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# Anexando volumes do {{site.data.keyword.blockstorageshort}} a um servidor virtual
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Última atualização: 13 de setembro de 2016
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Os volumes são anexados e removidos de servidores virtuais como dispositivos com um nome de dispositivo específico. Para
que um servidor virtual seja capaz de persistir dados em um volume,
deve-se anexar o volume ao servidor virtual.

Para anexar um volume, siga estas etapas:

1.  Na UI do Bluemix, selecione **Console > Armazenamento**.
2.  Selecione a instância de Armazenamento de bloco que você provisionou anteriormente.
3.	Selecione um volume na lista de volumes disponíveis.
4.	Clique em **Anexar**.
5.	No diálogo Anexar, selecione uma instância de um servidor virtual na lista suspensa.
6.	Opcionalmente, especifique o dispositivo a ser usado para anexar esse volume.

    **Nota**: se você não especificar o dispositivo, o sistema selecionará automaticamente o primeiro dispositivo disponível no servidor virtual.

7.	Clique em **Anexar** para enviar as informações e feche o diálogo.

O volume está listado na tabela de volumes anexados com as
informações sobre a instância do servidor virtual.
O servidor virtual agora pode usar o dispositivo para persistir dados.

O que Vem em Seguida?

Depois que o volume é criado e incluído em um servidor virtual, consulte [Preparando volumes](../BlockStorage/blockstorage_preparingvolume.html) para prepará-lo para uso.

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Q: How can I get Visual Studio 2017 to sign a Win32 application automatically? I am using visual studio 2017. I am not a developer. I am just trying to write a simple parsing script and I am familiar with visual studio. I use Atmel Studio(which is based off VS) to write embedded code, but I don't have to deal with signing. I installed visual studio on my work computer and now I get bit9 errors every time I make a new build.
Internal IT has pointed me to a bunch of slightly outdated certificate stuff. I now have a certificate to apply to my builds, however the process defined here will apparently not work for a Win32 application. I do not have a Signing tab in the project properties.
I have also looked into the visual studio command line using signtool. However, it would take a lot of my time to learn how it works and implement it.
Hopefully someone else has solved this and I can save the time. If there are no easy solutions I'll just go back to manually parsing, because this has already taken up to much of my time.

A: This is how i've done this with Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Studio 2015 for unmanaged C or C++ Win32 applications. You need:

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*A signing certificate. This is normally given as a PFX when working in Windows, and is typically an intermediate certificate in your certificate chain.

*The password to the above PFX to decrypt the certificate private key.

With those, the following custom build step for your Win32 project can be created:
"$(FrameworkSDKDir)bin\x86\signtool.exe" sign /v /f "path-to-your-cert\yourcert.pfx" /p password "$(TargetPath)" > "$(OutDir)sign\$(ProjectName)-sign.out"

This will use your certificate to sign the project output (be it a DLL or EXE makes no difference), and record the output of the signing certificate in a file named after your project with the suffix sign.out, placing that file in a folder called sign off your output directory.
That may seem a bit overkill, but there is a reason for that generated output file. By creating that file, and naming it as one of the "Outputs" of the custom build step:

it can be comparatively used to determine whether to re-sign or not. Each time the project is built, if the target image (your exe or dll) is regenerated that output file will be out-of-date and the custom build step will be kicked off to regenerate it (and thusly also re-sign the image). The sign.out file, btw, will contain something like this:
The following certificate was selected:
    Issued to: The Signing Cert Name Here

    Issued by: The Issuer Cert Name Here

    Expires:   Sat Dec 31 16:59:59 2039

    SHA1 hash: 232C80E19EBC71330E7C12CA8C07B345B1531777

Done Adding Additional Store
Successfully signed: full-path-to-image-here

Number of files successfully Signed: 1

Number of warnings: 0

Number of errors: 0

Once you have your PFX and password, you can easily just hand-test the command before you finally configure it as part of the build. The only real wildcard I've seen is the full path to the signtool.exe, which seemingly changes from time to time (different with VS2008 than with VS2015, for example.
Anyway, that's how I did it. Hopefully you can too.

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Q: How to write with pyautogui letters like ěščřžý with UTF-8, but i cannot use ctrl + v I want to use letters like ěšřýáí with pyautogui.write or typewrite but pyautogui.write doesn't using UTF-8 and i cannot use ctrl + v.
if(vyberpapir == "402"):
                txtopen = io.open("cctyrdva.txt", encoding="utf-8")

                vysledek = txtopen.read()
                print(vysledek)

                input("Po stisknutí enteru máš 5 sekund na přepnutí do zavu na cvičení. Pro pokračování zmáčkni enter: ")
                tm.sleep(5)
                pa.write(vysledek, interval=0.05)


Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India has undertaken several reforms in strengthening the Indian biotechnology regulatory system. One step in this direction is the project on "Establishment of Biosafety Support Unit" (BSU). BSU has been (a) assisting in scrutiny of applications received for risk assessment and preparing reports to facilitate decision making by the competent regulatory bodies (b) developing guidelines and protocols for generating biosafety data to address the challenges raised by the emerging areas of Biotechnology (c) providing appropriate scientific information on emerging issues.
The Unit has been established with trained and skilled scientists with specialization in various scientific disciplines. The group is a consortium of scientists having expertise in the field of Plant Biotechnology, Plant Protection, Microbiology, Environmental Science, Agronomy, Biochemistry, Genetics and Plant Breeding, Bioprocessing Engineering, Biochemistry, Bioanalysis, Toxicology and Veterinary medicine.
To assist RCGM/GEAC (Statutory bodies under Rules 1989 of EPA 1986) in scrutiny of the applications received for conducting research in biotechnology, in the monitoring of field trials and in streamlining the regulatory functions. The main focus of the unit is on scrutiny of the received applications for the data submitted and protocol followed during the generation of data and other regulatory compliance.
To scientifically analyze the biosafety data provided by the applicantin the context of the Risk Assessment and Risk Management of the technology/ trait.
To re-visit and develop the updated guidelines and protocols for generating biosafety data to address the challenges raised by the emerging areas of Biotechnology.
To analyze the training need for the personnel engaged in Biosafety regulation and capacity building of the personnel in regulatory science.
To publish a Journal of Biosafety Regulation and provide appropriate scientific information on emerging issues.


