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Q: How to debug code of static library (libeay32.lib and ssleay32.lib)  I have built openssl static libraries(libeay32.lib and ssleay32.lib) with openssl source code using VC++ compiler. I use them in a VS2010 project and they works well.
#pragma comment( lib, "libeay32.lib" )
#pragma comment( lib, "ssleay32.lib" )

Then problem is I want to debug the source code of openssl libraries in VS2010(step into, step over...). For example, set a breakpoint in the openssl api and then step into the openssl source file. how can I achieve that?
I have tried to use VS compiler option 'Zi' to generate some .pdb files when building openssl static libraries, but I don't know how to use them. I tried to add the path of those .pdb files in Option->Debugging->Symbols->Symbol file location, but seems it doesn't work.

A: See Jared's answer at How to debug external class library projects in visual studio?. In short:

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*Debug -> Windows -> Modules

*Find the DLL for the project you are interested in

*Right Click -> Load Symbols -> Select the Path to the .PDB for your other project

Also, make sure the PDB files are in the same directory as libeay32.lib and ssleay32.lib.
Finally, if you are really having trouble, try Thomas Hruska's The Win32 OpenSSL Installation Project. Thomas prebuilds everything for you and packages it in a Windows installer.

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Neukom tallied an unassisted marker in the 21st minute to give Endicott enough scoring for victory. Couchot's late goal came off a feed from Xavier Polanco.
The Gulls (9-5-2, 6-1-0 CCC) held significant advantages in both shots (28-3) and corner kicks (12-1), while goalkeeper Nick Weinstein totaled three saves for the shutout.
Nate Delesdernier had nine saves over the initial 80 minutes for the Nor'easters (3-9-4, 1-5-1) who play a CCC road match Friday at Roger Williams University.


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Q: Overriding jQuery event handlers I am trying to override the default behavior of the jQuery event handlers. But can't seem to find any documentation on how to do this.
Say I'm binding a click handler to an element like this:
$('div#mydiv').on('click', funcName);

What I'm trying to accomplish is to overwrite the .on function, so I can modify the way any event is bound by jQuery
I've already tried overriding $.fn.on and that obviously caused a never ender loop:
$.fn.on = function(eventname, callback){
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  $(this).on(eventname, callback);
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$(function(){
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What is the proper way to hook into the event binding process? Also worth mentioning: I really just want to alter the way .on works, wrapping it into a different function wouldn't work for my case.

A: You need to cache the original function reference like so
var originalOn = jQuery.fn.on;

jQuery.fn.on = function() {
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Here, we store the reference to jQuerys original .on function. Then we overwrite the handler, but we invoke the original function with the same context + arguments using Function.prototype.apply.


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Straight-laced Cole Risso has longed for his sister's bohemian best friend Gwen since he first laid eyes on her as a kid. Now, as future patriarch of the Risso Family, he's expected to marry well. A free spirit and unconventional daughter of a pot-toking hippie hardly qualifies.
When one night of giving into temptation ruins them both for any other, Cole and Gwen are faced with a decision - love the other enough to let them go, or defy family expectations and fight for their hearts' desires. No matter the decision, their choices have the power to destroy all they hold dear.
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Lokoleyacongo
Celebrating Advances of the Congolese People
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The Politics of Congo's Religious Leaders
On April 14, 2012 By erasingbordersIn Uncategorized
With Seating for 7500, the Protestant Centennial Cathedral Was Dedicated in 1994
The leaders of the two largest Church bodies in Congo "talked politics" to their faithful in Easter Sunday sermons according to Radio Okapi. Cardinal Monsengwo, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Kinshasa, and Monsignor Pierre Marini Bodho, President of the Church of Christ of Congo, delivered messages that were "both religious and political to their faithful" in the view of the media outlet with the largest audience in the country.
An outspoken critic of the conduct and announced results of the November election, Archbishop Monsengwo emphasized on Easter Sunday that "society as a whole is charged with creating a culture upholding human dignity and free of repression and any violation of human rights". For his Easter sermon, the leader of the Church of Christ of Congo (ECC), made up of 72 Protestant "communions", Mgr. Marini Bodho chose to highlight the role of Mary Magdalene in the resurrection account. The Protestants' leader, who has served since 1998, declared that when a society has a problem, "God can also use the weak and leave the wise on the sidelines".
In a city charged with political tensions, the two Christian leaders have taken opposing positions on the outcome of the November election. Archbishop Monsengwo was widely quoted as saying that the official results did not conform either to "the truth or to justice". Responding to the Archbishop's statement, Mgr. Marini Bodho declared that the election indicated the Congolese people had placed their confidence in President Joseph Kabila Kabange. In an interview with French radio, the Protestant leader went on to warn against holding positions which threaten the "social fabric" and impede the President's overcoming of the challenges to the development process in the Congo.
While Protestants have grown in numbers considerably since the fall of the Mobutu regime, they remain in the minority in the former Belgian colony. An estimated 35 % of the population worship in Protestant, including Kimbanguist, churches. The 50 % of the Congo population who are Roman Catholic trace the Church's roots in Congo back to the 1506 conversion of King Afonso I, ruler of the Kongo Kingdom.
Mgr. Marini Bodho succeeded the Disciple pastor Itofo Bokambanza Bokeleale who presided over the Church of Christ of Congo from 1968 to 1998. As representatives of the minority religion during Belgian colonial days and up to the present,
74 Year Old ECC President Mgr. Pierre Marini Bodho Served as President of the Congo Senate 2003-2006
theleaders of the Church of Christ of Congo have supported the post independence political regimes. The Protestant Cathedral in Kinshasa was built next to the Palais du Peuple, the present day parliament building. There is no more dramatic evidence of Mgr. Bokeleale's ties to the Mobutu regime than the location of the Protestants' national cathedral on the Avenue Triomphale. In the next blog we will take another look at the position vis a vis the State of the ECC leadership and the possible future costs and consequences of their current support for authoritarian rule in Congo.
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 Dieter Czichos (* 1938), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Horst Czichos (* 1937), deutscher Ingenieur, bis 2002 Präsident der Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung
 Rafael Czichos (* 1990), deutscher Fußballspieler

