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Jahrbuch Der Osterreichischen Byzantinistik (Volumes 2-14)
1952-65. Hardcover. Ex-library brown buckram. Volumes 2-14 for the years 1952-65. Books in very good, near fine condition. JAHRBUCH DER OSTERREICHISCHEN BYZANTINISTIK translates as the Yearbook of Austrian Byzantine Studies. Byzantine studies or Byzantinology is an interdisciplinary branch of the humanities that addresses the history, culture, costumes, religion, art, such as literature and music, science, economy, and politics of the Eastern Roman Empire. The discipline's founder in Germany is considered to be the philologist Hieronymus Wolf, a Renaissance humanist. He gave the name Byzantine to the eastern Roman Empire that continued after the western part collapsed in AD 476. About 100 years after the final conquest of Byzantium by the Ottomans, Wolf began to collect, edit, and translate the writings of Byzantine philosophers. Other 16th-century humanists introduced Byzantine studies to Holland and Italy. JAHRBUCH DER OSTERREICHISCHEN BYZANTINISTIK is published in Vienna.
Kubik Fine Books Ltd.Professional seller
Book number: 124648
USD 300.00 [Appr.: EURO 270.75 | £UK 230.75 | JP¥ 33046]
Catalogue: European History
JOHN S.C. ABBOTT
New York, Harper & Brothers, 1905. Hardcover. 405p. A small tan-yellow decorated cloth hardcover book in very good condition. Edges lightly rubbed. Front cover faintly foxed. Small stamp on front endpaper. Otherwise clean and tight. A biography of King Louis Philippe I of France. From the MAKERS OF HISTORY series. Illustrated with a few black and white engravings. Undated; appears to be ca. 1905. Measures approx. 6.75" x 4.5".
USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 18.25 | £UK 15.5 | JP¥ 2203]
Makers of History: Madame Roland
New York, Harper & Brothers, 1878. Hardcover. 304p. A small red cloth hardcover book in very good condition. Top corners bumped. Small, light stains on front. Spine text rubbed out. Otherwise clean and tight. A biography of Madame Roland, wife of Jean-Marie Roland de la Platiere and supporter of the French Revolution. Illustrated with occasional black and white engravings. Measures approx. 6.75" x 4.75".
Makers of History: Louis XIV
New York, Harper & Brothers, 1898. Hardcover. 410p. A small red cloth hardcover book in near-fine condition. Spine text rubbed. Otherwise clean and tight. A biography of Louis XIV of France incorporating additional historical information of the period. Illustrated with black and white engravings. Measures approx. 6.75" x 4.75".
JACOB ABBOTT
Makers of History: Peter the Great
New York, Harper & Brothers, 1904. Hardcover. 368p. A 1/2 black cloth hardcover book in very good condition. Corners lightly rubbed. Front hinge slightly shaken. Otherwise clean and tight. A biography of Peter the Great of Russia. Contains occasional black and white illustrations.
USD 25.00 [Appr.: EURO 22.75 | £UK 19.25 | JP¥ 2754]
NILS AHNLUND
Gustavus Adolphus the Great
New York, History Book Club, 1999. Book of the Month Club Edition. Hardcover. 314p. A hardcover book in near-fine condition with a like dustjacket. Former owner's private library stamps on endpapers and 1/2 title page; otherwise clean and tight. The jacket is lightly crinkled along the edges, but is fully intact. A biography of this 17th-century king of Sweden. Translated by Michael Roberts. Foreword by Dennis E. Showalter. Contains occasional black and white illustrations.
JURGEN AHRENDTS
Bibliographie Zur Alteuropaischen Religionsgeschichte 2. Band: 1965-1969
Berlin, Walter de Gruyter, 1974. Hardcover. 591p. Ex-library copy of a dark red gilt cloth hardcover book in very good condition. Usual library markings and stickers inside and on exterior. Cover faded. Otherwise clean and tight. A bibliography of works pertaining to ancient European religions. Main text is in German, with titles themselves listed in their original languages of publication. From the series ARBEITEN ZUR FRUHMITTELALTERFORSCHUNG.
RAFAEL ALTAMIRA
A History of Spain from the Beginnings to the Present Day
New York, D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc. 1949. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 748p. A tan cloth hardcover book in very good condition. Former owner's pen inscription inside front cover. A different former owner's private library stamps on endpapers and title page. Otherwise clean and tight. Translated by Muna Lee. Contains black and white plates.
USD 17.00 [Appr.: EURO 15.5 | £UK 13.25 | JP¥ 1873]
FRANK MALOY ANDERSON
The Constitutions and Other Select Documents Illustrative of the History of France 1789-1901
Minneapolis, The H.W. Wilson Company, 1904. Hardcover. 671p. A navy blue cloth hardcover book in good condition. Edges rubbed and corners lightly bumped. Dampstaining along the edges of the page margins. Former owners' private library stamps on endpapers and inscription on title page. Pencil notes in margins of many pages. Binding secure. A good reading copy. Decrees, constitutions, and official letters documenting the history of France from the time of the Revolution to the turn of the 20th century.
GEORGES ANDREY
La Suisse Romande: Une Histoire a Nulle Autre Pareille
Pontarlier, Editions du Belvedere, 2012. Paperback. 432p. A softcover book in fine condition. Written entirely in French. A history of French-speaking Switzerland. Contains a section of color maps.
USD 35.00 [Appr.: EURO 31.75 | £UK 27 | JP¥ 3855]
MAURICE BARING
What I Saw in Russia
London, Heinemann, 1927. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 386p, frontis. Brown cloth. A hardcover book in near fine condition. Expanded and revised version of three shorter books he had written about Russia. The first half of this volume deals with Russian Campaign in Manchuria during the Russo-Japanese War. Baring was a British war correspondent who traveled with the Russian Army.
CARL F. BAYERSCHMIDT AND ERIK J. FRIIS, EDS.
Scandinavian Studies: Essays Presented to Dr. Henry Goddard Leach on the Occasion of His Eighty-Fifth Birthday
Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1965. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 458p. A hardcover book in very good condition with a dustjacket in good condition. Small dent on top edge of front cover. Dustjacket residue along bottom back edge. Otherwise clean and tight. The jacket is quite edgeworn and has a stain along the bottom back edge. Otherwise generally intact. A scarce publication for the American-Scandinavian Foundation.
