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I am from USA . I will Highly appreciate 17 hours conversations upon completion of the investigation. In the future ,if you have the the true story, please publish it!
Thank You,
MD M. Rahman
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I am from USA . I will Highly appreciate 17 hours conversations upon completion of the investigation. In the future ,if you have the the true story, please publish it!
Thank You,
MD M. Rahman
The trials are being held by the government just to suppress the opposing party and kill their leaders, so many people have been arrested, and innocent people have gone missing,and the government is doing nothing.
If the documents were published then many innocent lives could be saved
I am from USA . I will Highly appreciate 17 hours conversations upon completion of the investigation. In the future ,if you have the the true story, please publish it!
Thank You,
MD M. Rahman
Bangladesh's government and courts are extremely bias! Please expose their corruption for the sake of the innocence!
Incorrect spelling! Too much of it! Get your sentence right!
Your claim is corrupted. You are encouraging hacking. You are a traitor. You are not a reasonable person.
Would you rather have people executed wrongfully and innocent people jailed and killed an gone missing than to have hacking? Who cares about hacking when innocent people are dying, do you have no sense of justice?
you are reasonable person because you supporting tha biased tribunal...
Your comments proves your mother tongue is English. So you know a lot of English and advising people to write correct English. Well, this passively mentions that you are not a Bangladeshi and do not know anything about BD war crime tribunal.
You are just a paid bitch, shouting for Govt. illegal trial. Economist should ignore your speech.
The supporters of the Jamayat campaign have truly parked there buses here. Bravo!
The Economist is not privy to any special privilege which would let them publish the illegally obtained items.
It is no wonder the defence team has been threatening the prosecution witnesses for so long! They have been hacking into the judges' computers to get information regarding the witnesses and have been threatening them.
Sukhranjan Bali was abducted by the defence and kept in their custody contrary to the law.
The Economist has already leaked information which is now widely circulating. The Economist should be banned and the editors should be harshly prosecuted.
The Economist should delete all mindless comments from the mindless jamayati miscreants here.
It's not only the Jamayat being attacked. Do your research before you post mindless things like this. The BNP is also being targeted. They basically said, "If you see the members of the other parties, attack them."
The leaders of the current government literally told the public to attack its political enemies. You don't care about human life do you?
It's not only the Jamayat being attacked. Do your research before you post mindless things like this. The BNP is also being targeted. They basically said, "If you see the members of the other parties, attack them."
The leaders of the current government literally told the public to attack its political enemies. You don't care about human life do you?
I do care about human lives. I do care about human lives that were brutally taken away in 1971. I do not incidentally care too much about the alleged criminals, true. It is just it's sometimes hard for people to show softness towards alleged criminals, you know? You should know. You have been showing it for years, I suppose.
Stop hacking. Stop stealing. It seems your party will go to lowest of the low to accomplish their goal.
Slide down please!
please we want to know more details, Hasina Goverment try to punishment innocent people in bangladesh. please published the conversation
Who are those "innocent people"? Give me their name Please. And I will give your their track record.
After reading your comment I just wonder: How can a person be so stupid???
Who are those "innocent people"? Give me their name Please. And I will give your their track record.
After reading your comment I just wonder: How can a person be so stupid???
Please publish the material and stop the illegal tribunals in Bangladesh.
Another here! What has this got to stopping the tribunal in Bangladesh!
Stop your mindless claims. Thuggish flooding taking place here!
Protest the breach of right to privacy! Stop encouraging it! Stop being a traitor!
Because nothing suggests the tribunal is biased.
Well, of course, apart from you and others who are paid to do this shouting, for you no court will ever be unbiased enough to try your holy masters.
Therefore, stop making outlandish demands and pay attention to what is going on. I don't think you can manage it. But, do try.
Thank you for recording the documents. Please publish it immediately so that it can help the judges to come back right way.
See? This lad is actually thanking The Economist for recording the documents (conversations). He is thanking The Economist for breaching the right to privacy.
The defence has become wild here now and producing the utter nonsense to stop the tribunal from going further.
Of course, this kind of commenter makes it easy for them. Stop supporting breach of right to privacy.
Because OBVIOUSLY privacy is more important than human life.
Because OBVIOUSLY privacy is more important than human life.
What human life? No human life is at stake here!
There is no verdict thus far. Why do you suppose that there will be death penalties imposed? Let the justice run its course and see what happens.
In the meantime, you can start acting like a human being and stop defending hacking and breach of right to privacy. It will do you mind, if there is one, some good.