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Stories from the Archive: The Bee Kingdom Limited Edition Prints
Thanks to all who have contributed to The Bee Kingdom Archive fundraiser -- I'm flabbergasted to have surpassed my minimum funding goal in less than a week.
For those who are still interested in contributing, the fundraiser will continue until 11:59pm, December 31, 2013. My overall goal is to raise $8000 by the end of the year. These funds will cover ongoing archiving needs, the scanning of images, translations of documents from Arabic to English, and of course, production costs for the two limited edition prints. I am offering these prints in exchange for donations of $250 and more.
I am producing these editions of lithographs with the help and expertise of artist and printer Shannon Broder. They will be printed on Rives BFK 280 gram paper in editions of 25 (images = 8-1/2x11 inches; paper size = 11x14 inches):
Print #1: "Abushady's Complete Specification," technical drawing for Abushady's honeycomb patent (c.1919).
Print #2: Caricature of Abushady (c.1928), by the Alexandrian Persian artist Mohamed Fridon.
For those who are curious about my choice of source images for these prints, here is some background:
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I: Abushady's Complete Specification (1919)
This is the drawing included in Abushady's patent application for "Improvements in and relating to Combs for Beehives," namely, a removable aluminum honeycomb. I first became aware that Abushady held patents to beehive improvements while doing a routine online search for his publications; I found a scan of the image on Wikipatents, which, sadly, no longer exists. Later, mention of the patent reappeared online and I was able to locate an actual print of the patent and obtain it from an antiquarian book dealer. The patent application is dated July 24, 1919, London:
The patent was accepted and registered on September 9, 1920, and printed for His Majesty's Stationery Office, by Love & Malcomson, Ltd.,1920. You can read a PDF of the full patent here:
Download Abushady's Complete Specification - Honeycomb Patent 1919
II: Caricature of Abushady (1928), by Mohamed Fridon
Abushady is best known in Egypt for having founded the influential poetry journal Apollo (1932–34), an important vehicle for experimental Arabic poetry that he designed, published, and edited. He established a group of poets known as "Apollo's Society" or The Apollo School (Arabic: مدرسة أبولو) whose members and contributors included artists and poets from beyond Egypt's borders.
Abushady surrounded himself with artists, many of whom produced drawings and illustrations for his numerous publications. One of these was the well-known Persian cartoonist Mohamed Fridon (or Fereydūn (Persian: فریدون). This caricature, which shows Abushady as a jack of all trades, has since been reproduced in numerous scholarly articles about Abushady and the Apollo poets:
Recently I discovered the original drawing, framed, in the family archive:
I quickly removed it from its disintegrating, non-archival matte:
For those interested in collecting one or both of these prints, they will be available for a fraction of their market value exclusively through Hatchfund through December 2013.
Thanks again for supporting this project!
October 30, 2013 at 01:55 PM in Art of Advertising, The Bee Kingdom | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Bee Kingdom Archive fundraiser
This fundraiser will be live through December 31, 2013
Finally, after two years of travel and research, I am ready to organize The Bee Kingdom Archive. Please consider giving a small donation. I'll be producing two editions of prints for those who give larger donations. Please visit the fundraising site at Hatchfund for details: http:www.hatchfund.org/project/the_bee_kingdom_archive
http://joygarnett.com
THE BEE KINGDOM ARCHIVE
Dr. Ahmed Zaky Abushady (1892-1955) was an influential Egyptian scientist, beekeeper, and poet. He was also my maternal grandfather. For the past two years I have been gathering and sorting the many documents that Abushady left behind. Taken together, these documents chart my grandfather's innovative beekeeping practices in early 20th century Egypt and England, as well as his development as a poet and thinker.
I am asking for your support so I can begin to organize this collection of historically valuable and visually compelling material into a searchable archive: The Bee Kingdom Archive.
The Bee Kingdom Archive will include decades of correspondence between Abushady, his famly and his peers, diagrams and patents for beekeeping inventions, manuscripts, poetry, ephemera, Abushady's own scientific and literary publications, and books from his personal library. And because Abushady was drawn to new gadgets and inventions like the handheld Kodak camera, it will contain a large number of photographs and 'snaps' of his activities in the laboratory and in the apiary, many of which he shot himself.
Much of this material has never been published or shared before. It has been preserved for generations by various family members who strove to keep the family legacy intact through wars, displacements, and deaths.
It is my ultimate goal to find funding to digitize The Bee Kingdom Archive and make it accessible to historians, researchers, and artists. But first I must secure and organize the physical archive.
Please consider donating a dollar or more at Hatchfund.
Artist and writer Joy Garnett's work has long revolved around the archive as subject and medium. She will continue to develop The Bee Kingdom Archive as an open access, virtual museum for her post-doctoral work at Winchester School of Art at the University of Southampton (UK), in a program that emphasizes interdisciplinary research across the arts. She is also working on a book about her grandfather, Ahmed Zaky Abushady. In an August 2013 interview, she answered a few questions about Abushady, his work, and her book project:
AZ Abushady: Revolutionary Egyptian Poet, Feminist, Beekeeper, and More, Interview with Joy Garnett, by M. Lynx Qualey, for Arabic Literature (in English) blog, August 26, 2013
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unmonumental, the book (and ebook!)
The unmonumental book and e-book are now available on blurb
This small volume contains a selection of images from unmonumental, a project by Joy Garnett, with an essay by Tom McGlynn.
The e-book is a variation on the hard copy, and includes media: two 3-minute clips of unmonumental video. It is available in iPad and iPod touch (iBooks format).
unmonumental
By joy garnett, essay by tom mcglynn
Publish Date: October 13 2013, 07:11 PDT
Hardcover, Dust Jacket, Small Square (7×7in), 40 pgs.
Premium Paper, lustre finish.
ebook (iPad iBooks format), 43 pgs
unmonumental is an ongoing social media performance that generates and instantly shares photographs of ephemeral artifacts in the New York City streets. Five years running and comprising over 800 photographs, unmonumental has grown into a project of monumental proportions.
Joy Garnett is an interdisciplinary artist and writer living in Brooklyn, NY. Her paintings, based on images she gathers from the Internet, examine the apocalyptic sublime at the intersections of media, politics and culture. Her social media projects engage the crossroads of our digital and material worlds. She teaches a seminar in the MFA program at City College, and pens a regular column for Art21 Magazine. She is represented by Winkleman Gallery, NY.
Tom McGlynn is an artist, writer, and independent curator based in the N.Y.C. area. His work is represented in the permanent collections of the Whitney Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Cooper- Hewitt National Design Museum of the Smithsonian. He is the director of Beautiful Fields, an organization dedicated to socially- engaged curatorial projects, and is also currently a visiting lecturer at Parsons/the New School.
UPDATE Oct 17, 2013: The unmonumental e-book, which includes video, is now also available through the Apple iBookstore (iTunes):
Available on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
Published:Oct 03, 2013
Publisher: Blurb Inc.
Seller: Blurb, Inc.
http://unmonumental.org
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They Are the World
This article first appeared in Art21 Magazine, Oct/Nov 2013 Issue: 'Becoming an Artist':
For the new Art21 Magazine, Joy Garnett launches her new column with some thoughts on copying and archival tendencies in the 21st century.
Christian Marclay. The Clock (video still), 2010; single-channel video with sound; 24 hours. Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery, New York.
by Joy Garnett | Oct 8, 2013
I sometimes forget that my students have always lived with digital media, not to mention with the ethos of information sharing that digital technologies engender. As digital natives, they were born at or after the onset of digital mainstream culture. They have never experienced a world before laptops, personal computers, and smartphones. They have never traveled abroad without the convenience of ATMs or booked a flight without the ability to check-in online and print their e-tickets. They have probably never received paper bills for their credit cards, and they don't use stamps. They have never lived outside the network or off the grid; the grid is the air around them.
My students were teenagers when Aaron Swartz (at fourteen years old) cowrote the specification for the RSS feed. They are his peers. As young adults, they have eased off their PlayStations (for the most part!) to enter more challenging pursuits with the help of ever-more sophisticated personal gadgetry and software. They came of age with participatory reblogs like Tumblr, photo-sharing sites like Flickr, and all manner of social media. They tend to stream their music and watch movies via torrents; they learn of world events through online news channels and blogs and, since 2006, Twitter.
Now, as studio artists in college or graduate school, they face a career landscape that offers them more varied choices than mine did. For one thing, the boundaries between careers in so-called commercial art and more personal, gallery-driven art have become blurred or nonexistent. The business of art has become a preoccupation, even as the art world is transitioning away from its entrenched and outdated models. New possibilities and strange bedfellows are welcome. But regardless of whether my students are interested in pursuing careers in academia or animation, or in the less dependable world of commercial galleries, their studio practice is part of the digital world—their world. Priorities have shifted away from an earlier paradigm of authorship with its well-worn image of a creator in isolated reflection. This is probably true for the rest of us, too, we analogue natives. But even if one works in relative solitude, the ethos of the creative commons and the practice of "share and share alike" has infused all our thinking to a much greater extent than we realize or are willing to admit.
Penelope Umbrico. For Sale/TVs From Craigslist, 2009; C-print on metallic photo paper; dimensions variable. Courtesy LMAK Projects, New York.
Whether primarily invested in painting or animation, glitch art or video, net art, conceptualism, or social-media performance, most artists today, but especially younger artists, lean decidedly towards research and experimentation across all mediums. We are nothing if not interdisciplinary.
As an artist and analogue native, I first became enamored of new media art in the late 1990s. Along with countless other artists, including those who would continue to work with traditional mediums, I began using the Internet to transmit and share images and information, to index my source material, and to archive my work. The Internet, so many of us felt, was really a medium. As such, we knew it would afford us new possibilities to juxtapose and recontextualize—to copy, repurpose, and share—methods understood to be part of the artist's tradecraft at least since Jacques Derrida's Archive Fever, echoed nearly a decade later by Hal Foster in his October essay, "An Archival Impulse."
