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Social Networks Aren't Social
September 25, 2008 by jeremy
Social networks are not really social—they're informational. While they may appear to be social, and perhaps we flock to them and participate in them because we feel a need to socially connect, the real currency is information. Whereas we might go to a bar, a cocktail party or a dinner and spend 90% of our time talking about things that are not important to us, just to maintain and keep alive that social 'space', and 10% exchanging really usable and useful information, online the percentages are probably inverted.
Looking at my Facebook inbox, the last 10 exchanges have been about arranging to meet a professional acquaintance who is about to move to Indonesia, chatting with a casual acquaintance about why they're quitting their job, getting information from a professional acquaintance about her deleted blog, a request to appear on a radio show from a close friend, offering advice to a professional acquaintance about furthering their career, requesting help from a professional acquaintance about interviewing her boss, and then a handful of inconsequential exchanges with friends and semi-friends. These exchanges are data-rich, in the words of Edward Tufte, whereas the average real-world conversation is much less so.
(I'm not talking about enjoyability here, and this is not to say that social interaction isn't important. They're of course more fun—it's really hard to get drunk with someone on Facebook—and In many ways the data that comes out is more useful, because it comes after vital 'social greasing'—wine, song, ambience, comfort, shared intimacies—that lubricate the lips. I'm just talking ratios.)
This all sprung to mind reading some great notes that Ethan Zuckerman is taking at Picnic08, who quotes from a panel discussion that includes Linda Stone, Jyri Engeström, Matt Jones, Addy Feuerstein and Philip Rosedale. Jones, the founder (should that be foundr?) of Dopplr, reckons we should let go of the idea of friendship in many social tools and just focus on the exchange of information:
He quotes Merlin Mann, who describes the new feature on FriendFeed which allows you to pretend to follow a friend so you won't create an awkward social situation, "This is a major breakthrough in the make-believe friendship space." There are many rich ways we can build social relationships online, but we'd do better to focus on the information we already exchange, the "wear we leave on social objects", rather than forcing make-believe friendship.
I reckon he's right on the money there. Many of us try to create a distinction between Facebook friends and LinkedIn friends, but it's getting harder and harder. I keep Facebook only for those people I've met, but increasingly, as my tight network of friends new and old thins out the people I'm adding are loose acquaintances.
The relationship we have is based on trust—after all we knew each other, once—but the usefulness trumps the warm fuzziness. We hope to make use of our renewed acquaintance, and. perhaps, we're not so shy about exploiting it.
This was what I thought would happen on LinkedIn. My policy there was to add pretty much anyone who wasn't trying to sell me life insurance, a house or a bank. But at least for me it hasn't really worked. Being LinkedIn buddies doesn't really seem to be enough to create a connection through which business can flow. (This despite, theoretically, everyone wanting to know a journalist if only so they can pimp their product.)
The bottom line? I don't think make-believe friendship works, and I think social networks will fail if they focus on that. It's not about finding new friends. It's about facilitating the exchange of information through existing ones: sharing websites, job offers, invitations, photos, whatever will help or entertain your friends and acquaintances.
Of course, friendships are strengthened through these exchanges, but it's not the 'friending' that is doing it, it's the information.
…My heart's in Accra » Picnic08 – The future of social networks
PS Just spotted this from David Weinberger: "But sites like Facebook aren't about information. They're about self, others, and the connections among them." Sounds like we're not in agreement, but I'd say we are: information, in this case, is talking about the personal data one puts up on these sites. I'm talking about the information that is exchanged on these sites: the trading that takes place, the process. The difference is between the photos a hairdresser puts in his window display and what actually goes on inside the barber.
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Bookmarks Are Dead. Long Live Bookmarks
August 1, 2008 by jeremy
Interesting post by Mathew Ingram over at the Globe and Mail on the new-look del.icio.us. His conclusion: great, but who bookmarks anymore?
I got all shirty at first, but actually he's right. It's not that people don't bookmark, it's that the purpose of bookmarking is less obvious now than it used to be.
The point of bookmarking stuff is, presumably, to
save stuff you want to go back to
save stuff you want to share
save stuff you don't want to forget exists
save stuff in a place alongside similar stuff
save stuff as a regular port of call
These have all changed in recent years.
RSS killed the bookmark
5. has largely been taken over by RSS. Why visit a website when it will come to you?