NOT STOP SUPPORTING RIGHT TO PRIVACY. STOP CONSPIRACY IN THE NAME OF LAW ? How the Minister could address to give capital punishment of Defendents before giving judgement? That is not unlawful? when economist says about fair trial.that is right to privacy ? Do u think all the right belongs to you ?
Clearly the rights belong to you!!!
Ooops, got scared there for a bit. Never mind.
There is no conspiracy here. The conspiracy has been taking place for a long time to stop these trials. If you do not like the trials, go somewhere else. Do not interrupt with your thuggish chanting.
Nobody gave anyone capital punishment.
Jamayaat threatened all the witnesses. All of them. Now they are hacking. Where will they stop?
Stop hacking. Stop stealing. Stop being an obstruction to justice.
u may be paid by Bangladesh Awamileague.....we want to know the truth....publishe it please...
How do you know he is a lad and not a lady ? you have exposed yourself, perhaps you are hired by BAL or using this name but infact a BAL. You are talking about privacy, if a criminal commits a crime in private , would you condone it ? Remeber all the historic truths(including watergate scandal)were revealed not through legal means. Are you recomending to ban publication of the Economist ? w where is freedom of the press and expression ? Grow up man and before you lecture about breach of privacy learn about freedom of speech and expression.
Human life??? Those who are now behind bars on war crimes charges backed Pakistani army in killing 3 million people. And you are talking about human life???
Uff, I am tired of these stupid,dumb readers
How you know what will be the penalty??
What is your name?? Are you human being or unknown animals from Space??
Stop your non-realistic speech. Go to BD, Speak to public and then make your comments. Never write for money.
Flooding has begun here. It is unfortunate to see so many mindless posts encouraging the breach of right to privacy. Astounding that so many can go the extra mile to be the supporters of this vile practice.
Lord Leveson inquiry should include this practice from The Economist and look into the possibility of The Economist being bought by the defence lobbyists.
It should not come as a surprise that many have been bought and sold in this repugnant demonstration of loyalty towards the alleged criminals.
The Economist should take this post down and be prepared for legal proceedings to be initiated against it.
u are making barrier between the truth and lie,,,,,,,,,who pay u?, Bangladesh Awamileague??
We want true justice. In the name of justice if someone or some groups do injustice then we should protest them with our every means to stop that injustice. This is the demand of humanity. If someone has some strong evidence to prove that the justice is biased and going to do injustice in the name of justice then that person must come forward with his evidences. Otherwise it will mean that that person is supporting the injustice. I strongly belive The Economist cannot be part of that biased or unjust group. Accordingly, I believe, they will publish all the evidences to prove the judge biased and save the innocent lives.
The judge cannot be biased here. Do your research before barking so loud! It is irksome!
You do not wish for justice to stand nor does, apparently, The Economist. You all are, strangely, bought to run this propaganda machine to stop this tribunal.
The main concern here is your innocent leaders' supporters have stolen important information from the judge's computer and they are trying to steal the case too.
Say NO to breach of right to privacy.
Oah, how can you claim Judges are not biased??? You are surely blind, man.
judges are just reading the order that made by Govt. It is already clear to public. But you shameless are barking.
It is interesting to hear your comment 'judges cannot be biased here'. If they are not and they are doing the true justice then what are they afraid of? Why did he lie at the first instance to the interviewer of The Economist. What is he afraid of that made him lie! Will you ever support a judge who you found lying to deliver a judgment on a case where a decision, like execution, will be taken against you?
2nd point is that, he claimed that he just wanted to learn since the tribunal is new and the law is new. He claims that he did not do anything wrong. Then why is he afraid of its publishing?
3rd point is, why are you against the publication of some information that may help the people know what their justices are doing upon whom they are leaving all their trust in deciding thousands of sensitive problems? May I know what is your interest to save such kind of justices who are afraid of being accountable for their work?
Economist, please publish the whole story. Bangladesh needs it.
Trying to muddy the waters eh? Why are you trying to tarnish the verdict before it comes out? Victims need justice and their families need closure. Genocide is a genocide even if victims are not Westerners. All human lives are precious.
The accused Jamat-E-Islami leaders are innocent. The main goal of the War Crime Trial by Present BD Govt. is to punish the opposition leaders. The trial must be stopped immediately.
At last, you are getting to say what you have wanted to say for so long, ay?
Continue shouting. It will of course tire your voice, but not the progress towards justice.
The judge is unbiased.
Say NO to breach of right to privacy.
Who are you?? Surely you are not a Bangladeshi. You seems to be a paid trouble maker.