USD 27.50 [Appr.: EURO 25 | £UK 21.25 | JP¥ 3029]
JANE BECKETT AND DEBORAH CHERRY, EDS.
The Edwardian Era
Oxford, Phaidon Press and Barbican Art Gallery, 1987. Paperback. 176p. A softcover book in fine condition. Like-new apart from a former owner's neat bookplate inside the front cover. An illustrated history of the social and cultural changes of the Edwardian Age.
USD 5.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.75 | £UK 4 | JP¥ 551]
GEORGE V. BISHOP
Executions: The Legal Ways of Death
Los Angeles, Sherbourne Press, Inc. 1965. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 192p. A hardcover book in very good condition with a like dustjacket. Edges lightly faded. Otherwise clean and tight. The jacket is mildly edgeworn, but otherwise intact. A historical account of the various methods of capital punishment.
MICHAEL BORDEAUX
Faith on Trial in Russia
London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1975. 3rd Printing. Paperback. 192p. A softcover book in very good condition. Cover lightly creased. Otherwise clean and tight. Discusses the religious oppression in Russia from the late 19th century to the height of the U.S.S.R.
USD 7.50 [Appr.: EURO 7 | £UK 6 | JP¥ 826]
GEORGE A. BOURNOUTIAN
A Concise History of the Armenian People (from Ancient Times to the Present)
Costa Mesa, CA, Mazda Publishers, Inc. 2006. Fifth Edition Completely Revised. Paperback. 517p. A softcover book in very good condition. Laminated cover. Former owner's private library stamps inside covers and on half title page. Otherwise clean and tight. Illustrated with black and white maps and photographs.
LOUISE FARGO BROWN AND GEORGE BARR CARSON, JR.
Men and Centuries of European Civilization
New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1948. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 628p plus 16p index. A hardcover book in good condition with a like dustjacket. Former owner's inscription on front free endpaper. Pen underlining on many pages. Otherwise, binding is tight. Dustjacket's spine is deeply sunned and the edges are lightly chipped. Otherwise intact. A survey of European history from the fall of the Roman Empire to the 20th century. Contains black and white plates.
USD 12.00 [Appr.: EURO 11 | £UK 9.25 | JP¥ 1322]
GALBERT OF BRUGES
The Murder of Charles the Good, Count of Flanders
New York, Columbia University Press, 1960. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 352p. A hardcover book in fine condition with a dustjacket in very good condition. The book is clean and tight. The jacket is light faded and mildly edgeworn, but otherwise intact. An account of the murder of Charles I, Count of Flanders (1084-1127). He was slain by a group of swordsmen while kneeling in prayer.
JOHN BUCHAN
Montrose: A History
Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1928. Hardcover. 385p. A hardcover book in good condition with a like dustjacket. Pinholes in rear exterior hinge. Text clean and binding tight. Top edges of both book and jacket are dampstained. The jacket is soiled and edgeworn, but intact. A biography of the famous Scottish commander during the English Civil War.
USD 37.50 [Appr.: EURO 34 | £UK 29 | JP¥ 4131]
PETER BUCHHOLZ
Bibliographie Zur Alteuropaischen Religionsgeschichte 1954-1964
Berlin, Walter de Gruyter & Co. 1967. Hardcover. 299p. Ex-library copy of a gilt burgundy cloth hardcover book in fine condition. apart from the usual library markings and stamps (including on exterior) and some light fading. A bibliography of works pertaining to ancient European religions. Main text is in German, with titles themselves listed in their original languages of publication. From the series ARBEITEN ZUR FRUHMITTELALTERFORSCHUNG.
CHARLES BULLOCK
Crowned to Serve: " a Coronation Welcome to Our King and Queen
London, Home Words" Publishing Office, 1902. Hardcover. 215p. Red cloth. A hardcover book in good condition. Cover dirtied, corners bumped, inside hinge repaired with tape, endpaper dirtied, otherwise pages unmarked. Includes many b/w photographs and illustrations. A commemoration volume for the coronation of King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
INTER-PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU
The Inter-Parliamentary Union from 1889 to 1939: A Publication Issued by the Inter-Parliamentary Bureau to Commemorate the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Union
Switzerland, Payot & Cie. 1939. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 365p. An oversize red gilt cloth hardcover book in very good condition. Spine faded. 2" split in the cloth along the spine edge. Otherwise clean and tight. Contains black and white photographs. Comes with a staplebound supplement (dated May 15, 1943) titled FOREIGN REPORTS: SWEDEN: THE DILEMMA OF A NEUTRAL with a tipped-on printed card that reads, "With the Compliments of the Minister of Sweden." This book and supplement belonged to Karl Stefan, who was the U.S. representative to the IPU. His signature is on the book's front cover, spine, and front pastedown endpaper, and on the front cover of the supplement. Measures approx. 10.25" x 8.5".
EDMUND BURKE ET AL
The Annual Register: Complete Run from 1758-1849
London, 1758-1849. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Uniformly bound in green 3/4 leather and marbled boards. Ex-libris with ink numbers on spines. Good to very good condition. A few spines chipped (especially Vol. III) but bindings firm and tight. Interiors clean and bright. LENGTHY RUN OF AN IMPORTANT ENGLISH NEWS RECORD. The yearly work was first edited by Edmund Burke and has been in continuous publication since. This set is a complete run of the first 91 volumes. Covers the American Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars along with the early part of Queen Victoria's reign.
USD 10000.00 [Appr.: EURO 9020.25 | £UK 7684.25 | JP¥ 1101533]
Reflections on the Revolution in France
London, J.M. Dent & Sons, 1967. Hardcover. 369p. A blue cloth hardcover book in very good condition. Inscription inside front cover. Underlining on page 107. Otherwise clean and tight. No. 460 in the Everyman's Library.
DAVID CARLTON
Britain and the Suez Crisis
New York, Basil Blackwell Ltd. 1989. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 174p. A black cloth hardcover book in fine condition with white dustjacket in like condition. An account of the crisis, as well as causes and consequences.
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Have you been stung by a bee and experienced an allergic reaction? If so, you might consider taking some steps to be prepared and safe from future stings.