Sharing killed the bookmark
2. can be better shared via Google Reader—sort of—but now increasingly in things like Twitter, Facebook and FriendFeed. And of course StumbleUpon, digg.com etc. We are more interested in just pushing stuff out there in a timely fashion—no use in sharing something if everyone else already knows about it. These links are as likely to be fat cat videos or news stories as much as services, products and more 'permanent' links.
Which leaves what?
1. and 3. are slightly similar. But saving something you won't forget and something you will are slightly different—the difference between putting car keys somewhere you wont' forget them, as opposed to putting car keys somewhere so you remember you have a car.
An online equivalent is your bank account website, say: You're unlikely to forget you have a bank account, but you might forget the address—or hate typing in the address again. Whereas a cool new tool for collecting the email addresses of people who share your middle name might sound like something worth visiting again, but chances are you'll forget it exists unless you save it somewhere.
So, saving something you go back to regularly makes sense as an in-house bookmark. I use the bookmarks toolbar in Firefox for these links (removing the name to save space):
and then I use the Google Browser Sync to make sure these look the same over different browsers. (Although I just noticed that it's no longer available for download. What happened there?)
So that's 1. dealt with. But this doesn't really make sense more infrequent bookmarks, or bookmarks you'd just like to check out at some future date. The screen real-estate is finite, after all.
This is where I think bookmarking becomes more of a useful service. And tagging. But it still doesn't work that well. Tagging is a great tool—and del.icio.us has made it much easier by suggesting tags for things—but I still find navigating my own tags too time-consuming a task. And adding them into clouds etc just seems like something someone else should be doing for me.
This is where we also get onto 4.—saving stuff so that it ends up alongside similar stuff. What I mean by this is that we may not be able to remember all the social tools we've come across that allow us to, say converse with other people who share the same middle name, but we know we saved it somewhere. So when we add another bookmark we want to be able to be sure that it somehow connects to those other bookmarks we've saved, but quickly and without too much pain.
An option here is PersonalBrain, which is another way to save bookmarks in a way that makes not only finding them easier, but also guarantees, through the web-like links, that you'd find connections with other bookmarks (or bits of information) that you've saved:
But it's not perfect. Like del.icio.us, it requires pruning and management, and while it's easier enough to add links—just drag 'em in—it's not as fast as one would like.
Indeed, I suspect that what we're really talking about is speed. We want to be able to save stuff in a way that makes search and retrieval fast and painless. We want to be able to find what we're looking for, and also be reminded that something is there for us to find.
Hence the Google solution, or the ask-my-buddies-on-twitter solution that a lot of Mathew's commenters have talked about.
Perhaps the real change we're talking about is the one that twitter has wrought. On the one hand it's forced us to be more concise. It's also enabled us to quickly communicate with a select crowd—the people we commune with on twitter—who are, at least for now, as cooperative and helpful as the early denizens of the net. So why bother rooting through your del.icio.us tags when you can tap into the wisdom of the twitter crowd?
That is what these services—and products like PersonalBrain—have to compete with. I'm guessing that what will evolve is a combined service where a request that is sent via twitter—anyone remember the name of that service that lets you talk to people with the same middle name?—would simultaneously search your own databases of links and saved data: your Google Reader shared items, your del.icio.us tags, your browsing history, your friends' browsing history and tags. The answers—automated, human–would merge together and the results would organize themselves into a list.
Which might itself become a new form of content.
So, in short, bookmarks are dead, long live bookmarks. They are still the best signposts we have for getting around the web, but we have moved beyond the idea of needing to save them in some order. What we want know is to be able to find them quickly—and to be able to have what we find put in a broader context.
Does something like this exist already?
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The Revolutionary Back Channel
March 13, 2008 by jeremy
A tech conference appears to have marked yet another shift in the use of social tools to wrest control and flatten the playing field.
Dan Fost of Fortune calls it Conference 2.0 but I prefer the term (which Dan also uses): The Unconference Movement. (I prefer it because anything with 2.0 in it implies money; calling it a movement makes it sound more like people doing things because they want to.)
Dan summarizes what is being billed as a pivotal moment: an 'interview' session where columnist Sarah Lacy faces a growing discontent of the audience for her interview with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerburg. (You can see the interview here, and the comments are worth reading.)
Jeremiah Owyang pulls it altogether and tags it as a Groundswell, which happens to also be the name of a forthcoming book by his Forrester colleagues. A Groundswell, he says, is "a social trend in which people use technologies to get the things they need from each other, rather than from traditional institutions."
