Triomfmars voor groot orkest en koor (ad. lib.), op. 40 gecomponeerd voor de wereldtentoonstelling van 1893 in Chicago
 1889 Hymne op Poesjkin voor vrouwenkoor en piano, op. 66
 1905 Lied van de Wolgaschippers voor koor en orkest, op. 97
 1906 De deputeerde van het Russisch volk liedhymne voor koor en piano (of orkest) naar Sokolov
 1907 Liefde naar Sjoekovski voor gemengd koor a capella, op. 94
 1914 Tot nagedachtenis aan M. D. Skobelev voor koor en orkest

Vocale muziek met orkest of instrumenten
 1882-1885 Vijf Romances, op. 4
 1883 Optocht tot de eer van V. V. Stasov voor zang en piano op een eigen tekst
 1890 De mooije romance naar Aleksandr Sergejevitsj Poesjkin
 1900 Chant sans bornes voor sopraan, alt en piano, op. 80
 Chanson Bachique op. 27 No. 1
 Lied voor hoge stem en orkest, op. 60 Nr.1

Kamermuziek
 1881-1882 Strijkkwartet No. 1 in D-groot, op. 1
 1883-1884 Strijkkwartet No. 2 in F-groot opus 10
 1886 Vijf noveletten voor strijkkwartet, op. 15
 1886-1888 Strijkkwartet No. 3 in G-groot "Quator Slave" op. 26
 1887-1888 Strijkkwartet op de naam B-LA-F Bes-groot in samenwerking met Nikolaj Rimski-Korsakov, Anatoli Ljadov en Alexander Borodin
 1887-1891 Suite C-groot voor strijkkwartet, op. 35
 1888 Praeludium en twee marzurkas voor piano, op. 25
 1890 Träumerei (dromerij) Des-groot voor hoorn en piano, op. 24
 1891-1892 Strijkkwintet A-groot op. 39
 1892 In modo religioso kwartet voor trompet, hoorn en twee trombones, op. 38
 1893 Elegie voor altviool en piano, op. 44
 1894 Strijkkwartet No. 4 a-klein op. 64
 1898 Strijkkwartet No. 5 d-klein op. 70
 1899 Albumblatt Des-groot voor trompet en piano
 1920-1921 Strijkkwartet No. 6 Bes-groot op. 106
 1930 Strijkkwartet No. 7 C-groot op. 107
 1932 Kwartet Bes-groot voor vier saxofoons, op. 109

Werken voor orgel
 1906-1907 Praeludium en fuga No. 1 D-groot op. 93
 1914 Praeludium en fuga Nr. 2 d-klein op. 98
 1934-1935 Fantasie g-klein op. 110

Werken voor piano
 1883 Suite op het thema S-A-S-C-H-A voor piano, op. 2
 Allegro energico
 Prelude: Allegro moderato
 Scherzo: Allegretto
 Nocturne: Andante amoroso
 Valse: Allegro
 1888 Praeludium en twee mazurkas op. 25
 1889 Twee stukken voor piano, op. 22
 Barcarolle: Allegretto
 Novelette: Allegretto tranquillo
 1889 Nocturne Des-groot op. 37
 1890 Wals over het thema S-A-B-E-L-A op. 23
 1893 Groote concertwals Es-groot op. 41
 1894 Barcarole Fis-groot "op de swarte toetsen"
 1895 Praeludium en fuga d-klein op. 62
 1895 Madrigaal in A-groot voor twee piano's vierhandig
 1900 Thema en Variaties fis-klein op. 72
 1901 Sonate No. 1 b-klein op. 74
 1901 Sonate No. 2 e-klein op. 75
 1907 Optocht ter gelegenheid van de verjaardag van Rimski-Korsakov D-groot voor piano vierhandig
 1917/1918 Twee Poèmes-Improvisations (g-klein, e-kein)
 1918-1923 Vier Preludes en fuga's op. 101
 1919-1920 Fantasie f-klein voor twee piano's, op. 104
 1926 Praeludium en fuga e-klein
 1929-1930 Fantasie voor twee piano's

