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President Harry S. Truman signed Executive Order 9981 on July 26, 1948, banning segregation in the armed forces and ordering full integration of all branches.
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13 July 2020SOPA releases 'lockdown' series of short films
For some time, SOPA has been very concerned about the way in which Older People are regarded by others.
'Older people - a bonus not a burden' showcases the views of Older People in 'doorstep interviews' filmed during 'lockdown', in the summer of 2020.
Many Older People will tell you that although we may be a bit slower because of stiff joints we are still the same person we have always been inside - people who have worked hard in various occupations, raised families and lived busy, interesting and varied lives in society.
With this in mind, we ventured to counter the stereotyping of Older People as frail, weak and burdens by undertaking this filming project. We want to show that we may be very mature but we are still living worthwhile lives, working, volunteering and contributing to our communities whilst still having lots of fun. We are also sharing what we have learnt in our life experience to younger friends and our grand-children.
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TEDxNijmegen was organized on April 8th this year and focussed on life: accelerating from age 0 to 110. Social media had a big part in the event and was more than just a communications tool. In this article we will explain why we used social media, how we put it to good use and we'll show you what the results of (y)our social media efforts were.
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After our goals were clear we decided Facebook and Twitter would be our two main community tools to use. Our website was degraded from primary communication tool to a central archive of content. On April 8th it was also the place where people could watch the livestream.
To measure our results we used the Symplur analysis for the conversation around #TEDxNijmegen, we used Crowdbooster.com to see who were joining the conversation and to see more detailed information about our reach. We also used Google Analytics to see what effect our social media efforts had on the use of our website and we used Facebook function to export page statistics to create a detailed view on our Facebook activities.
- According to Crowdbooster's stats, we posted 213 tweets using our own account that made 1.256.811 impressions and received 301 retweets.
We did not only break our record and topped last year's results, we saw a change in the online and offline conversation. We aligned our social media strategy with our own vision and the TEDx format and saw people were connecting offline with people they met online, they were sharing ideas and were even forming groups during the event to do something with the inspiration.


With the November 15 debut of Amazon's Kindle Fire now official, attention turns to what this means to Apple and the iPad and to the tablet industry as a whole. The answers might surprise you. The Kindle Fire Debuts Admit it, you're interested in hearing more about Amazon's new tablet. So are we. In fact, minutes after the new device debuted in the Amazon store, three AppAdvice writers quickly placed orders for their own $199 slice of something new. However, this doesn't mean any of us have suddenly jumped off the iPad bandwagon. In fact, we're more excited about the iPad's future than ever before. In our estimation, the Kindle Fire's entry isn't so much a threat to the iPad, as proof that the tablet industry as a whole is going mainstream. Now, for the first time, consumers will have a choice of two solid products, each at a different end of the pricing scale. And that is a very good thing. No, the real winners and losers here are the following. Winner – Amazon Obviously, Amazon's Kindle line is on, well, fire. Along with the introduction of the Kindle Fire, the online giant unveiled a $79 Kindle and two so-called Kindle Touches, priced at $99 and $149, respectively. At these prices, Amazon will continue dominating the e-book market and also make noise in the emerging tablet market as well. While we're pretty confident the Kindle Fire won't suddenly make would-be iPad buyers switch, it will do quite well with those that want a tablet, but aren't willing to spend $500 to do so. And, an expanded market is good for everyone. Winner – Apple Thanks Apple, you've proved mobile computing isn't limited to smartphones. The iPad's introduction to the world in 2010 changed the way consumers and organizations do business. In the Kindle Fire, Apple will finally have a quasi-competitor. And yes, competition is always good. As such, going forward we expect Apple to learn quite a bit from the Kindle Fire and plan future iOS updates accordingly. Plus, if it leads to lower iPad prices for everyone, so be it. Loser – Netflix In December, when the annual best and worst lists are announced, don't be surprised if Netflix gets a raspberry or two. Once a media (and Wall Street) darling, Netflix has spent much of the year playing defense, thanks to nasty price increases for customers and a fight or two with some of the biggest names in entertainment. Now, Amazon is offering over 100,000 movies and TV shows using a $199 device. Yes, Netflix's bad year will continue. Loser – Microsoft How is it that a company like Microsoft completely missed the boat on the emerging tablet market? Sure the Redmond, Washington-based company is promising nifty things with its Windows 8 OS, but that won't be around until late-2012. By then, it may be too late with Amazon and Apple firmly dominating the market. Oh well, Microsoft still has the Zune. Oh, right, they don't. Loser – Barnes & Noble The Nook Color is nice, but something tells us it will soon become an afterthought once the Kindle Fire debuts. Perhaps rumors earlier this year that Apple might someday buy the book giant could prove true. How about a Special Edition iPad that comes preinstalled with 50 of the top-selling e-books, available exclusively at Barnes & Noble? Loser – Other tablet producers HP, Research In Motion, Motorola, you name it, these companies now have a decision to make. Do they continue to market expensive tablet devices no one is buying or quit trying? And, if they do, do they go after the lower-priced or higher-priced side of the market? Split Decision - Google While Google may be thrilled its open-source Android OS is coming to the Kindle Fire, it isn't all good news for the tech giant. For one, Amazon is launching what amounts to a altered version of the OS. Besides, Kindle Fire users will use Amazon's own app store, and not the one created by Google. In addition, within the device, the user controls their browser experience. In other words, they could choose Microsoft's Bing, for example, and not Google as their search provider. Still, with Android-based tablets so-far not making much noise in the market, any device with some form of the OS installed could eventually be good news. And more devices overall could bring big business to Google overall. Have we missed any other winners or losers following the unveiling of the Kindle Fire? Let us know by using the comments below. In the meantime, we anxiously await getting our hands on the newest tablet to grace the market, and placing it beside our iPad 2s. Stay tuned.


