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Emraan Hashmi's star rises in Bollywood
MUMBAI (Reuters) - If you watched the crime thriller "Footpath" nearly a decade ago, and noticed the lean actor playing Raghu on screen, you would be forgiven for not recognising Bollywood's rising star.
When he made his debut in 2003, Emraan Hashmi was hardly considered leading man material, and the film industry was happy to label him as part of the "Bhatt camp" -- where he worked in films made by his uncles Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt.
Hashmi was dubbed the "serial-kisser", thanks to films like "Gangster" and "Murder", which had the tried and tested Bhatt formula of adult content and action. But while the rest of Bollywood was content to put him in a corner, there was one group that wasn't ignoring the young actor.
"They always called me under-rated. But I wonder who was doing the rating? The audience has always rated me well," Hashmi told Reuters in an interview.
Come 2012, the industry seems to have caught on to the Hashmi factor. The 33-year-old is suddenly hot property, working with top film-makers like Karan Johar, Vishal Bhardwaj, Ekta Kapoor and Dibakar Banerjee.
"He is one of the most bankable stars. In the last four years, he has done nine movies, out of which seven were hits," trade analyst Vajir Singh told Reuters.
That's a record even the superstar Khan trio would envy.
This year, Hashmi's "Jannat 2", another offering from the Bhatt camp, was a box-office hit, raking in nearly 500 million rupees in domestic revenues. "Murder 2" and "The Dirty Picture" were among the most successful films of 2011. The previous year, Hashmi's performance in "Once Upon a Time In Mumbai" in a role based on real-life gangster Dawood Ibrahim won him acclaim from audiences and critics alike.
The actor says he was always open to working with various film-makers but never found the right scripts.
Trade analyst Singh says Hashmi has always been popular among single-screen audiences, the majority of India's moviegoers.
"His movies have always done well. The industry is waking up to it now," says Singh.
Hashmi's latest film -- Dibakar Banerjee's "Shanghai" -- opens in cinemas this Friday and sees him play a small-time journalist.
The actor says his strength is that audiences relate to him.
"I try and keep my role and my acting natural -- the way you would in real life, and I think audiences relate to that. I don't like over-doing it," he said.
Hashmi also doesn't mind that recognition in Bollywood is coming his way nearly ten years after his debut.
"Of course I enjoy the attention, but I don't regret that it came late."
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Tigers P Justin Verlander came within two outs of his third career no-hitter Friday against the Pirates.
Verlander lost a no-hit bid on a Josh Harrison single with one out in the ninth when Harrison smacked a hanging slider into center field. Prior to Harrison's hit, which came after he trailed 0-2 in the count, hitters were 3-36 (.083) with 21 strikeouts this season after being down 0-2 to Verlander. It was the only hit he allowed.
As has become the norm with the towering righty, Verlander's velocity increased as the game went on. Interestingly enough, his fastball averaged just 91.4 mph in the first three innings, the lowest it has been through three in the last four seasons. From the seventh on, not one fastball was below 97 on the gun.
While his heater was strong, it was Verlander's curve that baffled Pittsburgh. He threw it in the zone early in the count, then got batters to chase by tossing six of the eight curveballs he threw with two strikes out of the zone. Four of his punchouts were via the curve.
Verlander, who threw 109 pitches and walked two batters in the Tigers' 6-0 victory, struck out 12 Pirates, tying for the second-most strikeouts in his career. With this effort, he joins an exclusive club of pitchers to throw shutouts allowing one hit or fewer with at least 12 strikeouts in interleague play. The only other time it was done? In 2007, by Justin Verlander.
That performance came during his no-hitter against the Milwaukee Brewers. Had Verlander finished the job Friday, he would have become the first player with multiple no-hitters in interleague play.
According to Elias, Verlander is only the second Tigers pitcher to toss a shutout in which he gave up no more than one hit and fanned 12 or more hitters. Hall of Famer Jim Bunning did it for Detroit against the Boston Red Sox in 1958.