As many of you are most probably aware I work for Canonical and some of my blog posts from here are syndicated to design.canonical.com. I was asked a rather interesting question on that blog and partly due to the impatience of the asker decided to respond by way of a post. My other motivation for responding in this way because I didn't want an interesting question to be lost in the comments.
It can be hard to avoid any design anywhere being subject to influence by committee. It is very hard to avoid being influenced by people who are louder, stronger, more powerful, more persuasive and to avoid giving discussions too much weight. Get too many stakeholders involved and things can quickly get messy. This is the very reason I am an advocate of user-centred design. Good data is the ultimate opinion neutraliser.
In open-source, it seems to me, we suffer from a proliferation of design by enthusiasm. A passing comment turns into a mock-up, which turns into some code and before you know it – KAPPOW! – ladies and gentlemen, we have a feature!
We definitely don't want to curb our enthusiasm, but I do think we need to learn to direct it.
Ideas are cheap. Let's learn to be discerning. Let's get enthusiastic about building great things for a set of target users to fulfil a particular need.


Los que me conocéis o me seguís desde hace un tiempo sabéis que soy amante de los animales y por encima de todo procuro protegerlos y ser consecuente con mis hábitos en mi día a día. Por ello me declaro fan absoluta de las marcas con criterios de comercio justo y, sobre todo, en cuestiones de pieles hay que apostar por la opción más sostenible .
Como ya sabéis, soy fiel defensora de los productos ecológicos 100% naturales y de la sostenibilidad en todos sus ámbitos. A la hora de vestir no iba a ser menos. Y es que, ¿por qué utilizar abrigos de piel pudiendo llevar los de pelo sintético que son igual de calentitos y consiguen el mismo efecto visual?
The ones you know me or you follow me since some time ago you already know I love animals and above all I try to protect them and be consequent with my daily habits. For this reason, I declare myself absolutely fan of the brands with fair trade criteria and, above all, in skin issues we have to go for the most sustainable option.
As you already know, I´m a faithful defender of organic products 100% natural and sustainability in all of its areas. When dressing up time it wasn´t going to be less. So, why do we have to use fur coats if we can use fake ones that are just as warm and make the same visual effect?
Thanks to brands like Adolfo Domínguez, Benetton, Sisley o Highly Preppy, this Autumn-Winter season we have the opportunity to wear faux fur clothes as trendy as the ones I introduce you in this occasion. You can buy the two last coats in Voga Bilbao.
Me gustó mucho este vestido de la colección cápsula Bloom hecho con algodón 100% orgánico, Tencel y restos de serie de tejidos y más cuando supe que Ecoology ayudaba a mujeres en riesgo de exclusión social.
I liked very much this dress from the Bloom collection made with 100% organic cotton, Tencel and leftover fabric pieces and more when I noticed that Ecoology helped women at social exclusion risk.
Hay que confiar en marcas como RebelRoot que trabajan con criterios de comercio justo. Este es un collar de tres piezas y un anillo de madera hechos a mano y de edición limitada.
We have to trust in brands like RebelRoot that work with fair trade criteria. This is a three piece wooden handmade necklace and ring from a limited edition.
Las pieles usadas son un subproducto de la industria de la pesca y provienen de peces capturados para la producción de alimentos, el proceso seguido para su curtición y tintado respeta el medio ambiente, el agua caliente que se utiliza proviene de fuentes geotérmicas y la energía de una central hidroeléctrica renovable.
Idunn Bags captured completely my attention. They are bags made of fish skin and vegetable tanning!! This one for example is codfish and salmon skin with back made of cowhide and inside of cotton lining.
The skins used are a byproduct of the fishing industry and come from captured fishes for food production, the process used for tanning and tinted respects the environment, hot water comes from geothermal sources and energy from a renewable hydroelectric power station.
They also have other ones that are made of recycled coffee bags. And the best part is that there aren't two equals! Every product is different than the other!
H&M Conscious Denim has introduced in its denim collection 16 new styles made of recycled textiles of their initiative of recollecting used clothing in all their flagship stores. This bell dungaree is one of my favorites from this collection and it´s made of recycled fibers.
Before finishing I can´t forget one of my favourite sustainable brands: Ecoalf.
Mi último descubrimiento ha sido Koko Klim (podéis comprar sus productos también en Made in Tribe, una tienda online donde encontraréis los mejores productos 100% naturales), donde podrás encontrar ropa de cama y baño hecha a base de materia prima 100% ecológica y de máxima calidad. Ideal para darle un toque de confort al hogar.
But don´t you stay only in filling your closet. Go and also dress your home!
My last discovery was Koko Klim (you can also find their products in Made in Tribe, an online shop where you will find the best products 100% natural), where you can find bed and bath linen made from 100% organic raw and high quality. Ideal for a touch of comfort at home.
MTS Moves to Slow Fashion: Colabora con el reciclaje de ropa donando ropa usada a empresas que se dedican a darle una segunda vida a la ropa.
Slow Fashion Spain es otra plataforma de moda sostenible en España que nace para ofrecer formación y asesoría con el objetivo de difundir el concepto de moda sostenible, mostrando las alternativas a la producción textil fast-fashion.
MTS Moves to Slow Fashion: Contribute with the clothes recycling donating used clothing to companies dedicated to give a second life to clothes.
Slow Fashion Spain is another platform for sustainable fashion in Spain created to provide training and advice in order to spread the concept of sustainable fashion, showing alternatives to fast-fashion textile production.
I recommend you the article 'Soft and luxury… ¡BUT FAKE!' from October issue´s Glamour magazine. More information about synthetic fur with the british brand Shrimps!!
Qué les parece pensar en estas opciones para la próxima temporada? Si queremos cambiar el mundo debemos empezar por pequeños pasos como estos para un futuro mejor. Cada vez lo tenemos más fácil para elegir lo que más nos conviene a todos.
Espero que les haya gustado y me comentéis qué pensáis del uso de las pieles. Si estáis a favor o en contra y qué soluciones planteáis.
What do you think about this options for the next season? If we want to change the world we have to start with little steps like these ones for a better future. Nowadays we have it easier to choose what is best for us.
I wish you like it and you tell me what do you think about the use of fur. If you agree or disagree and what solutions you have.
We'll see every day in Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.


