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Still haven't received any further software updates for BBB100-1 (63116-039); still stuck on ABD796.
So I got myself a OnePlus 6T unlocked (direct from OnePlus). Price point is about the same as the KEYone had been at time of purchase.
Can maintain a VoWiFi connection - the KEYone is activating and deactivating VoWiFi throughout my apartment...the 6T doesn't do this at all.
Dual SIM support - The T-Mobile version has a dual SIM tray but only supports one SIM...it has been software disabled (pretty lame).
It's slightly smaller (the 6T feels a bit awkward to hold, just a tad wider than the KEYone).
USB 3.1 - (Yup, the 6T has a USB-C interface that only supports USB 2.0...that's so they could implement fast charging supposedly...sigh).
Fingerprint reader in the space bar turns on the device (to use the 6T under screen fingerprint reader you first have to turn the screen on, you'd think they could have implement a proximity sensor of some sort).
So there you go. Pick your poison I guess. The one thing I'm debating is whether to install BlackBerry software on the 6T. Without a doubt, the KEYone could have used a second iteration for refinement but it also needs better software support from BBMo. Why my particular device version has been abandoned or de-prioritized this way is just unacceptable.
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It is almost my case but with 63117-035 and OnePlus 6.
I was planning to try blackberry software too, but I don't like the hub on Android that much and some apps like tasks and notes don't integrate with Google suite which is our corporate collaboration tool, so finally I'm on OnePlus' stock Android.
Yes you can run as many apps at one time as your heart desires.
The slider on the side is a profile switch for three profiles that you don't have to wake the phone to set.
Let's not forget Oneplus has the fastest charging in the smartphone industry "Dash charging "
As of the Oneplus 5 and up, there is swipe gestures on oreo. It actually works well and just like on BB10.
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If you want a keyboard, go for a KEY2 or KEY2 LE if in your budget. They are snappier and more refined than the KEYone.
Let's not forget Oneplus has the fastest charging in the smartphone industry "Dash charging ".
I always felt the KEYone charged pretty quickly (at least for my use). Another thing I miss, come to think of it, is the charging status line animation thingie that BlackBerry does: I'm referring to the always on line that draws from the bottom center of the screen and crawls around the corner and up to the top-right of the screen...changing colors along the way. I loved that. Showed it to someone with a Pixel when I first got the KEYone and they were like, "No, I don't have that, must be a BlackBerry thing. Cool!"
I did consider the 6 instead of the 6t but the smaller notch makes more sense.
I never would have considered a KEY2 LE. The capacitive keyboard is something I used all of the time, whether for swiping up to completions or scrolling. Or double tapping to get that movable black cursor error -- jeez, yet another feature that is sadly missed now.
The BlackBerry devices have a lot to offer but they're just poorly supported. TCL made a huge mistake by deciding to create so many different SKUs...it's just impossible to support.
I believe the Keyone fast charges up to 60% then slows. Dash charging charges at its fast speed up to 100%.
OnePlus6 offers great value. The reason why I like blackberry KEYone better is because OnePlus6 looks like another billion phones out there. Blackberry on the other hand is niche phone with unique styling and looks. It is just different and this is what I like about it....in addition to great battery life, physical keyboard and top notch security.
So if you want a deal get OnePlus and I am sure you will be happy with it. You want to be unique and more efficient pick BlackBerry.
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Has anyone been able to migrate from a KeyONE to a OnePlus 6T? The OnePlus Switch app isn't compatible with the KeyONE. I'm going to give the OP 6T a spin as I'm getting more and more disappointed in the KeyONE. Between the poor voice quality, handover from WiFi to Cellular, and lagging response in some apps, I'm just losing my taste for the KeyONE.
My OnePlus 6t is arriving today. I'll let you know what the switch is like.
Having said that I intend on just using the regular android nfc or Google back up method to transfer stuff over from my Key².
Thanks. Looking forward to your experience. Mine should be here Monday.
The beauty just arrived. I'll let u know once done.
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All I did was use the Google back up that copies data and apps from old to new phone using the Google app.
I used the top option.
So what's your early opinion on the new device?
Truthfully.. I feel sad that BlackBerry has been short changing us fans for a long time.
Even i somehow forced myself to believe i needed a pkb and some dtek security whatever. In my honest opinion.. i fell for the marketing and bought into it. I got played. Already added my work account and the assessment says my phone is secure and meets the requirements. What more do I need???
I'm not gonna run through everything i like and don't like etc cos it's never the same for everyone. Watch the reviews and make up your own mind.
One thing I'll say though.. numbers don't lie. The reviews are overwhelmingly positive across the globe. They all can't be wrong.
One more thing.. for anyone to say the Key² is built better than this phone is a lie. The Key² felt not as well constructed as the KEYᵒⁿᵉ. The OnePlus 6T is KEYᵒⁿᵉ level construction at the very least. I think potentially a little better.
My last virtual keyboard phone was the dtek60 and I'm so glad to be back. I even have all the BlackBerry apps as they all copied over. I don't miss the pkb at all and what you gain with screen real estate is to die for. Also, because I was already used to the fingerprint reader set up on the Key² and KEYᵒⁿᵉ.. i set up the OnePlus own very well and it has not failed once. It's just as good as the one on both Key² and KEYᵒⁿᵉ. Plus the face unlock works in the dark. It's fantastic.
Every app nowadays are made for a screen like this and for a virtual keyboard by design so the app experience is just better. I even just installed the Google camera so you know the pictures are gonna be fantastic.
BlackBerry Mobile aka TCL needs step up, give it's fans what they want and do a whole lot more. Enough of the overpriced low end camera and hardware. I love physical keyboards too but for 99% of the world.. they are archaic and a hindrance. I find I'm making a lot less mistakes with this vkb. I can even change the size so I'm even more accurate. Autocorrect has come a long way. The Google keyboard is really really good.
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And OnePlus and all these other slab OEM's aren't pushing the marketing trick of making you think you NEED a snapdragon 845, a huge AMOLED display and a fragile back glass panel ?
OnePlus 6 owners aren't "played" by the company that released a better version of theirs just 6 months after ?
Talk about annualization of smartphones, these guys are making it semestrial.
And the ONLY advantage of having a glass back is wireless charging, and it's not there with OnePlus. Also, the advantage of having a slab these days is IP rating, and OnePlus doesn't have it either.
No one is being "played". If you know the brand, then you know they release new phones every 6 months.
With regard to the 845, not everyone needs a super fast phone but those that do want one will appreciate the 6t, along with the huge screen. The glass panel on the back is, admittedly, something I don't see the point of at all when there's no wireless charging.
Another point I will make is that although my KEYone, unlocked Black edition, is STILL waiting for an update since August, and TCL is making one excuse after another why PRD 63116-039 has not been updated, the 6t has been updated several times since I received it a couple of weeks ago.
Late to the party since I've abandoned my KEYone since receiving the 6t... But I chose the second option. You will have the opportunity to deselect whichever apps you don't want, so I deselected all of the BlackBerry apps.
You will end up with two Contacts apps, two Messages apps. In each case, one is the Oxygen OS one, and the second is the Google native one that you had on the BlackBerry. I later ended up disabling the Oxygen OS ones as I just want to use the Google native apps.
There's also weirdness in that Oxygen OS supplies a Gallery app that is different but not really a replacement for the Google Photos app; the latter lets you see your photos that are in Google cloud but not on the phone, which is the experience you get on the BlackBerry. I'll probably disable the native Gallery app as well at some point. It is nice that BlackBerry doesn't mess with those native apps by providing duplicates that are supposed to be "better" but always end up being worse.
Actually on the first option it gives you the option to install all apps or review them too. The difference is it uses what is currently installed and settings on the phones as opposed to what was backed up to the cloud. The back up to the cloud does not back up every setting on the phone.
Also, the contacts app on BlackBerry phones is not the Google contacts app. It's BlackBerry's own version and you need to have BlackBerry Hub Suite installed to use it.
BTW.. I'm loving this phone big time. The screen compared to the Key² makes my feel like wtf BlackBerry. One bit of advice tho.. Get the Google camera and you won't regret it.