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Celtic can be pleased with their night's work but it's only the halfway stage and it will need another focused and disciplined performance in Glasgow next week to make sure of a place in the Champions League group stage.
"Maribor are always dangerous and they may be more dangerous away from home so we need to play with good balance.
"But I have a good feeling that we can reach it (the group stage)."
"Stefan Johansen worked very hard and is good on the ball and is a leader on the pitch. He was Maribor's best defender also!"
The Celtic midfielder inadvertently blocked a goal-bound header from team-mate Virgil van Dijk in the first half.
"We have a big chance now. We were prepared and the players were fantastic for 90 minutes; 1-1 is a good result but I think we could have won the game.
"You can see every day the hunger Craig Gordon has. He is a leader in the group now and that is so important. He has great experience and he is always so calm.
"You can see what Ronny Deila is trying to do, you can see what attributes players need to play in that system. I think Anthony Stokes prefers a partnership. In the central role you need a bit of presence but all of the Celtic strikers are similar. For Celtic to go to the next level in Europe I think they need a fresh face to lift the place."
John McEnerney on Twitter: "#bbcsportscot let's really take them to the cleaners next week at home! Stefan J put in a super shift tonight."
"Craig Gordon has got great experience and the save he pulled off when it was going into the top corner was just wonderful."
"It's job done for Celtic, although it was hairy at times. But there are issues. I still don't think they have someone who can play that lone striker role in the Champions League. Celtic also need another centre-half because if Efe Ambrose is your back-up, you're in trouble.
"Craig Gordon looks back to his best. What a piece of business; selling Fraser Forster for £10m and getting a top class replacement for nothing!"
Stefan Johansen was full of running from the centre of Celtic's midfield but a clumsy touch let him down when through on goal midway through the second half.
Celtic are in the driving seat with a vital away goal and in truth the visitors probably did enough to win the first leg. Maribor showed glimpses of quality but will need to deliver a much improved performance to upset the odds in Glasgow next week.
Celtic break and Leigh Griffiths slides a great pass into the path of Stefan Johansen but a defender in purple gets across to put in a sliding block for a corner.
Johansen has put in a real shift tonight, with some impressive running.
Callum McGregor scampers after a long ball over the top of the home defence but veteran keeper Jasmin Handanovic shows a neat turn of pace to beat the youngster to it and clear his lines.
Beram Kayal goes off (very slowly) and is replaced by Israel team-mate Nir Biton. Celtic may need to dig deep to maintain the 1-1 scoreline in these closing minutes.
Maribor appear to have found a second wind as Virgil van Dijk makes a vital headed interception at the near post.
Craig Gordon makes a fantastic flying save to claw away an absolute piledriver from all of 40 yards from substitute Ales Mertelj. That was travelling and it was travelling straight into the top corner until the keeper got his hand to it.
It's Leigh Griffiths's 24th birthday today. Can he make it one to remember in the these last 10 minutes?
Sintayehu Sallallich is on for Maribor goalscorer Damjan Bohar and Mertelj replaces Dervisevic, while Celtic withdraw Anthony Stokes for Leigh Griffiths.
Callum McGregor goes in the book for a shirt tug, breaking up a Maribor counter-attack.
We know Virgil van Dijk can hit them and so does Maribor keeper Jasmin Handanovic now as the 36-year-old has to tip over a fierce 25-yard strike from the Celtic defender.
Celtic send on defender Efe Ambrose for forward Jo Inge Berget and Maribor bring on French striker Mendy for Vrsic.
Beram Kayal breaks into the penalty area on the right and topples under the challenge of Mitja Viler but referee Pavel Kralovec is not interested.
What a chance! Stefan Johansen makes a fantastic run from deep to leave two defenders for dead. He only has the keeper to beat but takes a clumsy touch, allowing Jasmin Handanovic to smother at his feet.
Anthony Stokes has definitely perked up in the last few minutes. Maybe he's seen some of your texts?
A tug on Jo Inge Berget leads to a free kick on the left of the Maribor penalty box but the home defence stand firm to deal with Anthony Stokes's curling delivery.
Chris, Cornwall: "Get them back to Parkhead I agree keep this tie alive and it will be a good nights work."
Nico: "Stokes is not at his best as a lone striker, Lee Griffiths is much better at leading the line and will hopefully be on soon."
Pete: Stokes is a disaster in European games. Always offside."
Anthony Stokes does well to control a long ball with his head and is able turn and run at the Maribor defence before drilling a shot on the stretch narrowly wide. Nice work from the Celtic striker.
Celtic make ground on the right flank and Callum McGregor has time to pick out Anthony Stokes with a fine cross. The striker gets a decent connection on his header but defender Aleksander Rajcevic takes some of the sting out of it and it's an easy save for Jasmin Handanovic.
Alan, Bo'ness: "Hi guys, Rony Deila says that Griffiths is the best finisher that he has seen so why does he not play him yes we all agree Stokes is good in Scotland but not proven in Europe so give Leigh the chance he can't be worse than Stokes in Europe I'm sure so his natural instinct will prove the difference."
Celtic are struggling to maintain possession as Maribor pile on the pressure. Emilio Izaguirre is guilty of a terrible pass straight to an opponent and suddenly Craig Gordon needs to make a flying save to keep out a header from Agim Ibraimi. Tavares had strayed into an offside position, though.
Nico: "The most important thing for Celtic is to keep this tie alive for the second leg. They are bound to tire and will have to hang on for the return in Glasgow."
Maribor goalscorer Damjan Bohar cuts inside from the left to have a pop but his shot from distance sails high and wide.
"One downside of Celtic playing a deeper three-man central midfield and therefore no obvious attacking midfielder is that Anthony Stokes has been rather isolated. He's really not been able to get into the game at all, with Stefan Johansen not often able to get up in support of him quickly enough."
Andy in Armagh: "The first leg of the Leiga Warsaw game in the last round was level at 1-1 before Celtic imploded and the tie was lost inside the space of 25 minutes in the second half in Poland. Ronny Deila and Celtic can't allow that to happen again tonight."
Filipovic, sent off at the weekend, is cautioned for a late lunge at Celtic defender Jason Denayer in the centre circle.
Maribor have definitely picked up the pace. The home manager may have had a few choice words for his troops during the interval.
Maribor striker Marcos Tavares twists and turns on the edge of the area and blazes powerful strike narrowly wide of the top corner.
Anthony Stokes lofts a lazy shot over goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic and it sails perfectly into the net. Unfortunately, the Celtic striker was a mile offside, maybe two miles.
We're up and running again in Slovenia... No changes in personnel.
I'm sure Celtic boss Ronny Deila will be saying 'same again lads' as we near the second half. Charlie Mulgrew, Beram Kayal and Stefan Johansen have been solid in central midfield, while full-backs Mikael Lustig and Emilio Izaguirre are full of running.
"I'd say the tie has swung 60-40 in Celtic's favour. Maribor don't look very good but they have found spaces and I just have a slight worry about Celtic's defensive frailties."
Here's a look at that unfortunate block from Stefan Johansen, denying team-mate Virgil van Dijk a certain goal.
Celtic can be content with the first 45 minutes. Callum McGregor supplied an early goal and although Maribor found a cheap equaliser the visitors have been comfortable in possession and really should be ahead - if only Stefan Johansen hadn't got in the way of Virgil van Dijk's header.
"This is considerably better than the first leg in Warsaw. Celtic look much less exposed to the counter-attack with a more pragmatic approach, though they're still dangerous themselves. The game-changer in Poland though was Efe Ambrose's red card and the way Celtic continued to charge forward. I don't think they'd employ a similar tactic here tonight."
Maribor's Dare Vrsic cuts in from the right and lets fly with a fierce left-foot shot. Craig Gordon, guarding his near post, parries it up in the air and is relieved when the loose ball is slashed high over the target by Dervisevic.
"I just worry about Virgil van Dijk sometimes; opponents peel off him and he doesn't really deal with it."
A wee scare for Celtic keeper Craig Gordon as he misjudges a clearing punch but he is alert enough to smother the loose ball and can afford to have a smile as he composes himself on the turf.
Jeremy Wood: "@BBCSportScot Maribor don't look to be same class as Legia Warsaw #bbcsportscot"