History was right at Verlander's fingertips. He was two outs away from becoming just the sixth pitcher in major league history to throw at least three no-hitters, joining a club that includes Nolan Ryan, Sandy Koufax, Bob Feller, Larry Corcoran and Cy Young. He also would have become the Tigers' all-time leader in no-hitters, passing Virgil Trucks.
Given the fact that he has taken five no-hit bids into the eighth inning, it would come as a surprise to no one to one day see Verlander's name on that list.
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posted by: hoosiercherokee on 08.03.2010 at 12:25 pm in Growing Tomatoes Forum Septoria is a tomato plague I've accepted as a chronic problem in my garden. Early Blight, to a lesser extent, the same. I realize both are gonna be with me for as long as I grow tomatoes at this location.
I have used Daconil in very limited applications. Once this year. None last year. Etc. The one time this year was on the transplants when they were about 12 inches tall and still in their 16-oz. cups but in flats sitting out in the raised bed exposed to weather ... just to arrest the spread after I severely pruned off the damaged leaves ... so that I could get some more planted into the beds and mulch them down against further splash back. I have a bad horse nettle problem 'cuz I use compost made from horse stall bedding, manure, old rotted straw, and other nearby agricultural products many from fields infested with invasive seeds. I also have some wild solanaceous weeds. Whatever. So, what can you do right now? Weed your garden thoroughly. Rake up all the waste and debris that has fallen to the ground. Cut all the badly affected leaves off the plants and prune some more of the excess foliage out of your cages, like get the plants cut back to where nothing is hanging outside the wire for you to brush up against and spread the fungus from one plant to another. Think out the inside foliage a bit to increase air flow. Carefully spray the wire low down on the cages with a solution of 1 part Clorox or Purex with 10 parts water. Be very careful to just spray the wires and let the bleach solution fall to ground without hitting the stems. You might kill a few leaves, but when I've sprayed my house gutters with a stronger solution of bleach and it fell on tomatoes growing under the leaves, yeah, I got some leaf damage but didn't kill any tomato plants. Just sayin' ... Re-apply the mulch around and between the cages, stuffing some fresh straw into the cages to prevent any more splash back. After that, if you still have severe Septoria on certain plants, like spots on the fruit and wilted leaves covered with advanced spore growth, remove the entire plant and take the cage out of the garden for a thorough disinfection with the bleach solution. Next year grow varieties known to be tolerant to or capable of outgrowing Septoria. I have not found a variety 100% resistant to Septoria, but some varieties will withstand or outgrow it. Listed in order of ability to withstand Septoria in my heavily infested bed: Mountain Magic - nearly bulletproof Chello (a gold, open pollinated cherry) - no problems ever Red Brandywine, Landis Strain - awesome tolerance Druzba - almost as tolerant as was RB, Landis Sun Gold - nearly bulletproof Indian Stripe x Sun Gold - intermediately bulletproof (LOL) West Virginia 63, also intermediately resistant to Late Blight Indian Stripe - decent tolerance to Early Blight and Septoria but eventually will succumb to Septoria later in season, never seen it go down to Early Blight though Bear Creek - Had lots of Septoria on lower leaves but vine persisted in nearly rampant growth, set and ripened fruit form palm-like upper fronds while lower stems were completely denuded. Last plant in garden in fall to produce and ripen decent tomatoes. Daniels - fairly tolerant and reported to be tolerant to Late Blight, too. Yeah, it got Septoria but it went on to produce good, sound fruit and basically outgrow the plague. Mozark - a determinate that may get Septoria but will still set and ripen a concentrated crop (40 - 50 tomatoes) before succumbing, the tomatoes will be red and ready. Mozark x Sioux - good so far this year while others on both sides went down Ananas Noir - completely free of Septoria until late in production cycle Traveler 76 - after a severe bout early was able to outgrow and withstand Cherokee Purple - same comment as Trav. 76 I'm sure there are others, but none I know of will be completely Septoria resistant. If you don't want to use chemicals on your plants, and even "organic" fungicides are in fact chemicals ... just from organic rather than synthetic sources ... then you're gonna have to go with tolerant or intermediately resistant varieties and employ good cultural practices like ... Spacing to enable air flow and movement thru the garden without carrying spores on your clothing Pruning to remove all diseased foliage and create better air flow Heavy mulching with successive applications of dry, clean staw Complete removal of severely diseased plants Sanitizing cages, tools, gloves and other clothing, etc. Removing weeds and garden debris, tilling under the top layer, applying cover mulch over the winter. NOTES: <none>
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A correspondent who often visits the popular Mutanabi market finds it to be a useful gauge of hope in the Iraqi capital.