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Dude you cannot deny the price of Oneplus branded phones is more value for less money than any other brands. You just can't argue the bargain.
I have had select issues with my Oneplus 3T just like any phone has a few, one way or another. Overall my Oneplus 3T is still chugging along at amazing speeds and continues to impress me everyday how it still performs like it has day one, unlike many other android phones. (Keyone).
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Citation: AQUINO JÚNIOR, Gibeon Soares de et al. Turma virtual para dispositivos móveis no sistema integrado de gestão de atividades acadêmicas. CINTED - Novas Tecnologias na Educação, v. 4, 2016, p. 84-98. Disponível em: <http://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/renote/article/view/53509/33025>. Acesso em: 17 mar. 2017.
Abstract: The advent of mobile computing, particularly the popularity of mobile devices, is changing the way how the information systems are used. Moreover, it is bringing new opportunities of computing use in several areas. In this paper, we report the case study of SIGAA mobile development. In particular, we emphasize the features of virtual class module. Finally, will be discussed the results of this initiative, based on data and indicators collected from application installations and its use.


Hertford Road Barking Happy Childhood Memories - a Memory of Barking.
I stumbled across your article and it brought back happy childhood memories. Like you I also lived in Hertford Road Barking up until the summer of 1970 when we moved to Fairlop. Our homes were compulsory purchased by the Department of Transport for the development of the A406. My parents moved in to Hertford Road in 1953, but my memories are only from the mid 1960's. We lived towards the end of the road, as Hertford Road merged into Watson Avenue. I remember one of my brother's friend's parents owned May's Cafe at the bottom of the road. Our houses backed on to allotments where the back gate in our garden opened up on to my dad's allotment where he grew champagne rhubarb. My dad was a keen gardener and I remember our garden really clearly, beautiful roses and dahlias. It's strange how fashion has changed in the gardening world, everyone had low level fences then with very little privacy from one garden to the next. At the top of the road there were old fashion petrol pumps where my friends and I used to roam the block on our bikes. My older brother would often have to call me by whistling from half way up the road to come in for dinner. My Dad played tennis nearby at the gas board sports club and I would watch him play through the wire fence sitting on my bike in Watson Road, but I wasn't allowed to call out to him especially if a match was in progress ! What a great shame with the exception of the gasometer it's now all over-grown, the tennis courts, and bowling green are long gone its looks very eerie. I remember as a short cut we used to drive under the arches along Stevenage Road to my grandparents who lived in Manor Park, but when I went there recently it had been blocked up with access to bikes only. My grandfather's friend took the roof off his new van as he misjudged the height of the under pass he forgot his new van was slightly taller !! If we weren't lucky enough to be in the car with dad, my mum and I used to catch the 147 bus and walk over the iron bridge near Gladstone Avenue or walk down Burgess Road from East Ham Station. I walked that route every day to school and it seemed to take forever thank goodness there was a sweet shop on the way home. For whatever reason no-one in our family seems to have taken a photo from the front of our house in Hertford Road and I'm having difficulty in sourcing a photograph of these houses before they were demolished. If anyone has a photo they could share I would love to see it. Happy childhood memories.
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On September 19, 16 years ago, my son Gabriel went to heaven. He was born with a rare chromosomal disorder called trisomy 13. He had cleft lip and palate, had a hole in his heart, and was severely vision- and hearing-impaired.
Gabriel was never well enough to have an operation. But through the foundation we named after him, we have been able to fund operations that put smiles on hundreds of young faces. Gabriel's Symphony Foundation is a reminder of his life and the inspiration he is to all of us who love him.


The pop star, who released her critically-acclaimed album reputation last year, now has a total of 23 wins. At the 2018 ceremony she was awarded the prizes for Tour of the Year, Favorite Female Artist (Pop/Rock), Favorite Album (Pop/Rock), and the top prize, Artist of the Year. Who is she?
albums, songs, facts and award that she got. Keep reading!
1. On her 'Look What You Made Me Do' Music Video, Taylor used blue dress that she wore for her 'Out Of The Woods' on her 1989's album.
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7. Taylor Swift sang for 'The Hunger Games' film. Her song was Safe and Sound.
8. 'I Did Something Bad' was made for her ex-boyfriend, Calvin Harris. Before, Taylor helped Calvin Harris for his song 'This Is What You Came For'.
9. 13 is her favorite number. Because, everything when it comes to 13, it will be her lucky number.
10. Aside from being a singer, Taylor also got to play as an actress on some films. The Giver (2014), The Lorax (2012), Valentine's Day (2010) and Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience (2009).
How great this Taylor is! I hope you like my post. Comment below if you want me to make someone playlist. Thank you for reading! Happy Wednesday peeps.
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BC Should Prepare For Possibility Of Unionization
April 2, 2014 The Heights Editorial Board Editorials, Opinions
In a move that could potentially have a dramatic effect on Boston College athletics, a regional director of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in Chicago ruled last week that a group of scholarship football players at Northwestern University were employees of the institution, and that they therefore reserve the right to form a union and collectively bargain for rights. The decision is a major hit to the National College Athletic Association's (NCAA) definition of "student-athletes" and its stance that all players, including those in revenue-generating sports, primarily attend universities as students.
Northwestern officials have said that the school plans to appeal the decision to the national board in Washington D.C., and if the ruling is upheld it will likely then go to a federal appeals court. This could end up being a long process, and it's doubtful that any collective bargaining will actually occur between Northwestern and its football players in the near future, but the parallels between this case and the reality at BC are striking.
Peter Ohr, the regional director who wrote the 24-page decision, cited four main factors in his reasoning that the Northwestern football players are employees and not "student-athletes." They included: the control that coaches and scholarships have over players; the time commitment required to maintain their scholarships; the reasons behind their recruitment and the priority placed on their academics; and the revenue generated by their play. All four of those elements apply not only to BC football players, but to men's basketball and potentially hockey players as well. Eliminating the revenue argument brings almost all BC athletes into the fold.
The 40 to 50 hours per week spent on football-related activities at Northwestern isn't an anomaly-it's the norm for athletics at major conferences. Also typical is the control referenced in Ohr's decision, such as the constraints on when athletes can take classes and how they spend their time off the field.
Although the totals rank among the lower tier of the Atlantic Coast Conference, BC's teams still bring in a good amount of revenue. The BC football team reportedly generated revenues greater than $22 million during the 2012-13 season, while the men's basketball team generated more than $5 million, and men's hockey generated more than $2.5 million.
It is debatable whether unionization is appropriate for any group of BC athletes, but it is important that they, especially those in revenue-generating sports, pay close attention to this case. Kain Colter, the former Northwestern quarterback leading its union, said the goal isn't "pay-for-play" salaries, but instead better medical protection, especially for concussions; increased scholarships to cover the full cost of attendance; and at least some say in determining control held by their coaches and the administration.
Josh Bordner, a senior on the BC football team, said the case was discussed in his sports law class. "I think with our situation, like, we wouldn't do anything like [Northwestern is] doing," he said. "I don't-I think it might be good for some programs, but I also think there's a ton of things that could go wrong with it."
He also said he didn't think many people on the team were paying attention to the case. Bordner makes a good point that there are potential downsides in attempting to unionize, such as risks to players' draft stock and distractions during the season. Unionization also risks splintering relationships between teammates, as well as between athletes of different sports, should they be included in the bargaining unit. It's important to consider the benefits of being able to collectively bargain for rights against the strains such a process could have on the athletes at BC.
The College Athletes Players Associations (CAPA), which brought Northwestern's case to the NLRB, could target schools like Rice or Duke next, according to CBSSports.com, because football players at those institutions are less likely to enter the NFL Draft and damage their stock. That concern is greater at schools like BC, Vanderbilt, and Stanford, which have players drafted more regularly than some of the other private, Division I schools, but that doesn't mean BC athletes should ignore this option entirely.