You must not say anything that you do not know exactly. You are advised to visit Bangladesh, speak to its citizen, then make comments. Your speech is far from reality.
Telling a lie is the mother of all sin. speak the truth.
And, you, kind Sir, stop supporting stealing and hacking.
Before claiming such extraordinary things, try to see what is the basis of your claims? Surely - hacking which is illegal acquirement of information without the consent of the party involved.
First come to this forum with clean hands and then preach.
Your words are tainted.
Say NO breach of right to privacy.
though we are minority in bangladesh and we have been harassed in 1971, we still want fair trail take place in BD as to war crime 1971. I personally request economist to publish the documents in your possession which is relevant to show the brutality and the intention of BD govt.
Please publish the material and stop the illegal tribunals in Bangladesh.
Thanks for recording the conversesion, please published the judge conversesion for bangladeshi people.
Bullish from The Economist; bullish, disparaging, outlandish and above all, misleading.
First of all, The Economist does not have any divine right to know whatever information any sitting judge has at his/her disposal regarding any allegation. The Economist is not the body to which tribunal judges are held accountable.
Secondly, it is highly inappropriate and disrespectful from The Economist to engage in such a conversation with the sitting judge of the tribunal.
Thirdly, the possession of the illegally obtained materials clearly suggests wrongdoing on part of The Economist for which the magazine should be tried and prosecuted harshly and rigorously.
Fourthly, the right to privacy has been breached here. It is a hallmark of the modern civilisation and moreover, the breach is in relation to an ongoing case.
Fifthly, The Economist cannot possibly argue that it has hacked or has hacked only materials of illegally obtained correspondences between the judge and the other subject. More than likely, The Economist has hacked or has hacked materials that pertain to other sensitive matters of the cases of the tribunal.
Sixthly, the judges are the custodians of the witnesses and are responsible for the witness protection scheme. The witnesses and other involved parties, through this abominable action of The Economist, have become vulnerable and unsafe. The Economist must be tried on this front.
Finally, when one weighs the benefits of publication of illegally obtained material on the public issue ground against the adverse and detrimental consequences followed by the breach of the right to privacy, the greater weight and protection are always afforded to the latter.
The breach of right to privacy is a gross abomination and The Economist must be held liable.
Who are beneficiaries of this manufactured controversy?
The defence. Only the defence.
why noT??...its a matter of biased tribunal.........we want to know the truth.....U are a paid guy,,,,,stop doing this
And, you are a mindless thug. Stop supporting hacking and theft.
It will be good for your children.
Say NO to breach of right to privacy.
Stop stealing.
The judge seem to be biased and Tribunal has already been biased by the Government ministers.
I think tribunal could have a resuffle in relation to structer and others with a view to fair trial.
This single incident could become a total debacle for the Awami League and be the cause of their eventual downfall. If the taped conversations and email correspondence between an ICT judge and a third party to the war crimes trial proceedings indicate that the latter had in any way influenced the mind of the former or confidential information regarding the proceedings was divulged or discussed without the knowledge of the defence counsel then the whole trials process will be utterly vitiated. Such conversations may indicate bias of the judge and therefore be in violation of the rules of natural justice and the due process of law. It is unclear whether under these circumstances an order or ruling can be issued by the ICT courts without the taped conversations and emails being divulged. If a finding of guilt is made in any of the cases the impression will remain that the accused did not receive a fair trial …..
It appears the conversation are on YouTube but cannot be viewed in Bangladesh because the site is banned ....
Those who cant watch youtube in Bangladesh may use this. i found it in my FB.
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What kind of hardware goes on the cabinets? How about a faucet to match the spectacular globe lights?
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Err....just occurred to me - is the spread of the holes the same as what you have drilled now?
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Image I shot at the Arboretum. I love this plant because its shape and appearance seem so hard and blunt, but the beauty in this overwhelms the tough shell. I feel sometimes I can relate to this! :)
Great work Tevis…we obviously share a similar affinity with this plant…you can view my interpretation of it http://www.redbubble.com/people/tdn14277/art/5504901-1-cactus :))
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Thank you for the wonderful feedback! It is appreciated! As is your work, sir! :)
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i love the blue coming from the furry projectiles
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Spectacular! Really a beautiful image. Great detail and appreciation of this wonderful form. Very nicely done. Cheers!
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La Quinta Maingate -- Excellent!
Stayed Dec 5-8 $69 night for one bedroom suite- Two 27" tv's, mini fridge, and microwave...excellent location, friendly staff, nice decor and noon check out.
I would absolutely stay here again!