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Dusty books lie on flattened cardboard boxes on a sidewalk buried in litter and building debris. Their vendors hunch over and sip hot black tea to fend off the cold. What matters is that they're here.
Amid wreckage, deserted buildings, and the devastated Shahbandar coffeehouse, the Mutanabi Street book market is reviving. A microcosm of today's Baghdad, it attests to a hope for better things now that violence in the capital is noticeably down.
Through Saddam Hussein's oppression, the US-led invasion of 2003, and the ensuing tumult, the Mutanabi market – started by middle-class Iraqis during the crippling 1990-2003 UN sanctions – never ceased to be a favorite Friday hangout for intellectuals, artists, and students.
But when a car bomb ripped through the market on March 5 last year, many thought its days were over. Blamed on Al Qaeda militants, the attack killed 38, wounded 100, and wiped out dozens of bookstores, stationery shops, and presses. The burning stench hung in the air for days. But it did not stop Sunni, Shiite, and Kurdish vendors from continuing to work here in harmony.
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(06-19-2011 08:16 PM)deuce6000 Wrote: There's 1700 of those things? Holy cow.
(06-19-2011 08:06 PM)htoutlaws Wrote: That card has "had it" for years.
(06-19-2011 08:25 PM)htoutlaws Wrote: Serial numbered to /1500. Only the first 100 are auto'd.
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Have these rather tall weeds under Apple trees. What are they before I yank them out?? I had planted some Marigolds last year thinking I was getting some flowers!! Of course I soon learned they were weeds!! I don't recall seeing something like these with the round like leaves.
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Okay thank-you! Are they good weeds? Do they attract certain insects? Don't know much about weeds. I guess they are all bad??? |
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Twitter using Drupal
Starting today, Twitter's developer community lives and breathes on Drupal! Check it out at http://dev.twitter.com.
This is a big deal for Drupal -- it's not every day that one of the hottest technology start-ups switches one of its sites to Drupal. At Acquia, we have been working with Twitter on this site but couldn't talk about it for the longest time. I'm glad we finally can because it's a great use case for Drupal.
Twitter has 750,000 developers who have created nearly a million apps, making 13 billion API calls per day. Those are some astonishing figures! A population that big requires a lot, as we in the Drupal community know.
Fortunately, Drupal handles big communities well. Developer communities have been quick to recognize that and have adopted Drupal at a remarkable rate. Among them are the Brightcove developer community, Symantec Connect's developer community, DivX's developer community, and many more. Drupal's own website, Drupal.org, has more than a million registered users and is one of the largest developer communities in the world. Needless to say, drupal.org runs on Drupal.
Twitter is a curious case. On its face Twitter only has to do one thing -- deliver short messages in one-to-many mode. But its published APIs (and enormous popularity) have led developers to create a lot of interesting things. That's also why Drupal sites can publish to Twitter, and vice versa, via the Twitter module.
In the end, that is what good developer communities are all about. Developers are like molecules, vibrating with intensity and vigor. Their individual movements can seem random. But together in the right environment, they can form waves -- or snowflakes. Nurturing a community in which both are possible is the challenge every software project faces; I'd like to think that Twitter, through Drupal, is creating the right environment.
Party with Varnish
Anyone who runs a high-availability Drupal site knows about Varnish, the open-source HTTP reverse-proxy server. Varnish intercepts requests before they hit the web server and delivers relevant information that it finds in its cache, resulting in lower loads and radically faster pages.
We love Varnish at Acquia. It's one of the ingredients that makes Acquia Dev Cloud and Acquia Managed Cloud so fast.
This Thursday, the Varnish team will celebrate the release of Varnish 3.0 with parties around the world, much as the Drupal community celebrated the release of Drupal 7.