Shel Israel sees it as "revolutionary in the same way that American colonists wrested power from the British; that Gandhi did it with homespun cloth and boycotting British-supplied salt and in the same manner that students attempted to do it in America of the 60s."
Tools used: twitter, meebo.
What's interesting here is this:
Twitter has changed, at least for some people, from a presence/status tool ("doing the ironing in my underwear") to a communication tool ("@burlesque you were right to slap him. where's the altavista party?")
I must confess I haven't caught up with this trend. When I complained to a geek friend that tweets were no longer entertaining and now more likely to feel like eavesdrops on other people's conversations, he said that was the point. But it's not eavesdropping: these conversations are public and, by definition, open to including others.
Indeed, that's how, at SXSW, a lot of the parties and gatherings evolved: one tweet offering a party in an empty bar attracted 100 participants in minutes.
But we need to recognise this isn't for everyone. Twitter tools work great for people who share the same interests, or inhabit the same area. And the difference with Facebook here is instructive: Status messages are just that, while postings on friends' walls can be seen by other friends, which makes those messages social (while messages can't).
Which is more social? Facebook is a walled garden of trusted friends; Twitter is an anarchic network that allows users to hunt down new friends based on what they're talking about. In a way it's more like music taste-sharing sites like Last.fm than Facebook: I join a service like that not because I only want to hang out with the people I know, but to meet people I'll draw value from via a shared taste and interest.
So what else is worth noting from this 'Groundswell'?
Is this revolutionary? For those of us who have nodded off in presentations and dull panel discussions that could, for all the lack of connection with the audience, be on another planet, this can only be a good thing. Allowing the audience to participate is clearly a must, and any interviewer or moderator in that format who denies that is wasting a key resource: the audience.
That was always true, but the audience is not passive anymore: They have the tools to discuss and organize among themselves, and, in the case of the Facebook session, to fight back. It can get ugly (at times the video felt more like a mob lynching than a 'Groundswell', but after 45 minutes of poor questions, maybe my patience might have snapped too.)
I am not sure this is a revolution on the par of Shel's comparisons, but there are lots of things happening here. Destructive as it may appear on the video, this is actually an example of collaboration, however chaotic, and alliance-making, however brief, that is social media at its best. A group shared a technology that allowed them to communicate, and they collaborated. The mood of the room could be felt by those present. But the mood defined itself on the backchannel chat ("Am I the only one here who is finding the questions boring and irrelevant?") and then expressed itself vocally–one individual, initially, but supported by the applause of others in the face of the interviewer's defensiveness.
I'd love to think that audiences, with their collective knowledge, enthusiasm and, let's face it, investment in being there, can turn the traditional format of dominant speaker/moderator and appreciative but docile mass on its head. If that's a revolution then I'm up for it.
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What Probably Won't Happen in 2007
December 14, 2006 by jeremy
The BBC has asked me to make some predictions about the coming year, something I'm always loath to do because I seem to get it wrong. Anyway, here are my notes. They're based in part on my own bath-time musings, and partly inspired by the thoughts of others (tried to credit them where relevant.)
1999 just took longer than we thought, that's all
Web 2.0 is not just about AJAX, mashups, blogs and all that. It's about building a platform. That's now been done. All we need to do now is let people use it. That is already happening, but it will REALLY happen in 2007:
Delivery will get better
RSS will stop being something we have to keep explaining to people, because they'll be using it. It will be seamless — a way for anyone to join something, whether it's a newsletter, a service, a MySpace group. It will stop being known as Rich Site Syndication or Really Simple Syndication and be Really Simple, Stupid.
Content will get better
The real improvement in computers will be the rise of the dual- and four-core processor, i.e. one that uses more than one chip. Think of it as the computer having more than one brain. This will speed up, and make easier, the editing of video and other multimedia content. Our computer, in a word, will no longer be an expensive typewriter. With faster connection speeds, too, video will be the thing that really makes the Internet compelling to people who were previously uninterested. What we watch on YouTube will get better. Individuals will have their 15 megabytes of fame. But this will couple with a rise of content generated specifically for the Internet, further blurring the lines between TV and computer viewing. Silicon Valley is no longer a tech center, but a media one.