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Twenty years of silence: The 1988 Massacre and Quest for Accountability
Kaveh Sharooz, Lawyer based in New York. Graduate of Harvard Law School
This summer, thousands of bereaved families will defy the Iranian government and gather at the mass graves in Tehran's Khavaran cemetery to mark the twentieth anniversary of the 1988 (1) massacre of Iranian political prisoners. If you have forgotten this grim anniversary, then you are not alone. In fact, you are not alone if you did not even know that such a massacre ever occurred.
In scale and brutality, the 1988 massacre is unparalleled in contemporary Iranian history. It is the darkest irony of this very dark episode, that of all its human rights violations the Iranian government has been most successful at keeping the 1988 killings a secret from the international community and from many Iranians. By now, virtually everyone knows of the reign of terror that immediately followed the Islamic Revolution, the Iranian government's assassination campaign abroad, and the "Chain Murders" that targeted opposition intellectuals and activists in the late 1990s. Tragically, however, there is very little public awareness of the 1988 executions. Not only has there been no prosecution of the criminals who orchestrated and carried out that summer's gruesome murders, but the government continues to deny that they even occurred.
In this article, I want to do three things. First, I want to tell, in a condensed form, the story of the 1988 massacre. This story needs to be told repeatedly because many simply do not know it. Such repetition is also important, because in its retelling we commemorate the victims andensure that their deaths were not in vain. Secondly, I want to discuss why this twenty year-old crime matters. Finally, I want to briefly outline a blueprint for future action.
There is also one approach that I specifically want to avoid in this piece. I do not wish to delve into the reasons why, for two decades, little has been done to pursue justice in this case. That is not to say that past failures are unimportant. They teach us a great deal about the difficulties ahead and the pitfalls to avoid. What I mean is that devoting energy to blaming the actions of this political party or the omissions of that human rights organization distracts from the real and difficult tasks now at hand: Making the world aware of the crime, investigating the massacre, and preparing for future prosecutions.
What happened in 1988?
Throughout the 1980's, Iranian prisons were filled with political prisoners of every age, gender, and ideological affiliation. As has been noted by Amnesty International, the vast majority of these political prisoners had been sentenced to prison—in trials that fell far short of international standards—for non-violent political activity. While in prison, they had endured appalling torture and other forms of brutality. In late 1987 and early 1988, prison officials began the unusual process of interrogating political prisoners again and separating them according to their party affiliations, religiosity, and length of sentence. In Tehran, this meant that some prisoners were moved between Evin and Gohar-Dasht prisons. This preliminary segregation of prisoners strongly indicates that there were pre-existing plans for mass killings. Furthermore, the filtering process belies the notion that the 1988 executions were in response to armed attacks on Iranian territory.
At the end of July 1998, shortly after Iran had accepted a cease-fire in the war with Iraq, and days after its military had soundly repelled an attack by the Mojahedin-e Khalq on Iran's western border, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini gave two unprecedented secret orders(2) to begin the re-trial of all political prisoners across the country and to execute those who remained steadfast in their opposition to the Islamic regime. To give effect to Khomeini's order, a commission was assembled—called the "Death Commission" by the prisoners consisting of a representative from the Judiciary, the office of the Prosecutor, and the Ministry of Intelligence. In Tehran's Death Commission, those government agencies were represented by Jaafar Nayyeri, Morteza Eshraghi and Mostafa Pourmohammadi respectively, although others also played a role. The task of the Death Commission was to determine whether a prisoner was a Mohareb(3) or Mortad-(4)and to execute both groups. In the case of most Mojahedin prisoners, that determination was often made after only a single question about their party affiliation.
Those who said "Mojahedin" rather than the derogatory"Monafeqin"(5) were sent to be hanged. In the case of various leftist prisoners, the Death Commission asked about religious belief and willingness to cooperate with the authorities. Sample questions included: "are you a Muslim?", "do you pray?", and "are you willing to clear minefields for the military of the Islamic Republic?" If a plurality of judges felt that the prisoner was a Mohareb or Mortad, the prisoner was sent to hang immediately. Several thousand political prisoners were killed in a matter of two months. Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri estimates that the number killed was somewhere between 2,800 and 3,800.
Others believe the number is higher. Even those who survived the questioning of the DeathCommission did not always fare well. Some could not bear the emotional pain of what they had witnessed, or the physical pain of the regular floggings they received, and simply committed suicide. The prison guards are said to have encouraged that decision. To add insult to injury, the Iranian government did not inform the victims' families about the re-trials until the executions had been carried out and the bodies had been buried in mass graves. Once informed, the families were not told of their loved ones' burial spots and were ordered not to erect any monument or hold any ceremony. When asked about the killings by the Western press, representatives of the Iranian government—Abdollah Nouri, Ali Khamene'i, and Hashemi Rafsanjani—flatly denied them. The Iranian government continues to deny the 1988 elimanation of opposition prisoners.
Why Does 1988 matter?