Because we love Varnish, Acquia is organizing and sponsoring two Varnish release parties. One is in Boston, at the Cambridge Brewing Company from 6:30 to 8:30pm; a second is in Portland at the Lucky Labrador Brewing Company starting at 6:00pm. Both are on Thursday, June 16th. See the Varnish 3.0 party page for parties at locations near you.
It's a great opportunity to meet fellow web geeks and have some good (free!) beer. I'll be at the Boston party, and look forward to seeing the local Varnish users!
Further details are on Varnish's web site. See you this Thursday!
Puerto Rico
Last week, we flew everyone at Acquia that joined before 2011, as well as their significant others (or someone of their choice) to the Caribbean to celebrate an incredible year. I wrote about the trip in my blog post titled "Acquia goes to the Caribbean". Now we're back from this amazing trip, I've uploaded my pictures to my Puerto Rico 2011 album and included some below. Work hard, live hard!
Announcing the Office of the CTO at Acquia
There are two things that I need most; (a) a hair cut and (b) more time. A hair cut I just got last weekend so that leaves me with finding more time.
I need more time because things continue to grow: Acquia now has more than 100 people and a product portfolio with multiple product lines; we're growing the Drupal Association so we can organize more and bigger events and keep improving our website and infrastructure; I'm bootstrapping Drupal 8 development; and more.
While I have many people helping me, I need to continue to scale myself as things grow. There are things I want to do that I'm not currently doing, and there are things I need to do more of. Thus, as a next step in scaling my Acquia and Drupal related work, I'm establishing an "Office of the CTO" at Acquia.
My plan is to hire a select number of people into the Office of the CTO to help me with the many things I do; from working with the Drupal community, to helping with Acquia's product strategy, to researching Drupal competition, business development, and building proof-of-concepts and incubating new ideas. I'm looking for people that want to live part of my life, who can represent me and work directly with me on a day-to-day basis.
The past years I've focused a lot on Acquia's products and product strategy, as well as getting Drupal 7 released. Right now, I feel I need to focus on kicking off Drupal 8 development, streamlining the Drupal Association, and looking for new product ideas for Acquia. If I hire well, I expect to be able to develop both these interests and also develop the people in the office of the CTO. More details to follow.
Acquia goes to the Caribbean
This week many of us at Acquia will be on an epic trip to the Caribbean.
Venture backed start-ups set aggressive goals. At Acquia, our goal for 2010 was to increase 2009 revenue by 250%. No small goal, no small feat. In the beginning of 2010, most people in the company were skeptical that we would make the goal. Jokingly, we set a "stretch goal": if we increased revenues by more than 450%, we'd do something crazy. We decided that we would fly the entire staff and their significant others to some place warm.
The passion, drive and energy on the team was unprecedented. People worked weekends and nights to beat our wildest dreams. Twelve months later, we not only beat our realistic goal, we beat the stretch goal!
This week we'll be flying everyone in the whole company who were with us in 2010, as well as their significant others (or someone of their choice) to Puerto Rico in the Caribbean. We'll be there from Thursday to Sunday this week to celebrate an incredible year. It is going to be an epic trip. Oh, how dizzying is the start-up life. Stay tuned for pictures!
Hopes and beliefs for Open Source web projects
Open source is the best way to build and distribute software. There are few things about which I'm more convinced. In some, but not all cases, Open Source also offers a viable business model. When it does, it's great because it allows you to do well and do good at the same time. I'm convinced that Open Source is the future for all software needs, but niche applications. I believe in this so sincerely that I've spent over ten years of my life building Open Source software, and I haven't once faltered on my resolve. In fact, I've become more convinced over the years.
The second factor about which I'm convinced is that traditional hosting as we know it today will be for bespoke applications. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) will become the de-facto standard for building and hosting web applications, especially in combination with Open Source web applications. I believe in this so much that I've been betting Acquia on it since its inception three and a half years ago. Now it seems the markets are aligning with that vision: the hosting industry, after years of being dormant, is going through a new innovation cycle driven by "cloud computing".