Foster identified this archival tendency as an impulse that is present in certain artists who prefer to "elaborate on the found image" and object, and who harbor an insatiable desire to "make historical information, often lost or displaced, physically present."[1] I would argue that this impulse, rather than being the domain of what Foster calls "archival artists," is in fact present in all artists. Historically, artists have referenced, appropriated, and quoted from the world around them as well as from other art in order to produce new meanings and contexts. We are all archival artists.
Bernd and Hilla Becher. Gas Tanks, 1983–92; gelatin silver prints. Courtesy C4 Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.
Today, being an artist means negotiating the vast digital library that we, as a global culture, have created for ourselves. For all of us, the archive and its exigencies are paramount, and we dip in consciously or unconsciously as we think and play and tinker with ideas, meanings, mediums, and forms. The tools we use to access this archive have changed. And so it follows that our perception of the archive has changed.
Along with change comes discomfort. The most obvious point of intergenerational dissonance I sense while teaching digital natives is their attitude toward copying: they haven't got one. While artists of previous generations are often painfully aware of the shift away from the possibility of controlling copies and reuse of their work, or parts of their work, my students don't see copying as problematic, either from a practical or ethical standpoint. They don't think about it, not just because they take copying for granted; it is implicit in everything they do. There is no question that we inhabit a living archive that we generate.
Dina Kelberman. I'm Google (screen grab), 2011; Tumblr blog.
Copying is as old as humankind's foray into making things. Image-making processes and technologies, from oil painting to digital imaging, all entail some form of copying. And of course, not long ago, photography was a new and, to some, threatening copying technology that married hardware to wetware long before software was invented. So it is strange to think that copying, a most natural human act and one that is integral to creative production, has come to be seen in such a negative light. One could say that copying has been given a bad rap, demonized by an old system trying to close the floodgates or at least contain the creative behavior that new technologies have engendered. I have written elsewhere about the steady stream of anti-copying propaganda launched over the past few decades by the music and movie industries and how mimicry, memory, and archiving—all processes integral to making art—require copying.
It seems to me that younger artists, the digital natives among us, will help us to ease away from our conflicted attitudes towards copying, appropriation, remixing, and mashing. They have fully embraced the archive. They are the archive. And they see, naturally more clearly than we do, the beauty and creative potential inherent in the technologies that they live and breathe.
[1] Hal Foster, "An Archival Impulse," October 110 (Fall 2004): 4.
Joy Garnett is an artist and writer in Brooklyn, New York. She blogs about art and open source culture at NEWSgrist.com, and is Arts Editor for Cultural Politics, a contemporary media theory journal published by Duke University Press. She is currently writing a book and working on a visual archive. She is addicted to Instagram.
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The internet stood up and crushed SOPA/PIPA this week (at least temporarily). It was a pretty amazing day as Wikipedia went dark and citizens across the land let their voices be heard. It's not over yet and there's news that a new bill, ACTA, is even worse than SOPA. Stay tuned.
More SOPA this week. It's all coming to a head next week with a big internet protest planned. Stay tuned.
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ECA – wspólny antygen powierzchniowy pałeczek rodziny Enterobacteriaceae
ECA – common surface antigen of the bacilli of the Enterobacteriaceae family
K. Kasperkiewicz, M. Noszczyńska, A. Piszczek
Pobrania: 426
1. Historia odkrycia. 2. Występowanie. 3. Charakterystyka chemiczna. 4. Formy ECA. 5. Biosynteza i jej kontrola genetyczna. 6. Właściwości immunogenne. 7. Lokalizacja ECA w komórce bakteryjnej i sposoby jego detekcji. 8. Rola biologiczna. 9. Zastosowanie. 10. Podsumowanie
Abstract: Almost all the strains of bacteria belonging to the Enterobacteriaceae family share at least one common antigenic component, ECA, which is not present in other Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria. From the observations made with immunofluorescence and immunoferritin techniques, it has been concluded that ECA is localized in the outer leaflet of the outer membrane of Gram-negative enteric bacteria. ECA is a glycolipid consisting of linear trisaccharide repeating units composed of [→3)-α-D-Fucp4NAc-(1→4)-β-D-ManpNAcA-(1→4)-α-D-GlcpNAc-(1→]. It occurs in three structural forms: ECAPG linked to phosphatidylglycerol, ECALPS anchored to LPS core region and ECACYC not expressed on the surface. ECA is believed to be connected to the LPS outer core. However, it should be emphasized that Yersinia enterocolitica serotype O:3 mutants defective in outer core synthesis were also ECA-immunogenic. The genes involved in ECA biosynthesis are located in the chromosomal wec gene cluster, from wecA to wecG and the ECA expressions is downregulated at host temperature. So far, ECA has been thoroughly analyzed at the structural and genetic level, however, its significance in vivo has been investigated in relatively few studies. ECA has been linked to pathogenesis in several species of bacteria, although this function seems to differ between the species. ECA has been shown to be involved in the flagellar assembly and motility in Serratia marcescens. Also, the ECA-negative mutants of Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium proved to be significantly less virulent than the parental strain. ECA as a marker of Enterobacteriaceae family is a valuable indicator of water and food contaminations with enteric bacteria.
1. Discovery history. 2. Occurrence. 3. Chemical characterization. 4. Forms of ECA. 5. Genetics of ECA biosynthesis. 6. The immunogenic properties. 7. Localization of ECA in the bacterial cell and methods of its detection. 8. Biological significance. 9. Application. 10. Summary
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Israel News | Business
Business in Brief - Housing and Construction Ltd. in Giant Berlin Property Deal
A new CEO at Israel Corp.'s China car venture; SF firm exercises option on CureTech cancer drug; Israel Chemicals to sell German unit; Tel Aviv shares end higher.
Michael Rochvarger
Yoram Gabison
Dror Raich
Dec. 22, 2014 Updated: Apr. 10, 2018
The Berlin skyline in October 2013. Israel's Housing & Construction is expanding its ownership of residential property in the city.Credit: Reuters
Housing & Construction in giant Berlin property deal
Israel Chemicals seeks to regain initiative after tough year
Israeli housing prices: Skyrocketing on fuel of undeclared income
Super-fast Internet to hit Tel Aviv, Ra'anana
Housing & Construction Ltd. is joining thousands of other Israelis in Berlin. The real-estate developer, controlled by Shari Arison, said on Sunday that its ADO Properties affiliate was purchasing 5,800 rental apartments and commercial space in the German capital for about 400 million euros ($489 million). The acquisition, plus another deal Housing & Construction announced with Harel Insurance & Finance last September, will bring the total number of Berlin apartments H&C controls to 14,000 units. The apartments are 96%-occupied and bring in revenue of 24 million euros annually, the company said. Shares of Housing & Construction, which owns 37.9% of publicly traded ADO, rose 0.7% to close at 8.49 shekels ($2.16). ADO, which is financing the purchases through bank loans and a rights issue, rose 1.1% to close at 4.9 shekels. (Michael Rochvarger)
Israel Corp.'s China car venture replaces CEO
Gua Qian has been replaced as chairman and CEO of Qoros, Israel Corp.'s automobile joint venture with China's Chery, apparently due to poor sales, China Business News reported last week. He will be succeeded by Chen Anning, who is a deputy president of Chery and chairman of the Jaguar Land Rover board. Marketing and Sales Director Wei Sifan is also leaving. Israel Corp. and Chery formed Qoros seven years ago as a 50-50 joint venture, but sales of the Qoros 3 sedan and hatchback cars have been disappointing, with just 6,000 cars sold so far this year. The Qoros 3 Urban SUV was unveiled last week to add to the line, but an industry website, Gasgoo Automotive News, expressed doubt that the SUV would be able to compete. Shares of Israel Corp., which lost $232 million in the first nine months of this year on the venture, dropped 0.4% to end at 1,990 shekels ($507). (TheMarker Staff)
U.S. company exercises option with Clal Biotech's CureTech
Medivation of San Francisco plans to exercise its option to develop and commercialize a CureTech anti-cancer treatment. Under the agreement CureTech will get, among other things, a $5 million up-front payment and another $85 million as it achieves milestones in developing the drug, which is called pidilizumab, or CT-011. If the drug is commercialized, CureTech will get 5% to 11% of annual sales plus another $245 million it they exceed $400 million a year. The two sides last October had signed a pact giving Medivation the option for pidilizumab. Shares of Clal Biotechnology, which owns 48% of CureTech and will get directly 15% of all royalties due CureTech on sales over $10 million, climbed 4.3% to end at 2.8 shekels ($0.71). (Yoram Gabison)
Israel Chemicals agrees to sell German unit
Israel Chemicals said over the weekend that it had agreed to sell its Rhenoflex unit, based in Germany and China, to the German private-equity fund Findos Investor. ICL didn't disclose a price, but market sources estimated it at $60 million to $70 million. The sale of Rhenoflex, a maker of high-end shoe-reinforcement materials and orthopedic parts with $50 million in annual sales, is part of ICL's strategy to divest non-core businesses and focus on agriculture, food and engineered materials. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter. ICL shares edged down 0.03% to 28.99 shekels ($7.39). (Yoram Gabison)
Tel Aviv shares end higher despite Russia woes
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange shrugged off the woes besetting companies with exposure to Russia (see story on this page) to end higher on Sunday. Inspired by gains on Wall Street over the weekend, the TA-25 and TA-100 indices both ended about 0.4% higher at 1,487.53 and 1,316.89 points, respectively, on turnover of 676.4 million shekels ($172 million). Teva Pharmaceutical and Perrigo extended rallies from last week, finishing up 3.3% to 229.3 shekels and up 2.8% at 657.1 shekels on Sunday. Ratio added 4% to finish at 41 agorot. Among the day's biggest losers, Discount Investment Corp. ended down 2.9% at 8.13 shekels. Corporate bonds were lower, with the Tel-Bond 20, 40 and 60 indices falling as much as 0.5%. (Dror Reich)
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Police-focused NFL protests overlook rising, disproportionate black homicide rate
News & Current Events Discuss Police-focused NFL protests overlook rising, disproportionate black homicide rate at the General Forum; NFL protests overlook black homicide rise - Washington Times Police-focused NFL protests overlook rising, disproportionate black homicide rate By Valerie ...
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NFL protests overlook black homicide rise - Washington Times
By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times - Updated: 7:42 p.m. on Thursday, October 12, 2017
Lost in the uproar over the NFL sideline protests against police brutality are newly released statistics showing that the threat to black men is skyrocketing — not from trigger-happy or racist cops, but from crime.