Even after reading the story above, it is fair to ask why, in a world of finite activist resources and limited attention spans, it is worth focusing on a case from two decades ago. Why not instead focus on something more immediate and pressing? There are two answers. The first is that—while one does not want to be in the business of comparing suffering—the scale of the crimes committed in 1988 makes the case qualitatively different from the Iranian government's other human rights violations. As mentioned at the outset, the murder campaign of that summer is a crime without parallel in Iran's tumultuous modern history. In fact, the executions have all the elements required by international law to be labeled as crimes against humanity: The murders were widespread and systematic, they were directed at a civilian population, and, as made clear by Ayatollah Montazeri in his memoirs, they were a policy preconceived at the highest ranks of the Iranian government. The sheer magnitude of the 1988 massacre makes it too large to ignore, even after twenty years.
The second reason to focus on 1988 is that the absence of accountability for those crimes has led to the culture of impunity so rampant in today's Iran. Why would Iranian officials hesitate to murder intellectuals, torture students, or kill an Iranian-Canadian photojournalist? After all, they know that their colleagues (i.e. Ismail Shooshtari or Mostafa Pourmohammadi) who bear immense criminal responsibility for the same types of acts in 1988 have been rewarded with cabinet posts under the Khatami and Ahmadinejad administrations? A focus on 1988 sends a strong signal to Iranian officials that the human rights community has a long memory and that, like Milosevic, Pinochet, and numerous Rwandan genocidaires(6), they will one day have to account for their crimes. A campaign to widely identify the perpetrators of the 1988 massacre may also shame future Iranian administrations into marginalizing those individuals. A publicity campaign will alert the Iranian government that giving public roles to known criminals will further isolate it from the international community.
What is to be Done about 1988?
On this sad anniversary, it is important to hold gatherings, lay flowers, and observe moments of silence. But remembrance is not enough. What we need now, after twenty years of silence, is to map out a strategy for demanding accountability. To decide on such a strategy, we will need input from survivors, victims' families, lawyers, human rights activists, and journalists. To start this important conversation, I outline below a few preliminary thoughts on the course of action. The list below is not exhaustive and the steps outlined are intertwined:
• Telling the world: I began this article by mentioning that the vast majority of people simply do not know that the crimes of 1988 ever occurred. Our failure to publicize this crime is the most shameful disservice to the victims and their families. It is also the single greatest obstacle to the pursuit for justice since we cannot expect an international outcry over a crime about which the world simply does not know. To rectify the situation, we need to begin a thoughtful information campaign; a campaign that goes beyond insular gatherings of former prisoners and a small group of devoted activists; a campaign that vividly presents the 1988 case as a human rights issue that matters to all Iranians rather than a political issue that benefits only those opposition groups whose members were executed. We need to write op-eds in newspapers, both local and national, in Persian and in the major languages of the world, without hyperbole or generalizations. We need to have professional-looking websites that disseminate information on this topic. We need to talk to the journalists we know and ask them to cover this story, and if the journalists ask us for information, we need to have well-written resources to provide. We need to blog about 1988. Our academics need to write scholarly papers on the topic. We need to host conferences on the issue. In short, we need to make sure that we shatter the pervasive silence of the past twenty years.
• Telling our representatives: An important part of our information campaign needs to focus on our elected representatives at every level of government. Through meetings with representatives and candidates, letter writing, and through the use of our emerging diaspora lobby groups, we first need to inform the leaders of the countries in which we live about the atrocity that occurred in1988 and its importance to the Iranian community. We then need to demandaction from these governments, letting them know that they will only have our votes if they seriously address our concerns in this regard. Government action can come in many forms. For example, we can request that our governments formally recognize the 1988 massacre as crimes against humanity.
The mere act of recognition by a foreign government will surely get Tehran's attention.We can ask that our governments insist on tough human rights pre-conditions in all future dealings with Iran, namely an independent investigation of the 1988 massacre. We can also demand that our governments use any legal mechanism available to them, be it through the exercise of "universal jurisdiction" or other means, to threaten the perpetrators of the 1988 massacre with arrest and prosecution.
• Pressuring the human rights organizations: It is baffling that two of the world's most powerful human rights organizations, Amnesty International andHuman Rights Watch, have simply never written full reports on a crime as widespread as the 1988 extermination campaign. To give credibility to our cause, this needs to change. What is needed here is public pressure on these organizations and their Iran researchers in the form of letters, emails, and phone calls, asking them take up the case more seriously. Instead of blaming and condemning them for their failure up until now, it is important to convince them that their investigation would alleviate some the suffering of the victims' families and would have a positive impact on Iran's political culture. If they are unwilling to pursue the case, we need to ask for clear reasons. If they say that they will consider it, we need to follow up. Persistence is the key in this regard.
• Consulting with other communities and learning from their experience:
There is a wealth of knowledge and experience among various communities about how to deal with human rights atrocities. Those of us in the Iranian human rights community should form alliances with such groups and learn about their successes and failures. For example, we may attempt to learn from the Chilean example, where brave activists began documenting the atrocities of the Pinochet regime back in the bleak days of the 1970's when there was little hope for change. Though the Chileans were never successful in obtaining a conviction against Pinochet while he was still alive, they scored a major victory in 1998 when Pinochet was arrested in England on a Spanish warrant for human rights crimes. With their tireless efforts, the lawyers and activists ensured that the former dictator's last days were spent in real fear of prosecution. A different yet equally instructive example is to be found in neighboring Argentina. There, the famed "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo"began their struggle in the 1970's against the military junta that had abducted their children in the brutal Dirty War. Their protests continue to this day, though the Dirty War is long over and the military junta is gone. The Mothers have had many successes and some failures. Their model is also one that we ought to study in closer depth.