Vanderbilt Athletic Director David Williams told CBSSports.com that he has already begun to consult with lawyers about how the Northwestern decision could affect his school, and it would be wise for BC to do the same. Even if the chances of any unionization efforts by the athletes at BC are slim, the University and the athletic department need to be prepared for the possibility, while also making sure not to discourage the athletes from pursuing any options that might benefit them. Most importantly, though, the University could look to its Jesuit ideals and stand at the forefront of this movement by recognizing the legitimate concerns of the athletes at Northwestern-mainly medical care and guaranteed scholarships covering the full cost of attendance-and advocating for those changes to the system, rather than standing by one that is clearly broken.
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Autumn 1915. World War I is raging across Europe but Woodrow Wilson has kept Americans out of the trenches — though that hasn't stopped young men and women from crossing the Atlantic to volunteer at the front. Christopher "Kit" Cobb, a Chicago reporter with a second job as undercover agent for the U.S. government, is officially in Paris doing a story on American ambulance drivers, but his intelligence handler, James Polk Trask, soon broadens his mission. City-dwelling civilians are meeting death by dynamite in a new string of bombings, and the German-speaking Kit seems just the man to figure out who is behind them — possibly a German operative who has snuck in with the waves of refugees coming in from the provinces and across the border in Belgium. But there are elements in this pursuit that will test Kit Cobb, in all his roles, to the very limits of his principles, wits, and talents for survival.


These and other essential elements of Harperism flow from neo-liberal economic theories propounded by the Austrian economist Friedrich von Hayek and his U.S. disciples. They inspired Thatcherism and Reaganism. Stephen Harper has taken this neo-liberalism much further in many key areas. As Donald Gutstein shows, Harper has successfully used a strategy of incremental change coupled with denial of the underlying neo-liberal analysis that explains these hard-to-understand measures.
The success of Harperism is no accident. Donald Gutstein documents the links between the politicians, think tanks, journalists, academics, and researchers who nurture and promote each other's neo-liberal ideas. They do so using funds provided by ultra-rich U.S. donors, by Canadian billionaires like Peter Munk, and by many big corporations--all of whom stand to gain from the ideas and policies the Harperites develop and push.
This book casts new light on the last ten years of Canadian politics. It documents the challenges that Harperism--with or without Stephen Harper--will continue to offer to the many Canadians who do not share this pro-market world view.
Do all of the examples contained in Gutsteins book make the case for something we can name Harperism? Theres a revolving door of individuals who all pass through think tanks, media, and government that have supported Harpers policies and the Conservative Party itself. The case for Harperism is strong.
"A Best Book of 2014"
"Harperism is the best explanation yet for whats happening in Ottawa and demonstrates why the Harper revolution will be difficult to unravel even if the Conservatives lose the next election."
"Engaging...Gutsteins most important observation for the future is that other countries that have endured comparable regimes the U.K. under Thatcher; the U.S. under Regan and Bush, Sr. did not see neoliberal policies reversed by the centrist administration that followed."
"What causes dramatic changes in political culture? Historic events, powerful leaders or breakthroughs in science and technology form the basis on many. But in the age of globalization, the internet and information overload, there are also more subtle and incremental ways to effect change. Harperism connects the dots by drawing a line between the free market philosophy espoused by Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman and the global phenomenon of conservative think tanks. Gutstein argues that the dotted line leads all the way to the change in political culture that encouraged nearly 40 percent of Canadians to vote for the most conservative prime minister in Canadian history."
"Harperism has been published months ahead of what is quite possibly the most important federal election ever... [It is essential reading. Understanding its central thesis is important to every voter, including the mistaken 30+% who think they are supporting conservatism, not liberalism. And it should be mandatory reading for anyone planning to not cast their precious ballot. It offers scary motivation, indeed, for all Canadians to get to the polls this fall."
"Gutstein argues that right wing think-tanks and their allies are made more influential by a mainstream media echo chamber. He says an examination of the 2013 Canadian Newsstand Major Dailies database shows that research from right wing sources like the Fraser Institute appears more often than papers released by left and progressive think-tanks like the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. The tax-and-service-cutting gospel promoted by bodies like the Fraser Institute seems to have the compelling power of constant repetition and this may be one of the reasons, as this book suggests, that Harper and his colleagues have been as successful as they have been at changing the face of Canada.
"While it may sometimes seem the Harper government's policies are an ad hoc mixture of right-wing populism, poll-driven opportunism and economic austerity (with a dash of nationalism and military swagger thrown in), a new book by Donald Gustein argues that Conservative policy development is more calculated than that, and heavily influenced by the work of think tanks."
"Mont Pelerin, Switzerland, in 1947 seems far removed from Ottawa, Canada, 2014, and yet Gutstein methodically makes the links between the neoliberal, neo-conservative agenda and the current government's handling of a number of high profile issues."
"This book sheds new light on Harper's symbiotic relationships with the network of conservative think tanks that created the environment that moved his ideas from the fringes to the mainstream and continue to validate his agenda."
"Donald Gutstein does a powerful job of analyzing the ideology and practice of Harperism as it rolls steadily across the institutions of our country, undermining regulations, firing researchers, intimidating NGOs, and demonizing labour unions, environmentalists, and Native leaders."
"An immensely powerful and insightful probe of Stephen Harper's impact on Canada. While the mainstream media allows Harper to portray himself as a moderate, Donald Gutstein skillfully traces the deep links between Harper and the right-wing world of corporate-funded think tanks. A great book for anyone looking to cast an informed vote in the 2015 election."
DONALD GUTSTEIN has written four books on the links between large corporations, politics, and the media. His previous book, Not A Conspiracy Theory, is a history of the Fraser Institute and other think tanks. Gutstein writes for The Tyee, Georgia Straight, and rabble.ca. He is an adjunct professor in the School of Communication at Simon Fraser University and co-director of NewsWatch Canada, a media-monitoring project in the school. He lives in Vancouver.


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Longtime Brush farmer receives Pioneer award
By Jesse Chaney |
PUBLISHED: June 19, 2009 at 9:43 a.m. | UPDATED: April 24, 2019 at 4:45 a.m.
After accepting the 2008 Watrous Pioneer Award at the Brush Rodeo on Thursday evening, 84-year-old Lloyd Hansen said he has never left Brush because it provides the essentials for what he likes best: farming and ranching.
The lifelong Brush resident said he raised sugar beets, corn, hay and cattle on his farm northeast of town, where he has lived for the last 83 years.
He started farming at about age 14, he said.
The Watrous Pioneer Award, given by the Brush Rodeo Association Board for the first time in 1975, is meant to annually honor a local individual or group that has made Morgan County a better place to live.
"Tonight we are again honored to recognize another individual who, quietly and without any sense of expecting to be recognized for it, lived his life in service to agriculture, his family and his neighbors," Rodeo announcer Blaine Partridge said.
Born in 1923, Hansen graduated from Brush High School and chose to stay home to work on the farm so his brothers could go to college, Partridge said.
Hansen never married, Partridge said, but he has taken a caring and vested role in the lives of his 13 nephews and nieces.
"Over the last several years, he has taken a supportive and encouraging role in helping his nephew John Hansen pursue his dreams of race-car driving," he said.
Like many of the often overlooked building blocks of the community, Partridge said, Hansen has long been a hard-working, low-key, dependable farmer in Morgan County.
"Our nation owes a great deal to the farmers of our country – solid citizens who work hard, support their community, pay taxes and are a viable reason that America is the great nation it is today," he said. "Thank you, Lloyd, for your life of service and caring for your family, your agricultural interests and living as a role model for all citizens in this place we call Morgan County."
– Contact Jesse Chaney at farm@fmtimes.com.
Jesse Chaney
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Flying Fur Animal Rescue is a labor of love for Army veteran Paul Steklenski, who flies endangered shelter dogs to loving foster and forever homes.


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Pulled a RNH Canvas YG!!!
Also pulled 3 other YG's (Joe Colborne, Raphael Diaz and Justin Faulk) and a Ryan Smyth relic.
Wow! Congrats on the fantastic pull!!!
I ended up forcing myself to trade my RNH canvas yg just because of the offer i got, but if i were you i would hang onto that baby! could be worth much more in 10 years!