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In the Midwest, late fall and winter is the recommended season to start venom allergy shots to build tolerance before insects become active in spring. Through a series of allergy shots, immunotherapy exposes you to a minor dose of the substance to which you are reacting. Over time, your body stops perceiving the substance as a threat and diminishes its allergic response to reduce or eliminate your allergic response to bee venom. Venom immunotherapy takes effect within a few months after initiating treatment and has been found to be 97 percent effective in preventing future allergic reactions.
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Dr. Elizabeth Hinton, photographed by Jancarlo Cortez in the Miller Jacket
"I look at myself as a champion for justice" says Dr. Elizabeth Hinton, award winning professor of History and African American studies at Yale University. "This motivates my research, writing, and advocacy. I ask how can we use history to obtain justice."
As a preeminent scholar in mass incarceration, Dr. Hinton has spent much of her career writing about racial inequality and the criminal justice system. Her work has been lauded by the New York Times as "groundbreaking" and "brilliant."
To commemorate MLK, we spoke with Dr. Hinton about America's painful racial history and the enduring impact of Dr. King's advocacy. Dr. Hinton emphasizes that "History is a guide for how we can move forward and build toward a culture that values racial and social equity. Simply put, history is living and it lives through us."
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Dr. Elizabeth Hinton, Historian & Professor of African American Studies
What inspired you to become a historian?
Ever since I was a little girl, I've been set on trying to understand my place in the world. Our beings are the stories of our ancestors. As I got older, I reflected on my identity through the lens of being a Black woman. I became more acutely aware of my own family history's relation to the Jim Crow South, living there when racial segregation was legalized.
My identity inspired me to think about how we can use history to achieve justice. History is a guide for how we can move forward and build toward a culture that values racial and social equity. Simply put, history is living and it lives through us.
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"We should see Dr. King not as a Black American icon, but as an American icon."
As a scholar in African American studies, how would you describe the commemorative significance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day?
Our nation is rooted in a shameful history of racially motivated oppression. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. strived to create a more just and equitable society. When we think about the civil rights movement and the hard-fought advocacy that was focused on dismantling Jim Crow it helps us to understand how MLK's legacy actualizes and symbolizes the dissolution of this particular era in American history.
We should see Dr. King not as a Black American icon, but as an American icon. Black America and Black history are not separate from America or American history. The triumph of the "Long Black Freedom Struggle" is a recognition of how far we've come, but also how far we have to go.
Can you explain more about the Jim Crow South?
Jim Crow was a regime of racial apartheid that lasted in the southern states from 1880s-1960s. The Jim Crow system made Black people second-class citizens in the southern states. They could not attend the same public schools or use the same drinking fountains.
It legalized the second-class citizenship of Black people. Although it was concentrated in the south, we did see the same types of segregation in other places—even if it was not enforced in the same way.
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Could you talk about the women activists who worked tirelessly to fight for racial justice and equality?
Yes, this is in large part how I teach MLK to my students. Great people are backed up by a strong network. In this case, the real backbone of the movement was the women who were doing the organizing.
During the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which launched the civil rights movement in 1955, there was a yearslong boycott of the buses. They were highly segregated and the Black women who rode the buses were domestic workers who were humiliated, harassed, abused, and assaulted by fellow passengers as part of the Jim Crow status quo.
MLK and other pastors were encouraging people to fight for change, but the people who sustained the boycott were the thousands of women who were brave enough to walk to work and organize carpools. Rosa Parks, of course, was at the center of that. And these are the narratives that more often get left out. The women who do a lot of the work, especially Black women, get left out of the stories.
Their collective advocacy led to monumental social legislation like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and it is the women of the movement who made Dr. King's work possible.
What is your favorite MLK quote and why?
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
I look at myself as a champion of justice. It's what really drives my research, writing and advocacy—thinking about how we can use history to achieve justice.
This gets to the heart of my work as a historian. And emphasizes that we are all in this together—if anyone is facing inequality or injustice, it affects all of us. If we can recognize how much we have in common as a collective humanity, then our society and our world will be better. That was MLK's dream: to have a world where we all free from oppression and injustice.
MLK Day is federally recognized as our National Day of Service. What does it mean to you to be in service of others today?
MLK Day is about being in communities—and with communities—that are underserved and underresourced. Volunteering and serving others is an important way of reminding us that we are all in community with each other.
What's one key lesson from the civil rights movement that we can apply today?
One key lesson is that you can turn a failure into a success. When you fail to achieve a goal, it just creates other opportunities. When you're doing movement work, it takes sustained engagement to create real change. You're in it for the long game. The movement models for us that when we fail, we're reminded that we have to keep going in order to persevere.
Do you have any books you recommend that we can use to continue to learn more about this important figure and time in our history?
Yes! Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America by Marcia Chatelain; The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks by Jeanne Theoharis; and To Shape a New World: Essays on the Political Philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr. edited by Tommie Shelby and Brandon M. Terry.
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Dinámica de aguas alrededor de la Isla del Coco, Costa Rica
Vol. 56, Supplement 2 (2008): Marine research at Isla del Coco (Cocos Island), Costa Rica
DOI 10.15517/rbt.v56i2.26937
Water dynamics around Cocos Island, Costa Rica. Surface and sub-surface data were analyzed using chemical and physical parameters, nutrients and dissolved oxygen in the eastern tropical Pacific, based on databases, numerical models and satellite observations. The surface marine current pattern during the first quarter of the year was different from the rest. It is known that the North Equatorial Countercurrent does not reach the island at this time, and a clockwise gyre centered on Isla del Coco (Cocos Island) was stabilized with an intense coastal current generated south of the Gulf of Panama, initially moving in a south direction and then west. It is at this time when the Inter-tropical Convergence Zone is at its most northerly position (around 10°N), and the dynamics of the eastern tropical Pacific is driven by the surface Caribbean easterly wind stress crossing the topographic gaps in Central America. The upwelling in the Gulf of Papagayo is evident and from the surface spatial distributions of temperature, salinity and nutrients, an advection towards Isla del Coco is identified. When the Inter-tropical Convergence Zone is displaced to the south (around 5°N), the Papagayo upwelling disappears, the southern trade winds intensify and a strong Equator-Peru upwelling is developed. Nevertheless, from the latitudinal depth profiles and the spatial distributions of physical parameters and nutrients, no advection is evident in the monthly averages from this zone. Between May and October the island was always reached by the North Equatorial Countercurrent. On average, the waves that reach Isla del Coco arrive from the southwest. However, during the boreal winter, the storms generate waves with sufficient energy to reach the island from the northwest. Additionally, at this time of the year, Trade Winds from the Caribbean blow strong across the topographical Papagayo and Panama gaps, generating waves towards the southwest that can reach the island and the remote swell from the southwest losses energy. Rev. Biol. Trop. 56 (Suppl. 2): 31-48. Epub 2008 August 29.