The demise of big software
The rise of online applications will in turn blur the distinction between what is going on in your computer and what is going on at the other end of the line — the server. Vista will seem more like a farewell than a big hello, as big software from big companies locking in users to specific ways of doing things will give way to open source alternatives like Ubuntu. Microsoft will fight this tooth and nail, but I'm sure they already know it.
The mainstreaming of social media
Web 2.0 is really all about breaking down barriers by making it easier to do stuff, and to mix it up with other people doing stuff. In a way what the Internet has always been about. Expect the influence of blogs to further pervade those last few citadels that have been resisting it, breaking down walls within organizations — internal blogs that flatten hierarchies and build up feedback mechanisms for employees to talk back to their bosses. Think government departments. Think universities, schools and anywhere else where hierarchies exist. This won't be a one way street: anonymous bloggers in places like Microsoft and China may find themselves outed and lynched.
The rise of the maven
As the Web gets bigger, Google will need to reinvent itself to keep up. Web 2.0 offers some great ways to find stuff through other means, leveraging the knowledge of others who have gone before. We will acknowledge the contribution, and marketers will acknowledge the power, of the maven: the person who seems to somehow know stuff, and is ready to share it. Tagging, blogging, and other social tools will be recognized as extremely powerful ways to do this.
The demise of the big computer
The cellphone will get better at what it does, and we'll grow to trust it more. We'll stop calling it a cellphone and just call it a wearable device, or something snazzier I can't think of right now. One day we'll think it quaint that we had to sit in one place to do stuff, or near an outlet, or within range of a WiFi signal. Cellphones don't have those limitations and this will start to hit home in 2007:
Teenagers will show us the way. Again
They're already sharing everything via Bluetooth, creating networks on the fly (that, incidentally, fly under the radars of commercial networks and marketers). They share videos, ringtones, songs, games, either by exchanging content or playing against each other.
Space-shifting
The cellphone has already redefined what space is, and that will continue. Sexual liaisons involving public figures will be recorded by one party as insurance against future hard times. Cellphone television will become more popular, not just because it's mobile but because it's personal, a time to be alone under the sheets, on a bus, waiting for a friend, stuck in traffic. Maybe not this year, but soon they'll be pluggable into the hotel TV. This is tied into the idea of personal space being something you control, either through presence, or through intermediary services where you only ever hand out personal details of your virtual self.
The End of the iPod
The iPod will decline in importance as the music-phone takes center stage. I didn't think this would happen because cellphone manufacturers mess up the software on the phone, but they're getting better at it. Even Nokia. So expect most people, starting with teenagers who don't want more than one gadget and probably can't afford them, to switch to one device. This will again throw open the mobile music/MP3/DRM debate, and iTunes will start to look a bit wobbly until Apple gets something sorted out so non-iPod users can download from the site easily and cheaply.
The downsides
It's not all fun and games. Bad things are going to continue to happen, and there's not much we can do about them. It's partly just the normal process of utopians being pushed aside by realists, but it's also about an ongoing debate about how to, or whether to, police a space that seems largely unpoliceable.
A dual identity crisis
Mainstream media's identity crisis will be compounded by an identity crisis among bloggers. The rise of pay-me blogging, where bloggers get paid for writing about specific companies or products, will lead to some scandals and make people explore more deeply the ethics of blogging, and how they're not that much different to the ethics developed by journalists over several hundred years. This won't however, lead to the demise of blogging, but the rise of a sort of online press corps, with its own associations and rules, both written and unwritten. Many bloggers will end up being journalists, and the best journalists will move effortlessly and happily through the blogosphere. Many already do.
Keep up, grandma
Things are moving so fast the slow will look like they're running backwards. If 2004-6 were anything to go by, 2007 will move quite quickly. Some folk I spoke to said that not much has popped up this year that's exciting, and that's true, in a boiling frog type way. It's the earth shifting that is changing, and we need to change with it. Young people just get it, but us digital immigrants need to not just learn the lingo but keep up with the fast-changing slang. Oh, and MySpace won't be the place to hang out in 2007; it'll begin to look like a sad school hall dance arranged by the teachers.