Incredible! From Celtic's sixth corner, Virgil van Dijk beats goalkeeper Jasmin Handanovic to Anthony Stokes's delivery and powers a header in from close range. It's a goal all the way until it hits the face of team-mate Stefan Johansen standing on the goal-line. Just to add salt to the wound, an offside decision goes against the Norwegian.
Callum McGregor's sixth-minute opener gives Celtic a potentially crucial away goal. That's his fourth goal of the season.
The Maribor full-backs want in on the action now as Stojanovic storms in from the right and powers in a shot that is parried away by Craig Gordon.
The Celtic full-backs are really bombing forward and this time it's Mikael Lustig earning a corner from another enterprising burst into enemy territory.
Celtic captain Charlie Mulgrew meets a Stefan Johansen corner at the back post and his header is cleared from under the crossbar by Filipovic.
A patient passing phase from Celtic is followed by a powerful surge from Emilio Izaguirre and it needs a good sliding interception from defender Suler to make sure Anthony Stokes does not connect with the full-back's delivery.
"That was just too easy for Maribor. The Celtic central defenders shouldn't be beaten by a simple pass like that."
"Virgil van Dijk is perhaps fortunate the referee allowed the advantage there because he could have been off for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity. As it is, the news still isn't great for Celtic as they lose their early lead, just as they did in Warsaw. They need to regain their composure, which they didn't do in Poland."
The Celtic defence is split wide open as Damjan Bohar calmly slots past Craig Gordon after latching on to a Zelijko Filipovic through ball. Marcos Tavares was sent tumbling by a challenge from Virgil van Dijk but that did not distract his team-mate.
Mikael Lustig marauds forward from right-back and works a low pass to Anthony Stokes in the penalty box but the striker can't quite get hold of the ball and is soon crowded out by a cluster of purple shirts.
Maribor look rattled by that early goal and are giving the ball away cheaply in midfield as Celtic press sharply and snap into tackles.
"Great start for Celtic, but really poor defending from NK Maribor. Once again though it's young Callum McGregor who gets them off and running. He's been their best player so far this season and he's given his side the ideal start here."
Jo Inge Berget latches on to Stefan Johansen's lofted pass and forces a save from Jasmin Handovic from a tight angle. The ball rolls out to the edge of the six yard box and Callum McGregor is on hand to hammer in the rebound.
A ball over the top of the Celtic defence has Marcos Tavares scurrying forward but new Celtic defender Jason Denayer is over quickly and confidently to mop up.
Andrew: "I can't be the only one who is a little bit apprehensive about the repreive Celtic have been given in the Champions League. I have an awful fear that they are going to be embarrassed all over again over two legs against this superior Maribor side. It'll be like groundhog day."
Celtic left-back Emilio Izaguirre gets forward to deliver a cross into the Maribor penalty area but the home side deal with it without any fuss.
"Good atmosphere inside this compact stadium. The locals are noisy, though the section where their Ultras are usually housed is closed because of issues with racist chants."
Maribor's tidy ground Ljudski vrt translates as 'People's Garden' and it holds around 12,000, so it shouldn't be too intimidating, given Celtic have been at the Nou Camp and San Siro in recent seasons.
A section of the ground is closed tonight after some offensive chanting from fans against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Manager Ronny Deila thinks Celtic have improved following their chastening loss to Legia, saying last night: "We have to show that we have learned from those games.
"It was a tough experience but an important experience I hope and we will take those things into the game.
"The players look fitter, quicker, sharper in the passing and pressing so I am sure we will get a better performance."
As John on Twitter says, Agim Ibraimi is another one to watch for in the home side. The Macedonia attacking midfielder spent last season on loan with Cagliari in Serie A and Maribor say Celtic were keen on him before the 25-year signed a new deal this week.
John McEnerney: "#bbcsportscot Tavares & Ibraimi a free scoring midfielder will be the threats 2 The Hoops. Early away goal & tight defending. Mon The Hoops!"
And Celtic do appear to have been galvanised since their unexpected reprieve, opening the defence of their Premiership title with 3-0 and 6-1 wins, against St Johnstone and Dundee United respectively.
Celtic assistant manager John Collins reckons Maribor are "probably a similar standard" to Legia, so should Celtic be worried? Collins preferred to take a positive view, pointing out that the visiting team are "further forward in preparation and match practice".
Celtic Football Club on Twitter: "This is what it's all about tonight as the stadium starts to fill before kick off #UCL"
"Jason Denayer made an impressive debut for Celtic at the weekend, scoring the first in the 6-1 win over Dundee United. He did have a couple of shaky moments early in that match though and his defensive capabilities will be given a sterner test this evening by the strikeforce of Tavares and Agim Ibraimi."
Maribor have a good recent record against Scottish opponents, having hammered Hibs 6-2 on aggregate in Europa League qualifying in 2010 and edging out Rangers 3-2 in the same competition the following year.
That was revenge for a 6-1 going over from Rangers in Champions League qualifying 13 years ago.
So what do we know about the Slovenian champions? Like Celtic, they are top dogs at domestic level, having won the last four league titles.
This is the third year running they have reached the Champions League play-off round, having only once made it to the group stage of Europe's premier contest, way back in 1999.
To get here they beat Zrinjski Mostar of Bosnia and Maccabi Tel Aviv.
"Celtic are going to have to play particularly well to go through."
Andy from Cumbernauld: "Commons is largely out of his depth at this level. Rather like Kris Boyd in his pomp, he can be unplayable at domestic level but when there's a step up? Nobody could point to any performance he put in wearing a Scotland top and say we're missing him during his self-imposed exile at all. He needs time on the ball and to be in a dominant team that has a monopoly of play. In games at this level, or in games where the opposition is technically superior or technically on par, he just isn't effective."
"We've got Czech officials this evening. Pavel Kralovec is the referee and ironically enough he was the referee exactly a year ago in Kazakhstan when Celtic played Shakhter Karagandy."
Defender Efe Ambrose, who is on the bench, was a late arrival in Slovenia, with Celtic unsure of his eligibility. The Nigerian did not travel with the rest of the squad but was sent for when it was established that his ban for a red card against Legia in Poland was served in the return leg, although the result was overturned.
Scott Brown, James Forrest and Adam Matthews are on the visitors' injured list and a deal to sign Ghana winger Wakaso Mubarak was not completed before last night's transfer deadline.
"It's a gloomy sky over the Stadion Ljudski vrt, with rain falling almost incessantly throughout the day. That will certainly make for a slick surface, which should help Celtic move the ball quickly but their opponents are, by all accounts, a good passing team as well, so it will suit them too. Ronny Deila looks to have gone for a more solid approach than against Legia Warsaw, with Kris Commons being sacrificed for Beram Kayal. He did say lessons have been learned from the Legia games."
Maribor: Handanovic, Stojanovic, Rajcevic, Suler, Viler, Vrsic, Filipovic, Dervisevic, Bohar, Tavares, Ibraimi. Subs: Cotman, Mejac, Sallalich, Zahovic, Mendy, Arghus, Mertelj.
Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Denayer, van Dijk, Izaguirre, Johansen, Mulgrew, McGregor, Kayal, Berget, Stokes. Subs: Zaluska, Ambrose, Biton, Commons, Pukki, Griffiths, Henderson.
The big news is that playmaker Kris Commons is not included in the Celtic starting line-up, with Beram Kayal coming in to beef up the midfield.
Legia pleaded their case to Uefa and the Court of Arbitration for Sport to no avail and relieved Celtic fans were raising a quiet glass to incompetent Polish football administrators.
"Great Escape?" asks the one person who has been living in a cave in darkest Peru since Celtic were well and truly skelped in the previous round. Well, Legia Warsaw may have been 6-1 winners on aggregate but Uefa punished them for fielding a suspended player in the closing minutes of the second leg.
It meant the Poles' 2-0 victory in Scotland was overturned to 3-0 in Celtic's favour and the Scottish champions were through on away goals.
Good evening and welcome to our coverage of Celtic's Champions League play-off first leg. Can Ronny Deila's men make the most of their European Great Escape and progress to the group stage for the third year running?