Keywords: Cocos Island, eastern tropical Pacific, nutrients, surface currents, latitudinal profiles, Isla del Coco, Costa Rica


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In this Parashah, we read that "he (Y'hudah) drew near" to Yosef, and shows himself as truly repentant for his past actions against Yosef, for selling him for the price of a common slave. And we see the reaction of Yosef once he hears Y'hudah, he then reveals himself as his TRUE self, their BROTHER. Before, Yosef stood in front of his brothers as "judge" now he stands before them with "open arms" as "Family" "Savior" "Provider" Mashiach. But it took a repentant and contrite heart to bring about the "revelation".
It is interesting that "Y'hudah" offers to exchange places with Benjamin. He would stay and be a slave to Yosef, and Benjamin would be set free. We can see the symbolism in our relationship with Messiah Yeshua. The name "Y'hudah" bears the most Holy name of Adonai, the letters YHVH. We see the complete spelling in Hebrew; Yod, Hey, Vav, Dalet, Hey. Y'HUDH. The letter "D' (dalet) symbolizes a "door" and it is one of Yeshua's titles; "I AM the Door" (John 10:9). Our relationship with our Heavenly Father must come through Yeshua, who is the "door". As Y'hudah was willing to change places with Benjamin, Yeshua DID change places with us, He took our sins and gave us His righteousness, our sinfulness for His Holiness.
We see something similar. Pharaoh (who some believe bore the name "Senoset") was ruler of Egypt, and Yosef was his "right-hand man" or Viceroy" Prime Minister if you could call him that. Yosef had to get Pharaoh's permission for his family to go down to Egypt, and of course, permission was granted. For us to get right-standing before our Holy God, we go through Yeshua, who is GOD, in the flesh, as Yosef was "Pharaoh" in a sense, when Pharaoh could not leave the palace. Yosef spoke in "Name of" Pharaoh, as Yeshua represents the Father who is in Heaven.
…..We see the words of Yosef in 45:3 "Ani Yosef!" powerful words, what do they symbolize in the ancient Hebrew letters, "Ani" (I) "Alef" (strong leader, God) "Nun" (who gives life) "Yod" (does mighty works) and the name "Yosef" : "Yod" (who does works) "Vav" (connects) "Samekh" (to lean on, to support, to uphold) "Pey" (mouth, to speak) so, the name "YOSEF" in certain words can mean "He who does might works, speaks to (us) (to his brothers) and connects them to him through support.
The words; "Ani Yosef" if spoken to others that were not his kin, would not have caused a reaction, the same way if we would say to someone who does not know us; "I am _______" (and you say your name), the other person would probably say; "so what?' or "OK, I am ______" But these words, spoken to his brothers caused a sort of "mixed-emotion" reaction, troubled at these words, they could hardly believe their hears and seeing their brother dressed as an Egyptian, but now, the family is reunited again. As family members, we often offend others and even God through our negative actions, yet once sins are confessed, and the wrong-doing understood and dealt with, the hurts are mended, and there is forgiveness, in this case, Yosef forgiving his brethren.
He spoke words of comfort to his brothers, promising them "support" throughout the years of famine, they could "lean on him" and thus have that "connection" so we see that "Yosef" (I know, everyone is used to spelling it "Joseph" (the regular English spelling) but the Hebrew does not have a "J" so "Yosef" is the correct and original spelling. "Yosef" is related to our "Messiah Yeshua" in that "Both have spoken words of comfort to us, through His WORD, and we are connected to him through his blood and being "born again" and we can "Lean on Him" who has set captives free. Yosef, who once was a captive slave, went down to Egypt, sold for 20 pieces of silver, (the price of a slave back then) and became the "Savior" of many lives through the distribution of food in that time of famine.
We see in Chapter 47 that "Jacob" (who is ISRAEL now) goes down to Egypt, with his family of 70 (includes children, grandkids, servants, etc.) "Israel" and "Yosef" meet. Yosef's legal name is "Yosef Ben Israel" or "Ben Jacob" the name ISRAEL comes from "Yasher El" (straight to GOD) Yosef is happy to see "Abba" again and goes "straight to God" as we believers should be happy to go "straight to God" through Yeshua.
Jacob at the beginning does not believe his sons when they told him that Yosef was alive, it took the evidence of the cartloads of food and goods from Egypt to convince him. He had to see in order to believe. The same thing was with Thomas, the talmidim of Yeshua told him that Yeshua was there, that he was alive, be he didn't believe them until Yeshua appeared to Thomas. He told him to put his hand on the nail wounds, and on the spear wound, and "believe" and not to "disbelieve". Anyone can believe when confronted with the physical evidence, but "Blessed are those that believe and do not see" (the physical evidence). That is what faith is all about.
This is the beginning of Israel's "sojourn" in the land of Egypt, interesting fact, "Yosef" in a way "Enslaved the Egyptians" by taking from them their land, cattle, money, in exchange for food. Later on, the "worm turned" and the Egyptians, under the power of a different Pharaoh (who some think was "Ahmose") enslaved ISRAEL, until the time of Moshe.
Here, "Yechezkel Ha Navi" (Ezekiel the Prophet) sees the joining of Judah and the children of Israel, and Yosef, with his son Efrain" and they are joined together as ONE (Echad) "One in Unity" Once they were separated, Yosef and his sons in Egypt, and Israel, Judah, and his brothers, in Canaan, but NOW, together as ONE FAMILY. As we are also ONE (echad) in Messiah Yeshua's love. We are "Kehilah Echad" (One congregation united in Yeshua) even though there are thousands of "Kehilot" all over the world, our relationship in Yeshua makes us ONE.