2020 Honda Ridgeline Fuel Economy Colors, Release Date, Changes, Price – . Honda Ridgeline is an incredible mid-size pickup car full of a fashionable truly feel and comfortable substantial-quality decorations. The Ridgeline not just seems like an SUV but additionally supplies the exact same stage of comfort and ease to the riders. It might be much better described as a luxury choose-up vehicle. The AWD provides the car a lot more benefit but the towing features are not the finest in class. Honda Ridgeline is a special vehicle, the recent model of the car comes along with a unibody design as well as an impartial revocation. It might pull up to 5000 kilos but in terms of offroading abilities it is not the very best vehicle you think of.
What Will The 2020 honda ridgeline fuel economy Changes Look Like?
The 2020 Honda Ridgeline will have a number of sleek and chilling aspects that the two distinct it utilizing Ridgelines and provide properly-made pros. The tail gate would suspend equally at the underside and so on the motorist's part, that means it may sometimes reject like a normal pickup's tail gate or golf swing open up, far away from the curb. Upfront, the grille and fender reveal exceptional fashion, consisting of the three-portion reduced grille, the blacked-out uppr grille, and the famous red Honda badge. Exterior colors will offer equally incredible in addition to new elegant solution.
Inside of, the substantial-grade cabin offers a choice of normal and non-obligatory features. Honda may move in a much more performance-concentrated evaluate selection with a larger tachometer and a number of second gauges like essential oil temp and pressure. You will have a group of red colors and good factors which means that your focus will continuously be at a high levels. Count on a lot of red features on whichever from the seating and the door sections to the dash board and wheel.
Honda would certainly incorporate a level-base wheel. The interior of the New Honda Ridgeline offers vehicle car owners 34 cubic feet of payload region in the truck bed furniture, in addition to 109 cubic feet of passenger quantity. Among the outstanding optionally available extensions consist of an 8-inch Exhibit Audio touchscreen, LED fronts lamps, an 8-way driven driver's seat with flexible again guidance, 3-sector auto heat management, and great interior lights.
Honda will need to magnify the performance of the 2020 Ridgeline's 3.5-liter V-6. The 3.5 L V6 engine just the thing for 280 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque which is given to the front side or all 4 tires more than the six-speed transmission. Each two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive solutions will probably be readily available. In addition, 2020 Honda Ridgeline need to make use of a two-motor hybrid system. Combine of power engines could be a portion of the hybrid system. This set up could have the power to source 321 hp and 300 lb-ft of torque for all 4 sides of the vehicle. Honda at the very same time may turbocharge the motor, creating a lot more air flow although an up to date direct-injection gasoline system aerosols a lot more 91-octane into the cylindrical pipes.
When Does 2020 honda ridgeline fuel economy Come Out?
About to get a pickup truck simply because you occasionally make a residence depot operate? Naturally, the Honda Ridgeline can make you pleased! Honda describes the Ridgeline as the ultimate vehicle for occasions, vacationing, along with other parties. New Honda Ridgeline may possibly swiftly seem at 2019 NAIAS show, that will be locked in January.
How Much Is 2020 honda ridgeline fuel economy Price?
A normal model of 2020 Honda Ridgeline may be available for sale for $30.000. Tailored models may possibly raise to $45.000. Though nevertheless not quite certain, we actually believe that Honda can do everything to turn this vehicle absolutely nothing lower than best nicely prior to placing it up for construction-line manufacturing. What exactly do you anticipate? Allow us know in the feedback listed below.


Over the past year, we've caught several live performances of popular local rock group EASON.
Sadly, we caught their last local performance at the same venue we first featured them on our show, the Dead Dog Saloon in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina.
With each of the talented band members taking on new challenges apart from the EASON group this-coming year, it was with heavy hearts we drove the hour each way from our studios to catch their final local performance together this past Sunday evening.
Watch the video above, that has part of their final performance at Dead Dog Murrells Inlet, mixed in with snippets from others venues we featured them at on Myrtle Beach TV over the past year.
In episode 21, "Chili Pizano", at the Oktoberfest at Dagwood's Deli & Sports Bar in Surfside Beach, talented local band Gogglez Pizano takes the outdoor stage.
The three musicians, interviewed first by friend Bob Bradley, then interviewing themselves, were almost as entertaining off the stage as on -- comedic, all the way around.
Find out why they named their band such an odd phrase, and what the heck it means!
Pro-circuit southern rock band Little Soul, who rocked the stage at Surfside Live for three days during Fall Bike Week, were featured in episode 20 of the show.
Watch the HD version of Little Soul at Surfside Live by clicking on the link or the photo of the band to the right.
Playing for the fun of it, a mix of musicians at Cozy O's were featured in episode 19 of the show.
Not Yet Rated performed at Club Boca, and Harlequin performed at the North Myrtle Beach Chamber's Business After Hours at Grand Strand Resorts.
Red Emotion Riot took the stage at Club Boca for the Surge's first birthday, and viewers were treated to original songs by the talented musicians and an interview with Daz after their performance.
Viewers were treated to the Sanson Brothers at HB Spokes on Hwy. 9, as the last band that performed at the popular club before the devastating fire the following morning.
Also featured in the same episode was Eason's outdoor performance at McLean Park in North Myrtle Beach, as part of the North Myrtle Beach summer concert series.
Want us to check out a local band that writes and plays originals? We also check out bands that do covers exceptionally well, or with an original twist.
Visit myrtle beach TV on myspace and drop us a note, and we'll check them out, and possibly record an interview and live performance to air on the show.