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Is taking your companion animal along best for your companion animal, or best for you? At home your companion animal has all of his/her favorite toys, sleeping spots, and perhaps the run of the backyard all day. Will he accept being cooped up in a car for several days?
Early acclimation to automobile travel is the key. If your animal would rather get into the car with you, even to go to the grocery store, than stay home, she is a good traveler. If motion sickness is a problem, for short trips, just don't feed right before a ride. Animals that very infrequently ride in a car are poor candidates for automobile vacations.
Some companion animals shouldn't travel at all. If your companion animal is very young or very old, sick, recovering from surgery, or pregnant, then leave her at home. Other companion animals do not do well on airplanes, such as cats, older animals, hyperactive dogs, and short-muzzled dogs who may have difficulty breathing in a cargo hold.
You may be able to persuade a friend or relative to watch your companion animal. If not, a professional companion animal sitter will come into your home once or twice a day to take care of your companion animal, or stay in your home while you are away. They will walk your companion animal, play with him, feed him, and clean up after him. Most will even pick up your mail, and turn lights on at night.
Before hiring, interview the companion animal sitter in your home so you can see how they and your companion animal get along. Interview them as if he or she were a day care provider for your child. Discuss your companion animal's needs, habits, and personality. Ask such questions as: What was your worst companion animal-sitting experience? If my companion animal gets loose, what will you do?
Make sure they are bonded and insured. Get references and call those references.
If you do hire a companion animal sitter, before you go on your vacation, be sure to leave: detailed written instructions on your animal's care and feeding habits; your complete itinerary, including telephone numbers of where you can be reached; the name and phone number of your veterinarian.
You may also want to notify your veterinarian, and leave a credit card number for emergencies, especially for older animals or for animals on medication.
To locate a professional companion animal sitter, get a reference from your veterinarian or animal welfare group.
Do you want to board your companion animal? Then visit the kennel beforehand. Make sure you inspect it personally to satisfy yourself that it is clean, safe, and roomy enough for your companion animal. If it's chain link, check for loose wires and edges that can cause cuts. The staff should be friendly. Veterinary care must be easily available; in fact, many veterinarians offer boarding facilities.
Are vaccinations required? Animals should be checked at least four times a day, fed twice, and dogs walked at least twice. How many hours are animals left unattended, especially at night? Medication and special diets, if they are needed, must be accommodated.
Make a reservation well ahead, especailly for holiday or summer travel. If you bring your companion animal's favorite toy to the kennel, make sure it goes with your animal. Often, kennels will take your "special" toy and promise to provide it and will then put it in on a shelf until you come back. Make sure there is a laundry for bedding. Can a friend visit your companion animal? Will your companion animal have access to a run? Is the kennel air-conditioned or heated?
Some kennels arrange "playmates" for non-aggressive dogs so that two dogs may play together for an hour or so each day.
If you plan to board your cat, make sure that the cages are tall and supply different levels for your cat to climb and sit.
There are other facilities in the area. Don't be afraid to take your business elsewhere if there is anything you don't like about this one.
If you do plan to take your companion animal along with you, make sure your animal is properly trained to sit, stay and come.
No matter what transportation you choose, your companion animal should wear a collar, license, and proper identification at all times. The identification tags should have your companion animal's name, your name, address and telephone number on it. If there is room also add the name and telephone number of a person who could serve as an emergency contact in case your companion animal is lost. Consider having your animal microchipped at the vet's; this is a painless process that inserts a uniquely-coded microchip, usually under the skin between your animal's shoulders, which contains all the information i.d. tags would carry.
A nylon collar or harness is best for either a cat or a dog. Never allow your companion animal to travel wearing a choke-chain. The collar-pull could become snagged on the carrier or other object and he/she may choke to death. A cat must wear a safety stretch collar to prevent getting hung up on hooks, branches or other protruding objects.
Keep handy your companion animal's shot records, a written description and several photos of your animal in case she becomes lost. You will need these to claim your companion animal from the local animal control center when they find her. The written description should include your animal's name, height, weight, color and any distinguishing marks.
Also take along a leash, a supply of your companion animal's usual food, a container of water, dishes for food and water, a litter box for cats, a favorite toy or two, flea control products if desired, a brush and clippers, any medication your animal may need, and an emergency first-aid kit in case of injury.
As soon as you know your companion animal is vacationing with you, see your veterinarian. Have your vet check your animal's general fitness and ability to travel.
Are your companion animal's immunizations current? A health certificate is required by law for interstate travel (although most people ignore this if traveling by car). If you fly, most airlines will require a vet's health certificate for your animal anyway. Get a copy of your companion animal's immunization record. Most states and other countries require that your cat or dog have current rabies shots and may require other types of immunizations.
If heartworms are a problem where you are going, get the necessary heartworm medication if a long stay is planned. Otherwise, a heartworm test scheduled according to the laboratory recommendations is sufficient. If you are going to a tick-infested area, get your companion animal vaccinated for Lyme disease, and be prepared with a topical tick and flea repellant such as "Frontline." If your animal is prone to motion sickness, your vet can prescribe proper medication.
If you'll be at your vacation spot more than just a few days, find the nearest veterinarian's office and emergency veterinary clinic. Knowing where to go if problems arise will make it easier on everyone.
Traveling by plane may be the most expedient way to travel, but it may also be the hardest on your companion. It places you in a situation where you have little control over the care given to your animal. Although federal regulations require that animals transported on airlines be treated humanely, there have been occasional infractions resulting in injury or death of the animals. Many airlines allow small dogs and cats in appropriate carriers to be brought into the cabin and placed under the seat. Soft-sided carriers are best for this purpose, although flip-top hard cases are also allowed. If your animal companion is small enough, this option permits you greater control and access, and it is far safer for your animals than traveling as cargo in the baggage hold of the aircraft.
If your animal companion must be shipped as cargo, there are several ways to minimize the risks.
Travel in off-season periods at mid-week, during the day or late evening, to ensure that your animal receives better care from the baggage handlers (there will be less baggage to handle). Also there is less chance that your flight will be delayed on the runway.
Never travel with an animal when outside temperatures reach above 80 degrees or below 40 degrees. You don't want to fly to Houston during a summer's day when temperatures can soar to over 100 degrees.