Wonderful accomodations
We visited Orlando with our two children, staying three nights at this La Quinta in one of their one-bedroom suites. The room was nicely appointed, clean and seemed new. The bathroom was large and clean. The living room and the bedroom each had a 25" TV, and there were abundant channels to choose from (about 70). However, there were no pay-per-view movies available. The sofa bed in the living room was comfortable.
The pool was clean, but salty. The playground consisted of single set, but it did keep our 4-year-old amused for an half-hour or so. The game room was fun--it had an air hockey table--but the price to play was rather steep: $1.50!
The continental breakfast was easily as good as at any hotel we've stayed in, with a good assortment of food and beverages. There were cold cereals, waffles, french toast, bagels, muffins, etc, and an assortment of fresh fruits. There was also 2% and skim milk, coffee, hot cocoa, orange juice, cranberry juice, and apple juice. The seating was plenty adequate, and several high chairs were available.
Housekeeping was outstanding! They even washed a few dishes we left in our kitchenette's sink while we were out having fun!
The hotel enjoys proximity to a Publix and a Target, as well as every restaurant imaginable. There is also a very nice outlet mall within walking distance. However, the hotel's location was quiet and away from the busy streets, which made for a relaxing stay.
Overall, this is an attractive, comfortable place to stay. While the amenities (pool, playground) are just adequate, the room and service vastly exceeded our expectations for the price.
Bravo, La Quinta!
There are not enough accolades to express my appreciation for this hotel and its staff! La Quinta is a WONDERFUL value for the money. We got a rate of $44/night through Travelocity. Our room had a refrigerator and a microwave; the hotel's pool and hot tub were nice (especially considering how little time we had for them, anyway); and the free continental breakfast was more than adequate for our needs. Our housekeeper, Alcira, was wonderful. Our little girls couldn't wait to return to the room every night to see how she'd arranged their stuffed animals! The hotel is conveniently located and we were able to find everything we needed. We'll never consider staying anywhere else.
P.S. Give Medieval Times Dinner Theatre a try. Our family loved it!
Highly recommend
I stayed 4 nights at the La Quinta Maingate. The hotel is new and very clean. The pool and exercise room was nice also. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful when we had questions. The price we got was very reasonable through this website's search engine.
The only thing I didn't like was that the walls of my room were thin. If you do have noisy neighbors, you may want to request a room change.
I would recommend this hotel to anyone planning on visiting the Orlando theme parks. It's location is convenient, and there are lots of restaurants and shops nearby.
A fantastic hotel. We felt like millionaires!
The staff were wonderful and the rooms perfect.
Great breakfast! We would definitely go back.
Loved the decor
We first used this hotel last November 03 shortly after it had opened. My wife and I wanted to show my daughter/ son inlaw and the grangchildren the "swish" place we had stayed in when we had visited last year. Standing some 300yds off highway 535 its lovey and quiet. It Has a lovey outdoor pool, hot tub, and sand pit with a slide for the kids set in a tastefully planted garden. The pool is warm and shallow enough to come into the catorgary of "Child Friendly"The rooms a large, airy. spotless cleaned and well fitted out. On the ground floor is a spacious lobby, with scrumpious free cookies on the front desk. Gym and laundry facilitiesIt has a large breakfast bar with Breakfast included.If you are one of these "Anti Carbs fanatic" you might not hold the same opinion as us. But we thought it was great, better than a "greasey" one we would have got elsewhere which would clog up our arteries, we might go home fat but not stiff. The cealing fans wafting the cool air over the guests dissapointingly were driven by electricty instead of a "Flunky". but I suppose you carn't have everything ? Everything about this Hotel was great. and we couldn fault it.Certainly the best we have been in. At $89 a room was good value. I have paied a lot more for a lot less. Fantastic.
Great location, new and clean hotel.
Hotel is almost new, the rooms are very clean, the location is great - 15 minutes to Disney, 25 minutes to Universal studios and Seaworld, all the outlets are couple of minutes drive. For the price that we got (62 $ per night for family of 4) I think it's a great place to stay.
A Beautiful Hotel
This is a really nice hotel. It's new and well designed. The rooms are standard hotel size but the one I was in had a 10 foot ceiling which made the room seem very large. I was on the first floor so I don't know if all the rooms are like this.
The hotel is centrally located within easy reach of all the Orlando/Kissimmee attractions. However, don't expect to walk anywhere as it is in a residential area with only a couple of convenient stores within walking distance.
People who stay at La Quinta type hotels aren't expecting resorts but this one is above the norm for this type of hotel.
Great value.