I bet, I'm on the fence lol... If I could get a nice Stamkos card though I'd definitly get rid of it. Dunno much about RNH other then he was the #1 pick and bigger fan of Stamkos being from South Florida. Guess I should hang on to it though til he gets healthy so maybe the hype might pick up again. Thanks for the comments, definitly best pull ever from retail for me so far!
(01-18-2012 02:24 AM)shaunbaus Wrote: [ -> ] I bet, I'm on the fence lol... If I could get a nice Stamkos card though I'd definitly get rid of it. Dunno much about RNH other then he was the #1 pick and bigger fan of Stamkos being from South Florida. Guess I should hang on to it though til he gets healthy so maybe the hype might pick up again. Thanks for the comments, definitly best pull ever from retail for me so far!


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The Right of Return is LANDBACK
The Right of Return and LANDBACK are both promises that harbor the same meaning- that we will outlast colonial governments and laws imposed on us and our Relatives, and live in right relations back where we are from.
The Palestinian cause is not a cause for Palestinians only, but a cause for every revolutionary, as a cause of the exploited and oppressed masses in our era
Ghassan Kanafani
Ghassan Kanafani is a Palestinian writer, editor, journalist, artist, intellectual, and revolutionary who wrote and told stories about the Palestinian cause for liberation. Born in Acre (Akka), Palestine he was forced into exile with his family and raised as a refugee in Syria during the Nakba, or the 1948 Catastrophe. Kanafani produced over 40 seminal Palestinian texts in his short life which included plays, short stories, novels, journalistic articles, and analytical studies- many earning prominent awards, and some having been adapted into cinema and are considered amongst the most distinguished political films in the world. Kanafani encouraged Palestinian people to weave the individual stories of exile, the loss of home, massacre, and resistance into a fabric of collective memory that could be used to empower future generations to fight for liberation and return. In 1972 at the age of 36, Kanafani, along with his niece Lamees, was assassinated by the israeli secret service by planting a bomb in his car. Kanafani's work, spirit, and commitment to the movement is felt to this day and is an inspiration to the creation and publication of this position paper.
When questioning the problems around our communities, Indigenous youth are often told, "it's a complicated issue". We see our grandparents' houses with no electricity or running water while transmission lines run overhead and water lines supply nearby resource extraction projects. Coincidentally, when asking about what is happening in Palestine (named in Arabic, Falasteen), the dominant response is the same. However, neither the questions nor the answers are truly complicated. The current conditions we face as People stem from the root causes of settler colonialism, genocide, and apartheid. Under settler colonialism, settlers do not care about the People or the land. Their relationships are based on extraction and exploitation. Indigenous Peoples protect and defend our land and our communities. The land convenes us and helps to define who we are and what our purpose is. This is our shared relationship and understanding to Indigenous Peoples globally. That is why, we look to our Palestinian Relatives who, like us, continue to demonstrate the power of resistance against colonialism and occupation. This position paper, provides information on the historical relationship between Palestinians and Native Peoples, an overview of the devastating impacts of zionism, and reasons why NDN Collective and the LANDBACK Team stand in full solidarity and commitment to the Right of Return of our Palestinian siblings and full liberation of their homeland. Just as we fight and organize to reclaim land here on Turtle Island, our Palestinian relatives fight and organize to return to the land and for the land to return to the people. It is through our relationships and shared history of resistance against colonialism that we present the position paper: The Right of Return is LANDBACK.
Connecting Struggle & History
In 1830, Congress passed the Indian Removal Act as a means of claiming and expanding u.s. territory by violently removing Native Peoples from our homelands to territories not our own. This act was designed to cut relationships Native Peoples had with the land by removing us, destroying our homes, our medicines, our crops, our livestock, and killing any who resisted. Since the passing of the Indian Removal Act, and u.s. expansion out west, the popular "Wild West" trope began, where settlers positioned themselves as saviors, and us as savages. Indigenous Peoples know better because we know our own history, the history of the land, and the history, in this context, of u.s. colonization. On the other side of the world, our Palestinian Relatives are resisting similar violence and conditions, albeit under a different timeline of settler colonization; facilitated by the same people and their connected forces. Although zionist colonization and the ethnic cleansing of Palestine began in the years preceding 1948, over 450 years past the colonization of the so-called americas, the brutality of continuing settler colonial violence and genocide are ongoing in both cases.
Much like the early colonizers of the americas who saw how Indigenous Peoples coexisted and thrived on the land, so too did the British colonizers who claimed Palestine as theirs under a "Mandate" in 1916 through the Sykes-Picot Treaty; a secret arrangement between Britain and France. Sykes-Picot contradicted the McMahon-Hussein agreement of 1915, which promised that all lands would be returned to Arab nationals who lived upon them in exchange for launching a revolt against the Ottoman Empire. However, as the Ottoman Empire fell, the British and the French rallied to carve up the Middle East for themselves instead of the land returning to the People.
In 1902 Theodore Herzl, the founder of political zionism, wrote to the notorious Cecil Rhodes, the Minister of Colonies for Great Britain: "You are being invited to help make history. It doesn't involve Africa, but a piece of Asia Minor; not Englishmen but Jews … How, then, do I happen to turn to you since this is an out-of-the-way matter for you? How indeed? Because it is something colonial." Eventually, the British turned it over to a European ideological movement called zionism, which sought to establish a Jewish homeland outside of Europe. Palestine became the favored location for this new colonial endeavor.
Zionism itself grew in popularity at the same time as the World Wars and widespread antisemitism across Europe. The Holocaust became a driving force for increasing support for zionism, with imperial and settler states even rejecting Jewish immigration from Nazi Germany into their own countries in favor of proposals that facilitated relocation to Palestine. In 1917, Lord Balfour penned a letter on behalf of the British government naming their aims to support a national home for the Jewish people being established in the land of Palestine. Throughout this era, the zionist movement continued to bolster support from Europe.
The origins of zionism are firmly rooted in colonial european ideas of "civilization" that we find across our own history in North America. The early zionist movement out of Europe grew throughout the late 1800s and sent scouts to establish themselves on the land. They mapped most of the region's aquifers, springs, rivers, and oases and started to build settlements. Under the British Occupation, the population of European Jewish settlers increased and many of them took on the role of farming in kibbutz, or zionist compounds. These kibbutz were some of the earliest military outposts for zionist militias, established on strategic locations such as mountaintops to attack surrounding Palestinian villages, occupy hubs of freshwater and expand zionist settlement into the valleys. The kibbutz, and the physical segregation of Palestinians between israeli military zones, isolated enclaves, refugee camps and exile, is all eerily similar to our own history. For example, early army 'forts' were strategically placed near the Native nations who exhibited the most resistance to the encroachment of european settlers on our lands. Those established "prisoners of war" camps later became the reservations we were forced onto, such as Prisoner of War Camp #334, which is now known as the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. These settlement practices are the model for how israeli settler outposts are established today, with the silent complicity and funding from european nations and settler colonial nations like the united states, canada and australia.
The British and early zionist scouts who came to Palestine wrote that Palestine was a bountiful land filled with vibrant communities and economies; they saw farmers, also known as Falahin, people of the soil, who later became some of the biggest resistance forces against British occupation. They also saw people and vibrant economies that coexisted in densely populated cities or districts like Jerusalem (Al-Quds), Haifa, Jaffa (Yafa), and Nazareth (Al-Nasra). There was an abundance of fruits, vegetables, grains, spices, and olive trees. Before 1948, Palestine was the largest exporter of oranges in the world and the second larger exporter of citrus globally. Many people across continents came to Palestine seasonally to trade goods and as religious travelers and were hosted accordingly by Palestinians before they again returned to their own nations.
The very core of who we are as Indigenous Peoples ties back to the land, relationships to the plants, animals, rivers, seas, spiritual places, rooting our livelihood, encompassing kinship systems, economies, language, and culture in that land. Oral traditions, first-hand accounts, songs, and even written documents of permanent Palestinian presence on the land as "properties", remain unrecognized by both the colonial israeli courts and those international forces that legitimize them. We share the stories of how settler colonialism was enforced by militarized forces and so too do we share our stories of resistance. As Indigenous Peoples establish connections to the land through relationships, by contrast, colonizers establish ownership of land through pen, paper and broken treaty promises.