The Rise of the Snoop
We tend to make a distinction between these things, but they're actually all part of the same thing. Spam is getting worse, and it's not just an invasion of privacy but an invasion of our productivity (91% of email is spam.) Music and video files will also rise as vectors of trojans, malware and other PUPs. GPS devices married to phones will enable people to track their employees, spouses or offspring, and further empower stalkers. Cellphone monitoring devices like FlexiSpy will get better at distributing themselves, and will be powerful not just in the hands of eavesdropping acquaintances but identity thieves. The rise of virtual worlds will also lead to the rise of virtual identities and virtual identity theft, along the lines of CopyBot. Expect to see cellphone eavesdropping and data theft from cellphones to surge. And we'll start to realize that Google isn't as cuddly as it looks; it's a snoop, too.
Posted in Blogs, Bluetooth, Innovation, Interfaces, Internet life, Malware, Media, Phones, Podcast, PR, Privacy, Productivity, Scams, Security, Software, apps, Spam, Taxonomy, Wi Fi	| Tagged Blog, Blogger, China, GPS, hotel TV, intermediary services, iPod, Microsoft Vista, MYSPACE INC, one chip, online applications, online press corps, Social media, social tools, Ubuntu, wearable device, YouTube Inc	| 1 Comment
The BBC has asked me to make some predictions about the coming year, something I'm always loath to do because I seem to get it wrong. Anyway, here are my notes. They're based in part on my own bath-time musings, and partly inspired by the thoughts of others.
The real improvement in computers will be the rise of the dual- and four-core processor, i.e. one that uses more than one chip. Think of it as the computer having more than one brain. This will speed up, and make easier, the editing of video and other multimedia content. Our computer, in a word, will no longer be an expensive typewriter. With faster connection speeds, too, video will be the thing that really makes the Internet compelling to people who were previously uninterested. What we watch on YouTube will get better. Individuals will have their 15 megabytes of fame. But this will couple with a rise of content generated specifically for the Internet, further blurring the lines between TV and computer viewing. Silicon Valley is no longer a tech center, but a media one, as Andreas of the Economist told the .
Posted in Blogs, Bluetooth, Innovation, Interfaces, Internet life, Malware, Media, Phones, Podcast, PR, Privacy, Productivity, Scams, Security, Software, apps, Spam, Taxonomy, Wi Fi	| Tagged Blog, Blogger, China, Economist, GPS, hotel TV, intermediary services, iPod, Microsoft Vista, MYSPACE INC, one chip, online applications, online press corps, Social media, social tools, Ubuntu, wearable device, YouTube Inc


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Discussion in 'PC - Re-Logic' started by Redigit, Jun 28, 2015.
Just a few days to go, everyone. To help you get through the weekend, we would like to share our official 1.3 changelog. Of course, in true Re-Logic and Terraria tradition, we make no promises as to the completeness of this list - after all, Terraria is a game with exploration at its heart. So...you will just have to explore to find anything we might have "accidentally" omitted.
Should be a great week - see you soon!
Fixed bug where 'defeated golem' flag was passed into newly created worlds.
Multicore lighting will now be disabled for everyone, although you may reenable it in the settings.
Fixed an issue where users would be unable to invite eachother when in "Invite Only" mode.
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I'm sooooooo lumping hyped for this!!! Going to spam-play some Terraria all week!
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They did allow you to have another way to turn corrupted parts back into mud, though I'll assume it will be slow to occur.
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Yes!!!! The Hype is real! I was really hoping this was going to be released soon.
Is there a timeframe of when it will be released on the 30th?
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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh all the goodies !
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The hype is too much. I will be away from the forum for days once 1.3 drops.
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Close enough. Now if you'll excuse me, It's time for me to abandon thread.
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When chatting with other players using the Chat Bar, you can now link items by pressing Shift+Left Click on the item you wish to share.
Monsters may have a chance to spawn in usually-safe places, like your town/NPC housing.
Cultists will now begin to spawn outside the Dungeon after the player defeats The Golem. Defeating them will start the beginning of then end.
Snowball Launcher and Cannon have had their values adjusted .
Pigrons have appear in greater varieties.
Fixed a bug where a platforms could be used to create ultra-fast elevators.
Fixed bug that allowed stacked stairs to act as an ultra-fast elevator.
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This changelog doesn't do the update justice.
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Last month Asheville's WLOS News 13 came to camp to interview Adam about the way we screen our staff in the light of North Carolina's laws for criminal background screening of potential camp staff members.
Camping is a huge part of western North Carolina, and so it is awesome to be able to show how good camps go above and beyond the state requirements.
Here is the video for you to watch. They took some beautiful shots of camp for you to see.