• Gathering the evidence and preparing for prosecution: Even if we had ready access to the 1988 culprits, the prospects of prosecutions in the near future areslim. Simply put, at the moment, with the Islamic government firmly in control of Iran, it is not clear where any claim against the perpetrators of the 1988 crimes could be brought. The Iranian Judiciary, itself a tool of Iranian government repression, will not pursue this case. The newly-established International Criminal Court lacks jurisdiction to address the issue for a variety of legal reasons. Moreover, the national courts around the world are reluctant to make use of the notion of universal jurisdiction to prosecute individuals for crimes committed in another country.
• We should not be deterred, however, by the current absence of a proper venue. For now, we should focus on preparing a case, with an eye towards a future opportunity to present the evidence in an Iranian, foreign, or international court. What is currently needed is for an organization to compile all documents and testimony from all survivors, victims' families, any perpetrator who is willing to speak (perhaps with the hope of future amnesty), any current or former official who may have inside knowledge of the massacre (such as Ayatollah Montazeri), and any other person willing to come forward with relevant information. We will need to hold meetings between lawyers who have expertise in various jurisdictions to discuss possible legal theories. The preparation of documents and evidence will of course facilitate any future prosecution. But it will also assist in the information campaign and lobbying efforts I have outlined above.
Obtaining justice in the 1988 case will require a sustained and serious effort from the human rights community. Much groundwork needs to be laid before we can even seriously begin the project of prosecuting the responsible parties. Two decades have already passed without any serious action on these crimes against humanity. In these two decades, memories have faded and evidence has been lost. We need to get to work. There is no time to waste.
(1)1367 in the Iranian calendar.
(2) A copy of the order pertaining to the Mojahedin is now widely available.
(3) Combatant against God.
(4) Apostate.
(5) Hypocrite.
(6)Those responsible for mass killings.
WHAT IS IRAN TRIBUNAL?
Iran People's Tribunal (Iran Tribunal), is a grassroots initiative inspired by the irresistible demands for justice by the so-called Mothers of Khavaran, mourning the loss of their children in the 1980s mass-executions. A remarkable expression of legal pluralism, it was an occupation of a normative lacuna by a sizeable individuals composed of families of political prisoners executed in 1980s and survivors of this human tragedy, taking justice into their own hands.
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10 Paul McCartney Songs To Prep You For His New Album Drop Friday
By: Barry Lenser
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It's so easy to take Paul McCartney for granted and think he'll always be around. Even at a time when the deaths of many legendary figures—David Bowie, Prince, Chuck Berry, Tom Petty, and now Aretha Franklin—are fresh in the collective memory, it still requires effort to imagine a world without Paul. Just watch him on Carpool Karaoke. He's so youthful and energetic! The man's 76, going on 26! He's not leaving us anytime soon!
I hope that's the case, forestalling the future that music critic Steven Hyden considers in his recent book, "Twilight of the Gods," about the eventual extinction of classic rockers like Paul. In the meantime, let's just be thankful that the Cute Beatle is still very much alive, and still making music, touring, and using his prolific, otherworldly talents to bring joy to this world. He's a gift from above. Even jokes about him are the best.
With that in mind and with Paul's next studio album, "Egypt Station," set for release on September 7, I've compiled a list of "10 Paul McCartney Songs You Should Like." Two quick notes: 1) This is an appreciation of Paul's work outside of the Beatles. There's nothing by the Fab Four here. 2) I deliberately excluded Paul's most popular and successful solo/Wings material.
You probably don't need to be told that you should like "Maybe I'm Amazed," "Band on the Run," "Live and Let Die," and so on. Instead, this list includes deep cuts, lesser-known singles, and a few personal favorites, with at least one song from every decade of Paul's post-Beatles career. Arranged chronologically, it's meant to be an overview, even if it's strongly weighted toward Paul's vintage 1970s output.
Now to the music.
'Every Night' ('McCartney,' 1970)
"Maybe I'm Amazed" towers above everything else off "McCartney," Paul's homespun debut solo record, but don't overlook "Every Night." It's a touching and understated acoustic love song in which Paul paints a picture of his depression as the Beatles splintered (a lot of getting drunk and sleeping in) and his reliance on "the Lovely Linda" for stability and healing.
"But tonight I just want to stay in and be with you," he sings. The chorus of "woos" that follows is irresistible.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=WAWh4JWGnUM
'Monkberry Moon Delight' ('Ram,' 1971)
"Monkberry Moon Delight" is not easy to pin down or classify. It's a total madhouse of surrealist imagery and untamed vocals that still manages to work as a song. Over a darkly rollicking, piano-driven tune, Paul howls at the moon about "a piano up my nose," "the horrible sound of tomato," and plenty of other nonsense. The man sounds off his rocker, especially in the way he strains to hold out notes. It's a memorizing performance and one of numerous reasons to listen to Paul's second post-Beatles album, "Ram."
'Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five' ('Band on the Run,' 1973)
The first half of "Band on the Run" contains the album's most popular offerings, but its best song doesn't arrive until the very end. The dramatic closer "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five" is a masterpiece.
It fires on all cylinders: that piano hook that won't let you go, the loopy effects, the abrupt tempo changes, the massive instrumental buildup and climax, and the bookending reprise of "Band on the Run." It's a thoroughly cinematic creation that puts you in mind of a sci-fi movie from a bygone era. "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five" may just be the coolest song that Paul has ever recorded.