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by Loon
Cisco, an African-American youth, has excellent potential as a runner. Eventually, however, the picture changes when he gets mixed up in the street world of sex and drugs.
At the beginning of high school, Cisco is setting records on the school track team and is dating the beautiful runner Dana. But when he learns she wants to remain a virgin until she is married, Cisco dumps her. He starts hanging out with a rough crowd and becomes 100 percent street. He begins selling marijuana and guns and also becomes quite promiscuous.
George Swift, Ciscos friend and mentor, was also a track star in his day but gave up that lifestyle to drugs. In fact, George had qualified for the 1968 Olympics but did not show up for it. Regretting the choices he made in his life, George desperately tries to prevent young Cisco from following down that same path. But will he succeed before its too late?
Describing the theme of his book as personal triumph of the mind, body, and spirit as a result of faith in God, Loon currently resides in Shreveport, Louisiana, with his wife, Angela, and his son, Tyler. He wrote this book based on personal experiences he had growing up, including his involvement in track.
(2009, paperback, 80 pages)
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Yemen's Sectarian Spring
Khaled Fattah
The Houthi conflict in Yemen has taken a turn for the worst since the uprisings.
Yemen's massive protests that began in January 2011 have reignited existing tribal, ideological, and political conflicts; one of these in particular has taken a very worrisome turn: the Houthi rebellion in the Saada governorate along the northern Yemeni border with Saudi Arabia. The rebellion has assumed an increasingly sectarian character and, over the course of the past year, has moved for the first time far beyond Saada. As the group of Shi'i Zaydi revivalists known as the Houthi Movement seizes on the uprisings to expand the territory under their control, Salafi activists have stepped up in their opposition.
Armed conflict in Saada began in 2004 when militant members of the Believing Youth (al-Shabab al-Mu'min), an informal advocacy group for Zaydi culture and education, organized protests against the government that eventually spread to Sanaa. Violence broke out when the government attempted to arrest the group's leader, Hussein Badr al-din al-Houthi, a former MP representing the al-Haqq party and son of Sheikh Badr al-din al-Houthi, a senior Zaydi scholar respected for both for his theology and his skill for resolving disputes among the tribes and clans of the northern provinces. Followers of al-Houthi (later known collectively as Houthis) expressed a mix of socio-economic and identity grievances; they protested underdevelopment in their governorate in addition to the dilution of Zaydi influence, while also accusing the government of tacitly supporting the expansion of Salafi activists in the area. And though government troops killed the founder on September 9, 2004, the rebellion continued.
Although many observers have rushed to describe the conflict as a new manifestation of the old Sunni-Shi'a split, such an interpretation ignores both doctrinal and cultural practice in Yemen. Zaydism (adhered to by 35 to 40 percent of Yemenis, but overall a very small subset of the global Shi'i community) is considered closer to the Shafi'i school of Sunni Islam (followed by a majority of Yemenis) than other branches of Shi'a. Some adherents of the more common "Twelver" sect of Shi'a practiced in Iran and elsewhere even refer to it as the fifth school of Sunni jurisprudence.
In addition, it is important to remember that the battle lines cut across sect. During the multiple rounds of military confrontation, a number of Zaydi tribes and clans fought alongside government forces; many government figures (including former President Ali Abdullah Saleh) are even of Zaydi origin, even though they no longer explicitly refer to that identity.
A more accurate analysis of the conflict should recognize that the Zaydi-Shafi'i distinction overlaps (for the most part, though not perfectly) with tribal cleavages at the center of Yemeni politics, and the sectarian distinction is simultaneously also geographical distinction. Almost all Zaydis belong to north-central highland tribes as do some Shafi'is, though the latter make up the majority of lowland and urban populations. The overlap of sectarian differences with tribal and regional identities means that sect can always become a factor in rebel recruitment.
This was not lost on Saleh's regime, which for decades practiced "management through conflict" as the most essential tool of governance in the northern provinces. In the minds of the population in these provinces, the Yemeni state is no more than a "checkpoint state," which appears along the highway in the form of few soldiers standing next to an empty oil drum, or a "garrison state," which occasionally patrols the road that links the main districts of provinces. Critics of Saleh's regime also accused it of manipulating sectarianism among tribes to receive financial and military aid from Riyadh, for which an autonomous Zaydi zone at its borders has always been a nightmare scenario. Saudi Arabia openly entered the fighting in November 2009 with the launch of a major military operation in response to Houthi incursions, raising concerns that such direct involvement would prompt greater Iranian intervention. Thus, the tangled roots of politicized sectarianism lie in the Saudi-Iranian rivalry in the region and Saleh's politics of manipulation.
But over the past year, the conflict has also taken greater sectarian overtones. The Houthis have long complained of the spread of Salafism in Yemen, but only recently have they begun targeting Salafi religious activities directly. Their attacks and occupation of Salafi mosques have sent shock waves through the loose and non-hierarchical coalition of Salafi networks dispersed across the country. Salafi activism, which emerged in Yemen in the 1980s (imported by Yemeni migrant workers coming back from Saudi Arabia as well the thousands of Yemeni jihadists who fought against the Soviet Union in Afghanistan), does not have a single power base but is instead organized around teaching centers, charity organizations, and mosques.
Confrontations reached dramatically brutal levels when Houthi rebels set siege to the town of Dammaj in Saada in mid-October 2011 and launched attacks on its famous Salafi-run Dar al-Hadith religious institute. The two-month siege prevented basic supplies, including water and food, from entering the town. Dozens of students at the institute, including a number of foreign nationals, were killed.
Between 2004 and 2010, the conflict was characterized by low-level fighting between the Houthis and the Yemeni military—periodically escalating into more violent bouts. In the last year, however, the Houthis have capitalized on the withdrawal of the army to Sanaa (to strengthen the position of the embattled regime at the capital) by expanding their operations. And while not the first time the movement has tried to expand beyond Saada, this ambitious geographical reach is unprecedented. It now controls the entire Saada governorate as well as a large number of districts in the neighboring governorates: Amran, al-Jawf, and Hajjah. The movement appears to seek access to the small Red Sea port of Midi, which would allow maritime passage to weapons logistical support from Iran.
While the scale of Iran's involvement remains unclear, recent reports claim Iran is increasing its political outreach and logistical and financial support of the rebellion. Domestically, the Houthis have boycotted the GCC-led transfer-of-power deal signed last November—including February's presidential referendum. They have also rejected calls by the transitional government, headed by President Abd Rabbuh Mansur al-Hadi, to lay down their arms and participate in the political transition. Most recently, they announced they will not take part in the upcoming national dialogue because it has been "imposed by the US and other countries by force." Unfortunately, there are no positive signs about the future of this conflict; as it becomes less localized and more sectarian, it also threatens to become increasingly internationalized.
Khaled Fattah is a guest lecturer at the Centre for Middle Eastern Studies at Lund University in Sweden. He holds a Ph.D. in international relations from the University of St. Andrews-UK.
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yemeni scholar
May 12, 201211:29 pm