More than any other demographic group, black men are paying the price with their lives with a surging violent crime rate over the past two years, including a 20 percent jump in the overall homicide rate, even as the number of blacks killed by police declines.
Using homicide figures from the 2016 FBI Uniform Crime Report released Sept. 25, Manhattan Institute fellow Heather Mac Donald found that the number of black homicide victims has jumped by nearly 900 per year since the Black Lives Matter movement took root in 2014.
"The majority of victims of that homicide surge have been black," Ms. Mac Donald said in an email. "They were killed overwhelmingly by black criminals, not by the police and not by whites."
Meanwhile, the number of blacks killed by police dipped from 259 in 2015 to 233 in 2016, with 2017 so far coming in below both years with 175 deaths as of Oct. 12, according to The Washington Post's Fatal Force database.
Crime statistics are notoriously slippery: The FBI Uniform Crime Report depends on local departments to report their statistics voluntarily, and the figures tracked by sites such as the Killed by Police page on Facebook differ from those of The Post.
In addition, the percentage of blacks killed by police has long been more than double blacks' percentage of the population — about 13.3 percent, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Likewise was the percentage of blacks involved in violent crime.
Still, the dramatic increase in black homicide victims has raised questions over whether NFL players taking a knee in a statement against racially motivated police violence are missing the larger problem.
"If these wealthy football players really cared about saving black lives, they would support proactive policing and denounce criminality," said Ms. Mac Donald, author of "The War on Cops" (Encounter Books, 2017). "When the police back off of proactive policing in high-crime areas, black lives are lost."
The FBI reported that violent crime jumped in 2016 by 3.4 percent nationwide, the largest single-year increase in 25 years, which "reaffirms that the worrying violent crime increase that began in 2015 after many years of decline was not an isolated incident."
In addition, the number of homicides rose by 7.9 percent "for a total increase of more than 20 percent in the nationwide homicide rate since 2014."
Ms. Mac Donald and others have blamed the increasingly hands-off approach of police officers who are worried about running afoul of the Black Lives Matter movement after the 2014 shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. She dubbed it "the Ferguson effect."
Peter Moskos, associate professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City, tracked the same phenomenon in Baltimore after the April 2015 rioting over the death of a black man in police custody. He calls it "the Freddie Gray effect."
He found a spike in homicides and shootings after the riots, which were followed by Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's decision to charge six officers in Gray's death. Three of the officers were acquitted in non-jury trials, and charges against the other three were dismissed.
"Police were instructed — both by city leaders and then in the odd DOJ report city leaders asked for — to be less proactive since such policing will disproportionately affect minorities," Mr. Moskos said in a Sept. 4 post. "Few seem to care that minorities are disproportionately affected by the rise in murder."
Yet such statistics can't compete for headlines with high-profile officer shootings such as the February 2016 barrage of bullets that killed a black couple — Kisha Michael and Marquintan Sandlin — reportedly unconscious at the time in their car in Inglewood, California.
Black Lives Matter has called for the five officers involved to be charged, while protests are continuing in St. Louis after a white police officer was acquitted of murder last month in the 2011 death of Anthony Lamar Smith.
Why the lack of focus on black-on-black crime? Those involved with Black Lives Matter have said in the past that prosecuting such killings is easier than cases involving police force against civilians.
While the NFL kneeling began as a protest against police brutality, those involved have increasingly expanded the point to encompass what San Francisco 49ers safety Eric Reid described as "systemic oppression that has been rampant in this country for decades and decades."
Rashad Robinson, senior campaign director at Color of Change, said President Trump's recent suggestion that owners should fire players who refuse to stand for the national anthem represents a view within sports that "black people serve at the pleasure of white people."
"Almost every NFL owner is white. Nearly 70% of players are Black," Mr. Robinson said in a written statement. "Yet for Donald Trump this power imbalance is not enough — he wants to be sure that players who exercise their right to protest social injustice can be fired with impunity. This is what it means to advance a white supremacist worldview."
The latest crime figures support what rank-and-file officers are witnessing in terms of street violence, said Bill Johnson, executive director of the National Association of Police Organizations, which represents 241,000 cops.
"It jibes with what our members are telling us," said Mr. Johnson. "Violence in general is up in the sense that whether it leads to reported crime or arrests. Just the situation in our communities and our streets is worse than it was three years ago, certainly before the agitation from Black Lives Matter."
Officers also have been hit: Ms. Mac Donald said there was a 53 percent increase in 2016 in the shooting deaths of cops, while The Washington Post database found that only 16 of the 233 black men killed by police in 2016 were unarmed.
"A police officer is 18 times more likely to be killed by a black male than an unarmed black male is to be killed by a police officer," Ms. Mac Donald said.
"Black males have made up 42 percent of all cop killers over the past decade, though they are only 6 percent of the population."
The worst part is that those suffering from the higher crime rate are those who can least afford it, Mr. Johnson said.
"It's the communities themselves — people who are being victimized, people who are being murdered, families who are losing loved ones, kids who are afraid to go to schools, business people who won't open up a business because the neighborhood is too rough — that's who's suffering," he said.
Not all neighborhoods are hit equally.
"It tends to be poor communities, communities of color," Mr. Johnson said.
"Communities that are already suffering from higher crime rates than their neighbors who need safe, effective, thorough law enforcement".
I feel like the Left has contributed a LOT to this, I really do.
They've taken away the self esteem of a whole segment of our society,
turned them into victims and snatched away any hope they had, not all but many. If you don't have hope, nothing matters. If you feel worthless, nothing matters.
The Democrats are not after the truth, they are after the President.
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Re: Police-focused NFL protests overlook rising, disproportionate black homicide rate
no they don't overlook it. better policing in those neighborhoods would help for sure. the protests are about black lives and the fact that in the scheme of things they don't matter when it comes to ambulance arrival, police when called and police brutality.
the knee taking is specifically in reaction to young black deaths but yeah better policing and police training would be wonderful!
Joe Shoe
It really doesn't matter what they THINK their protests are about at this point ... they shot themselves in the foot by using the national anthem and flag as their platform and therefore that over-rode the point of the protest. Their complaints at the outrage by saying things like "it's not ABOUT the flag" is like someone spray painting political slogans on a church or synagogue and trying to excuse it by saying "but it's not ABOUT the church or religion!!!!".
What part of "shall not be infringed" do you not understand???
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Originally Posted by Joe Shoe
Government protest in this country often comes in the form of disparaging national icons. maybe those so focused on the flag/anthem and not the protesting of the government should read a book?
Hairy Jello
Why would players protest black-on-black violence? Can't race-bait that way. Ya gotta pretend to be outraged over fictitious racist cops targeting innocent blacks.
All these twat-waffles are doin' are showin' us how ignorant, disrespectful, and anti-American they are. Nothing more, nothing less.
Not an accurate representation of a white person.
I've never seen a protest about preventing black on black crime or black on black killing.
Both of which are highly more prevalent than police on black crime and/or killing.
Perhaps you should organize one. I mean, if conservatives are really that concerned about black lives.
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President Obama has talked about it...
Obama: Murder Rate in African-American Community 'Way out of Whack' - ABC News
And quite frankly, I don't think right-wingers appreciate the government pays police salaries.
And when a cop kills somebody, it's incredibly rare that they ever see jail time. The blue wall goes up and nothing further happens is the typical happenstance.
With black-on-black violence, neither is true.
"Labor is prior to, and independent of, capital. Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had not first existed. Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration."
~Abraham Lincoln
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Perhaps they rarely see jail time because they are rarely committing a crime.
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I don't speak for conservatives, I speak for myself.
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It's Monday, it's raining and I'm ill. I have had a stinking cold for almost a week now, I ache all over and I have a horrible sore throat. However, being the stubborn person that I am, I am resolutely refusing to give in to it ........ not that I have much choice. Some kindly, well-meaning soul at the market the other day, told me that I should go home and spend a couple of days in bed! As if I actually have the time for that!! However, when I got up this morning, my throat was so sore that I could hardly speak so, after yomping through the mud to sort out the animals in the pouring rain I decided to make myself a mug of tea, wrap myself in a blanket and look at pictures of beautifully designed, inspirational kitchen gardens on the internet and try and figure out how to do that to mine. At the moment, the chickens are doing a sterling job of ripping the garden to shreds and they have rapidly turned the lawn from grass, into something akin to a mud wrestling pit! On the plus side though, they are also doing a grand job of clearing all the weeds from the raised beds and demolishing slugs galore as the two of roam the garden causing chickeny havoc all over the place.
I found some lovely gardens to inspire me. Here are a few ideas that I would absolutely LOVE to put into my garden.
I love these willow raised beds.
Anyway, the weather is still awful, my cold is still grim and my tea has gone cold so I'm off to pop the kettle on and put another log on the fire.
Oh no I hope you recover soon. I absolutely loved the photos you posted. Very inspiring at this time of year, I shall have to investigate them further.
Fantasy gardening is a lovely way to spend rainy down days. Love the willow beds, very neat, I can only dream.
Love these garden pictures. They all look soooo neat and weed free! That's part of the allure I think. Is there wire strung between the tall posts in the first picture? That would make a wonderful barrier for deer which are legion here. Makes growing much of anything a trial rather than a pleasure.