'Magneto and Titanium Man' ('Venus and Mars,' 1975)
Yes, it's goofy. Yes, it's frivolous. Yes, it's the kind of song that Paul's critics over the years have cited as evidence of his intellectual shallowness. None of that matters. Every time I listen to "Magneto and Titanium Man" and hear Paul's silly story about comic book villains and a robbery, I get the same instant buzz.
It's an insanely catchy little ditty highlighted by a wonderful array of vocal parts (oohs, aahs, doos, etc.) that lend so much color and buoyancy to the song. Sometimes it's okay to say yes to Paul's lightweight indulgences.
"Letting Go," the subsequent track on "Venus and Mars," is also worth your time.
'Beware My Love' ('Wings at the Speed of Sound,' 1976)
"Beware My Love" is a major outlier on "Wings at the Speed of Sound." Best known for "Silly Love Songs" and "Let 'Em In," the 1976 Wings album doesn't exactly excel at getting one's blood pumping. It's pretty soft, pretty cheesy, pretty midtempo. And then there's the urgent and forceful rock of "Beware My Love," which sounds like a war zone by comparison.
On the strength of Paul's gritty lead vocal, Jimmy McCulloch's guitar heroics, and a bracing conclusion, it hits hard and brings the intensity. I recommend this live rendition from the "Rockshow" concert movie, which dispenses with the studio version's unnecessary intro and showcases Paul in all of his gaudy mid-'70s splendor.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BU4JjzkFx-w
'What's That You're Doing?' ('Tug of War,' 1982)
In a better world, this would be the Paul McCartney-Stevie Wonder collaboration that people know, not "Ebony and Ivory." In a better world, this would flat-out be one of Paul's most popular songs. "What's That You're Doing?" is six-plus minutes of lusty, propulsive, sweat-drenched electro-funk glory that just doesn't quit.
Even with that running time, it doesn't overstay its welcome, as the groove keeps firing and the energy keeps coming (I especially dig the shout-out to the Beatles toward the end). The song is simply too much fun and too memorable to be a relative unknown in Paul's body of work.
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'Beautiful Night' ('Flaming Pie,' 1997)
In my view, the most emotionally powerful moment of Paul's post-Beatles career comes about halfway through "Beautiful Night," a lovely piano-and-strings ballad off "Flaming Pie." Although it dates back to the mid '80s, the song wasn't officially released until 1997, several years into Linda McCartney's battle with breast cancer.
"So let me be there/Let me be there/Let me be there with you in the dead of the night," Paul sings, as the George Martin-conducted orchestra takes flight. It's hard not to hear those words as anything but a desperate prayer for his wife and himself. It's devastating. Linda died the following year, and the effect is only partially blunted by the song's rousing, celebration-of-life outro (which features Ringo Starr on vocals).
'No Other Baby' ('Run Devil Run,' 1999)
After Linda's death, Paul's next project was "Run Devil Run," a superb album of mostly 1950s rock 'n' roll covers plus a few originals. These songs had shaped Paul's creative imagination as a young man.
The best of the bunch is "No Other Baby," which Paul and former Pink Floyd member David Gilmour transformed from a jaunty skiffle tune into a tender and stately electric-guitar ballad. Think Roy Orbison, but updated.
Once again, it's obvious that all of Paul's thoughts and emotions are trained on Linda. "I don't want no other baby but you," he affirms. The depth of feeling really comes through when he lets loose on his vocal. That man can sing!
'Fine Line' ('Chaos and Creation in the Backyard,' 2005)
"Chaos and Creation in the Backyard" is Paul's finest record of the twenty-first century, thanks in large part to the production work and exacting standards of Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich. Most notably, Godrich persuaded Paul to play almost all of the instruments on the album. The collaboration led to some friction between the two, but the outcome was a very disciplined and cohesive set of songs.
Right out of the gate is the excellent "Fine Line," a piano-powered mover with enough bounce and orchestral energy to convince you it's a lost ELO cut. Maybe Paul was just returning the favor for all those times Jeff Lynne and company had borrowed from the Beatles.
'Cut Me Some Slack' ('Sound City: Real to Reel,' 2013)
The Grammy-winning "Cut Me Some Slack" resulted from a jam session between Paul and the three living members of Nirvana. It's a solid track, rocking heavy and hard, with obvious nods to "Helter Skelter." The real joy, though, lies in seeing this unlikely supergroup assembled together and playing the song live. Watch below.
There's bassist Krist Novoselic on one side and guitarist Pat Smear on the other. There's Paul deploying his classic rock 'n' roll scream and soloing on a funky cigar-box guitar. Right behind him is Dave Grohl doing exactly what God put him on this earth to do.
It's an awesome sight all around, but I especially love the shots of Paul and Grohl together. Two lovable and chummy music legends using their combined prowess to spread the gospel of rock 'n' roll. Amen to that.
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Great Britain, the Jews and Palestine: How America was Dragged into World War One by the Zionist Lobby. By Sameul Landman. This astonishing booklet, written by one of Britain's leading Zionists in the 1930s, shows how the Zionist lobby manipulated America into the First World War against Germany in exchange for the promise to give Palestine to the Jews as a homeland.
"The only way to induce the American President to come into the War was to secure the co-operation of Zionist Jews by promising them Palestine, and thus enlist and mobilize the hitherto unsuspectedly powerful forces of Zionist Jews in America and elsewhere in favor of the Allies on a quid pro quo contract basis."