This hotel was really nice for the money. I booked the hotel through priceline and I paid $48 per night. The surrounding hotels with less amenities were $69 per night with a coupon. The rooms were really clean as the hotel is brand new and just built in May 2003. The decor was modern. The area was PERFECT and away from the hustle and bustle of Lake Buena Vista and 192, but close enough to quickly get to Disney World, Disney Market Place, Lake Buena Vista, Orlando Premium Outlets, Old Town, Arabian Nights, Medieval Times, etc. From my room, I could see the Bungy Jumping thing at Old Town. There is a small fitness center, small gameroom, small pool, small childrens play area. The workers were VERY friendly. I had problems with other guests. This is a completely non-smoking hotel and there were guests smoking in the rooms. There were only 2 small elevators and there were times that I had to wait for the next one. It was ok, though, because some of the characters, I didn't want to ride up with anyway. There is a refrigerator and a microwave which I thought was wonderful, it saved us money on drinks and snacks. We popped popcorn and made those cup a soups for snack. On the downside, I got a wakeup call at 6am when I didn't ask for one. I was not really happy with that. I also found it to be a bit strange that there was a black plunger next to the toilet.
Plunging the toilet shouldn't be MY job on vacation. I gave it a solid 4 stars because for a hotel that I thought would be just ok, it exceeded my expectations especially with the cleanliness.
Don't let the website fool you
I booked this hotel through Priceline, so I had to research the amenities after booking. The Web site is apparently a generic corporate one that doesn't give any specifics about the hotel. I had to call to be certain that it had a pool because none was listed on the amenities.
However, we arrived to find a new hotel situated in a quiet area that has excellent access to the Disney property and is also close to SeaWorld. They have a mini frig and microwave in each room, the standard free breakfast buffet, and the Lake Buena Vista Premium Outlets center is just across the street (none of this is mentioned on the Web site). All the hoopla of Kissimmee's Hwy. 192 is about a mile away. There is only one pool and it's nothing special, but it served our needs just fine.
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As for sex, my Mom put it rather succinctly when I in high school and dating around: You may meet someone and have the greatest sex of your life every day, but what are the two of you going to do the other 23 hours and 45 minutes of the day?
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Am just starting to look into REITs and I've narrowed down my first purchase to GRT or HCP. I'm leaning toward HCP because their balance sheet is reputed to be "squeaky clean". Question for you seasoned GRT investors.. is there any reason you'd advise GRT over HCP? Would appreciate any ideas you'd care to share.
I have owned HCP for several years. Have owned GRT for shorter period of time. GRT is fairly stable with no expectations for dividend growth. They are engaged in a long term capital recycling program to get rid of slower growing ppties in favor of larger retail mall/center/outlets. Goldman Sachs has GRT in its income portfolio model. They like the stock longer term and they believe there is strong safety in the dividend. They also feel like the Street.com writer who wrote about GRT yesterday that there is not too much exposure to any one retailer going forward. HCP is top of the heap in healthcare reits although VTR owners can make an excellent case for VTR going forward. HCP may be hitting the end of its ability to continue raising the dividend every quarter by one cent/share. I am a long term holder and believer in HCP. GRT is a stable stock in the mall reit sector but by no means is a top tier player. They have a lot of capital recycling to do which will reduce ffo near term. They have no new developmts on the boards for 02 and appear to be focused on getting empty space leased up and getting properties ready for sale and also take advantage of certain ppties that can add square footage at high ROIs for us. I suspect that GRT has quite a juggling act. Time sales to coincide with increased ffo from the new Fashion center and do certain redevelopmt to also help cover for lower ffo that will result from capital recycling near term.
ferdie,Thanks for your honest appraisal and sharing your opinion. I expect I'll go with HCP (if I can catch it in a bit of a downturn) and continue to watch GRT. Much appreciate your taking the time to respond to a newbie.


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Why oil is crashing and the black swan event of 2014: The price of oil is down by 40 percent in six months and hardly anyone saw this coming.
Black swan events are bound to happen in financial markets. It appeared that 2014 would be a year where stock markets gained footing in the world of supposedly low volatility until oil prices came crashing down. The crash in oil is enormous. It has sent many countries into panic mode including Russia where interest rates were hiked up to 17 percent. This produced little result since the change in oil prices has come so abruptly. Oil is down over 40 percent in the last six months. The current price of a barrel of oil is $55.40. What so many analysts got wrong is the assumption that high cost oil was here indefinitely and that somehow the global economy would be on perma-debt growth. Obviously things can change dramatically over night. As we saw with the recent spending bill, sneaky provisions for derivatives were popped in for the next financial bailout. But with oil, this is a global commodity with massive market implications. This is the financial story of the year and it will setup 2015 for an interesting period.