With both Open Source, PaaS and SaaS, the question is not if it will happen, but when. The transition is inevitable; it might take ten, twenty or thirty years, but it's just a matter of time. The terms PaaS and SaaS might die along the way, but their concepts will certainly remain and change the hosting industry.
I'm willing to bet that in the future, every Open Source web project that wants to reach a certain level of adoption, will have to provide a PaaS and SaaS offering in order to be truly relevant. I think that's exciting because it creates new business models for Open Source projects which will help fuel the Open Source movement. In fact, I hope that Acquia can become a role model for other Open Source projects and Open Source companies. It's going the take plenty of hard work, but the passion and the conviction is certainly there.
Acquia Network 2.0
We just re-launched the Acquia Network with a new look and feel, powerful new services and a new developer-focused subscription. Peter Guagenti, who has championed the effort within Acquia, has all the details in his announcement blog post. The Acquia Network is near and dear to my heart as it has been the core of our offerings since the founding of the company and is a key element for Acquia's product vision.
We're living in an interesting time; the web is becoming more and more complex, and on top of that, people's expectations of your website are also increasing. Think about it. Five years ago, it was as simple as adding a blog feature to your site to leap-frog your competition, but today that is just not good enough. You likely need a mobile version of your site, blazing fast response times, carefully tuned content, and much more. It is more subtle, more difficult and more work than it ever was before. Going at it alone can be tough.
The idea behind the Acquia Network has always been to give developers and site owners the best possible tools to help them keep up with the growing complexity of building a great web experience. The new and rebooted Acquia Network makes that promise even stronger as we added three new tools to help build better web experiences: New Relic (performance monitoring), Mobify (mobile) and Visual Website Optimizer (A/B testing). There is more that can be done, so expect the Acquia Network to evolve and grow quite a bit in the weeks ahead. More details in Peter's announcement blog post.


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Well, I was watching 1st and 10 and the topic of the steelers repeating came up. Woody and Skip both agreed that the Steelers would not repeat and Skip had the nerve to say that the Steelers might not even make the playoffs. He called the Steelers' Super Bowl run the biggest magic carpet ride in history.
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Biggest tool in the media...hands down...
I ignore him... :cool: :cool: |
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This was established long ago. He is a waste of human flesh. That is all.
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I'm sorry who is he?
Seriously, it goes back to the concept that we are not the media favorites. Our franchise has a storied past, and only those who embrace it (aka Steelers Nation) truly understand it!!!!! |
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Yeah agreed, it is one thing for a person like me or someone here on the board to mess up something like that, though doesnt happen too often that i have read with this forum.. most people know there stuff.... BUT..
For someone to not even know what they speak and is thier profession is really mind-boggling to me. Cant stand him and that is why i dont watch First and 10. I like Woody, but bayless is a joke |
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Everyone knows the Steelers would've gone at least 13-3 had Ben not gotten hurt so it doesn't matter what he says. But someone should email him and tell him DeShea Townsend is kind of still a Steeler....
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All of those damn nerds seem to be on their knees with baltimore
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Its kind of like the guy off Pardon the Interuption being on Monday Night Football broadcast.... and him knocking Mike Golic on in the AM on MIKENMIKE show on ESPN2... Mike was nice about what he said about the guy and I believe the guy on MNF is gonna be like the other guy that tried to be funny... GONE!!! Say what ya want... John Madden and Al are the 2 best in the business right now..
God Bless Elvis |
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Skip "Pencil neck geek," Bayless, who needs him anyway
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To be a reliable source of information a newspaper or TV or radio channel should give both sides of an argument. Does VTV (the main state run channel) provide both sides of an argument ? - I think not. Harassment of Globovision and regional newspapers such as Notitarde and Carabobeno by pro government militants demonstrates that the Chavez government does not want 50%+ of the population to have access to the other side of the argument. When will the world accept that Venezuela has a dictator.
Raginrapid you posted:
"Actually, Fascists are extreme right wing dictators (e.g., Pinochet). I think you need to study your history and see that left-wing democratically elected people are the opposite of Franco or Mussolini."