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APPENDIX II: Extract from Preamble to, and Specific Articles of, the Palestine Mandate referring to the Jewish National Home.
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Il Monte Còccaro è una montagna dell'isola d'Elba.

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Situata nella parte occidentale dell'isola, fa parte della catena del Monte Capanne e raggiunge un'altezza di 422 metri sul livello del mare.
La vetta si trova tra il Monte Cenno e le Piane alla Sughera. Il toponimo deriva dall'elbano còccaro o còcchero, nel senso di «vetta appuntita». Nel Catasto leopoldino del 1840 è attestato come Còcchero, mentre localmente è pure noto come Chiòccolo.

Ambiente
La vegetazione è caratterizzata dalla presenza di Erica arborea, Arbutus unedo e Cistus monspeliensis.

Bibliografia
 Silvestre Ferruzzi, Signum, Pisa 2010

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 Isola d'Elba
 Campo nell'Elba

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Early returns Tuesday night showed that critics of COVID-19 reopening policies and critical race theory made headway in school board elections nationwide.
Conservatives now have a majority of the Carroll Independent School District in the wealthy Dallas suburb of Southlake, where parents previously led an electoral revolt against a proposed racial equity curriculum this spring.
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The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear a case from a Catholic hospital challenging a ruling that forces it to sterilize patients through gender transition surgery.
Evan Minton, a patient seeking uterus removal surgery as part of the gender transition process, will be allowed to go forward with suing the Mercy San Juan Medical Center for canceling the surgery.
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Commentary: The Wall Street Journal's Shabby Rebuttal of Trump Settles Nothing
President Trump's October 28 letter to the Wall Street Journal detailing some of his complaints about the 2020 election and the Journal's editorial comment on it the following day clearly reveal the shortcomings of both sides of this argument. But the important thing to note is that there are two sides to the argument over the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election result.
The prolonged and intensive effort in which the Wall Street Journal has eagerly participated, to suppress and throttle the merest suggestion of illegitimacy surrounding the 2020 election result, has failed. It has always been understandable why there would be a great body of opinion that would wish to suppress any consideration of the question. It is a sobering and demoralizing thing to imagine that the vastly important process of choosing the president of the United States could possibly be an erroneous or even a fraudulent process.
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Radical Left-Wing Billionaire Funding Hunter Biden Art Shows, Raising Ethical Concerns
The latest round of art shows featuring paintings and other artwork by Hunter Biden are being funded by a radical far-left billionaire with a history of political activism, according to the Daily Caller.
An exhibition of Biden's work took place on October 1st at the Milk Studios in Los Angeles; Milk Studios is owned by billionaire businessman Moishe Mana. Mana has repeatedly donated to the Democratic Party, and was also behind several vulgar art displays with political messages behind them, including an infamous nude sculpture of President Donald Trump.
Between 2015 and 2018, Mana donated over $115,000 to the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and various Democratic candidates around the country. He was a donor and strategist on the 2016 presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton, and co-hosted a fundraiser for Clinton in the closing weeks of the election where he auctioned off artwork to support her bid for president. One of Mana's most infamous stunts was his public offer of $2,000,000 to a charity of then-candidate Donald Trump's choice if he released his tax returns.
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Federal Judge Blocks Hospital System from Placing Unvaccinated Workers on Unpaid Leave
A federal judge blocked a Chicago-based hospital system from allegedly putting unvaccinated workers with religious exemptions on unpaid administrative leave.
According to the Epoch Times, more than a dozen workers at NorthShore hospital in Chicago filed a lawsuit arguing that the vaccine mandate was making them choose between their religion or their job.
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NBC's Ken Dilanian Reports Gun Dealer to Secret Service For Selling 'Let's Go Brandon' AR-15 Safety Selectors
An NBC reporter said Monday that he has contacted the Secret Service about a gun dealer's anti-Biden weapons parts. As Joe Biden sinks in the polls, multiple gun dealers appear to be capitalizing on his unpopularity to sell weapons parts and ammunition.
The dealers, according to NBC News's "Fusion" Ken Dilanian, are "using a right-wing slogan widely understood as code for profanity" to mock Biden, and sell gun supplies.
That slogan—"Let's Go Brandon"—"isn't actually about supporting a guy named Brandon," NPR explained in a hard-hitting investigative report this past weekend. The publicly-funded radio organization spilled the beans on what the phrase actually means: "it's a euphemism that many people in conservative circles are using in place of saying, 'F*** Joe Biden.'"
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UPDATE: College Republicans Can Now Sell 'Back the Blue' Apparel, But Only to Members
Campus Reform reported earlier this month on the denial of a "Back the Blue" shirt designed by the College Republicans chapter at Ohio Northern University.
ONU College Republicans president Madeline Markwood submitted a shirt design to the university's Communications and Marketing Department with the pro-police phrase printed on the sleeve and a Thin Blue Line flag printed on the back.
The department denied Markwood's submission because other schools have had to "retract and apologize" for similar initiatives.
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'America Is Back': Biden Unveils Sweeping Oil, Gas Regulations That Would Cut Methane Emissions by 41 Million Tons
The Biden administration rolled out broad new regulations that it said will substantially reduce U.S. methane emissions within 15 years.
The sweeping regulations would cut methane emissions, which account for roughly 10% of the greenhouse gasses emitted by the U.S., by 41 million tons between 2023 and 2035, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Tuesday. Such a reduction is equivalent to 920 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, or the amount emitted by all cars and commercial aircraft in 2019.