Cronyism and ensuring American taxpayers bailout the finance industry during the next crash: Nostradamus like spending bill will ensure big banks never fail with your money.
Do you smell what is in the air? Pine trees? No. Something with a more pungent smell. There is a wonderful whiff of cronyism floating around Washington D.C. In the latest government kabuki theater there was some interesting items being passed. There were major protections given to banks should trillions of dollars in derivatives blow up during the next market correction. While the public is enjoying a few dollars off in gasoline prices so they can spend more money they don't have during this holiday season, the latest government/banking spending bill was passed by slim margins but puts the taxpayer on the hook for trillions of dollars of risky derivative bets. Great timing given the energy markets are imploding so we know some hedge funds are taking it in the shorts and will likely come to D.C. hat in hand to cash in on those generous campaign donations. Central banks have done very little to help US households because incomes simply are not keeping up in the face of inflation. The latest bill is something to behold.
The American Dream deferred for young Americans: Living in rentals, inflated college tuition, and low wages await millions of young Americans.
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Social Security helps keep half of elderly Americans from poverty: Social Security has become the de facto retirement plan for millions of Americans.
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No inflation they say: Increases from 2007 include rent going up by 27 percent, food increasing 12 percent, health insurance 42 percent.
Inflation has a slow methodical pattern of crushing every little dollar you have in your wallet. Even a moderate level of inflation is an enormous change when incomes go stagnant. There is talk about how spending this year isn't all that great. This is a big deal considering that our economy runs on non-stop spending and a large part of spending happens during the holiday months. But Americans are still constrained from the Great Recession's echo impact. The lingering financial problems remain and many Americans have swapped good paying jobs with many in low wage service jobs. The end result should not be a surprise but there is less to spend even with credit card access and more debt being thrown on cash strapped households. We keep hearing about how controlled inflation is but in reality, we are seeing price increases in many important segments of our society. No inflation they say. Let us look at some key items.
What happens when 100 million Americans are not in the labor force? More pressure is being added on the one-third of working Americans supporting two-thirds of the population.
It is hard to believe but we have over 92 million Americans not in the labor force. I've paid close attention as to how the media presents this group and they usually attribute it to older Americans retiring. The problem with this narrative is that it gives the impression that many have the means to retire and also, that many of these are older people. That is not true. Many older Americans are dropping out and fully relying on Social Security so they do not fall into a life of financial destitute. Many others including younger workers are oscillating in and out of the low wage economy. This entire shadow group which is getting close to one-third of our nation is largely discounted in the media. The unemployment rate looks fantastic because every month, we have more Americans simply being erased off the financial ledger. At this current rate, we will have 100 million Americans not in the labor force by 2020.
Economic goals of young and old pulling in diverging directions: times will only get tougher for young Americans.
Older Americans tend to vote in larger numbers and are more interested in politics than younger Americans. In the past the older voting cohort was not as large so politicians were cautious about deviating too far for one group alone. Today, we are having a large number of older Americans living longer into old age. Social Security has become the default retirement plan for many older Americans. It should come as no surprise that priorities of the young and the old diverge dramatically. Younger Americans are interested in education while older Americans are interested in Social Security and military defense. Yet each group needs each other to accomplish their goals. The young fight wars and Social Security is paid out via current payroll taxes. Education requires teachers and those willing to enlighten future generations. Unfortunately people vote myopically and in many cases, setup systems that are detrimental to their own children.


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The Beta version of Adobe Flash Player 10 was just released on Adobe Labs. Among the many enhancements, there is a new Text Engine which comes along with an extensive library of ActionScript 3.0 Text Layout Components. Here's the blurb from the release notes.
New Text Engine
A new, highly flexible text layout engine, co-existing with TextField, enables innovation in creating new text controls by providing low-level access to text layout and interactivity APIs to create component-level text objects. The new text engine expands creative freedom by treating device fonts as first class citizens that can be anti-aliased, rotated, and styled and have filters applied as if they were embedded. The new text engine also offers right-to-left and vertical text layout, plus support for typographic elements like ligatures.
Text Layout Components
An extensible library of ActionScript 3.0 text components, coming in future to Adobe Labs, provides advanced, easy-to-integrate layout functionality that enables typographic creative expression. Layout and style text with tables, inline images, and column flow through components that are compatible with both Flash and Flex, all while getting the benefits of the new text engine. Rich text components allow designers and developers to flow text and complex scripts, such as Arabic, Hebrew, and Thai, across multiple columns like a newspaper, around tables and inline images, from right-to-left, left-to-right, bi-directionally, or vertically. Selection, editing, and wrapping of text are handled as would be expected for the different layouts.