While settler colonialism is the systemic root of injustice, apartheid –a system or policies of segregation with intent to maintain domination carried out through different sets of laws for people living in the same place– is an expression of it. There are over 65 israeli laws, including many land laws, that do not apply to Palestinians today inside the 48' territories with other examples such as that israeli settlers living in the '67 territories are tried under israeli civilian courts while Palestinians are tried under israeli military courts. The so-called state of israel is recognized today as guilty of the crime of apartheid by many international human rights monitors and other Nations in the International Community. The roots of this crime are original zionist colonization; when the Nakba, or Catastrophe, took place from 1947 to 1949, European Jewish settlers were allowed to establish "ownership" of any house or land the zionist militias invaded. Palestinians, however, had to be physically present on their lands or in their homes on the day that the israeli militias registered the inhabitants of the area. In the chaos and aftermath of Nakba, if Palestinians were unable to be counted in person, they lost title to their land. Such laws are still at the root of zionist colonial domination and what keeps many Palestinian families indefinitely displaced, and often unsheltered, on their own land. It is important to note that under the israeli legal regime, Palestinians even live under different legal systems from each other, depending on the territories or zones where they are registered (e.g. the '48 Territories where israel first established itself, Jerusalem, and the '67 territories such as the West Bank and Gaza that were occupied by israel in 1967).
"Before their eyes we turn into our homestead the land and villages in which they and their forefathers have lived…we are a generation of settlers, and without the steel helmet and gun barrel, we shall not be able to plant a tree or build a house"
Moshe Dayan, Haganah militia member (1930-1948), israeli state minister of agriculture (1959-1965), defense (1967-1974), and foreign affairs (1977-1979)
In 1936, Palestinians launched a general strike against the increased settlement of zionists in their territories, the British government who was facilitating their arrival, and the Palestinians that were appointed by the British government to serve as representatives that failed to assert their own national sovereignty. The unification of Palestinians from each region to undermine British rule and cripple its economy was successful. This seven-month strike is still one of the longest strikes in history, under which Palestinians shut down nearly every active economy in their region. This was only possible by risking starvation, physical violence, death, and imprisonment by British forces. This same spirit of resistance against colonialism and zionism is ever-present and evolving.
The British gave way entirely to zionist forces and thus began the Nakba and the exile of over 800,000 Palestinians from their land by zionist militias who were backed by British armaments, generals imported from other British colonialist struggles, and the twin narratives of Manifest Destiny–the right granted by God that these lands were theirs– and an empty land untouched by humans –"a land without a people for a people without a land". These false narratives have continued to fuel the zionist movement today, which claims to be a liberation movement for Jewish people, when it is, in reality, a racist colonial movement. With most Palestinians displaced from larger cities, hundreds of villages depopulated within weeks, massacres, disproportionate access to firepower, and those that stayed being cut off from their traditional livelihoods and fragmented from other Palestinian communities nearby, zionists were able to settle in larger waves and thus the state of israel was established upon the ruins of Palestine.
The Nakba both refers to the initial zionist ethnic cleansing that laid the groundwork for the colonial israeli state and refers to the ongoing process of removal, dispossession, and colonial violence. Nakba is not just a moment in time, just as the violences that we face here under settler colonialism on Turtle Island is not limited to one atrocity but spans across many events over time until today.
The ethnic cleansing of Palestine since 1948 has led to the simultaneously attempted erasure of Palestinian culture on the one hand, while trying to appropriate Palestinian culture on the other in order to create a new "israeli identity". A quote from Awab Abdel Fatteh of Mada' Al-Carmel shares, "if you want to exterminate any people, you first need to exterminate their culture." There are many examples of this but can be directly demonstrated by the appropriation of the red poppy flower, or the hanoun, the symbol of Palestinian Land Day (يوم الأرض) and Spring, representing hope, perseverance, and sacrifice. In 2013 the so-called state of israel adopted the red poppy flower as its official national flower.
It is important to underscore that israel is constantly in the process of taking on new identities in order to establish permanence and legitimacy as an occupying colonial state. The zionist state is currently in the process of "red-washing" propaganda, claiming that israelis are Indigenous to Palestine, despite the origins of zionism as a 19th century settler colonial movement for white Ashkenazi Jews from Europe. Relatedly, white u.s. settlers often try to Indigenize their presence through false and racist appeals to Indigenous heritage. Steven Salaita writes that Palestine is currently undergoing a form of garrison settlement that is closer to the earliest phases of u.s. settler colonialism. This is why the zionist state has pulled from the u.s. settler imaginary of "Cowboys and Indians" so easily, and why early 20th-century zionist thinkers like Vladimir Jabotinsky could use the settler colonialism of Turtle Island, not to mention Indigenous resistance, as relevant parallels to justify the use of brute force to expel and subjugate Palestinians.
By removing people from their land, you remove them from their natural development, their medicines, their relationships, and their culture. The state of israel tries to separate the Palestinian people from their land and from each other through systemic violence and infrastructure of Occupation–by separating Palestinian communities through checkpoints and 26-foot walls, heavily surveying Palestinian areas, economic suffocation, targeting Palestinian infrastructure, the mass imprisonment and torture of Palestinian people, the injustice of Apartheid law and military courts, the targeting of Palestinian children, and greenlighting the Oslo Accords that divided the land into multiple zones. And yet, under the boot of intense and routine zionist repression, there remains the fervent promise and the unified demand by Palestinians in Palestine and all over the world to resist and defend, until the land is liberated and the People can return.
Benny Morris of the israeli New Historian Movement, "refers to the struggle between israel settler colonialism and Palestinians as the "conflict" or struggle between civilization and barbarism, and suggests an analogy frequently drawn by Palestinians but from the other side, "Even the great American democracy could not have been created without the annihilation of the Indians." Benny Morris also refers to Ariel Sharon's Apartheid Wall, stating, "Something like a cage has to be built for them [the Palestinian]. I know that sounds terrible. It is really cruel. But there is no choice. There is a wild animal there that has to be locked up in one way or another."
The Gaza Strip, Palestine is roughly the size of Detroit, Michigan, and is home to over 2 million Palestinian People. Since 2007, Palestinians in Gaza have lived under a devastating blockade, routine bombing campaigns, and a brutal israeli military siege from land, sea, and air. 50% of the population are below the age of 15 years old and have lived an entire lifetime under siege. Before the zionist occupation, Gaza was another district in Historic Palestine. Today it is the largest open-air prison in the world, forcibly isolated from other parts of Palestine and the rest of the world. The living conditions in the Gaza Strip are notorious: a United Nations report from 2012 stated that by 2020 Gaza would be uninhabitable due to lack of access to clean water, reliable electricity, inadequate health services, and chronic malnutrition. Today between 97-99% of the water in the Gaza Strip is unfit for consumption and the health system is impending collapse. In 2006, an aide to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon stated that israel would "put Palestinians on a diet, but not to make them die of hunger", accompanied by a calorie counting for all residents of Gaza, which was implemented.
But like the fires we build after a relative's passing, so do the fires of resistance burn, even in the deepest trenches of injustice. Between March 30th, 2018, Land Day, and December 2019, the Great March of Return erupted from Gaza, with Palestinians inside of the Gaza Strip marching towards the israeli separation barriers that barricade Palestinians inside the besieged zone. This weekly demonstration became the largest popular mobilization of Palestinians since the Second Intifada–the Palestinian popular uprising against the state of israel from 2000-2005. The Great March of Return is a protest demanding the end of the blockade and the Right of Return for Palestinians to all of Palestine; it is a "scream for life so that we may leave the walls of our prison" said Ahmed Abu Artema. It is also an ask that the rest of the world demand the same. This spirit of resistance and constant organizing for their liberation is something that we must also grasp onto and support wholeheartedly. Because the liberation of Palestine is the liberation of ourselves.