It is possible to elect a "fascist" government. Fascism is hard to define but tossed around by many as a blanket criticism of anything of which they disapprove. Common traits of fascist goverments most often include: authoritarianism, charismatic leadership, domination by a single political party, extreme nationalism to the point of paranoia and suppression of dissenting opinion. Chavez seems to fit the bill.
He is at is again as I write this: Chavez's henchman, Mr. Diosdado Cabello announcing sanctions against "radio-electric media" including small radio stations and rural newspapers, for not paying their dues- "taxes" to government. Of course, Globovision is well into this threat already, as the minion has received a direct order from Chavez to close Globovision- "Hei there !! Diosdado, what's happening ??? I am waiting, I am waiting",he bluntly said the other day in an Alo Presidente chained broadcast to his most fervent of followers, and his unconditional executioner, in direct reference to Globovision.
This is happening really fast, and anyone out there who is perceptive of the situation should realize these guys are not playing games- they are game for hunting. No matter if they trip over some small human rights issues, they are not about to miss their kill. Mr Chavez plays the role according to what he wants people to see him as internationally, but inside Venezuela it's another story. Most of his atrocities he puts other people to carry them out, while he is out travelling wasting Venezuela's patrimony. Hugh Hefner would make for a better President than him (already dressed in pajamas and all).
Dear, Joangrau. No, but I've been to Pluto, capital: Caracas.
Dear Jeremiah, from my opinion is imposible writing from Mars. Have you been there?
Jesus, joangrau. You must be writing from Mars. El Chavurro´s hero is Fidel. Berlusconi would love to see Fidel crucified.
From my opinon Mr Chavez would take Berlusconi as a hero instead of Stalin's Beria. Is much better to live as Berlusoni than to dye as Beria
It's exactly as it was in Romania in the comunist period when president was Ceausescu. At the end of the 80's, we had 2 hours of television, and half of this time they were talking about the "Father of our Nation" president Ceasusecu and how great he was... And also electricity stoped afetr 10 PM until 5 AM.
Thankyou - this article paints a clear picture of media control as a battle for power by the political class. Well said. Now I'd like to see an article analysing the owners of western mass-media and their political agendas.
At least the issue of who owns the media is an openly discussed issue in venezuela; unlike most western countries.
Yuruani, how can Chacumbele be an admirer of Pérer Jiménez and Fidel at the same time? You can't serve God and Mammon. That's like being a fan of Jesus and Satan. And even if he was a fan of PJ, which he is not, he certainly is about as far from achieving his results as the rest of the birdbrains that came after him were. Apparently, you were brainwashed by those cheap AD-Copei populists into thinking that PJ was the great bugbear and they something other than the socialists that Chacumbele has just taken further to the left.
the sooner that all human rights are taken away in venezuela, the sooner the people will realize what communism is all about. globovision should go pro chavez to quicken the transition to all out dictatorship instead of pretending that venezuala is still viable. if the opposition stopped fighting and honest people stopped paying extortion money to chavez in the form of taxes and fines the quicker they could get to rebuilding the country after the eventual collapse, which is inevitable.
If I may, I would like to make an additional comment regarding the developing situation in Honduras. I believe that the ONU and OAS are terribly mistaken in condemning the coup in Honduras. They should give Micheletti supporters the right to express themselves freely (and Zelaya's supporters, of course) by calling on an early election. When Venezuela was ransacked by the events that took place 11.04.2002 through to 13.04.2002, during which many innocent people lost their lives and many more were unjustly accussed and sentenced, some even to serve unforgiving 30-year terms in prison (for crimes they didn't commit - all separation of powers is gone, the Justice Branch totally under Chavez's paws), the mold was cast for social injustice and intolerance ousted by Chavez and those that support him. If these things are now happening in Venezuela, 7 years from now imagine what could be happening in Honduras if they let Mel- Zelayah return... Honduras has bravely done we should in Venezuela have done with Chavez on that fateful day... Leave the idiot in his underwear in the middle of Havanna airport, for Fidel to come and pick him up. So Honduras, if you are reading this, hold on Dorothy cause' you are going back to Kansas.