All airlines and most states' health officials require health certificates for your companion animal. These certificates may be obtained from your veterinarian, who must examine your companion animal within ten days of departure.
Most airlines will try to help you select the right flights and advise you about scheduling. Don't panic. Most animals who fly, do just fine. Plan carefully and your trip will be successful for your companion animal.
Companion animal carriers must meet minimum legal standards for size, strength, sanitation, and ventilation. The animal must have enough room to breathe, stand up, lie down, and turn around comfortably. The carrier must have handles, a food dish and water dish, and should be labeled with your animal's name, your name, address and destination. For extended trips you should also affix food and medication to the top of the carrier.
Stickers reading "Live Animal" are required on the top and one side. The sticker on the side should have an arrow pointing to the top of the carrier.
The best carrier is made out of hard plastic with a steel or plastic mesh door. A lip on the side will keep any baggage pressed up against it from blocking the ventilation holes. Make sure the door-locking mechanism is easy to use. Tighten all bolts before travel.
Make sure the lock or fastener on the door of your companion animal's carrier is easy to open. In an emergency, the baggage handlers may need immediate access to your animal. Water and food dishes must be accessible from the outside for feeding and watering. Some companion animal guardians freeze water in a dish before flight. While this might provide your companion with water, once the water melts it can spill over into the carrier bed, making for a very wet ride for your animal.
Don't feed your companion for at least six hours before departure time. Most companion animals travel better on an empty stomach, and if they do get sick they will not soil themselves. Using a spray such as Feliway or Rescue Remedy on the carrier before placing a cat in it may help reduce stress.
Never muzzle your companion animal - it could restrict her breathing and limit her ability to pant. Put her favorite blanket or toy in the carrier before leaving for the airport.
Arrive at the airport at least an hour (no sooner than four hours) before your departure time. This will give you time to service your companion animal, take him for a quick walk and a chance to eliminate if he needs to. Be sure to pick up the remains.
Once you reach your destination and have deplaned, immediately retrieve your companion animal from the baggage claim area.
A few safety procedures are vital when traveling by car. Never, ever leave your dog unattended in a hot car. Your companion can suffer irreparable brain damage or death if left in a car on a hot day - even 10 minutes may be too long.
Do not let your dog hang her head outside the window. This may be an icon of Americana travel, but dust and debris can easily lodge in delicate eyes.
Pet supply stores stock special restraint devices that secure your animal to the seatbelt buckle or to the seatbelt itself. If you are involved in an automobile accident, the restraining device will keep your companion from crashing into the front window or car seat. The restraint will also keep your animal inside the vehicle and away from the driver.
If you're traveling by pickup truck, many states require your dog be tethered if he travels in the cargo bed. (Some states require dogs ride in the cab with you.) Regardless of the law, any animal riding in the bed of a truck should not just be tethered but "cross-tied" so that falling or leaping over the side is impossible. Be sure to learn the law in the state you're visiting.
At present, Amtrak does not allow companion animals to travel on its trains. Some commuter trains and smaller train operations may allow a companion animal to travel in the baggage car in a carrier (the same carriers that the airlines require). Check with your local railroad to verify that it allows companion animals on board.
Also find out if its baggage cars are air-conditioned or heated (most are not). If not, consider another form of transportation or avoid train travel in extreme weather conditions. If your train has a long stopover, retrieve your companion animal from the carrier and take her for a walk.
Unless your animal is a service animal, bus lines do not allow animals on board. However, local transit systems may allow muzzled and leashed, or crated, animals on board during non-peak hours. Before making any decisions, check with your local transit authority first.
If you are vacationing on your boat, remember to treat your companion animal as if he were a child. This means putting a flotation vest on your companion. While dogs are natural swimmers, they can tire easily and may drown before they reach the shore. It also means not letting your animal stand on the bow of boat where a sudden shift may throw the animal into the water - if you are lucky it will throw your companion clear of the boat and its propellers. Above all, do not let your companion ride in a boat while it is being towed.
Some cruise liners will allow companion animals to travel in special holds but prohibit them from passenger cabins. If your cruise liner visits a foreign country or Hawaii, quarantine laws may require your companion to be confined from two weeks to six months. An animal in quarantine is boarded at your own expense.
If you cannot reliably control your animal, he has no place camping with you. Many camping trips have been ruined because a usually calm companion turned into a barking, overexcited animal full of wanderlust.
Any companion animal you take into the wilderness must know how to instantly sit, stay, heel, and come on command, for her own safety as well as yours. However, taking a dog along on a hiking trip has allowed many women and men to backpack solo. Most dogs are capable of carrying a backpack that weighs up to a third of their own weight.
Dogs are prone to agitate bears and have been known to lead them into campgrounds. If you plan to go camping in bear country, best leave your dog at home. In any case, do not let your dog wander. Many campgrounds require all dogs to be on a leash, so do not take along your dog if she is not leash trained.
Generally, dogs are permitted in state and national parks if leashed. Regional offices of the National Parks Service and state parks departments can tell you which parks allow animals and under what conditions. Some parks may allow companion animals in the campgrounds or in the lodges but prohibit them from trails. Dogs can scare away wildlife and should be discouraged from barking, especially at night or when hiking in the wilderness.
If you do camp with your dog, make sure you have purchased his normal food beforehand. Do not wait and purchase your dog's food at the camp store. The combination of unfamiliar food, environment, and water may upset your dog's digestive process. Be sure you take along containers for food, a leash, flea and tick powder, a dog comb, a first aid kit and water.
Several hotel chains allow vacationers to take companion animals into their room. These include Days Inn, Budget Inn, Quality Inn, Best Western, Clarion, Hilton, Marriott, Motel 6, Residence Inn, Ramada Inn and Sheraton. Since each hotel chain may have different restrictions, and individual hotels within the chains may have different policies, call ahead to the hotel itself to ask about requirements.
If the unthinkable happens and your companion animal runs away, don't panic!
Contact the local animal control shelter and humane society and provide them a current photograph of your companion animal.
Post reward signs that feature a photocopied picture of your companion animal, your hotel telephone number, and the number of someone who will take messages for you.
Give the local police a description of your companion. They may be willing to keep an eye out for your animal while on patrol.
Place an ad in the local newspaper with your hotel number and the number of a friend or relative.
If you cannot stay in the area, give your home address and telephone number to the local shelter, humane society, and the hotel where you stayed in case your companion animal is found.
If a companion animal is found, it is usually within four to six days.