You do such an excellent job of helping us to understand these stories and see the very strong link between the Jewish holidays and traditions and Christian ones. I also feel like I've learned so much whenever I read a piece of yours.
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SCSI Trade Association Announces Completion of First Version of SCSI Express Specification, Advancing Performance and Innovation of Enterprise Data Storage
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Milestone signals SCSI Express products are in development and moving forward
SAN FRANCISCO – February 4, 2014 — In a move that punctuates the importance of technical standards including interoperability, investment protection and improved quality for end users, the SCSI Trade Association (STA) today announced the T10 Technical Committee completed and forwarded the first version of the SCSI Express specifications to the InterNational Committee on Information Technology Standards (INCITS) in November 2013. The SCSI Express specifications include the SCSI over PCI (SOP) and PCI Express (PCIe) Queuing Interface (PQI) technical standards.
Targeted at data applications such as financial trading, databases, virtualization servers and other high-throughput applications that require lower latency from critical data storage, SCSI Express is an emerging storage interface that runs commands over a PCIe link. It combines the enterprise-proven SCSI command set with the low latency of PCIe to create a powerful enterprise-class interface for the high-performance capabilities of SSD/flash storage.
"While SCSI commands have been transported across PCIe for quite some time, implementations were vendor unique," said Marty Czekalski, president of the SCSI Trade Association and Interface and Emerging Architecture Program manager, Seagate. "SCSI Express provides a standardized method for transporting the SCSI protocol across PCIe. Being the most predominate storage protocol, SCSI not only provides a robust ecosystem to PCI Express storage, it protects the technology investment in today's datacenters."
Today's announcement from STA is a milestone in the development of SCSI Express and signals SCSI Express products are in development and moving forward.
The SCSI Trade Association was established in 1996 to provide a focal point for members to communicate the benefits of SCSI to the industry. STA promotes the understanding and use of Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) technology and influences the evolution of SCSI standards to meet future industry needs. The Association has a nine-member Board of Directors, which oversees the Marketing Communications and Technology Committees and all STA activities. To subscribe to Serial Storage Wire, STA's free Serial Attached SCSI newsletter, visit: http://www.scsita.org/serial-storage-wire/. Please visit the STA website at http://www.scsita.org, send an email to info@scsita.org or call the STA office at (415) 561-6273.
Linda Capcara, TechTHiNQ, 480-229-7090, linda@scsita.org
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In confidential emails sent this afternoon Labour
In confidential emails sent this afternoon, Labour HQ has advised local party secretaries not to accept motions on individual disciplinary cases.An email sent from the London regional director of the Labour Party to CLP secretaries notes that "there is a lot of interest in the party and the media about our internal systems in relation to individual disciplinary cases".It goes on to quote advice from the office of general secretary Jennie Formby:"Please note that individual disciplinary cases that are being dealt with through the NEC disputes processes are confidential. Motions on individual cases are therefore not competent business for discussion at CLPs and will not be discussed by the NEC or any associated bodies."The advice comes after Hackney North and Sheffield Hallam parties last week reacted to the suspension of backbench MP Chris Williamson by passing motions that condemned the decision and defended his comments on antisemitism.Tags:Labour /Jennie Formby / read more
SF Mayor Breed dazzles kids at school bookreading
"Hello everyone, I'm London Breed, and I'm your mayor," Mayor London Breed said to an audience of around 100 middle and elementary school students in the Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8 auditorium Thursday evening. "I am so excited to be here today, not only to read, but also to share how I became Mayor. Do you want know how I became mayor?" "Yes!" the children screamed. "I studied hard, I read a lot of books, I listened to my teachers, I listened to my grandmother who raised me, and I worked very hard," Breed told her youthful audience. Breed, who was sworn in as mayor less than two months ago, sat down and read Holly Anna's Daisy Dreamer and the Totally True Imaginary Friend. As she read, she sometimes stopped to chat with the students, asking them about their pets (one kid had two hamsters, but one of them died) and whether anyone "had interest in writing a newspaper — it could be fun!" (She's not wrong, but most said no). "She was inspiring people — like, if you want to be a mayor, you can be a mayor," said Yeraldine, a fourth grader at the school, standing next to her mother. Yeraldine let it be known that she would not mind being mayor one day. "It seems really fun," she said, "and you get to inspire people." Sylvia Nickolopoulos, a fifth grader, was standing with her mother after the event. "I think she's awesome," Nickolopoulos said. "She really cool because she's supporting affordable housing. Yeah, I like her." She noted that Breed also inspired her to run for office. But she wasn't so much interested in becoming mayor. "I go big or go home," Sylvia said. "I'd go for president." Monica Chinchilla, who is running for a San Francisco School Board seat — and who on Thursday received an endorsement from Breed — said that it's positive for children to see a woman of color as mayor. "Representation reflection is important," she said. "When our black and brown babies see someone who looks like them in leadership positions, it helps them to aspire to do that as well." After signing autographs, taking photos and moving through a throng of children in the auditorium, Breed told Mission Local she had had a similar experience when she was a child. She admitted she was "difficult" as a child. In her early days at Ben Franklin Middle School, she talked back to her teachers, and they "took me out of class." But, of all things, she found the school band. "Being a part of the Ben Franklin Middle School band meant you were somebody," she said. "It really kept me out of a lot of trouble." She and the band eventually got the opportunity to play at City Hall for then-Mayor Dianne Feinstein. "I thought, 'Oh my god, our mayor is a woman,'" Breed said, as she signed an autograph for a student. "It was the highlight of my childhood." Email Address Subscribe to Mission Local's daily newsletter read more
SAINTS have announced their squad for Fridays Sup