Anti-Aliasing Engine (Saffron 3.1)
An update to the Saffron anti-aliasing text engine increases performance and quality of anti-aliased text, particularly for Asian character rendering. Support for stroke fonts reduces memory requirements.
That's right, support for Complex Scripts and OpenType features is coming to the Flash platform. These are great news!
Thanks Miguel! This sounds quite terrific!
So this engine clearly supports LIGA. But of course I must ask: What about CALT?
I think support for Contextual alternates (calt) is there as well, along with a few other features (e.g. Discretionary ligatures, otherwise we wouldn't see Hypatia's 'st' ligature or the cap ligatures). But I need to ask around to get the full list. And surely Thomas will soon blog about it, providing a lot more details.
Yes, I have a handy chart I made defining exactly what's there for OT features, but it will be a day or two before I post it.
That sounds like very good news indeed!
Thanks Thomas!
What's the format for the stroke based fonts? Is it a public format or proprietary? As Saffron is owned by Monotype, is it the iType stroke based font format?
Fantastic Miguel. Thanks for the update.
For those that are interested - more on Saffron...
Cheers, Si
Great! I've been wishing for OT support in Flash ever since I started making OT fonts. It's been really frustrating having to tell customers using Flash that they can't have any of the type goodies. Is OT support coming for Fireworks? That would be nice, too.
The API documentation for Astro (Flash Player 10's codename) has been recently made available. I had a look at the classes included in the
flash.text.engine package, and there's some interesting stuff there,
DigitCase (DEFAULT, LINING, OLD_STYLE)
DigitWidth (DEFAULT, PROPORTIONAL, TABULAR)
Kerning (AUTO, OFF, ON)
LigatureLevel (COMMON, EXOTIC, MINIMUM, NONE, UNCOMMON)
TypographicCase (CAPS, CAPS_AND_SMALL_CAPS, DEFAULT, LOWERCASE, SMALL_CAPS, TITLE, UPPERCASE)
Some properties are easy to map to specific OpenType features, but not all. I also suspect that there's more OT support than these items make believe, since FP10 has complex script support after all. Some supported features are likely on by default under the hood.
The examples provided in the classes ElementFormat, TextBlock and TextLine are quite interesting as well.
Yes! This is good news indeed! Thanks, Miguel!
Does this enable online type testers to have the functionality of the FontLab preview window?
If so, wow.
Nick, that is a utterly great point.
> Does this enable online type testers to have the functionality of the FontLab preview window?
Yes, I believe so. However, I don't think the API will allow you the level of granularity to turn on/off every single feature, like the FontLab Preview does. Remember, the API is supposed to give you access to the functionalities of the text engine, not to the functionalities of the font itself. You get to the font's functionalities indirectly through the text engine.
For those who can't wait to start developing content for FP10 Beta, Lee Brimelow has put together a videocast that explains it all very well: Flash Player 10 Beta: Getting Started - This tutorial shows you how to get started with creating content for Flash Player 10
And if you want to see something happening right on your browser, install the Beta from the labs, go to the Demos page, and click on the "New Text Engine" button. There you'll be able to interact with the 2-column text layout, and download the source code, like so,
LigatureLevel (COMMON, EXOTIC, MINIMUM, NONE, UNCOMMON)
Nick, you may need to redesign fonts' feature logic to create exciting "exotic", "minimum", "uncommon" ligature behavior. :D
Unfortunately, the API documentation doesn't say which features are actually linked to which options.
Best wishes,
Hello Miguel,
When will we be able to compile with these new features in Flash CS3 IDE? Is Adobe planning to make available a downloadable upgrade?
> When will we be able to compile with these new features in Flash CS3 IDE? Is Adobe planning to make available a downloadable upgrade?
I don't know.
ok thanks.
> Is OT support coming for Fireworks? That would be nice, too.
I don't know, but the Adobe Fireworks Beta was just posted on Adobe Labs and it claims to support the Adobe Type Engine (ATE). Here's the blurb from that page,
Adobe type engine
Produce superior type designs with the enhanced typesetting capabilities of Adobe Type Engine, familiar to users of Photoshop and Illustrator and now available in Fireworks. Import or copy and paste double-byte characters from Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop without loss of fidelity. Float text inside a path for high impact text logos.
and some more from the Release Notes page,
Adobe Text Engine — Many new enhancements have been integrated; such as retaining the fidelity of your Photoshop or Illustrator designs with text. Support for Ligatures and font style. Flowing text inside a closed path has been implemented.