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Beckham: I'm excited about playing football again
Browns wide receiver says he never reached his full potential with the Giants.
By Thomas Moore@Tom_RedRight88 Jun 21, 2019, 3:44pm EDT
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Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. spent a recent weekend in London as an ambassador for the NFL Academy, a league initiative aimed at providing student-athletes ages 16 to 18 in the U.K. an opportunity to work on life skills, education and football training.
Beckham took time out of his schedule for an interview with COMPLEX, where he talked about a variety of topics, from his new Nike shoe, to the NFL's outreach in England and his interest in soccer.
Most importantly, at least as far as the Browns are concerned, Beckham spoke in very positive terms about leaving the New York Giants behind and coming to the Browns.
While he made the Pro Bowl three times in his five years with the Giants, Beckham believes he was not able to reach his full potential with New York:
"I just felt with the Giants I was just stuck at a place that wasn't working for me anymore. I felt like I wasn't going to be able to reach my full potential there; mentally, physically, spiritually, everything I felt capable of doing, I just couldn't see it happening there. So I think allowing me to be in an environment where I can be myself and give it a different approach, I feel like my football will benefit. I'm just excited about being able to play football again and not have to deal with all the other stuff and politics that came with my previous role."
Even though he has only been around the team for a few months, Beckham likes what he sees with the Browns and the opportunity to play again with wide receiver Jarvis Landry:
"I'm very excited by the culture at the Browns. It's been building over the years, and they've got players over there who I just know I'm gonna click with. Jarvis is a brother of mine, and we dreamed of this moment. It's just crazy that it's actually happening. The percentage of people that make it to the NFL is less than 1%, so the chances of me playing with one of my brothers on the same team is a dream manifested, for sure."
And if Browns fans like what they saw of Beckham in New York, they apparently are in for a treat this fall:
"I'm trying to achieve growth. I want to release myself from my past and have a fresh start. I've been waiting to explode in games, and I've been working extremely hard to get take my game to the next level. That's exactly what I think I can do at the Browns."
During his time with the Giants, Beckham put up numbers that average out to 105 receptions, 1,485 yards and 12 touchdowns over a 16-game season. And he accomplished that while, by his own admission, not being able to achieve his full potential.
If that is what he can do while not being in a positive environment, it is hard not to get excited about what will be able to accomplish now that he is in a better place with the Browns.