We are getting so excited about this summer. Our staff is amazing, camp looks fantastic, and camper activity forms are rolling in. It is happening people! So awesome.


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Qatar National Bank data leak contains financials, spy data
by Walt Upsey on April 27th, 2016 1.4GB worth of internal documents, financial data, spy documents and other files was leaked on a website called Cryptome.
Based on the archives posted on Cryptome there seems to be hundreds of thousands of records including customer transaction logs, personal information (ID numbers), credit card data, scans of identity documents and dozens of separate folders with information on Al Jazeera journalists to what appears to be the Al-Thani Qatar Royal Family.
However, it is a folder named "SPY, Intelligence" that immediately catches the intention of the viewer. It contains a records listed as Ministry of Defence, MI6 (the UK foreign intelligence service) and "Mukhabarat" - the State Security Bureau of Qatar. The MI6 file, accompanied by similar documents holding information on Polish and French intelligence, opens up an in-depth report on an alleged agent. It includes names of close relations, phone numbers, social media accounts and credit card data. To top it off, in one instance, a file marked "wife", opens a photo showing a woman and two children. Inside the "SPY, Intelligence" folder there's also an "Al Jazeera" file containing 1200 records with phone numbers, ID numbers and addresses.
In regards to customers, the dataset contains spreadsheets such as "Account Master", "User Profile" and "Transactions".
On the customer-facing side, the data dump contains a number of folders that are likely to concern users. Some of the listed database spreadsheets are labelled: "Account Master", "User Profile" and "Transactions" however, much like the rest of the contents, IBTimes UK is still in the process of verifying the entire leak.
This data was first leaked at Global-Files.net but was quickly removed without explanation. Afterwards a well-known whistleblower website (Cryptome) mirrored the entire data online in an easily accessible format.
Maha Mubarak, QNB media relations officer said: "It is QNB Group policy not to comment on reports circulated via social media. QNB would like to take this opportunity to assure all concerned that there is no financial impact on our clients or the bank. QNB Group places the highest priority on data security and deploying the strongest measures possible to ensure the integrity of our customers' information. QNB is further investigating this matter in coordination with all concerned parties."
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Senate Confirms Professor Mahmood Yakubu As INEC Chairman For Second Term
Date: 02-12-2020 1:01 am (1 month ago) | Author: success Xenab
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The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, as Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the second term of five years.
This comes about a week after President Muhammadu Buhari made the request to the senate.
Following the request, the Senate Committee on INEC, led by Senator Kabiru Gaya, made the confirmation at plenary on Tuesday, December 1.
On November 26, the screening session took place at the National Assembly complex in Abuja.
In his remarks, Professor Yakubu appealed to the National Assembly to pass the Amended Electoral Act Bill latest in the first quarter of 2021.
He explained that passing the piece of legislation within the timeframe recommended was critical for the success of the 2023 general elections.
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FOC staff just got back from our exhibition at DMY-Berlin. At DMY we mingled with the upcoming generation of designers and artists. We almost felt old and established...there were little traders, lots of journalists and from artistic point of view it was the best fair we have seen in a while.
The awesome location, airport Tempelhof, left a lasting impression.
Check this video to get an impression of DMY 2010.
Our exhibition stand was shared with Droog, Frederik Roije, Goods, Ibride, all brands distributed by our German agent 'Now Is Here'. Check the pictures of this Fair in our Press section.


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Claudio I de Guisa, también conocido como Claudio de Lorena o Claude de Lorraine en francés (Château de Condé-sur-Moselle, Custines, 20 de octubre de 1496 - Joinville, 12 de abril de 1550), fue un importante militar de la corte de Francia, fundador de la Casa de Guisa, nombrado Par de Francia y Grand veneur, distinciones sólo reservadas en la época a los príncipes de la casa real. Su nieta María Estuardo sería coronada reina de Escocia.

En 1506 obtuvo la carta de naturaleza francesa por parte del rey Luis XII. En 1508, a la muerte de su padre René II de Lorena, recibió las posesiones como señor de Joinville, Mayenne, Elbeuf, Harcourt y Boves.

Participó en la batalla de Marignano, donde fue gravemente herido por 22 impactos. Tras recuperarse, participó al sitio de Fuenterrabía en 1521 y la batalla de Hesdin en 1522. Tras derrotar a las tropas imperiales en la batalla de Neufchateau en 1523, fue nombrado gobernador de Borgoña y de Champaña.