actually the houthis are not zaydi, they are twelvers masquarading as zaydis purely to prevent their movement from losing base support among some zaydi tribes and people. you could say they are using the time honoured twelver tactic of taqiyya. twelver iran would not support zaydis, just as they don't aid ismailis, and nor would the houthis look to twelver iran for help or urge twelvers to mediate their conflict with the government. the houthis also use the exact same anti-usa/israel propaganda as other twelver groups like hezbollah.
Gudrum
May 13, 201212:34 am
I think the author would benefit from some research on the ground. The Houthis did not target Salafi religious activity - on the contrary. In spite of having been defamed by them for decades, they did not close the Dar al-hadith when they took control of Sa'dah province. Dar al-Hadith members were even allowed to keep their personal weapons. The siege began only after the Salafis moved heavy weapons into what is supposed to be a study centre. Furthermore, the Houthis did take part in the first National Dialogue meeting in Potsdam in February and on 10 May confirmed that they will participate in upcoming meetings.
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You need to go back and learn some history. Vietnam had won its freedom from the French but the Northern half was governed by Communists. Communism as you may not know is not a free society but one of impose poverty and slavery. South Vietnam was free to elect its government but with the invasion by North Vietnam, that government dissolved into a strongman government. There was still more freedom than in the North.
We entered on the side of a free nation under assault by its Communist neighbor. Our redeployment in 1975 and abandonment of South Vietnam by a Democrat congress directly led to the fall of South Vietnam and the torture and deaths of hundreds of thousands Vietnamese, Cambodians, and Laotions. The susquent refugee disaster verified the rejection of communism by those who failed to embrace the communist form of slavery.
Bear these lessons in mind as a new Democrat congress prepares to repeat the same mistake. Only it will be worse.
Why is it that in all of your discussions the people of Vietnamm are completely absent? Do the American people not realise that all that country wanted was freedom? In order to get it they had to fight the French and then the U.S. This freedom from colonialism was promised to the Vietnamese on condition that they helped in the fight against the Japanese during WWII. The Fench reneged on this agreement and re-imposed themselves in 1945.
Unfortunately, the people of the United States were misled by their leaders into believing that the fall of Vietnam would produce the so-called domino effect - which it didn't.
The tragedy is that so many Americans along with 2 million Vietnamese died in order to prove how wrong the policy was.
The American people must realise that their freedom from colonialism under the British was brought about by the same methods employed by the Vietmanese - guerilla warfare.
It is a sad reality that so many young Americans had to die for a false political aim.
It would appear that history is repeating itself now in Iraq and Afghanistan.
I read with interest the announcement about a welcome home at Branson. I appreciate what the organizers have done, and I am sure their intentions are honorable and this should be a good event.
But, it is too late.
I am 62 now and was 21 the first time I went to war in Viet Nam. It is too late. I remember vividly what it was like to be a warrior throughout the 60s and 70s. And yes, I was one of those warriors that got in a hell of a good fight in the San Francisco Airport upon return from my second tour in 1969. It is too late.
I also remember the way warriors were treated by the "social elite" during those years. How we were looked down on and treated as if we were leprous. And I, like many, retreated back into the protective cone of fellow warriors and had nothing to do with the "social elite". I remember what it was like to travel in uniform, and how we avoided it if we could. I remember the look in my parents eyes, wondering if I could have done all those things that all said the warriors did. They knew better, but everyone was talking about the low evil things warriors did. It is too late, my parents are gone.
I remember how Reagan turned the tide and how he made it respectable to be a veteran, and I remember how all wanted to be my friend and hear my story, or at least until they got bored. I had no tales of killing women and children or burning villages, so they were bored quickly. I wondered where they were in 68, and I heard many stories from them of how they wanted to be there with me in the Big Valley, but couldn't. But, times had been changed by a caring president and now all wanted a pet veteran, one they could parade out for the benefit of the "social elite". It is too late to remove those old but persistent pains.
I remember the "Gulf War" and how the old Warriors were united to insure there would be better treatment for the young warriors coming home. I remember the jubilation in the streets and amongst even the "social elite" when the young warriors came home, and I watched as the old warriors rejoiced internally over this jubilation. The old warrior asked for none, because it was too late. Many of his old warrior buddies were now dying off , or they were getting old like him and realized it was too late. But they and he rejoiced inwardly for the new generation of warrior.
I remember the cold dark years of the 90s, when no warrior was welcome in the Big House. I remember seeing the "social elite" coming to power and bringing out the old wounds again. And how they seem to relish in pouring salt into the old wounds and how they chipped away at my grand military. I watched as they pushed to have my honored profession of arms put down and trashed again. I watched as it was no longer fashionable to have a pet Veteran again and how the old wounds hurt deeply again. It is too late to heal as the wound goes into the quick of the bone now.
I remember watching the newest generation go off to war, and how many thought he was unprepared. But he, like us, showed the world the might of the American warrior. He has now proved himself worthy of the title "Warrior". And now it is his time for a grateful nation to recognize and praise his battle. The old warrior watches and is pleased that he is welcomed home. The old warrior, along with most, stands in the airports and applauds him as he walks off the plane, and life is good. But it is too late for the old warrior.
There are many who claim to be part of that old warrior generation. There are many that steal the only thing he has, his valor. There are too many that want to ignore his plight and his honor. There are too many that don't see the harm in it and wonder why the old warrior hurts and bleeds deep inside. It is too late for the long wished for but forgotten "Welcome Home".
So thank you for the thought, and I mean you no ugliness. But I am old but have not forgotten those three decades. I asked for nothing then, and I want nothing now. I am more than content to enjoy the friendship of my fellow warriors, old and young. And I am proud that I can get up every morning and look in the mirror while shaving, and know that I did my part, and that I take a back seat to no one. I have walked in the Big Valley with some of the best America had to offer, and I thank God for the honor of doing so.
Life has a flavor the protected will never know"
THANK GOD FOR GUYS LIKE STEVE SHERMAN, HIS WEBSITE IS A BRIGHT LIGHT IN A SEA OF DARKNESS, MY NAME IS ED DAVIS, I WAS IN VIETNAM FOR 8 YEARS, 60 MONTHS OF THAT TIME IN COMBAT UNITS, FOR THE PAST 38 YEARS I HAVE SEEN THE LIBERAL AND LEFT WING MEDIA PROPAGANDA MACHINE AT WORK CONTINUOUSLY MISLEADING THE WORLD ON THE VIETNAM CONFLICT. I CAN DISPUTE MOST EVERYTHING THE LIBERAL MEDIA, AND THE LEFT WING PUNDITS HAVE SAID AND STILL SAY ABOULT OUR MILITARY IN VIETNAM. SINCE THE BIRTH OF OUR COUNTRY OUR MILITARY FORCES HAVE FOUGHT AND DIED TO KEEP US FREE FROM BEING UNDER THE CONTROL OF FORIEGN GOVERMENTS, VIETNAM WAS A PART OF THAT FIGHT AGAINST THE FORCEFULL EXPANSION OF COMMUNISM AROUND THE WORLD AT THAT TIME, IRAQ IS NOW PART OF OUR FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM AROUND THE WORLD AT THIS TIME, THOSE FOOLS OF HISTORY WHO WERE AGAINST US IN VIETNAM, ARE NOW THE SAME FOOLS AGAIN, WHOM WE MUST FIGHT AND EXPOSE, TO AGAIN KEEP OUR NATION SAFE FROM THE FORIEGN INFLUENCE OF ANOTHER THREAT, TERRORISM.