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This post is intended as a technical supplement to Galen Wright's excellent post on UAVs Over Syria at Open Source IMINT.
Powerplant appears to be Limbach L 550 type four-cylinder, horizontally opposed, air cooled, two-cycle engine; likely Chinese-sourced, possibly assembled in Iran. Note top-mounted abbreviated exhaust "stacks" and bottom-mounted fuel preparation system fitted with air intake "stacks." Generator mounted atop crankcase.
Above motor inverted in relation to UAV airframe installation of similar powerplant seen in captured AB-3. Specifications, click HERE.
Above motor also inverted in relation to UAV airframe installation, sans optional cylinder "heat sinks,"with shown solid-state magneto units. Specifications, click HERE.
Amended, generator detail on captured AB-3.
Every weapon system is sourced from China and Russia via Belarus and they have the nerve to say their engineers and scientists designed and built these systems.
A fake propaganda to hinder the Syrian Army's morale and increase stamina of the Islamic Republic's haters.
since when did sourcing from a foreign country become an issue or a crime in the military world?-it very very clear by what we see that Galen whright has a very poor grasp on Iranian military matters in general and its defense industry.in particular.
you have succeeded in portraying the Iranian defense industry as some sort of a fraud fully dependent on foreign sourcing -this effectively throws doubt on other achievements the Nation has commanded and made public!-BUT We are reading that an advanced latest fighter plane WILL ACQUIRE some electronic parts from China! in a deal that was finalized recently- as yet another manifestation that sourcing from abroad in a norm too common out there.
-you have a colonial Name for the jamaran.
-you have a colonial name for the Azarakhash!
I mean EVERY THING even the Samand you accuse it of sitting on a Peugeot platform!.
the good news is that you are very knowledgeable and command some honesty hence we hope that you run something articulating in detail pure Iranian design and artistry in diverse indegenous achievements in the country!.
request = Reader and -AF -PLEASE COME FORWARD AND GIVE YOUR INSIGHTS on this issue!.
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Quality of Life Comparison
If you lived in Kenya instead of Paraguay, you would:
be 65.0% less likely to be obese
In Paraguay, 20.3% of adults are obese as of 2016. In Kenya, that number is 7.1% of people as of 2016.
be 9.4 times more likely to be living with HIV/AIDS
In Paraguay, 0.5% of people are living with AIDS/HIV as of 2018. In Kenya, that number is 4.7% of people as of 2018.
live 8.9 years less
In Paraguay, the average life expectancy is 78 years (75 years for men, 81 years for women) as of 2020. In Kenya, that number is 69 years (67 years for men, 71 years for women) as of 2020.
make 72.7% less money
Paraguay has a GDP per capita of $12,800 as of 2017, while in Kenya, the GDP per capita is $3,500 as of 2017.
In Paraguay, 5.7% of adults are unemployed as of 2017. In Kenya, that number is 40.0% as of 2013.
be 62.6% more likely to be live below the poverty line
In Paraguay, 22.2% live below the poverty line as of 2015. In Kenya, however, that number is 36.1% as of 2016.
have 63.9% more children
In Paraguay, there are approximately 16.6 babies per 1,000 people as of 2020. In Kenya, there are 27.2 babies per 1,000 people as of 2020.
be 4.1 times more likely to die during childbirth
In Paraguay, approximately 84.0 women per 100,000 births die during labor as of 2017. In Kenya, 342.0 women do as of 2017.
be 13.3% less likely to be literate
In Paraguay, the literacy rate is 94.0% as of 2018. In Kenya, it is 81.5% as of 2018.
be 76.3% more likely to die during infancy
In Paraguay, approximately 16.9 children die before they reach the age of one as of 2020. In Kenya, on the other hand, 29.8 children do as of 2020.
be 43.1% less likely to have access to electricity
In Paraguay, approximately 98% of people have electricity access (100% in urban areas, and 96% in rural areas) as of 2016. In Kenya, that number is 56% of people on average (78% in urban areas, and 39% in rural areas) as of 2017.
be 72.6% less likely to have internet access
In Paraguay, approximately 65.0% of the population has internet access as of 2018. In Kenya, about 17.8% do as of 2018.
be 32.0% less likely to have access to improved drinking water
In Paraguay, approximately 100% of people have improved drinking water access (100% in urban areas, and 100% in rural areas) as of 2017. In Kenya, that number is 68% of people on average (89% in urban areas, and 60% in rural areas) as of 2017.
spend 52.9% more on education
Paraguay spends 3.4% of its total GDP on education as of 2016. Kenya spends 5.2% of total GDP on education as of 2017.
Kenya: At a glance
Kenya is a sovereign country in Africa, with a total land area of approximately 569,140 sq km. Founding president and liberation struggle icon Jomo KENYATTA led Kenya from independence in 1963 until his death in 1978, when President Daniel MOI took power in a constitutional succession. The country was a de facto one-party state from 1969 until 1982 when the ruling Kenya African National Union (KANU) made itself the sole legal party in Kenya. MOI acceded to internal and external pressure for political liberalization in late 1991. The ethnically fractured opposition failed to dislodge KANU from power in elections in 1992 and 1997, which were marred by violence and fraud, but were viewed as having generally reflected the will of the Kenyan people. President MOI stepped down in December 2002 following fair and peaceful elections. Mwai KIBAKI, running as the candidate of the multiethnic, united opposition group, the National Rainbow Coalition (NARC), defeated KANU candidate Uhuru KENYATTA and assumed the presidency following a campaign centered on an anticorruption platform. KIBAKI's NARC coalition splintered in 2005 over a constitutional review process. Government defectors joined with KANU to form a new opposition coalition, the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), which defeated the government's draft constitution in a popular referendum in November 2005. KIBAKI's reelection in December 2007 brought charges of vote rigging from ODM candidate Raila ODINGA and unleashed two months of violence in which as many as 1,500 people died. African Union-sponsored mediation led by former UN Secretary General Kofi ANNAN in late February 2008 resulted in a power-sharing accord bringing ODINGA into the government in the restored position of prime minister. The power sharing accord included a broad reform agenda, the centerpiece of which was constitutional reform. In August 2010, Kenyans overwhelmingly adopted a new constitution in a national referendum. The new constitution introduced additional checks and balances to executive power and significant devolution of power and resources to 47 newly created counties. It also eliminated the position of prime minister following the first presidential election under the new constitution, which occurred on 4 March 2013. Uhuru KENYATTA, the son of founding president Jomo KENYATTA, won the March elections in the first round by a close margin and was sworn into office on 9 April 2013.
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Yesterday, I heard of another great business here in Fresno that has gone under due to the struggling economy. Jax Junglehouse, a fabulous drop-in daycare center, was started by two friends with years of experience with kids. The business women spent two years creating their business plan and executed it beautifully with a top notch facility that was not only fun, but welcoming to every child that walked through their doors. Reading the goodbye letter that they sent out to all of their customers, I was overwhelmed with sadness to hear they couldn't stay open anymore due to the economy.
Pilloroo is still in its first year of business. Every day is a new learning experience and we are realizing that successful businesses are built on a lot more than just hard work and dedication. With stories like Jax Junglehouse, we are realizing there is a fair amount of luck involved as well. So I want to thank you all today, our Pilloroo supporters, because it is you that are truly giving us the "luck" we need.
Every time you take a Pilloroo to a party as a birthday present, baby shower gift or tell a friend about "this cool new product called the Pilloroo", you help us get a little closer to our dream. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! We couldn't do it without you!
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Apple Black Friday Sales 2020
Let's face it, it's hard to beat the sentiment of branding an Apple product at a discount. And with Black Friday just days away, it's the time of year to feel that feeling en masse.
Retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, B&H Photo, Expercom and Woot! bring discounts on Apple goodies. Heck, even the company itself continues its annual tradition of gift cards with select purchases. The best news: Although Black Friday doesn't arrive until Friday, the deals are continuing right now.
Apple's true wireless headphones have become ubiquitous for wireless headphones. There are now three separate models: AirPods with Charging Case, AirPods with Wireless Charging Case, and AirPods Pro.
All AirPods offer a quick pairing experience with other Apple devices – think iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and even Apple TV. As soon as you insert them into your ears, they will be connected and ready to puff up the jams. The carrying case doubles as a charger and provides multiple recharges.
AirPods Pro take things to another level, and it should be obvious, as they're our top choice for true wireless headphones. They offer a slightly smaller build with the addition of a silicone tip. This not only makes them more comfortable for longer listening sessions, but helps seal the ear for passive sound blocking. Best of all, they offer top notch noise cancellation.
Here are the current offers:
Our top pick for a smartwatch is having its biggest discount ever. The Apple Watch Series 6 now starts at $ 330 from its regular price of $ 399. The Series 6 has an always-on display, the ability to deliver blood oxygen levels, and even take an EKG on the wrist. As usual, the amount of the discount depends on the color of the 6 Series.
Apple Watch Series 6 40mm GPS in Red produced ($ 329.98, originally $ 399; amazon.com)
Apple Watch Series 6 40mm GPS in Blue, Silver, or Space Gray Aluminum ($ 379, originally $ 399; amazon.com)
Apple Watch Series 6 44mm GPS in Blue, Silver, or Space Gray Aluminum ($ 409, $ 429 originally; amazon.com)
Apple Watch Series 6 40mm GPS + Cellular ($ 389.98, originally $ 499; amazon.com)
Plus, Apple Watch SE and Apple Watch Series 3 get big discounts.
Apple Watch Series 3 38mm GPS ($ 179, originally $ 199; amazon.com)
Apple Watch SE 40mm GPS in Gold, Silver, and Space Gray ($ 259, originally $ 279; amazon.com)
Apple Watch SE 40mm GPS + Cellular in Gold, Silver, and Space Gray ($ 309, originally $ 329; amazon.com)
The last few weeks have been busy for the Mac and new models are getting further discounts. Let's be clear, though: Apple's own processor, the M1, is very impressive, but it's only available in the MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini at the moment. Additionally, the iMac, larger MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, and iMac Pro still perform well with Intel processors. The very good news is that the current and previous generation models, as well as Silicon and Intel, are all getting discounts.
MacBook Air with M1 chip, 8GB RAM, and 256GB SSD (from $ 949, from $ 999 originally; expercom.com)
13-inch MacBook Pro with M1 chip, 8GB RAM, and 256GB SSD (from $ 1232, from $ 1299 originally; expercom.com, amazon.com, and bhphotovideo.com)
13-inch MacBook Pro with M1 chip, 8GB of RAM, and 512GB of SSD (from $ 1,449, from $ 1,499 originally; amazon.com and bhphotovideo.com)
13-inch MacBook Pro with Intel Core i5, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD (from $ 1,699, from $ 1,799; expercom.com)
16-inch MacBook Pro with Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD (from $ 2199, from $ 2399 originally; expercom.com)
MacBook Air with Intel Core i3 processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD (from $ 899, from $ 999 originally; amazon.com)
13-inch MacBook Pro with Intel i5 processor, 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD ($ 1,649, originally $ 1,799; amazon.com)
Mac Mini with 8th Generation Intel Core processor ($ 1,049, originally $ 1,099; bhphotovideo.com)
27-inch IMac with Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD ($ 1,699, originally $ 1,799; expercom.com)
Amazon is helping Apple's savings, reducing the price of a number of iPads. The new fourth generation iPad Air with a modern and colorful design and the A14 Bionic chip inside gets a rare discount. The 64GB Wi-Fi variant is reduced to $ 559 from $ 599 in sky blue, silver, and green. The iPad Air has a 10.9-inch Retina display and the Touch ID sensor is located in the power button on the side.
You can even buy the Apple iPad Pro for $ 100 off if you go for 128GB or 256GB of storage. And if you're looking for bigger storage and savings, the 512GB and 1TB models are $ 150 off. We loved this iPad for its new trackpad support, thanks to iPadOS 13.4, not to mention the fast A12Z Bionic chip that came with Apple's latest iPads.
If you're not looking for the latest but still want one of the best, Apple's seventh-generation iPad is also on sale on Expercom ($ 419, originally $ 459; expercom .com). This iPad features winning features like a Retina display, as well as support for Apple Pencil. And while it contains an A10 Fusion chip (not Apple's latest), the speed and power is still more than enough for lighter gaming and browsing.
For something smaller, Amazon is also offering discounts on the iPad Mini (from $ 379, from $ 399; amazon.com). There's a reason we've rated this iPad as the most portable iPad of 2020: Its crystal-clear Retina display measures just 7.9 inches. But don't let the size fool you; it still packs the impressive A12 Bionic chip as well as up to 256GB of storage.
Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch, 128GB Wi-Fi (from $ 899.99, from $ 999 originally; amazon.com)
7.9-inch Apple iPad Mini, 64GB Wi-Fi (from $ 379, from $ 399 originally; amazon.com)
10.2-inch 7th Generation Apple iPad, 32GB Wi-Fi ($ 419, $ 459 originally; expercom.com)
Apple iPad Air 10.9-inch 4th generation, 256GB Wi-Fi + Cellular ($ 849, originally $ 879; bhphotovideo.com)
Apple-owned audio brand Beats also doesn't miss the fun of Black Friday. You can find discounts on headphones and earphones, including a $ 90 discount on Powerbeats Pro in Moss and Spring Yellow colourways. These are our top picks for true wireless headphones perfect for workout enthusiasts.
Powerbeats Pro in Moss ($ 159.95, originally $ 249.99; amazon.com)
Powerbeats Pro in Spring Yellow ($ 159.95, originally $ 249.99; amazon.com)
Powerbeats Pro in Lava Red ($ 199.95, originally $ 249.99; amazon.com)
Solo Pro ($ 169.99, originally $ 299.95; amazon.com)
Solo 3 ($ 179.99, originally $ 199.95; amazon.com)
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1919: Mehmed Kemal, for the Armenian genocide
3 comments April 10th, 2010 Headsman
Ninety-one years ago today,* the tottering Ottoman Empire hanged one of its officials in Istanbul for his role in the mass slaughter of its Armenian minority during the First World War.
Kemal Bey's hanging in Bayezid Square occurred in the immediate aftermath of the Great War. Here, on its last legs, the remains of a sultanate splintered apart in the war instituted tribunals for wartime offenses by the Young Turks who had run the government during the war — a sop to the British occupying forces making worrying noises about international trials for much bigger fish.
Much testimony at the trial pointed to the governor's fervor for massacres; an Armenian priest who survived the slaughter later wrote that a Turkish officer had told him that Kemal "made a vow on the honor of the Prophet: I shall not leave a single Armenian alive in the sanjak of Yozgat."
A response to the New York Times' report of the hanging noted that "his part was that of an executioner. The originators of the plan to exterminate the Armenians were primarily Enver, Tallat, and Djemal."
These "Three Pashas" who had driven Ottoman policy during the war had fled abroad. They would be condemned to death in absentia, and though none would hang, neither would they outlive Mehmed Kemal by as much as four years.
They were among the many unpunished perpetrators of the slaughter hunted down by Armenian assassins. The latter two were avenged by Operation Nemesis; Enver Pasha died in battle in Tajikistan during the Russian Civil War.
Though overshadowed in historical import by those three, our day's principal is distinguished as the first person executed for "crimes against humanity."
This novelty, combined with the trial's victor's-justice character, were immediately controversial, and remain so in the fraught politicking around the genocide. (This genocide-denialist paper describes, on page 13, the rowdy funeral scene that erupted the next day, also attested** by annoyed British officials.)
Events would soon outstrip these tribunals and lay waste to all parties' plans for the Ottoman carcass, incidentally leaving the Armenian issue permanently unresolved.
The month after Mehmed Kemal swung, western allies went one dismemberment too far by backing the irredentist Greek state's landing at Smyrna — an intervention that was to backfire catastrophically for the Greeks, and help birth the Turkish Republic.
* A few secondary sources say April 12 rather than April 10, but the earlier date appears much better attested.
** e.g., a diplomatic note cited in The Burning Tigris, p. 337: "Not one Turk in a thousand will think that any other Turk deserves to be hanged for massacring Christians."
1945: Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman - 2019
2018: Zahid Iqbal - 2018
1863: The servile murderers of Isaac Strowd and John Lockhart - 2017
1725: James Dunbar, with paternal advice - 2016
1879: John Phair - 2015
1813: Albrecht Ludwig von Berger and Christian Daniel von Finckh, Oldenburgers - 2014
1934: Georges-Alexandre Sarrejani, vitriolic - 2013
1959: Leonard Shockley, the last juvenile executed? - 2012
Unspecified year: Snowball's animal fifth column - 2011
1548: Gonzalo Pizarro and Francisco de Carvajal - 2009
1905: Fou Tchou-Li, by a thousand cuts - 2008
1900: En Hai, the murderer of von Ketteler
1996: Dr. Mohammad Najibullah
2006: Saddam Hussein
1814: Six slaves in Guyana
1946: Karl Hermann Frank
1946: The Nuremberg Trial War Criminals
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Tags: 1910s, 1919, ahmed djemal, april 10, armenian genocide, bayezid square, cemal pasha, committee of union and progress, constantinople, enver pasha, greco-turkish war, ismail enver, istanbul, izmir, kemal bey, mehmed kemal, mehmed talat pasha, mehmet kemal, nationalism, operation nemesis, russian civil war, smyrna, talaat pasha, turkish war of independence, world war i, yazgat, young turks