LANDBACK and The Right of Return
The Right of Return and LANDBACK are both promises that harbor the same meaning- that we will outlast colonial governments and laws imposed on us and our Relatives, and live in right relations back where we are from. How land is stolen in Palestine is no different than how land is stolen here. There is a story told by a Palestinian elder, Yacoub Odeh, about his village, Lifta. It is one of the many villages that were invaded and ethnically cleansed during the Nakba, and Yacoub is alive to see his now-abandoned village, alive and breathing, with all of its people still barred from returning. 74 years later, Yacoub tells stories of his aunts and uncles pressing olives for olive oil, his mother making bread and cakes in the ovens, and celebrations held in the village plaza; he tells stories of why the fight to save Lifta is connected to the larger struggle for Palestinian liberation and return, and of sacrifice to struggle against oppression. This place once home to hundreds of Palestinian families less than 80 years ago, is now considered a National Park. But people like Yacoub are still fighting to return home and organizing for a future where the new generations of Palestinians from Lifta can live dignified lives on their homelands.
The Palestinian Bedouin village of al-Araqib, in the Naqab desert, is another story. It is a village home to 22 Palestinian families whose infrstructure is made of wood and plastic- because of limited resources available to them and the discriminatory israeli jurisdiction that they live under, which classifies them as trespassers on "state land". Since 2010, the village has faced 192 demolitions by israeli forces as one of 51 "unrecognized" Palestinian villages in the area that are being targeted for demolition to make room for new towns for Jewish residents in their place. The israeli water authority charges Bedouin Palestinians the highest water rates in the '48 territories as if they are wasting water by using it to live, at the same time that they grab more land through forestation for new state parks and take the water around these villages for polluting israeli industry. Neither the 11 demolitions served during the coronavirus pandemic nor the demolitions served during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, were enough for these Palestinians to move. However many times al-Araqib has been demolished, it has been rebuilt.
Similar stories and determinations are heard by Lakota elders when talking about The He Sapa (Black Hills), or Pueblo, Diné, and Hopi elders talking about Bears Ears, or Kanaka Maoli people talking about Mauna Kea. Public lands, National Parks, private lands, Federal lands, and State lands, are all stolen land. Look at "Yosemite National Park": before 1890, it was home to the Ahwahnechee People, not a National Park. The California Gold Rush, tourism, and settler violence contributed to the restriction of resources for the Ahwahnechee People, and eventually the destruction of their homes and livelihoods in the Yosemite Valley. The argument the united states had for the removal of the Ahwahneechee was to "purify" and preserve the land by turning it into a National Park, as if Indigenous Peoples were the problem. National Parks are still used to keep Indigenous Peoples from returning home. However, the fight to reclaim territories and federal recognition continues today.
When Indigenous Peoples exclaim LANDBACK, it is because we understand what it means to live in good relationship with the land, air, water, and our non-human relatives. The climate crisis and water scarcity are examples of why giving LANDBACK to Indigenous Peoples is the solution to climate mitigation. When Indigenous Peoples make up less than 5% of the world's population but protect 80% of the world's biodiversity, then the solution is easy. Settler nations like the so-called united states and so-called israel claim to do everything to protect the environment, yet they continue to genocide and bar the Peoples who have been protecting the environment for millennia; a process known as greenwashing.
Olive trees are targeted by the israeli state for their economic importance, their placement as a food and resource staple for Palestinian people, and their deep relationship to Palestinian heritage, culture, and tradition. We do not know how many olive trees have been uprooted since the Nakba of 1948. However, we do know that since 1967 over 1 million olive trees have been uprooted by the israeli military –a process that parallels the intentional killing of millions of Plains buffalo for the exact same purpose of severing the cultural, economic and spiritual relationship with the Indingeous Peoples of the Plains.
Actions such as these are at the heart of these settler projects. Today, the so-called state of israel under the guise of environmentalism plants foreign trees in place of the Indigenous olive trees. Early examples include the depopulation and forestation of the largest village in Galilee, Saffuriyeh, in 1948, now called Tzipori National Park. Additionally, the so-called state of israel intentionally covers terraced farming land where Palestinians have grown food for centuries. Not only do these foreign trees interrupt the natural cycle by killing the landscape, but they also serve as fuel for wildfires, contributing to global warming. The famous and destructive Carmel Forest Fire was notably from the oily European pine trees that israel planted in droves. The other purpose for planting these invasive species is to mask the genocide and stop Palestinians from resettling villages that have been ethnically cleansed. Of the 68 parks and forests israel and the Jewish National Fund have planted, 46 of them are directly on top of Palestinian villages. The mask of forestation is nothing more than a mechanism for land grabs, while simultaneously covering up the massacres, ethnic cleansing practices, and preventing Palestinians from returning to their villages.
Having land returned to the Indigenous Peoples and having us return to the land, is what will save the world. The knowledge we possess is for the continual existence of a healthy planet, even after we pass on. And for us to return, we must continue to resist and defend for future generations. The Right of Return is LANDBACK.
Decolonize
zionism, Settler Colonialism, White Supremacy, and Imperialism
We should not treat the struggles we face against zionism, white supremacy, and imperialism as separate from one another, because they act as one to oppress and eliminate us. Only through solidarity and fighting for justice, can we create change for our people and Mother Earth. Understanding that the zionist settler project requires the elimination, removal, banishment, and identity theft of Palestinians on their homelands is the same formula that u.s. settlers use in our communities. zionism has a few founding narratives: the idea that those who develop the land own the land; claims that israel is a superior nation granted by God and ordained by a higher power to Jewish people alone; and that Palestine was barren just seven decades ago. These same ideologies are akin to how white supremacists view themselves here in the so-called united states. Their altered reality to justify their hierarchy and hegemony in the world is exactly why our existence poses a threat. Even now, they frame us, Native people and Palestinian people, as people who are extinct, unsalvageable, or who have been abandoned by the progression of time. The claim zionists make towards Palestinians as violent and destructive people today is the same narrative that was used against Indigenous Peoples during the formation of the united states.In the same ways Manifest Destiny has authorized the genocide and removal of Indigenous Peoples in the so-called united states based on divinity and superiority, so too does the zionist settler project. During the Indian Removal Act of 1830, Andrew Jackson stated to Congress:
"And is it supposed that the wandering savage has a stronger attachment to his home than the settled, civilized Christian? Is it more afflicting to him to leave the graves of his fathers than it is to our brothers and children? Rightly considered, the policy of the General Government toward the red man is not only liberal, but generous. He is unwilling to submit to the laws of the States and mingle with their population. To save him from this alternative, or perhaps utter annihilation, the General Government kindly offers him a new home, and proposes to pay the whole expense of his removal and settlement."
Almost 100 years later in 1923, Vladamir Jabotisnsky, the founder of the zionist Revisionist movement that was key in the establishment of the state of israel, stated about Native and Palestinian people:
"Culturally they are five hundred years behind us, they have neither our endurance nor our determination… We may tell them whatever we like about the innocence of our aims, watering them down and sweetening them with honeyed words to make them palatable, but they know what we want, as well as we know what they do not want. They feel at least the same instinctive jealous love of Palestine, as the old Aztecs felt for ancient Mexico, and the Sioux for their rolling prairies."
These statements by both settler colonial leaders of their respective settler colonial nations highlight their racist and genocidal ideologies. They believe their settler projects as superior to Indigenous Peoples, their societies, and that settlers are the rightful benefactors of our lands and territories. Although the american settlers and the israeli settlers diminish our power as Indigenous Peoples in words, in reality they live with the constant fear of our power. They know we are the last stumbling block that prevents them from full control, access, and power over our lands in order to secure the Nation State. So long as we exist, resist, and demand LANDBACK, from this generation and all those generations after us, the settler lives in constant paranoia that their deed of extermination is not yet complete. LANDBACK is not a lost battle, it is one we are able to win; this fact is why it is important that we must continue to resist, and resist together. The first prime minister of israel, Ben-Gurion, wrote to his son "we must expel the Arabs and take their place". Palestinians counter this every day by teaching their children who they are and uplifting not just their cultural rights but their political rights to the Palestinian Nation, from inside Palestine to those living three generations in exile.