SAINTS have announced their squad for Friday's Super League XVIII Round 5 match at home to Leeds Rhinos.Paul Clough is named in the 19 for the first time this season whilst young centre Mark Percival is also called up.The squad is:2. Ade Gardner, 3. Jordan Turner, 4. Sia Soliola, 5. Francis Meli, 7. Jonny Lomax, 9. James Roby, 10. Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook, 11. Tony Puletua, 12. Jon Wilkin, 13. Willie Manu, 14. Anthony Laffranchi, 15. Mark Flanagan, 16. Paul Clough, 17. Gary Wheeler, 19. Josh Jones, 24. Joe Greenwood, 25. Alex Walmsley, 27. Anthony Walker. 30. Mark Percival.Brian McDermott will select his Leeds side from:3. Kallum Watkins, 4. Joel Moon, 5. Ryan Hall, 6. Danny McGuire, 7. Rob Burrow, 8. Kylie Leuluai, 9. Paul McShane, 10. Jamie Peacock, 11. Jamie Jones-Buchanan, 12. Carl Ablett, 13. Kevin Sinfield, 14. Stevie Ward, 15. Brett Delaney, 16. Ryan Bailey, 17. Ian Kirke, 18. Chris Clarkson, 19. Mitch Achurch, 21. Richard Moore, 25. Joe Vickery.The game kicks off at 8pm and the referee is Phil Bentham.Ticket details are here.Stat Pack:St Helens have won their last five home meetings with Leeds. The Rhinos' last away win against the Saints was 14-10 on 28 March, 2008, at Knowsley Road.Leeds' Kevin Sinfield has scored points in thirteen consecutive games against St Helens, a streak which started in the 2008 Super League Grand Final.He last failed to score in the 2008 Qualifying Semi-Final at Knowsley Road, where he missed his one goal attempt in a 38-10 defeat.Last 10 Meetings:Leeds 18, St Helens 31 (SLR14, 21/5/12)St Helens 46, Leeds 6 (SLR8, 25/3/12)Leeds 32, St Helens 16 (SLGF, 8/10/11) (at Old Trafford, Manchester)St Helens 42, Leeds 16 (SLR16, 3/6/11)Leeds 16, St Helens 30 (SLR6, 19/3/11)Leeds 32, St Helens 28 (CCSF, 7/8/10) (at Galpharm Stadium, Huddersfield)Leeds 28, St Helens 24 (SLR20, 3/7/10)St Helens 41, Leeds 20 (SLR12, 24/4/10)Leeds 18, St Helens 10 (SLGF, 10/10/09) (at Old Trafford, Manchester)Leeds 18, St Helens 10 (SLR26, 4/9/09)Super League Summary:St Helens won 27 (includes wins in 1999, 2001, 2007 and 2008 play-offs)Leeds won 23 (includes wins in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2011 Grand Finals; 1998 and 2005 play-offs)Ups and Downs:St Helens highest score: 62-18 (H, 1999) (Widest margin: 56-10, H, 2004)Leeds highest score: 74-16 (H, 2001) (Widest margin: 70-0, H, 2004) read more
JAMES Roby has been selected in Englands 19man s
JAMES Roby has been selected in England's 19-man squad for the first game of the 2016 First Utility Test Series with New Zealand at the KC Stadium, Hull, on Sunday.The hooker scored two tries in the 84-4 win over France last weekend – and Steve McNamara has opted to name an unchanged side.The squad is: John Bateman, Joe Burgess, Thomas Burgess, Mike Cooper, Leroy Cudjoe, Liam Farrell, Brett Ferres, James Graham, Ryan Hall, Zak Hardaker, Chris Hill, Josh Hodgson, Sean O'Loughlin, James Roby, Kallum Watkins, Ben Westwood, Elliott Whitehead, Gareth Widdop, George Williams.The three-game series against New Zealand starts at the KC Stadium, Hull on Sunday November 1 (5pm) moving on to The Stadium at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London on Saturday November 7 (2.30pm). The series concludes at the DW Stadium, Wigan on Saturday November 14 (1pm).Elsewhere, Regan Grace (Wales) and Theo Fages (France) were selected for the European Championship match between the two sides at Cardiff Arms Park on Friday. Wales won 14-6. read more
UPDATE Lumberton bank robbery suspects identified three now taken into custody
Lumberton Police are asking for the publics help in locating robbery suspects Demetris Sean Robinson (left) and Daquan Pridgen (right) (Photo: FBI) LUMBERTON, NC (WWAY) — The FBI has taken a third suspect into custody related to the armed bank robbery that happened in Lumberton early last week.An FBI spokewoman tells WWAY 26 -year-old Daquan Pridgen was taken into custody at around 5:00 P.M. Sunday at the FBI office in Fayetteville and transported to the Cumberland County Detention Center.- Advertisement – Over the weekend, officials are asking for the public's assistance in locating the remaining suspects wanted in connection with an armed robbery on Tuesday.According to a release from FBI spokeswoman Shelley Lynch Saturday evening, Pridgen of Whiteville, and Demetris Sean Robinson, 26, of Whiteville were at large.The FBI informs WWAY that Demetris Robinson is still at large and should be considered armed and dangerous. Call 911 is you see him or have information on his whereabouts.Related Article: 12 days later: Pender Co. deputy-involved shooting still under investigationRobinson, also known by the nickname "Boo Boo," is 5'11" with gold teeth.The two men are wanted for robbery with a dangerous weapon, conspiracy to commit robbery with a deadly weapon, and multiple counts of assault on law enforcement with a firearm.Two other suspects in the robbery have already been arrested. The SBI says investigatorsRashad Young (Left, Photo: Mobile Patrol) and Jeramie Vaughn (Right, Photo: Vinelink)arrested Jeramie Ross Vaughn, 29, of Whiteville. According to online records, he was booked into the Robeson County Detention Center a little after 6:30 a.m. Thursday.An FBI spokesperson said another suspect, Rashad Donavan Young, also of Whiteville, was arrested Thursday.They said the Lumberton Police Department charged Young with the following:1 count of Robbery with a dangerous weapon1 count conspiracy to Robbery with a dangerous weapon1 count of possession of firearm by convicted felon2 counts of 2nd degree kidnapping5 counts of assault on law enforcement officers with a firearm.Officials warn the public not to approach either suspect if they are seen, and instead call 911. read more
Seahawks Dukes Set For Tuesday
WILMINGTON, NC (UNCW Sports) — UNCW's Colonial Athletic Association men's basketball game against James Madison postponed last Thursday has been rescheduled for Tuesday at the JMU Convocation Center.The Seahawks and Dukes were slated to play on Thursday, Feb. 8, but the contest was postponed due to suspected and confirmed cases of mumps on the Harrisonburg, Va., campus. The decision to proceed with the game was made in consultation with health officials, the CAA and UNCW.- Advertisement – UNCW, which faced Hofstra in the annual Homecoming game Saturday night at Trask Coliseum, edged JMU, 71-68, in the first pairing between the two teams on Jan. 25 in Wilmington. read more
Pender County teen charged with assaulting school employees
Durvell Walker (Photo: Onslow County Sheriff's Office) HOLLY RIDGE, N.C. (AP) — An Onslow County high school student has been charged with assaulting school employees.The Onslow County Sheriff's Office tells media outlets 18-year-old Durvell Walker of Maple Hill was arrested Thursday and charged with crimes including assault on school employees and possession of a weapon on school property.- Advertisement – Sheriff's Maj. Chris Thomas says Dixon High School officials suspected Walker had a weapon at school. When officials tried to search Walker's bag, Thomas says the student swung a weight rack at Principal Steven Clarke and five other employees.He says a school resource officer used pepper spray to try to contain Walker. Authorities say he had a knife in his backpack.Walker was jailed on $9,000 bond, and it wasn't known if he had an attorney. read more