"As global leaders convene at this pivotal moment in Glasgow for COP26, it is now abundantly clear that America is back and leading by example in confronting the climate crisis with bold ambition," EPA Administrator Michael Regan said in a statement.
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New Poll: 44 Percent of Democrats, Democratic-Leaning Independents Don't Want Biden in 2024
Apoll released Monday shows that 44% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents want a Democratic nominee other than President Biden to run for the White House in 2024.
The results come amid sinking job-approval ratings for Biden, including those in the new national poll, by NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist.
The poll showed 44% of Americans approve of the job Biden is doing as president and 49% disapprove. The numbers compare to 45% approve/46% disapprove in the group's October poll.
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'What Were You Thinking?': State National School Boards Association Members Slammed Letter to White House About Domestic Terrorist Parents
State members of the National School Boards Association slammed the organization following its letter addressed to President Joe Biden's administration that compared parental concern at school board meetings to actions of "domestic terrorists," according to emails obtained by Parents Defending Education through a public records request.
Emails between Delaware, Florida and Ohio school board officials and National School Boards Association (NSBA) leadership showed the discontent its state members had with how the national organization handled the letter and the claims it made. The NSBA sent a letter on Sept. 29 that asked President Joe Biden's administration to use federal legislation, such as the PATRIOT Act, to stop threats and violence in public schools toward school board members over actions that could be "the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes."
On Oct. 10, Devin Sheehan, a regional director for the NSBA, sent a letter to executive directors to "compile any concerns, thoughts or recommendations" from its northeast region state board associations, according to the emails.
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Commentary: Democrat Spending Bill Taxes the Rich and the Poor
"No one got everything they wanted, including me, but that's what compromise is. That's consensus. And that's what I ran on."
That was President Joe Biden on Oct. 28 unveiling his latest $1.75 trillion spending bill—watered down from $3.5 trillion after Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) refused to budge on the topline number—that Congress is expected to vote on this week.
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Pennsylvania Democratic Lawmaker Would Permit Voters to Fix Signatures on Mail-In Ballots
November 3, 2021 November 2, 2021 Bradley Vasoli
A Pennsylvania legislator is in the process of introducing a package of election-reform bills, one of which would let voters adjust their signatures on their mail-in ballots when election officials identify problems with those signatures.
State Rep. Regina G. Young (D-Philadelphia) reasoned that it is common for an individual's signature to vary over the years. County boards of elections nonetheless presently have the prerogative to void a mail-in ballot if the signature on that ballot fails to match the signature the county has on file for the voter.
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Pennsylvania Republican Lawmaker: Election Integrity Belongs in the Workplace Too
Pennsylvania state Rep. Torren Ecker (R-Abbottstown) believes the guarantee of free and fair elections with secret balloting belongs not only in contests for public office but in votes over labor representation.
This week, he announced plans to introduce an amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution intended to cement that guarantee in the Keystone State in anticipation of federal legislation aiming to strengthen labor unions.
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Gov. Whitmer Asks Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association to Refund $5 Billion to Ratepayers
November 3, 2021 November 2, 2021 The Center Square
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is calling for the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association to refund $5 billion in surplus funds to Michigan automotive insurance customers.
"My office recently reviewed the Annual Report of the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) to the Legislature issued in September 2021," the governor wrote in a Nov. 1 letter addressed to R. Kevin Clinton, MCCA executive director. "The report stated that the MCCA had a surplus of $2.4 billion at the end of 2020. In your annual statement issued on June 30, 2021, the surplus is now $5 billion. I am calling on you today to refund money to Michiganders."
The governor attributes the surplus to the bipartisan Senate Bill 1 insurance reform bill she signed in May 2019. Provisions of the bill include:
Guaranteeing lower rates for drivers for eight years;
Giving people the choice to pick their own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) options with coinciding PIP rate reductions, offering unlimited coverage (at least 10% PIP reduction), $500,000 coverage (at least 20% PIP reduction), $250K coverage (at least 35% PIP reduction), $50,000 coverage for Medicaid eligible recipients (at least 45% PIP reduction), or a complete opt out for seniors or anyone with sufficient private insurance (100% PIP reduction).
Increasing consumer protections by banning companies from using the following non-driving factors to set rates: ZIP code, credit score, gender, marital status, occupation, educational attainment, and homeownership.
Setting fee schedules for hospitals and providers to prevent overcharging for auto-related injuries.
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Q: BIOS detects a HHD but Windows doesn't I know there are several similar questions already, but this case is a little... special
I have 2 HHDs connected with SATA, one has Windows, and the other is just for backup.
Originally, the one had Windows was labeled as C:, and the other was D:.
One day, my Windows boot file have been corrupted, so I messed up with my disks...
During that, I noticed the two drives' labels was swapped, so I unplugged the backup drive and re-labeled the one that has Windows as C: again.
I successfully recovered the boot file, but after that, Windows fails to recognize the backup drive. It's not showing anywhere, such as disk manager, storage space, diskpart / list disk, etc. But the BIOS sees it.
I guess it's because I didn't label it from C: to another before unplugging it.
Could it be the reason? How can I fix it?