You must be kidding me !! Globovision shrill and monotonous ?? You don't live in Venezuela. I am going to tie you up in front of two TV's :one tunned to Chavez's 3000 hrs of "cadenas" and the other one airing Globovision, to see which one you end up listening to...
Globovision is threatened of a shut down, just like RCTV was two years and one month ago, and Chavez will keep on blabbering on, once Globovision is gone. Freedom of speech and freedom in all of its contexts in threatened in Venezuela, if you don't do, think and act like Chavez wants you to. Understand?
Just so that the public is clear: Globovision is the only privately-owned non political information media channel in Venezuela, airing a huge percentage of the time CNN Coverage,NCR Colombian TV Footage and direct on-site reports (impossible to lie, they get the information from the people, good and bad comments). They interview even the people that frantically oppose them (like activist Chavez supporter Lina Ron), and give them the chance to express themselves on the air, something VTV (the government owned channel) wouldn't dream of doing with the opposition (sometimes they won't even let common "pueblo" people express their worries), except to mock them.
You wrote something about a "revolution". I am afraid you are very confused. We are talking here about Venezuela. There is no revolution in Venezuela whatsoever.
You should read this:
Hugo Chavez and his guys wear red berets, red shirts and probably red underwear, they paint every building they take away from the opposition in red and they use the red colour for a lot of other things, but that is about everything there is about their ideology. Other than that, Chavez has reverted to a personality cult as we Venezuelans hadn't seen since Gomez died.
Chavez, that admirer of right-winged dictator Perez Jimenez, has nothing to do with any kind of revolution. Real education in Venezuela is worse than ever (and it was pretty bad before), illiteracy is higher than Chavismo claims, the murder rate (not of unionists but normal people) has more than tripled since Chavez is in power.
The brother of Minister Jesse Chacon did not have a penny in 2001 (check tax declarations) and now he is the owner of several banks for several hundreds of millions of dollars.
The Ramirez and Chavez clans have huge haciendas. Chavez's daughters get nice apartments as "social housing" for free.
Venezuela is one of the few countries in South America that refuses to take part in the OECD evaluation programme for pupils as the Chavez government knows Venezuelan pupils would be bottom of the bottom.
Ah, Chavez has never accepted an open debate with anybody and never with the opposition (not for elections or anything).
haha ragingrapid, I can see you nearly foaming at the mouth. Any amount of rhetoric to justify your crushing of free speech eh? Maybe globovision is in league with SATAN! quick chavez shut it down before we are gobbled up by satan!
you're psychosis is amusing.
I believe, from what I've read, that Globovision is owned by Time Warner Brother's Inc. Time Warner has traditionally lobbied on the Conservative side...need I say more...
While hiding behind appeals to "free speech", the private media are only interested in defending their corporate interests and media power, which they use to try to bring down the government. No other government in the world would allow TV channels to stay on air that openly took part in a coup, broadcast calls for assassination of public officials and constantly incite violence.
Could you imagine if the BBC in Britain did this against Gordon Brown? Well, that's basically what Globovision is broadcasting. Hatred, inciting violence and calls for assassination...
Rapingrapid, you've obviously never heard the term 'liberal media' those neo-cons like to use, unless its all just one big conspiracy...
Ragingrapid, your majority rule axiom is nothing more than mob rule. Election results do not offer sacrosanct power to do as you please. The Reverend Jones in Guyana would have obtained 99% of his follower's votes before forcing everyone into collective suicide. Individual rights and all around freedom values trump the simple numbers obtained in an election. Voting yourself into totalitarianism may be democratic, but not human, much less intelligent.
To the communists, anyone who is not one of them is a fascist. So I was quite surprised to hear comrade ragingrapid refer to CNN as neocon. If his superiors at the Cuban Politburo hear of it, they will most certainly send him to the gulags.
independent and neutral are two different terms ragingrapid, maybe you should acquaint yourself further with the english language before you continue to put forth comments. Again, the extremists like ragingrapid, wish to compare CNN and globovision, private corporations with government backed media services. And supposedly if any of these private corporations were to utter words deemed "non-neutral" by the great socialist politburo then I suppose they will have to be shut down for the glory of the revolution.
Such is the totalitarian disease of socialism.
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