Reservations now open for paranormal tours at Poplar Grove
PENDER COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — Are you fascinated with the paranormal or curious to learn more? Poplar Grove Plantation is bringing back their popular Paranormal Tours this summer and reservations are filling up quickly.Between June and October, on the evenings of the full moon and new moon, enjoy a guided tour through the Manor House for possible paranormal activities. The plantation says deceased members of the Foy family household still make their presence known in particular rooms of the house, and there are lots of stories to share of how they have introduced themselves over the years.- Advertisement – Poplar Grove Plantation is offering Paranormal Tours through the summer during full moons and new moons. (Photo: Poplar Grove Plantation) Poplar Grove Plantation is offering Paranormal Tours through the summer during full moons and new moons. (Photo: Poplar Grove Plantation) 1 of 4 Cameras, cell phones, iPads and paranormal activity equipment are welcome.Director of Tourism, Felicia Green said the full moon tours have been so popular, this year, they added tours on new moon nights as well.Tour dates are: June 28, July 12, July 27, August 10, August 26, September 9, September 24 and October 24.Related Article: "Super blood wolf moon" will light up the night sky SundayTour times are at 8 p.m.; however, a 9 p.m. tour will be added if necessary. Tickets are $15 each and advanced reservations are required.To book reservations, click here.To learn more about Poplar Grove Plantation or to plan a daytime visit, click here. Poplar Grove Plantation is offering Paranormal Tours through the summer during full moons and new moons. (Photo: Poplar Grove Plantation) Poplar Grove Plantation is offering Paranormal Tours through the summer during full moons and new moons. (Photo: Poplar Grove Plantation) read more
Conditions improving in Carolina Beach but no word on bridge reopening
CAROLINA BEACH, NC (NEWS RELEASE) — It has been almost 10 Hours since the last update this morning and we have much more positive news. The rain finally slowed about 10 am and allowed the storm water systems to catch up. In Carolina Beach, we have seen additional properties gaining power back to their homes. All roads have been cleared of debris, cable and phone lines, however several powerlines will still disrupt traffic. The greatest challenges ahead for Carolina Beach remain the power supply, availability of potable water and the continued stormwater and tidal flooding in town.Unfortunately damage to any private property is concerning and we are working with Kure Beach to get our residents and businesses back to their properties as soon as it is safe for ALL residents of the Island. The Wastewater Treatment Plant continues to be stressed due to the stormwater infiltration from the rain event – we are hopeful that the plant will catch up during the night and this is one of the many considerations for our return decision.- Advertisement – Both communities will meet at 7 am tomorrow morning to verify the status of power, sewer and water system issues and make a decision on re-entry.Communication Issues are improving. With the restoration of power – both AT&T and Verizon systems are much better – not as good as we normally experience – but way better than we have been dealt with recently. Town Offices will not be open tomorrow – as many of our personnel are still working on storm damage initiatives and many are on the other side of the high water from Wilmington with many of our residents reading this message.The Police Department continues to STRONGLY ENFORCE the curfew for the citizens who remained during the storm and will be augmented during the night by additional Law Enforcement personnel as needed. With the restoration of power – the Emergency Team asks that all people please comply with this curfew – as our citizens that cannot currently return are expecting their property to be protected. There remain no reports of looting to law enforcement or emergency services in either Carolina or Kure Beach at this time and we fully expect none to occur with our augmented Law Enforcement presence. PLEASE do not listen to rumors regarding this issue.Related Article: Duke Energy restoring power to remaining 26,000 customers after repairing nearly 1.8 million outages in CarolinasFOR THOSE WHO EVACUATED – travel is extremely hazardous and NOT RECOMMENDED. The best way to identify available routes into the Wilmington area is to go the following NCDOT site https://tims.ncdot.gov/tims/ . If you are within New Hanover County – stay where you are tonight – we will update you tomorrow morning after our 7am meeting with Kure Beach. THE BRIDGE WILL NOT BE OPENED TONIGHT – Town leadership will be meeting with Kure Beach tomorrow morning at 7am to re-evaluate this decision.NOTE – there are extreme issues throughout the area regarding gasoline, power and food that you should review as you plan your return in the future. DO NOT start the trip until you know that your route is safe and passable. Additionally, with the supply issues that are occurring in the county, and the possible issues of re-supplying the area with cresting rivers on all major routes into the area, you should bring supplies for a significant period of time. Do not count on the supplies at your home – as they may be compromised. Remember that for Carolina Beach, you will need a 2018 Town Identification Card for Resident or proof of residence or ownership to get one at Masonboro Commons once the bridge is opened for resident return.For those who stayed – if you do not have supplies (food especially) for 2-3 days – you should begin conserving them as we may not have support on this issue.Stay safe and do not drive through any standing water – as this can be a deadly situation. The entire Emergency Management Team wants you back to your property as soon as we can safely get you there – and we are working to rapidly resolve all remaining issues. read more
Johnson refuses to comment on row with partner