What a time in our life it was for most of us. It was a time for those who service for this country no matter what branch of service you were in proved to be something that will be forever emblazoned in our minds. A time that brought out the strength and forebearance of every individual that had served during Vietnam, to include those of us that had went to Vietnam, a time that will be forever remembered by so many,from the losses this country had suffered, the courage of all to face and stand up for their belief and dedication for the freedoms we enjoy, and the chance to show the world, the United States, and our family just how far we would go to defend, and perhaps give the same to others who for all intensive pruposes, who could not, then did not, and eventually lost the freedoms we enjoy in a democracy. It is with extreme regret that I am speaking about and coming forward with such resolve to protect, endure, and stand up for not only the USA, but the troops, the soldiers,the lost souls, and perhaps the most significant part, of which, comes at a time when we probably all thought would come to light in such a manner that tarnishes the soul of the ones who gave it all, and wants and deserves to walk so proudly without strife and turmoil that we endured after most of us came back. The hopes and dreams of having a significant place in the United states role in the exercise of giving and living in a peaceful co-existance wiht our fellow veterans and soldiers thorughout the many years thereafter has again come up in our life. In particular this has to do with the awards and medals that were given during tht period of time, and of which has set a precedent for those who have followed. There are many of us thst don't share the manner in which these awards and medals were awarded or given because of the few who have seriously damaged and abused the very system, and souls, of not only the ones who paid the ultimate price, but the ones who are here today to speak out. Did the system fail or did the individual who saw a way for selfish gain and intent see how to usurp the system, and saw a away to abuse the system because of the very trust that had been given them within the military to fully adhere to the demands of what it really takes, I don't really think so! I do think the very few that found that avenue to gain the notoriety if you will by abusing the very morality of which is so commonly talked about when it comes to politcal venues, and for that matter even palcing it on the same road, platform, or belief is despictable. The wounds of battle are not defined by the ones who have intentional interests in obtaining them prior to them happening. The differance is that, although this may be personal, is if I had the belief for one moment that if it was a reward I was looking for I would of turned down what I was awarded. For the path that I went down didn't tell me to do this because it would mean I would become a hero, it was a moment in time, that deserved every bit of strength, every bit of training, every bit of reason for the other, besides myself, that I could muster up, coupled with the fear that I was able to overcome and ride with, rather than run away from, because simply put it was the right thing to do for myself, for the other, and for my beliefs. These are the characteristics, that I think I had, of the teachings, and support I had been given, and the collecive demeanor we had to "get the job done, mission accomplished, with no one left behind", and every effort of the heat of the moment was given by all with the full grace and respect of those before me who had displayed the same.
There is no definition for what we could of done, it was done, and whatever it was we did it, and the observations of others who did the same are the collective observations of the loyalty to others in the heat of the moment. When that collective moment is stripped out of it, then it is the trust that must prevail for awards are given and not taken. Tht trust on the surface is given to every officer that I have met, and have had the pleasure of being one myself, is called integrity, and it is for that reason that I am speaking, for the buck stops here to quote some famous inidividual who brought more fun and enjoyment out of the dollar as a result of our efforts to uphold that integrity and trust, that integrity is that exist amongst us officers, and the trust I am talking about is the trust that the enlisted man has for us. Although this may sound like it is getting political because of the upcoming election, it is this trust and integrity that goes with every officer that must be upheld in the highest office the US Military has,with no exceptions, that being the Commander in Chief of all miltary, and because it has been allowed to prevail for so many years it is the position of Commander in Chief that is seriously being diminished because of one of our very own, and that buck has to stop only now with a vote for the highest postion in the democracy that we have given our all for to flourish, and maintain the highest respect and admiration. I am not General, and I am certainly not anyone famous, but I do have a fruit salad of the same, those of you who were in the miltary will know what I am talking about, that deserves the true recognition and not some facade that others may have put them up to be, and the personal side of this whole issue comes into play for me. It has to do with a personal e-mail that I got from a friend and comrade whom I have the utmost respect for who saw combat and saw the facades that many got their awards. He had said to me all of his hopes and dreams are being shattered, for everything he had given in terms of his loyalty and dedication of service to this country, and his fellow "Band of Brothers" was all in vain, because of this abuse in system by the officers. This broke my heart and diminished every bit of character, and touched the very soul of the person I am, and brought back the pain for the ones who paid the ultimate price. He is a disabled veteran of combat, and the Vietnam War. Collectively speaking it is this "Band of Brothers" that most couldn't even hold a candle up to for what these men have given of themselves for others to walk with the freedoms we paid so dearly for. The awards and medals go a lot further than with presentation of them, but they carry a moral and ethical responsibility to uphold the integrity and trust that they were given, that is the belief in what it takes to get the job done and carry on the precedent that was set long before me, and this "Band of Brothers", and the bond that was given by the good Lord himself to recognize the value of the differance between right and wrong. It was earned wihtout any fantsy of selfish intents at all, except being the very best this country had to offer with the total respect we had for the soldier we have of yesterday and today. Today, the very present, was to them and myself, was the tomorrow of the service this country has to offer to every American little boy, and girl has to look up to. It is truly a shame when the integrity and trust has been violated and abused to the point that the emotions , and feelings, towards the very aspect the awards and medals were given in the first place, is now in the hands of a very few who have found that avenue of notoriety and political pedestals that have brought the memories and losses of a time that brought this country to dam near it very knees from within, has to come back in such a manner to haunt and subject these people thru the same again. This is the the despictable part of our system that has prevailed, and probably one of the greatest failure of all about Vietnam. It is with this I bring out the integrity of the officer corps, and the respect of the enlisted ranks of the system of how they percieved it with the abuse in the manner of which awards were done and given, and to think that it can prevail is beyond belief if it is allowed to reach rank of Commander in Chief, and personally feel it should not be an issue today. I personally have no vengence with the system or any one individual but I do have a lot of resolve and conviction to not tolerate it to ever happen again, and unfortunately it is going to take a vote to change that because of the degreee that it has been allowed to progress, because one position compliments the other. This is our time, the officer corps, it is not the the enlisted, and this is what it is going to take to maintain the honest integrity and trust that was given to us, and we were empowered with to maintain that the rest of our life along with that commission and uphold the standards of our predecessors and lost souls who paid that ultimate price. It is never too late for change, for those of you who say why now, and not then, in no way justifes the prepetution of the wrongs. The integrity and trust of the officer corps and the senior non-commsssioned is being threatened here, and it up to us to see that the threat is done away with today, for yesterday is dead and gone. This is my voice and some respect I don't speak alone, but this has got to stop, and perhaps the belief of my fellow brother can be restored, and the divide that has been created as a result of Vietnam, and perpetuated by this very campaign can be diminished and done away with, and the last battle, the last ultimate price, and the last camp over run. This is our country and not the ones who have abused it with selfish intentions coupled with negtive manipulation fo feelings, emotions, and abuse of the system. I would rather not say how long a life would last on the battlefield today. This is not a threat but a fact it is clearly evident by the amount of turmoil with the voices that speak out with everything they can muster for the very tomorrow of soldier today depends upon it. God Bless America, and every soldier and veteran that knows the difference between right and wrong, and most of all perhaps the last loss in one of the most trying wars in America's history can be put to rest, and that divide be bridged, and the colors of such can wave proudly with reverance and respect of our children of tomorrow, and the soldier fighting the same today.