A: Did you clone the drives? It's possible that the drives have the same signature, and if that's the case, Windows will only recognize one drive. To fix that, normally you can go into diskpart and check for unique device, however if it's not showing up in diskpart, or if you didn't clone the drive, either way, download AOMEI Partition Assistant (free). Try to assign a drive letter there. It will at least tell you what it sees in the system. It's like diskpart on steroids. If it doesn't show the drive when you run the program, use it to make "bootable media" aka a bootable flash drive, then boot to that and check things out. If both drives don't show up in the bootable flash drive, then it's something more advanced, but we can cross that bridge if we come to it.
Labeling the disk does not matter to the system. You can label all drives the same label and they should all still show up. I'm thinking it's either a duplicate drive signature, or something else with the partitions. Either way, AOMEI PA or any other 3rd party partition software should give you more details and show what's going on.
If AOMEI PA doesn't even see the drive... is the drive plugged in via SATA, or is there a RAID controller, etc? Make sure your chipset software & drivers are up-to-date so that everything detects as it should. Microsoft has been doing a lot of changes lately with Windows and some of the changes can break things. I had to reinstall my SATA drivers the other day after the latest Windows update.
If still no luck, feel free to comment and I'll help.

A: After several reboots, at some point it was being correctly detected as D: again now... I don't know why but I guess I'll take it

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East Greenland: Alexander Huber and Co. pluck the day
Sometimes climate change puts a spoke in adventurer's wheel. Actually, German top climber Alexander Huber and his teammates from East Tyrol, Mario Walder, Bruno Schneider and Christian Zenz, had planned this summer to free climb the South Face of Tupilak in East Greenland, 16 years after the first ascent. "This is an absolutely awesome, steep wall," says Alexander. "But we have not even got there. It was impossible to walk 40 to 50 km to the mountain without the use of sledges." The bare glacier ice without snow cover and the small stones on it had wrecked the Pulkas, the plastic sledges, within only one third of the distance. The four climbers had taken their skis in vain.
Alexander Huber had already visited East Greenland last year, but in another season. "You just cannot imagine in arctic winter that everything is completely free of snow in summer. This shows quite clearly the effect of climate change", tells me the 47-year-old, the younger of the two Huber brothers. "It's very unusual that the zero-degree line in Greenland is permanently at a height of 2500 to 3000 meters."
Attractive alternative destination
Ritterknecht
Huber and Co. re-planned without further ado and decided upon an attempt on the East Pillar of the 2020-meter-high Ritterknecht, which many climbers know under the Danish name Rytterknægten. The distinctive mountain in the so-called "Schweizerland" (Swiss land) was first climbed in 1938 by an expedition of the "Academic Alpine Club Zurich". The group led by climber André Roch had scaled more than a dozen peaks in East Greenland for the first time. Alexander had picked up the East Pillar as a possible goal last year. "That was part of the motivation to start the journey. A 1000-meter-high pillar with an impressive massive shape. Of course, it's an attractive goal for an alpinist to climb such a pillar." Huber found out that apparently no one had climbed it so far. "We made a first ascent of this pillar, which was a great thing."
Made what was possible
Successful team: Schneider, Huber, Zenz, Walder (f.l.t.r.)
Within 24 hours the quartet climbed via the pillar to the summit and back to their camp on the glacier. It was "a powerful ascent," Mario Walder wrote in his expedition report. The climbers called their new route "Carpe diem", what literally means "Pluck the day". The motto also applies to the expedition, says Alexander Huber: "We have used and enjoyed our chances. We have just done what was possible and accepted it contendedly." The climbers were on the way for three weeks. The special attraction of an expedition to the Arctic lies in the "absolute remoteness," says Alexander. "An Inuit has led us to the end of the fjord. And from that moment we were the only people who were traveling in this mountainous region."
Immediately prior to departure from Iceland to Greenland Alexander Huber was informed about the 16-meter fall of his brother Thomas from a rock face in the Berchtesgaden region. "For me this was quite a dramatic moment, because I did not know whether I should set off or not. Before I flew, I wanted to know that he was alright." Although Thomas – as reported – got off lightly, Alexander was shocked.: "Things like that bring to your mind how vulnerable you are as a human."
P.S. Alexander Huber has just returned from the rocky mountain massif Picos de Europa in northern Spain. There he and his German climbing partner Fabian Buhl succeeded in free climbing the classic route "Suenos de invierno" (Winter Dreams) on the 2518-meter-high Naranjo de Bulnes for the first time – within nine hours. The Spanish climbers who had done the first ascent of the route in winter 1983 had spent a total of 69 days in the wall.
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Robert Jasper: "Like a jewel in a treasure box"
He himself was the most dangerous polar bear in Greenland. Whenever the German extreme climber Robert Jasper pitched up his tent last summer during his one-month solo expedition in the eternal ice, he built a protective fence against polar bears around it.
Fiennes stopped on Aconcagua by his back
Is he really getting old after all? Sir Ranulph Fiennes has back trouble. Britain's best-known adventurer had to be flown off from Aconcagua by a rescue helicopter at the beginning of the week. On the highest mountain of South America, the 72-year-old suffered from so bad back pain that he could not continue his ascent to the highest point on 6,962 meters.
Thomas Ulrich ends solo trip in the Arctic
The man took me to the North Pole six years ago. Thus I owe Thomas Ulrich a lot. At the time of our last degree expedition, the 47-year-old adventurer from Switzerland proved to be a prudent and motivating expedition leader.
Sir Edmund Hillary (1919-2008)
"You don't have to be a fantastic hero to do certain things – to compete. You can be just an ordinary chap, sufficiently motivated."
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