En 1525 abandonó las campañas de Francisco I en Italia para ayudar a su hermano Antonio de Lorena en su lucha contra la revuelta de los campesinos protestantes en Alsacia. En Lupstein cerca de Saverne, destruyó un ejército campesino de la Guerra de los campesinos alemanes al matar a 20.000 campesinos en una masacre.

En agradecimiento por sus servicios, Francisco I le distinguió a su regreso de prisión en Madrid (en 1528) con el ducado de Guisa. Al final de su vida, nuevamente se distinguiría en la campaña militar de Luxemburgo de 1542.

En represalia Carlos I, saqueo e incendió sus tierras entre ellas Joinville en 1544.

Descendencia
De su matrimonio con Antonieta de Borbón-Vendome tuvo doce hijos:
 María (1515 - 1560), casada con el Rey Jacobo V de Escocia;
 Francisco (1519 - 1563), segundo Duque de Guisa;
 Luisa (1520 - 1542), casada con Carlos I, Duque de Arschot en 1541;
 Renata (1522 - 1602), abadesa de San Pedro de Reims;
 Carlos (1524 - 1574), Duque de Chevreuse, Arzobispo de Reims y Cardenal de Lorena;
 Claudio, Duque de Aumale (1526 - 1573);
 Luis (1527 - 1578), Cardenal;
 Felipe (1529 - 1529);
 Pedro (1530);
 Antonia (1531 - 1561), Abadesa de Faremoutier;
 Francisco (1534 - 1563), Prior de Francia de la Orden de Malta;
 Renato, Marqués de Elbeuf (1536 - 1566).

Referencias
 François Roche, Claude de Lorraine, premier Duc de Guise Editions Le Pythagore, 2005, ISBN 2-908456-47-8.

Nobles de Francia del siglo XVI
Militares de Francia del siglo XVI
Duques de Guisa
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Duques de Aumale

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Lapatossu and Vinski in Olympic Fever (1939)
Posted on November 16, 2020 by ixarette
Workshy navvies Lapatossu (Aku Korhonen) and Vinski (Kaarlo Kartio) are fired from their jobs working on the new railroad. They are soon hired by local industrialist Mr Saro (Antero Suonio), who mistakenly believes that they are skilled sportsmen, and needs ringers in the company team to help win a bet with a rival company, run by the dastardly Karhi (Jorma Nortimo, the studio's go-to dastard). There's more than cash at stake, as Saro has rashly promised the hand of his daughter Raili (Laila Rihte) to another sportsman on the company team, much to the annoyance of Raili herself, who fancies Aarne (Unto Salminen), a cashier wrongfully accused of embezzling company funds.
Yrjö Norta's film for Suomen Filmiteollisuus checks out after a mere 55 minutes, which probably helps. The presence of Lapatossu and Vinski, refugees from the earlier Lapatossu (1937), is rather superfluous, since they serve merely as comedy monkey-wrenchers who help to rig the various events at the athletics meet. It's almost as if they were shoe-horned into an entirely different script, which could have easily gone on without them, although if it had, it would have been one of the usual unfunny Finnish comedies.
Karhi's corporation is entertainingly festooned with crumpet. There is a typing pool right outside his office that is packed with perky Finnish girls, but for some reason he has set his sights on the rather dreary Raili Saro. A little comic relief is offered by Kaarlo Angerkoski in a ridiculous stunt moustache, who steals every scene he's in as the unnamed secret policeman from "Eyes and Ears", a private investigation company that suspects everybody and everything. In a lovely bit of unscripted comedy business, played entirely in mime, he pulls a long hair off Mr Saro's jacket while talking to him, and gives him a suspicious side-eye.
The official English title of this film is Lapatossu and Vinski at the Olympics, which I regard as a step too far – the Finnish title makes no attempt to place them at the actual games, which would have been hard anyway, since the onset of the Winter War in September 1939 meant that Helsinki's shot at the Olympics was postponed. This film, like Towards a New Horizon in the same year, was commissioned to capitalise on the forthcoming sporting event, but completed mere weeks before it was rendered irrelevant by world politics. How fortunate, then, that the original Finnish title referred only to Olympic fever, making it just about possible to get away with releasing it anyway, and turning the pound-shop Laurel & Hardy schtick of Aku Korhonen and Kaarlo Kartio into wartime box-office gold.