The videos are now posted in a lo res (160x120 version) so click on dial-up whether you have DSL/cable/dialup. I will post the transcripts and powerpoint presentations as I get the opportunity and if I have the transcripts. I hope to learn how to put the PPT slides into the video track and later to post the higher-res versions of the video.
How about posting transcripts of the sessions for those unable to attend?
I just found this website and am amazed with this organizations' work. I sure appreciate Steve and his team in developing this website so we can discuss the Vietnam War.
With Kerry using his four months in Vietnam as part of his stump speech, it's great we can help tell the real truth about Vietnam.
Thank God for the web. Without it the majority of voters in the U.S. would be voting based on lies spread by Kerry.
Col. Larson also speaks about Jerry in his bio..
Click on Col. Larson's name at the site.
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Here's What Honolulu Civil Beat Is Learning from Facebook Live
by Jennifer Nelson
This piece was originally published by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism as part of a new RJI series. It is used here with permission.
RJI recently asked newsrooms and ad agencies what they are doing today that they weren't doing a year ago. Turns out quite a lot! This new RJI series will highlight some of the innovations and experiments we discovered and share what leaders are learning along the way.
This Q&A has been edited for space and clarity.
Anthony Quintano and Landess Kearns, Honolulu Civil Beat Office Hours.
The Honolulu Civil Beat's weekly Facebook Live broadcast is an ongoing experiment for the two-person team behind it as they try out new technology, locations and formats.
During Office Hours, which streams every Friday, Engagement Editor Anthony Quintano and Audience Development Editor Landess Kearns talk about the latest news, ask the audience for feedback and answer viewers' questions. But they've also used the broadcast to raise money for their nonprofit news site, and share internal news.
One lesson has stood out: Greeting folks and reacting to their inquiries on air leads to more interest from viewers, says Quintano.
The duo's also learned that they get more viewers when they leave the newsroom and take their show outside, whether at the beach or the state capitol.
Typically, Office Hours brings in between 2,000 and 4,000 views but a 42-minute broadcast at the beach resulted in 113 shares and more than 24,000 views. Quintano attributes the higher numbers not just to the scenery, but also people's interest in seeing the "higher than normal" recent king tides.
Quintano and Kearns recently experimented with 360 video during one broadcast in the newsroom and attracted more than 7,000 views.
RJI Senior Information Specialist Jennifer Nelson visited with Quintano and Kearns to learn more about Office Hours and Civil Beat's other uses for Facebook Live.
What is Office Hours and what prompted you to launch it?
Kearns: It's basically an effort to have full transparency with our readers. We have pretty loyal readers so they're pretty engaged on our Facebook page. But we really just wanted to open a conversation with them so they could give us direct feedback.
Quintano: I came up with the idea last year when I started but I never really pursued it myself. But when Landess came on board with us in January, I felt like it would be better to have someone to banter with.
I come from a real social background. I worked at NBC News for five years and did a lot of livestreaming stuff back then. The biggest way to be successful with livestreams is through engagement and talking to the people who are watching. We streamed a lot of things like press conferences but we didn't do a lot to directly engage with our readers. We really wanted to have a platform that we could talk directly to folks.
What kinds of resources — extra money, equipment or staff — did it require to launch Office Hours?
Quintano: We didn't want something that took up a lot of resources or inconvenienced anybody because everybody here is very busy. It's been the two of us for the most part but we have had some special guests.
Kearns: In terms of equipment it's as complicated as we want it to be. The first couple of times we streamed, we just used an iPhone — no mics or anything — and a tripod. We've also used a camcorder and two microphones, so we're kind of experimenting with equipment as we go and seeing what works best.
Quintano: Office Hours has given us the opportunity to experiment with the tools we have so we know how to best use them for our other livestreams.
How has your audience responded to Office Hours so far?
Kearns: A lot of people just pop in and say "hello" and say where they're watching from. That's been one of the coolest things. Some people are watching from Scotland. It can get really cool to see what kind of reach we're having. Other times it's slow.
Quintano: We've seen ups and downs in viewing habits but have learned that viewers love when we go on location. We've streamed on beaches and on an Air Force base. We've seen that viewers love acknowledgement. When we verbally respond to their comments and questions, it keeps them sticking around longer. We also did an Office Hours live in 360 and people got a kick out of the experience. Our last Office Hours we used the donate button on our broadcast and asked folks to support Civil Beat and received donations from five people totaling $200 in a window of 30 minutes.
Now that you have several episodes under your belt, what would you do differently if you were launching Office Hours for the first time?
Kearns: I don't think I would do anything differently. It's been such a growing experience. I kind of feel like we begin new each week. We're just constantly trying to find ways to improve. It's fun to see the progression.
Quintano: We've definitely become more comfortable on camera. If anyone is going to start doing this, it's really helpful to be on camera regularly to get comfortable. Even if you're doing it on the web cam on the computer in your office, it's still a little nerve racking. The hour before we start we always get a little nervous.
Is there any topic you talk about that seems to make your audience engage with you more?
Quintano: The most engagement we've seen has been when we respond directly to the viewers and answer their questions in real-time. There hasn't been any one particular topic that has stood out among the others.
How else are you using Facebook Live?
Quintano: We cover a lot of press conferences and town hall meetings, especially when nobody else is streaming them, to make sure we can bring that information to people who can't be there.
We also stream our events to make sure those who can't attend in person can still view or participate from home or on the mainland. For our last event we coordinated watch parties at multiple libraries across the neighboring islands to view a discussion on news literacy.
Interested in trying Facebook Live in your newsroom? Send an email to Anthony Quintano at [email protected] or Landess Kearns at [email protected] for more information.
Jennifer Nelson is the senior information specialist at the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute. Previously, she was the news editor of the Osceola (Iowa) Sentinel-Tribune.
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Сінчі Рока (*Sinchi Ruq'a, д/н — бл. 1260) — 2-й Капак Інка, володар міста-держави Куско, близько у 1230–1260 роках. Намагався розширити успадковані володіння та остаточно впровадити культ Сонця в Куско.