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Charles T Russell – Prophet
(Investigator 4, 1989 January)
[The following article was originally an essay for the Australian College of Theology. – Ed.]
YOUNG CHARLES
Charles Taze Russell was born February 16 1852 of Presbyterian parents. He was educated in public schools and by private tutors. His parents taught him from the Catechism.
At 15 Charles left school and became a partner in his father's store in Alleghany. Pennsylvania. He prayed regularly but did not attend church. One day Charles concluded he had reached the age of "personal responsibility" in matters of faith. He prayed:
Oh, God, I will give Thee my heart... I need God and I need all the blessings You have promised to Your people. Lord, let me be one of Thy people. (1)
Charles joined the Congregational Church and the YMCA and became active in local mission. Often he chalked hellfire slogans on walls. This he discontinued at age 16 when a skeptic convinced him that predestination together with eternal torment was irreconcilable with notions of love and justice. Charles threw his Bible away but continued "feeling after God, desiring to know the truth." (2)
For a year Charles gave prime attention to business. He was a wizard with numbers and did his father's bookkeeping. Meanwhile he read about Asiatic religions and attended occasional church meetings which "left an empty void."
One evening Charles chanced upon a meeting of Second Adventists conducted by Jonas Wendel. Second Adventists were date-setting spin-offs from the Millerite movement which crumbled in disarray when predictions of Jesus' second coming failed in 1844. Wendel believed the world would be burned up in 1873. This rekindled Charles' faith. He reasoned:
"All the creeds of Christendom claim to be founded on the Bible and these are conflicting. Isn't it possible that the Bible has been misrepresented?" (3)
Charles next turned to George Storrs (l796-l879. Storrs, a Millerite from 1842 and leader of the sect "The Life and Advent Union", taught Charles for 3 years, 1869-1872. Storrs had been a major originator of Adventist doctrines. He considered the dead unconscious, identified "Babylon" as Christendom, believed in future universal resurrection, etc. (4) These beliefs passed to Charles, hence to Jehovah's Witnesses:
"And here I should and do gratefully mention assistance by Brothers Geo. Stetson and Geo. Storrs, the latter the editor of The Bible Examiner, both now deceased. The study of the Word of God with these dear brethren led, step by step, into greener pastures…" (5)
Storrs predicted Christ's second coming for 1870. Its failure motivated Charles and 5 others to start a separate study class.
In Rochester, New York, N.H. Barbour, former gold-digger in Australia turned prophet, predicted Christ's coming for 1873, then 1874, finally 1875. When all failed he claimed that Christ had returned invisibly in 1874. In 1876 Charles' group, now numbering 30, amalgamated with Barbour's sect of 100 Second Adventists.
From Barbour Charles learnt about the "Gentile Times". (6) In The Bible Examiner (October 1876) Charles predicted:
"The Gentile Times will end in A.D. 1914."
By this he meant that Israel would be restored and ruled by resurrected Hebrews to whom all nations would submit, giving world peace by 1914. Barbour also convinced Charles that the living Saints", which included themselves, would rise physically to heaven in 1878.
This expectation caused Charles to curtail business activities and preach on soap boxes, outside churches, and in parks. He called a meeting of all the Christian ministers of Alleghany and Pittsburgh to convince them of Christ's 1874 return and of the imminent miraculous ascent. The result?
"All of the ministers of the two cities refused to believe." (7)
This repudiation marked the start of Russellism's, hence Jehovah's Witness, estrangement from conventional Christianity.
The haberdashery business of Charles and his father, which had increased from one store to 5 valued at $300,000, now began to be dissipated. Barbour, for example, required new printing equipment.
1878 arrived. One Pittsburgh newspaper reported that Charles, draped in white robes, spent Passover night on Sixth Street Bridge. Charles denied it, adding:
"However some of the more radical ones might have been there." (8)
Charles re-examined the Bible and concluded that the dead saints were raised that night. The living saints would ascend in 1881. This conclusion evidenced "the Lord's continued leading." (9) The ploy of arguing that the date was right but the event expected wrong, was to be used again and again through 15 prophetic failures. Barbour rejected the "plain simple solution" (10) and after further disagreements Charles withdrew.
In 1879 Charles started "Zion's Watch Tower". The high initial circulation, 6,000, was possible because H.B. Rice, a Second Adventist prophet of California, had to close down for lack of finance and so donated his subscriber list to Charles. Charles' sect was now an independent entity
PASTOR RUSSELL
While getting Zion's Watch Tower started Charles met and married Maria F. Ackley. Next his followers, now about 150 in 30 autonomous household "ecciesias", elected Charles "Paster". He had no official training in theology, no ordination, no laying on of hands, not even a true prophecy. The title was therefore misappropriated.
Pastor Russell had a flair for organization an outflowmg personality, an ability to hold audiences. There was no sound equipment then. Yet when in later years he spoke in crowded auditoriums such as Chicago's Grand Opera, London's Royal Albert Hall and New York's Hippodrome Theatre, he was clearly heard. Dignified in frock coat, bowler hat and long grey beard, he would bow gracefully and speak without notes, gesturing freely. Russell was 5' 11'' (180 cm) tall, thinnish, professionally friendly, of saintly demeanour and posed readily for photographs. Even when his sect stretched to 5 continents he still found time for the small fry.
At first Russell solicited donations under the pretension that the donators would neither die nor get sick "except by God's will". (11) When some did die the offer needed amending. But miraculous healings allegedly continued, including arthritics, deaf people, and even old persons restored to youth. (12) This was discontinued in the 1890s.
The miraculous ascent of 1881 failed and was unofficially put off to 1883. Tract production and distribution in 1880, including hiring of 300 New York boys to distribute tracts at church doors, cost Russell $42,000. Such commitment meant no turning back. So, to reduce costs Russell introduced tracteering as a Christian duty within the sect. Being thus kept busy diverted their attention from failed prophecy and instilled a sense of commitment in all. The "keep them busy" stratagem is still successful a century later.
Russell commenced a set of books, "Studies in the Scriptures". Local clergymen opposed their sale in bookstores. Therefore Russell introduced colporteuring in which selected followers earned incomes by doorstep book selling. Russell demonstrated "God's blessing" further by legalizing the sect as a corporation – Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society. Such legalization anticipated problems of control, consolidation and perpetuation.
Russell's gospel now had these elements (13):
1. The Time of the End was 1799-1914.
2. Jesus returned, 1874.
3. Europe would erupt in war, 1906-1908.
4. Armageddon, including Christendom's end, 1910-1914.
5. Miraculous ascent, 1914.
6. World peace, rule by resurrected Patriarchs, 1914.
So much rubbish masquerading as "true light of God's Word" (14) provoked strife.
EXPANSION AND STRIFE
"Bible House", a 4-story structure in Alleghany, became Russell's headquarters in 1889. Already he had followers overseas. To secure his authority among them, Russell made his first overseas trip 1891 to Britain and the Mediterranean. Next he appointed "pilgrims" to visit ecclesias, give sermons and enforce use of his books.