 REUTERS/Simon DawsonREUTERS/Simon Dawson The favourite to lead the Conservative Party Boris Johnson, is refusing to provide any answers on an argument with his partner yesterday, in which police responded.Speaking at a hustings event in Birmingham, Johnson responded to questions on it by saying people did not 'want to hear' about what happened.The UK newspaper the Guardian, Johnson's partner Carrie Symonds, was overheard saying 'get off me' and 'get out of my flat.'According to the recording made of the argument, Johnson was not heeding Symond's demand for him to leave her flat as well as telling her 'get off' his laptop. A loud noise of something crashing is then heard.The recording is understood to have come from a neighbor Mr Tom Penn, who captured the argument which took place in the early hours of Friday. Following screams are numerous sounds of 'slamming and banging.'Symonds who is understood to a former director of communications for the Conservative party, is reported to have accused Johnson of being spoiled and having no regard for money.Speaking to the Guardian, Penn said that once he had determined 'no one was harmed,' he felt compelled to contact the paper and share the recording. He said it was in the public interest.'I believe it is reasonable for someone who is likely to become our next prime minister to be held accountable for all of their words, actions and behaviours. I, along with a lot of my neighbours all across London, voted to remain within the EU. That is the extent of my involvement in politics,' Penn said.Pressed for responseAt the hustings event, Johnson was asked a number of times for a response on the incident to which the MP dodged the question.After presenter Iain Dale accused Johnson of dodging, Johnson said that he was happy to be asked about what he wanted to do about the country.'You are running for the office of not just Conservative Party leader, but prime minister, so a lot of people who admire your politics do call into question your character, and it is incumbent on you to answer that question,' Dale said.A few more times followed with Johnson finally saying that he would not be commenting further on the subject.This was the first of 16 hustings in which the two remaining candidates Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are hoping to replace former leader of the Conservative Party Theresa May.WhatsApp SharePrint read more
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Marion County Sheriff's Deputy Hailed as a Hero After Arresting Ocala School Shooter
By FOX NEWS // April 21, 2018
Deputy James "Jimmy" Long arrested Gunman three minutes after he opened fire at Ocala School
(FOX NEWS) – A Florida school resource officer was hailed a hero after immediately jumping into action and arresting a man who was suspected of shooting a student Friday.
Deputy James "Jimmy" Long of the Marion County Sheriff's Office was hailed a hero by his colleagues Friday after he arrested the suspected gunman Sky Bouche just three minutes after he opened fire at Forest High School in Ocala, Fla. Bouche allegedly shot through a classroom door and pellets hit a 17-year-old student in the ankle.
The student was taken to the hospital with a non-life-threatening wound to his ankle.
Bouche, 19, said, "Sorry," followed by, "It doesn't matter anyway," to reporters as he was led from the school in handcuffs by several deputies. Authorities said Bouche was a former student at the school.
VIDEO: Suspected 19-Year-Old Marion County School Shooter Denied Bond During Initial Appearance
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NBC Direct Lets Users Download Ad-Supported Shows
by Wayne Friedman , September 20, 2007
Looking to add another wrinkle in the video digital distribution world, NBC will allow users to download ad-supported episodes for up to one week after their initial run on the network.
NBC.com is launching a new service to handle this--NBC Direct. NBC Direct will give users high-quality video, complementing the streaming of NBC ad-supported program episodes that have been available on NBC.com for some time.
NBC Direct will have a preliminary launch in October to test its service--and will be available initially on Windows-based computers.
NBC's shows will include "Heroes," "The Office," "Life," "Bionic Woman," "30 Rock," "Friday Night Lights," "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" and "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."
The announcement comes on the heels of some major digital distribution business adjustments at NBC--specifically in regard to downloading of programming.
NBC and Apple's iTunes Music Store ended their pay-per-download service of NBC shows, because of issues over retail pricing and packaging. NBC then started up a similar pay-per-download deal with Amazon's Unbox service because the big online retailer allowed for more flexibility of pricing and program packaging.
Later on, NBC Direct will allow DRM--digital rights management--protected versions of its programs to be downloaded to Mac-based computers and portable devices.
Future digital distribution will include downloading of programs through peer-to-peer (P2P) distribution networks. NBC might also develop other download-to-own, rental and subscription business models.
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Q: objdump: Can't use supplied machine MIPS I'm getting following error for the disassembling of the object with below command. Object file was generated for MIPS platform.
$objdump -D -m MIPS myobjfile.o

Error:
objdump: Can't use supplied machine MIPS

The snippet I'm attaching for reference from objdump.c
  const bfd_arch_info_type *inf = bfd_scan_arch (machine);

  if (inf == NULL)
      fatal (_("can't use supplied machine %s"), machine);

Can you please help me to get correct assembly code?

A: Way late on this, but this solved my problem which is the same as yours but for ARM64(aarch64).
If you're building from source you can enable all target architectures by passing the --enable-targets=all to ./configure:
git clone git://sourceware.org/git/binutils-gdb.git
cd binutils-gdb
./configure --enable-targets=all
make

This enables objdump to work with all architectures, including MIPS
This is from @soulseekah post here: Using objdump for ARM architecture: Disassembling to ARM

A: You should try mips-linux-gnu-objdump.
I'm using it as part of binutils-mips-linux-gnu package on my ubuntu 16.04 TLS.
You can download it using apt-get:
$sudo apt-get install binutils-mips-linux-gnu

Then try running:
$mips-linux-gnu-objdump -b binary -m mips -D myobjfile.o

The -b binary stands for binary file format and it's optional.
You should visit https://linux.die.net/man/1/x86_64-linux-gnu-objdump for any further information.

A: Try using capital m. $objdump -D -M MIPS myobjfile.o
[-M options|--disassembler-options=options]

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I'm new to Classic but not to the game, have played A LOT in past but then usual story- family, kids and lack of time to grind. Recently tho I saw some video where people in classic used macro to afk farm and decided that wow, that is exactly what I need, something that can grind while I work, but after making new character in Classic server I cannot find option to make macros run all the time.
macro is available on classic servers but the loop function is disabled.
You can only auto-loop a macro on the live servers.
Auto-loop the macro by putting the macro on your hotbar & right-click on the macro.
ty, are there any plans to add these macros to classic server?
No plans to allow auto-looping of macros on classic servers at this time.