Життєпис
Походив з династії Нижнього Куско. Син Манко Капак, засновника міста-держави Куско. Перша частина ім'я — Сінчі — походить від титулу його батька, що значив військовика-вождя у племені тамбо. Виконавши церемонію похорону свого батька і прийнявши різнобарвну тасьму-л'яауту (заміняло корону), від самого початку новий Капак Інка вирішив підкорити всю долину Куско та навколишні міста-держави. Для обговорення планів походів Сінчі Рока скликав нараду наймогутніших курак (на кшталт касиків-князів), де заявив про намір слідувати завітам свого батька про навернення кечуа до пізнання і поклонінню Сонцю, для чого запропонував підкорити сусідні народи.

У своїх намірах розширити кордони держави Куско віддавав перевагу ідеологічній зброї перед військовим конфліктом. Ймовірно, це пов'язано з миролюбним характером цього володаря. Оголосивши свого батька сином бога Сонця, Сінчі Рока намагався за допомогою підтримки з боку сусідніх народів зробити релігійний вплив для подальшого підкорення цих земель.

Водночас як дипломатичний крок порушив звичай брати шлюб з рідною сестрою, оженившись на Мамі Корі, доньці Сутік Уамана, володаря міста-держави Саньо (теперішній Сан-Себастьян). Тесть надав Сінчі Рокі військову допомогу, також допомагав інкав в охороні їх кордонів. Після цього володар інків розпочав зміцнювати свою держави зсередини. Він займався осушення боліт в околицях Куско, зміцнив обидві річки в околицях Куско і побудував на місці, де нині височіє Саксайуаман, потужну фортецю. Водночас став фундатором великого торговельного центру — базара-кату. Саме за час володарювання Сінчі Рокі Куско остаточно оформився як місто-столиця інків.

За легендами, народи пучина та чанча були підкорені лише силою доброго слова, добровільно прийняли васальну залежність і панування Інки і поклоніння Сонцю. Міфи інків розповідають, що протягом свого володарювання Сінчі Рока без зброї розширив кордони до міста-держави Чункара. Достеменно відомо, що 2-й Капак Інка домігся від сусідів — племен саусірай, антасайя й алькауїса — визнання законними загарбань свого батька Манко Капака.

За різними хроніками, він правив 19 або 30 років. Помер близько 1260 року, передавши владу своєму сину від законної дружини-сестри Мама Коко — Льоке Юпанкі.

Особисті якості
За розповідями інків, Сінчі Рока відзначався великою фізичною силою й діловитістю. Був надзвичайно швидким бігуном. Саме тому він обрав своєю «гербовою» твариною сокола, який для гірських індіанців був символом швидкості.

Джерела
 Гарсиласо де ла Вега: История государства инков — Ленинград: Наука, 1974
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