Russell's early books were already dated. His failed prophecies, ever changing "truth", increasing power and stricter oversight sparked "rebellion". Several small groups split off in 1881. In 1894 four leaders united in accusing Russell of sexual impropriety and of "Pope-like" power. But Maria, Russell's wife, came to the rescue visiting the ecclesias, defending him. There were disturbances in Ireland and Switzerland after 1900. In Melbourne the Branch Leader took 80 of 100 converts with him in 1908. A major revolt in 1911 included the sect's vice president and Russell's private secretary.
The most serious confrontation was with Maria, leading to sensational court battles, lurid accusations and legal separation. Rumours of Russell philandering remained unsubstantiated. The confrontation originated as a power struggle over doctrinal differences. Furthermore, Maria was rejected as a woman. She and Russell lived: "celibate lives for eighteen years". (15)
These 18 years could mean 1879-97 from the marriage until Maria left Bible House. Alternatively they could mean 1888-1906, from the time an adopted daughter shared their apartment until the legal separation. The former interpretation is favoured due to the added claim that Russell: "had lived a life of absolute celibacy." (16) Allegedly Russell chose celibacy to aid his Godly devotion. Alternatively "Brother" Bohnet's words are suggestive if inconclusive:
"I had for many years been a member of the Bible House family, had eaten and lived there, and even enjoyed your uncomfortable bed-lounge with you on various occasions since the year 1895." (17)
As Russellism grew so grew Christian opposition. Some clerics burned Russell's books publicly. Flocks were warned against the "false prophet". Polemics via booklets and newspapers escalated. There were public debates and libel trials. Russell survived all; and as prophetic dates neared his sect catapulted into prominence.
GLOBAL PROMINENCE
In 1904 Russell changed "by 1914" to "immediately after 1914". Hopes therefore began centering on 1915. When the Russo-Japanese war began, 1904, Russell suggested it would suck in all Europe fulfilling his prophecy for 1906. (18)
Russell travelled to Europe annually. From 1905 there were also annual travelling conventions by hired train around the USA by Russell and up to 240 followers. The 1913 trip covered 12,000km and attracted 40,000 people to conventions in 20 cities. Newspapers began publishing Russell's sermons. Russell had 600 colporteurs plus "an army of tract distributors". (19) Overseas conventions also became large – 600 attended in Jamaica in1905, 4,500 in Britain 1908. Russell's world cruise in 1911-12 for the final fulfilment of Matthew 24:14 attracted large turnouts in many Asiatic countries. In India a small town, Russellpuram, was named after him and 70 ecclesias inaugurated. In Africa Joseph Booth, an Australian Baptist turned Russellite, and convert Elliot Kamwana, baptized 9,100 natives in one year. Russell's books appeared in Zulu, Sixosa, plus 18 western languages.
As 1914 neared, Russell got cautious. He suggested that "immediately after" might mean not 1915 but 5, 10 or even 25 years later!
In 1914 tract distributors numbered 5,100. Worship attendance approached 200,000. Russell's sermons were published by 2,000 newspapers of combined circulation 15 million. But the greatest publicity generator was Russell's "Photo Drama of Creation" – an 8 hour movie/slide marathon with synchronized sound. The turnout from Europe to Australia was tremendous – millions of viewers.
Then World War 1 erupted.
[A photocopy from The Watch Tower of June 1 1917 p. 163 is here omitted. The relevant passage calls Russell a "Prophet of the Lord" :
"Truly there lived among us in these last days a Prophet of the Lord; and although now he has passed from human sight, his works remain an enduring witness to his wisdom and his faithfulness!"]
Table I Number publicising their faith
Table 2 Watch Tower Circulation
1985 11.1 million
Table 3 Newspapers printing Russell's
sermons, and circulation totals
1906 5 100,000
1908 11 400,000
1910 500 6,000,000
1912 1,200 14,000,000
1914 1,000 5,500,000
Table 4 Pamphlets distributed
1870 – 1913 228 million
1914 71 "
1984 900? "
Table 5 Books Distributed
1870-1913 6,100,000
HOUSE UPON SAND
Russell interpreted the outbreak of World War as being the war he had awaited in 1906, which would climax in Armageddon and world rule by Israel. He felt it might take "ten months". (20)
Decline set in. In America most colporteurs withdrew. In India the Russellites flocked back to their previous churches. In Germany 380 Russellites joined the army in 1915 and colporteuring ceased. In Africa the disappointment sparked a native uprising. In Belgium attendences declined from 500 in 1912 to 5 in 1918.
But Russell pressed on, travelling and speaking. In his life he travelled a million miles, wrote 50,000 pages, preached 30,000 sermons, and dictated up to 1,000 letters monthly. He died from cystitis aboard a Texas train, October 31, 1916.
Russell's successor, Joseph Rutherford, staked everything on an all out campaign of denunciation against "Christendom", announcing its destruction for 1918. Instead, he himself was imprisoned and his "organization" ruined.
Russell had been: "a foolish man who built his house upon the sand." (Matthew 7:26)
Russell left certain legacies including three corporations, doctrines, faulty chronology, a stance of political neutrality, an anti-Christendom stance, use of law courts, centralized control, policies for meetings, and conventions, pilgrims, and established patterns for publicising the faith.
By 1932 Rutherford had moulded these legacies into a united global preaching machine, dominated by himself. Prophecies of Christendom's destruction kept failing – 1920, 1925, 1926, 1928. Rutherford therefore determined to fulfil them himself. The method? The same way Christianity overcame Paganism – by unity and testimony. Rutherford announced: "God purposes to convert the world by preaching". (21) He envisaged: "…vast billions coming out of all the kingdoms of the world…" (22)
By 1971 the new leaders boasted of: "…the largest thoroughly unified activity on earth." (23). And in 1984: "the mightiest preaching activity ever…" (24) And, still date-motivated it continues in 200 countries and among 5,000 tribes.
What Russell started might yet become real-Christianity's greatest challenge.
1. I.B.S.A. Convention Report 1912 pp. 308-309
2. Ibid p. 134
3. Watch Tower Reprints 1916 12/1 p. 5997
4. Froom, L. E. 1954 The Prophetic Faith of our Fathers Vol. 4 Review and Herald USA; Gaustad, E. S. (Ed.) 1978 The Rise of Adventism Harper and Row USA
5. Watch Tower Reprints 1906 7/15 p. 3821
6. Jonsson, C. O. 1983 The Gentile Times Reconsidered, English Editor: Penton, M. J., Hart Publishers USA
7. Anonymous 1959 Jehovah's witnesses In The Divine Purpose WBTS USA p. 19
8. Macmillan, A.H. 1957 Faith on the March Prentice Hall USA
9. Watch Tower Reprints 1906 7/1 p. 3823; Anonymous 1959 Jehovah's Witnesses In The Divine Purpose WBTS USA p. 20
10. Ibid p.20
11. Watch Tower Reprints 1881 January p. 181
12. Watch Tower Reprints 1883 pp. 436-437; 1885 pp. 748749; 1885 pp. 782-784
13. Russell, C. T. Studies in the Scriptures Vol. 1 pp. 275-295; Vol. 2 pp. 188-211, 234-235; Vol. 3 pp. 23, 59, 150-154, 234-240, 305-306, 362-364; Vol. 4 pp. 77-112
14. Anonymous 1959 Jehovah's Witnesses In The Divine Purpose WBTS USA p. 15
15. I.B.S.I. Convention Report 1913 p. 113; Peoples Pulpit 1914 October 1 p. 3
16. Peoples Pulpit 1918 January 1 p. 4
17. Watch Tower Reprints 1910 3/15 p. 4590
18. Watch Tower Reprints 1904 3/1 p. 3327
19. Watch Tower Reprints 1909 12/15 p. 4532
20. Watch Tower Reprints 1915 1/15 p. 5632; 1/1 p. 5601
21. Watch Tower 1929 10/15 p. 316
22. Schnell, W.J. 1980 30 Years A Watch-Tower Slave Baker Book House USA p. 48
23. Awake! 1971 9/22 p. 3
24. The Watchtower 1984 2/1 p. 14