In its desperation for legitimacy, so-called israel claims that Judaism is equivalent to zionism or the idea that all Jewish people must hold zionist ideology and must conflate themselves with an israeli identity. This is wrong. Jewish people are not a monolith; zionism, as mentioned above, was a colonial response to European antisemitism and does not get to claim that it represents all Jewish people. The International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (IJAN) notes that zionism was a fringe movement in its beginning stages, and many European Jewish individuals and collectives opposed it. There are many Jewish people who are proud of their anti-zionist politics today and who stand in solidarity with Palestinians. In fact, as Jewish Voices for Peace states, it is anti-Semitic to claim that all Jewish people are aligned with the aims of goals of the zionist movement or the state of israel. The so-called state of israel attempts to claim that it is the sole speaker for Jewish people all around the world, as one of its main claims to legitimacy. We wholeheartedly reject this assertion and stand with our Jewish siblings in struggle who refute zionism and speak out against the forced alignment of israeli state policies with the diverse Jewish communities and peoples of the world.
The years the initial Nakba took place are the same years the united states and the United Nations recognized israel as a nation-state in 1948. Since israel's inception and establishment of its military by generals and soldiers of marauding zionist militias, it has been heavily invested in and developed by the united states. This partnership has greatly advanced how both racist settler colonial states have assaulted and murdered Native, Palestinian, Black, Brown and/or undocumented, poor, and working-class communities. The united states is the number one supplier of military aid to israel, providing over $146 billion in one year, the largest sum of aid from the u.s. to any country in the world. In a 2022 omnibus spending package, the united states included and approved $4.8 billion in military aid to israel–to put this into perspective, the 2022 fiscal year u.s. Department of Interior budget for Indian Affairs Programs was $4.2 billion. The giant walls used to separate Palestinian families are what gave inspiration to the united states and white supremacists to support the u.s.-mexico border walls- walls that run through Kumeyaay, Yaqui, and O'odham lands, separating their families and forcing children into cages. An israeli weapons company is contracted with the u.s. to establish panopticon towers along the border, built from the prototype that has been tested on Palestinians along the Apartheid Wall since its construction.
The militarization of Indian Country by the united states military, the enslavement of and routine violence against Black people, and the following decades of state violence and mass incarceration of Indigenous, Black, Brown, migrant, poor and working-class people by the united states, all became tactics that were taken, studied, and innovated upon Palestinians. israeli weapons, military tactics, and technologies of control are exported all over the world. The united states police department-israeli military exchange programs, which creates a pipeline for those same tactics to be used on us and our siblings in struggle here in the united states, is a blatant example. Many of the tactics used in Standing Rock and Ferguson were contemporarily incubated and tested on Palestinians and victims of u.s. aggression across the Middle East and shipped back to the u.s.
Understanding the colonial process and the relationships our colonizers have with each other, is as important as how we build relationships with one another and learn how to undo what settler colonialism has caused.
Palestinians have a saying, Shab Wahad, or one people, "many branches, one root," meaning that despite the different families we represent, the villages we come from, or the different experiences we have, we are of the same people and of the same earth. Additionally, this also means when we come together we are stronger. This understanding of communalism is also the spirit of internationalist solidarity that Palestinians have demonstrated to the Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island. During the 1974 Treaty Council meetings at Standing Rock, Palestinians supported AIM in providing security. In 2016, Palestinian youth showed up at Standing Rock in solidarity with the No DAPL Movement. Palestinians showed up for Wet'suwet'en Relatives to block the Coastal Gaslink pipeline from illegally crossing their territories. And then on July 4th of 2021, in Rapid City, SD, a Palestinian Relative was one of 4 people to hang an upside-down u.s. flag with 'LANDBACK' written across. This was a statement to the town known as "The City of Presidents," that this land is not their land, and it will be returned to the Original Peoples.
When confronted with genocide, ethnic cleansing, and apartheid at the hands of what seems to be an endlessly resourced settler colonial government, we and our Palestinian siblings developed a deeper relationship with each other. We developed and innovated new tactics, strategies, and education to resist. The ideas of individualism and liberalism will not liberate our people, and our solidarity with each other and other colonized people is what directly challenges these settler ideals. It is also this deep understanding of communalism that ties our people together, beyond struggle. As Palestinians have been exiled and prevented from returning home because of the Nakba, israeli laws, and lack of political will from the International community, the lands they have fled to are often our own communities and lands on Turtle Island. But the gift they give us–international solidarity–means that our struggle is their struggle and their win is our win.
Conclusion/Commitments
There is attempted occupation of the mind and of the information that can be taught to the next generation about our histories and our own People. The prevention of educating our own, by our own, is a history we, Native People, know far too well, dating back to boarding schools. The rewriting of, appropriation, and banning of teaching our own ways is an age-old colonial tactic. These attacks are not mutually exclusive. Today, Palestinians have no autonomy over their educational materials or curriculum. zionism specifically undermines Palestinian modes of knowledge production all over the world. During the Nakba and throughout every confrontation with Palestinians historically, zionist militias have targeted Palestinian libraries and archives.
"The old will die and the young will forget" is a statement that Ben Gurion is said to have written to his son about the future neutralization of the "Palestinian problem". Akin to the "kill the Indian in him, Save the man," statement by Capt. Richard Pratt. Now, more than ever, telling our own and each others' stories is crucial for survival. We not only have to be in solidarity with each other, we have to see each other in our struggles and defend, develop and decolonize with every fiber of our being.
When Palestine is free, we are all free. Although our Peoples come from different nations and geographies, the struggles against settler colonialism are the same. Not because we or our struggles are the same but because settler colonialists share playbooks. So it must be and will be our commitment to support calls to action when they arise, expanding on the history of solidarity our people have had with Palestinians, and holding our communities and leaders accountable when they make pro-zionist, pro-israel, and pro-settler colonial statements. It must also be our commitment to share and enact tactics to defend our communities, like the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement, freeing our political prisoners- in Palestine and on Turtle Island, endorsing the statements of our siblings in struggle, investing in our youth, going through every single legal apparatus to return land/homes, international solidarity work, and building spaces on our own land for learning. The Palestinian cause is not just a Palestinian issue. It is not a complicated issue. It is a cause that we must all unite under. We recognize the Palestinians as Indigenous Peoples with an Indigenous connection and right to their ancestral land. We recognize israel as an illegal settler colonial state that has inflicted and continues to inflict immeasurable violence on the Palestinian People and should be held accountable in all measures. When Palestine is free, so are we. When we fight for LANDBACK, let it also be for the return of Palestinians onto theirs. From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free.


Restaurants—with their open flames, hot equipment, electrical connections, cooking oils, cleaning chemicals and paper products—have all the ingredients for a fire to flame out of control. Nearly 8,000 eating and drinking establishments report a fire each year, according to 2006-2010 data tabulated by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) in Quincy, Mass. These fires caused an annual average of $246 million in direct property damage.
A fire can devastate your business, leading to lost revenues and even permanent closure. But there are steps you can take to prevent fires and minimize the damage.
Keep portable fire extinguishers as a backup. You'll need Class K extinguishers for kitchen fires involving grease, fats and oils that burn at high temperatures. Class K fire extinguishers are only intended to be used after the activation of a built-in hood suppression system. Keep Class ABC extinguishers elsewhere for all other fires (paper, wood, plastic, electrical, etc.).
Have your exhaust system inspected for grease buildup. The NFPA Fire Code calls for quarterly inspections of systems in high-volume operations and semiannual inspections in moderate-volume operations. Monthly inspections are required for exhaust systems serving solid-fuel cooking equipment, like wood- or charcoal-burning ovens.
Clean up the grease. Cleaning exhaust hoods is especially important, since grease buildup can restrict air flow. Be sure to also clean walls and work surfaces; ranges, fryers, broilers, grills and convection ovens; vents and filters.
Never throw water on a grease fire. Water tossed into grease will cause grease to splatter, spread and likely erupt into a larger fire.
Remove ashes from wood- and charcoal-burning ovens at least once a day. Store outside in metal containers at least 10 feet from any buildings or combustible materials.