Women of Islamic Studies is a crowdsourced database of women scholars who work on Muslims and Islam. This ongoing project is in its beta version. Once sufficient data has been collected I will partner with a university for a more stable home.
Women of Islamic Studies is intended to contest the prevalence of all-male and male dominated academic domains, such as editorial boards, conference panels, publications, guest speakers, bibliographies, books reviews, etc. and provide resources to support the recognition, citation, and inclusion of women scholars in the field of Islamic Studies. Anyone who identifies as a woman, gender non-conforming, or non-binary is welcomed on the list. The scholars listed come from a wide variety of disciplines and perspectives. "Islamic Studies" is meant to be as inclusive as possible, meaning anyone whose expertise is related to the understanding of Muslims and the Islamic tradition, and intended to demarcate a disciplinary boundary. Please feel free to list any relevant scholars who work on Islam and Muslims in any capacity. The crowdsourced contents are made possible by many contributors. Please add to our list and help spread the word.
Women of Islamic Studies is inspired by Women of Ancient History. Thanks to Sarah Bond for the support.
The project's goals have been formulated and sharpened by the example, advice, and feedback of several key advisors.


Some personal problems this week have delayed development but I'm not one with a faint heart! This week's project is still going. Here is version 0.1! It allows you to edit your pages, and it probably still needs a lot of work before its any good at solving my rant that started this project, but I guess this is a start.
In order to compile this project, you will need Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET framework (duh). Also, you'll need to unzip xulrunner into a folder and place it in the same directory as the binary.
Since not everyone has the priviledge of having a MSFT compiler, I'm also providing binaries as a download. But I won't be responsible if they so happen to be dodgy.
I used some libraries in this program so some credits are in order: 1. XML-RPC Library courtesy of Cook Computing 2. XULRunner courtesy of Mozilla 3. Thanks to Joseph Scott for his documentation of the XML-RPC WordPress interface.