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The original farm was demolished around 1900 by its owner Gaymans who built the present country house. In addition to the country house a farm and barn was also built.

Schoonderlogt played a role in WWII, when it became the headquarters of 2nd Battalion of the U.S. Army's 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment. Together with the 501th and 502th P.I.R Regiment, the 327 Glider Infantry Regiment and other additional military units, they formed the American 101st Airborne Division, who landed 17 September 1944 at Eindhoven.

During the Battle of 'The Island' Schoonderlogt farm was temporary HQ of the 506th PIR. There's a well known picture of Major Richard D. Winters in front of the entrance gate.

Schoonderlogt plays a role in the Band of Brothers series of Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks.

In front of the estate a Memorial 101st Airborne Division 506 P.I.R was placed in 2020.

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During the initial phase of the project, the work description in the project plan is translated to detailed requirements and a further alignment of the work package input-output relations, as well as a further analysis of project risk. This process leads to an update of the project description and a number of detailed arrangements between work packages. Especially important is the discussion of deadlines and the check on information transferred between work packages.
The most important task of WP 1 is the mid-term assessment. Though it is in essence a regular assessment, a negative outcome, may lead to discontinuation of the project, hence it is the result that makes it so important. At the mid-term stage the viability and feasibility of the project goals are reviewed with the input from the initial work package deliverables. This go-no go assessment primarily verifies and validates the procedures and tools developed during the first half of the project. It checks if the chosen procedures and output of the tools are in line with the project proposal and goals (Validation) and checks if they are performing as expected (Verification.
In the later stages of the project the developed ships, platforms and modules are subjected to verification and validation. Their technical feasibility of the designs made in the course of WP2 and WP3, the constructability simulated in WP5 and their economic viability are all tested and verified.
An all-important validation performed in WP1 concerns economic viability using a tool that will be developed by WP 1 itself. The development of this tool is the final activity of WP 1. It will contain an economic life cycle analysis of the vessel and should answer not only the economic performance of the vessel over time, but also give input to the discussion of the value of lead time in production. It is obvious a faster ship delivery adds value to the owner and operator, but uncertain is how much more.


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package org.xtuml.bp.ui.text.editor.oal.test;

import org.eclipse.core.runtime.CoreException;
import org.eclipse.jface.text.Document;
import org.eclipse.jface.text.rules.IToken;
import org.eclipse.jface.text.rules.RuleBasedScanner;

import org.xtuml.bp.ui.text.OALEditorPlugin;
import org.xtuml.bp.ui.text.editor.SyntaxHighlightingPreferences;
import org.xtuml.bp.ui.text.editor.oal.OALKeywordRule;
import org.xtuml.bp.ui.text.editor.oal.OALTokenTypes;
import org.xtuml.bp.ui.text.test.UITextTest;

/**
 * Unit tests of the like-named class.
 */
public class OALKeywordRuleTest extends UITextTest
{
    public OALKeywordRuleTest(String projectName, String name) throws CoreException {
		super("test", name);	 //$NON-NLS-1$
	}
    public OALKeywordRuleTest( String name) throws CoreException {
		super("test", name);	 //$NON-NLS-1$
	}

	/**
     * Tests whether an oal-keyword-rule correctly recognizes
     * keywords of different capitalizations.
     */
    public void testEvaluate()
    {
        // create a test document
        Document document = new Document();

        // create our rule to be tested
        SyntaxHighlightingPreferences prefs =
            OALEditorPlugin.getDefaultOALPlugin().getSyntaxHighlightingPreferences();
        IToken otherToken = prefs.getDefaultToken(OALTokenTypes.TOKEN_TYPE_other);
        OALKeywordRule rule = OALKeywordRule.createRule(prefs, otherToken);

        // for each of a number of test words that are or are not
        // valid keywords
        String[] words = {"select", "Select", "SELECT", "selec"};
        boolean[] isKeyword = {true, true, true, false};
        RuleBasedScanner scanner = new RuleBasedScanner();
        IToken keywordToken = prefs.getDefaultToken(
            OALTokenTypes.TOKEN_TYPE_keyword);
        for (int i = 0; i < words.length; i++) {
            // have our document be made up of just this word
            document.set(words[i]);

            // set our scanner's range in the document to be the whole word
            scanner.setRange(document, 0, words[i].length());

            // have the rule evalute the word
            IToken token = rule.evaluate(scanner);

            // if we know the word to be a valid keyword
            if (isKeyword[i]) {
                // check that the rule says the word is a keyword
                assertTrue("\"" + words[i] + "\" not accepted as keyword",
                    token.equals(keywordToken));
            }

            // otherwise
            else {
                // check that the rule says the word is *not* a keyword
                assertTrue("\"" + words[i] + "\" accepted as keyword",
                    !token.equals(keywordToken));
            }
        }
    }
}

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