Thanks, Miguel. That sounds hopeful.
Or, maybe not. I just downloaded the Fireworks CS4 Beta. The text tools appear virtually identical to those in the previous version. No obvious way to enable contextual alternates or any other OT feature. Maybe is only works when you paste something in from Illustrator or whatever... Hmm. Paste a text block in from Illustrator, and suddenly the contextual alternates are working, even when I change to a different font. Make a new text block, and it's back to pre-OT text handling. Kind of lame, but better than no support at all, I guess.
Yes, the Fireworks feature is solely for text brought in from Illustrator. You can, however, edit that text to your heart's content (including changing font, size, etc.), so one can imagine making what is essentially a style sheet of pasted Illustrator text blocks for use in Fireworks, implementing different features.
Note that the ligature support is off in the public beta. It wasn't working quite right, so they turned it off rather than let you enjoy a nasty bug. One might reasonably guess it will be back in the final version, though of course I can make no promises.
Also, I finally got up my blog post on Flash Player, which covers language support as well as typographic OpenType functionality (the latter towards the bottom of the post).
Is it possible that any of those missing features (Stylistic Sets, Swashes, Fractions, etc.) will make it in before release?
I don't see a way to make text.engine text selectable. Miguel, have you checked this ? This would be important in doing page layout and possibly an editor using text.engine. I have spent little time on text.engine so far, so I am not sure if using it for an editor is even practical.
Mark: Not likely, but feel free to use the feature reqest form to let the Flash Player team know what you want. http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
> I don't see a way to make text.engine text selectable. Miguel, have you checked this ?
No, I haven't. The
flash.text.engine classes on the Flash Player 10 Beta are essentially low-level classes. Think of them as the building blocks. If so inclined, you can build a text editor on top of them, but I agree it's not a trivial task. You might want to wait for FP10's final release, which will likely have a more comprehensive framework.
Thanks Miguel... I see that in the adobe labs demo for the text engine, ( http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/demos/index.html ) the text is selectable and I assume this is provided by the programmer, but there is no ibeam cursor. Hopefully they will provide the tools or whatever to do this in an 'efficient' way. In flash 9, I already front end the textfield to fix a couple problems as can be seen here: http://sms.pangolin.com/vflash/Venus.html. Note that the text.engine sample provided by adobe is XML and does not contain complete source.
Peter deHaan has been posting some Flex Examples on his blog. Check out how to,
-- Embed fonts in Flex Gumbo
-- Set the typographic case
-- Set the ligature level
In terms of OpenType feature tags, the ligature levels correspond to,
minimum = rlig
common = liga, clig
uncommon = dlig
exotic = hlig
Does it still support pixelfonts, especially grayscale ones?
The promised Text Layout Framework has been released today on Adobe Labs at,
The diagram below shows the relationship between the Text Engine and the Framework and Components released today.
> Does it still support pixelfonts, especially grayscale ones?
If by "support" you mean that the fonts are displayed the same way as before, I think it does, but I haven't tried.
Is there a meaning of "support" where the answer is "No"? :-/
I think DefineFont4 only supports OpenType and TrueType fonts.
The Max session entitled "Using the Component Library for Flash Player" by Robin Briggs has just been made available on Adobe TV at http://tv.adobe.com/#vi+f15383v1000
TLF only works with DefineFont 4.
DefineFont 4 only uses CFF outlines internally, but TrueType fonts can be converted as part of authoring the SWF or AIR app.
More on this and the rendering of such fonts in my final Adobe blog post here:
Wow, you're leaving Adobe?! That's a bummer. Who will fill
your shoes there? And most of all: what are you moving on to?
The answer to both questions is "I don't know." Although I have been working with my (former) colleagues to hand off my more pressing tasks.
Here's a great article by Mihai Corlan on Using the Text Layout Framework in Flex 3.2 and AIR 1.5.
This is really a good article, and I have to say that FP10 looks and sounds fantastic. I'm really looking forward to the new (inevitable) Flash/Flex updates so I can get stuck into the FP10 features. The new text jeux de casino related stuff, 3D API, local file loading/saving, and hardware accelerated bitmap rendering are going to make a huge difference to Flash based websites.
"...use the feature request form to let the Flash Player team know what you want."
Just one; I want Flash to do everything InDesign does. They've already agreed, so I can only wait. :)
Congratulations Adobe, for moving.


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