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Tyson Fury voluntarily vacates titles, vows to conquer problems
Hennessy Sports 13/10/2016
Tyson Fury has announced that he has voluntarily vacated his WBO, WBA and IBO World Heavyweight titles with immediate effect to fully focus on his medical treatment and recovery.
Tyson defeated the then linear world champion Wladimir Klitschko in Germany last November in one of the biggest ever upsets in sporting history to claim the unified world titles. However, due to a serious medical condition, Tyson was forced to withdraw from defending his titles against Klitschko in the rematch scheduled for October 29th in Manchester.
Tyson values the rich and treasured history of the heavyweight division which has had countless legendary champions and believes that the titles should be kept active.
Therefore out of respect for the governing bodies, the sport of boxing and the heavyweight division, Tyson has made the difficult decision to vacate the belts. This will also allow him the time and space to fully recover from his present condition without any undue pressure and with the expert medical attention he requires and his close family support.
"I feel that it is only fair and right and for the good of boxing to keep the titles active and allow the other contenders to fight for the vacant belts that I proudly won and held as the undefeated heavyweight champion of the world when I defeated the long-standing champion Wladimir Klitschko," said Tyson.
He added, "I won the titles in the ring and I believe that they should be lost in the ring, but I'm unable to defend at this time and I have taken the hard and emotional decision to now officially vacate my treasured World titles and wish the next in-line contenders all the very best as I now enter another big challenge in my life which I know, like against Klitschko, I will conquer."