Make sure cigarettes are out before dumping them in a trash receptacle. Never smoke in or near storage areas.
Store flammable liquids properly. Keep them in their original containers or puncture-resistant, tightly sealed containers. Store containers in well-ventilated areas away from supplies, food, food-preparation areas or any source of flames.
Tidy up to avoid fire hazards. Store paper products, linens, boxes and food away from heat and cooking sources. Properly dispose of soiled rags, trash, cardboard boxes and wooden pallets at least once a day.
Use chemical solutions properly. Use chemicals in well-ventilated areas, and never mix chemicals unless directions call for mixing. Immediately clean up chemical spills.
Be prepared to power down. Train at least one worker per shift how to shut off gas and electrical power in case of emergency.
Offer emergency training. Teach new employees about evacuation procedures and the usage of fire-safety equipment. Give veteran staff members a refresher course at least annually.
We encourage you to contact a KRHA Allied partner if you have a need for hood cleaning or restoration following a fire.


- What makes Barcelona an aerodynamic reference track?
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has a good mixture of different track characteristics, featuring low, mid and high-speed corners, as well as two straights where cars reach over 300 km/h.
This layout makes it a good reference as the teams learn how the car performs in many different situations, how well balanced it is and how it handles the tyres.
The long tradition of testing in Barcelona also plays a role, as the teams know the circuit well and can translate their findings in Spain for other tracks.
This year, however, this turned out to be a bit of a challenge as the weather conditions at the pre-season test were unusually cold.
Adding to the challenge is the fact that the track was re-surfaced over the winter and now has much smoother asphalt, making historic comparisons even trickier.
- Why is overtaking so difficult in Barcelona?
The main point for overtaking is at the end of start-finish straight and into Turn 1. However, the high-speed corner leading into the main straight (Turn 16) is aero-limited, meaning that the car behind loses a lot of downforce and thus grip relative to the car in front.
This makes it hard to get close, reducing the overtaking possibilities for the 1,047 metre long straight. And even if a driver manages to get alongside a rival on the straight, there are no two obvious lines through Turn 1 with which they could attack each other.
The situation is similar for the shorter back straight. Although the corner following the straight (Turn 10) is low-speed, the one before it (Turn 9) is high-speed, once again making it very difficult for a car behind to follow and attack.
- Is it the cars or the track layout that make it so difficult to overtake?
Both. In general, Formula One cars are hard to follow as a consequence of the vast amount of downforce they're producing.
The wake the cars create increases with the amount of drag they generate. This leads to a proportional loss of dynamic pressure (the air speed onto the car behind) generating a loss of downforce for the following car.
The amount of downforce the following car loses is proportional to both the loss of dynamic pressure and the total amount of downforce of the car. Or, to put it differently: the more downforce the cars have, the more they lose.
On a straight, that creates a bigger tow effect, which makes it easier for the car behind to get alongside the car in front of it. In a medium or high-speed corner, however, this means that the following car loses downforce and therefore grip.
On a track like Baku, with a very long straight and a relatively slow first corner, overtaking is relatively straightforward. But the specific track characteristics in Barcelona make overtaking much more difficult.
- What effect does the DRS have?
This means that the car behind sees two advantages, as it benefits both from the tow effect and the fact that it loses part of its own drag on the straights, resulting in faster acceleration and higher terminal speeds.
For a track like Barcelona, DRS is very important for overtaking as it can counterbalance some of the challenges the track layout creates for overtaking.
- We will see changes in the aerodynamic regulations for the 2019 season, with a simplified front wing, a simplified front brake duct and a wider and deeper rear wing. What effect will those changes have?
The changes have been introduced to improve overtaking. It's hard to say at this early stage how big the effect will be for overtaking and the base performance of the car. The biggest challenge will come from the changes to the front wing and brake ducts.
While the flow is subsonic and therefore the governing equations are elliptic in nature (meaning that not only does the front of the car affect the rear, but vice versa), the front wing sets the flow to the rest of the car.
Getting the front wing right aerodynamically will be the biggest factor in determining the performance of the car. Once this is sorted, the rest of the car can then be optimised.


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A Pakistani supporter of the Jamaat-e-Islami party holds a Pakistan national flag beside a replica of a missile during an anti-Indian protest rally in Karachi on Thursday. | AFP-JIJI
Asia Pacific / Politics
India bans Kashmiri Islamist party for five years amid conflict with Pakistan
Last Modified: Mar 01, 2019
SRINAGAR, INDIA - India banned a Kashmir-based Islamist political party called Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) for five years on Thursday, accusing it of supporting militancy in the disputed region that is at the heart of an escalating conflict with rival Pakistan.
A police officer said Indian authorities arrested about 300 JeI leaders and activists in recent days in a crackdown on militancy in the state after a suicide bomber killed 40 paramilitary police on Feb. 14 in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
The attack was claimed by a Pakistan-based militant group, leading to strikes and counter strikes by the air forces of the two nuclear-armed countries.
Created in 1942, JeI participated in Indian elections for more than two decades before becoming engaged with separatist politics following the onset of militancy in Kashmir in 1989.
It is the third ban to be imposed on the organization, which wants Kashmir to be independent from India.
India's Ministry of Home Affairs said JeI supports claims for secession of a part of India, and that if its activities were not curbed, it could cause trouble for the country. The government declared JeI an "unlawful association."
"If the unlawful activities of JeI are not curbed and controlled immediately, it is likely to escalate its subversive activities including attempt to carve out an Islamic State out of the territory of Union of India by destabilizing the government established by law," a ministry statement said.
JeI did not respond to calls by Reuters seeking comment.
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Roeder out of danger
West Ham United manager Glenn Roeder has been moved out of intensive care and is expected to make a full recovery following his recent collapse.
Roeder was rushed to hospital after West Ham's 1-0 win over Middlesbrough on 21 April – after suffering a blocked blood vessel in his brain. He will still require neuro-surgery but can now look forward to returning to work within the next couple of months.
A club statement read: "Tests have revealed a small lesion in the brain that will require neuro-surgery in the near future.
"A full recovery and a return to work is expected within the next six to eight weeks.
"Glenn's wife Faith would like to thank all those who have sent messages of best wishes and support, especially those from many hundreds of Hammers fans.
"Faith has also requested that the family's privacy continues to be respected at this time."
Former player Trevor Brooking has taken charge of first-team affairs for the remainder of the season.
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In the event we need to obtain chat history etc of a user who has left the business - other than signing into their account is there a way we can easily obtain this?
We are currently working to support archival, legal hold and ediscovery. The ability to obtain chat history of a user who has left the business will rely on these compliance features and will be accessible by tenant admins. If you have feedback on that approach please let us know.
Where on your roadmap is this feature? Are we talking Q1 2017?
Hi Jesse, we have not yet disclosed the timing for the information protection protection features that Tucker shared. Please know that we are working on these and will bring the capability as soon as we can.


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1150 E Palm Canyon Dr #78, Palm Springs, CA, 92264
Listing Agent: Tom DeLeeuw 01420757
Address: 1150 E Palm Canyon Dr #78
Neighborhood: Palm Springs South End
This home is very nicely located away from Palm Canyon in a single story building with no stairs and no one above. The living, dining and kitchen are open plan and there are south facing sliders to a covered patio with a mountain view. The 2 bedroom suites are nicely separated, one with a shower and large dressing area, the other has a tub and stacked washer/dryer. The unit was updated about 7 years ago when dual paned windows and sliders were added. It has just been freshly painted and new carpet installed. Rancho La Paz is a gated community and offers 3 pools, 4 spas, 4 tennis courts and designated covered parking. It is located between Smoketree Shopping Center and Starbucks. Also, you own the land.
Listing Agent: Tom DeLeeuw 01420757 Courtesy of: Coldwell Banker Realty "All data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS. All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy. Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information. IDX information is provided exclusively for personal, non-commercial use, and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The listing broker's offer of compensation is made only to participants of the MLS where the listing is filed." Updated: 31st January, 2023 6:31 PM (UTC)