Shot in the sunny summer of 1939, and with a closing act almost entirely outdoors in a sports field, Lapatossu & Vinski in Olympic Fever channels a number of cartoonish Warner Bros moments, not the least when Lapatossu pours a handful of ants down Karhi's shirt to distract him in the 400 metres race. Vinski inadvertently wins the marathon by falling asleep in the back of a cart, and as a reward for their shenanigans, the two layabouts win a car. They drive off into the sunset, bragging about how easy the summer has been, pursued by an angry widow that Vinski has somehow duped.
Jonathan Clements is the author of An Armchair Traveller's History of Finland.
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A new version of eNSP has been released.
Some time ago I wrote about Huawei Network Simulation Platform eNSP. I have been testing it since it was launched. It is still being developed and new VRP features will be available soon. It looks like it is really useful tool if you want to study Huawei's datacom technology.
I've just found a video guide for eNSP at Huawei's forum. I hope it will be informative for you.
Huawei, to meet your expectations, recently announced the launch of an enterprise network simulation platform eNSP for ICT practitioners. This information you can find at official Huawei website.
To be honest, I have not tested it yet. If I find time I will do it this week. I have already installed this simulator on my notebook and it looks promising. We can build a network based on AR1200 routers and enterprise switches.
The only think you have to do is to register at Huawei website, download and install the simulator.
I forgot to mention that this simulator is completely for free.
Please feedback your comments if you test it. I would like to know your opinion.
As you probably know, Huawei datacom devices are divided in 2 segments: Telco and Enterprise. But what you decide to choose depends on you. You do decide which device you want to use, regardless of it is intended for telco or enterprise. You know the best which device is appropriate for your network. Having detailed technical specification you are able to choose the device which meets your requirements.
Is it worth to pass Huawei certification exams?
Maybe some of you will say "yes, it is".
Maybe some of you will be sceptical.
For those who want to know more about Huawei certification I am sending a link to official Huawei website.
For those who want to read more news about Huawei certification I can recommend an interview by IT Certification Master.
What is your opinion about Huawei certification? Have you had any experience with Huawei certification track?
Be invited to express your opinion. Any comments are appreciated.


Growing up my mother, Beatrize, was a huge helicopter parent — years before the term was coined. As a kid, I hated it. Beyond embarrassed by her overzealous security measures, I was sure a second career in law enforcement was in her future.
Now a mom myself, I am a chip off the old block, which — as a mother to a high energy child — this has served me well especially when it comes to keeping him safe. When he was somewhere between toddler and little kid, my heart rate would jump every 20 seconds when we were outside. He would try to slip out an open gate, run into a dark public restroom or onto a field during a softball game. And sidewalk restaurants? Big mistake.
Don't get me wrong, I want to be that chill mom who can chat it up at the park with the other moms, but my boy has other plans. I've had no choice but to kick it into Beatrize mode and be aware of how best to keep this child safe. I know there are other parents out there who are more relaxed, but not me. Hey, am I a helicopter mom? Perhaps. This is how I see it: He is my gold and like any treasure I want it safe and near me regardless of how one might label me.
So I am my mother's daughter after all. My son can roll his eyes and sigh all he wants, but the rules come out as soon as we hit the outside world . And it's working. He thinks twice before breaking any rules. That's all I ask for. And as I apply my mother's lessons to my own family, I have no problem passing the helicopter gene to my little man.
Here are 5 of my rules for outdoor safety.
1. Strangers look like me. I try not to portray strangers as the boogie man or a person dressed a certain way. I tell my son that a stranger can look like me, meaning they can look a normal person. At at an early age my son, who watched some TV, knew that witches and goblins were scary and bad. After I have heard my son describing strangers in this manner, I told him a witch looks like a witch, a stranger looks like anyone.
2. Review with your child the list of people allowed to pick him up. My husband and I constantly go over this list — it's tight and we rarely add anyone. This is the same crew my son has been with since birth, give or take a babysitter or two. As he is grows older and forms friendships, we have started to add a few parents from his little network.
3. Be part of a community. Your fellow group of parents is essential for supporting you as a mother but also for having your back. My mom friends, who have been my rock since I am a working mom, know my son is all over the place and make sure to keep an extra eye on him. If we are all at the park, we keep track of each other's kids. We do head counts and shout out names between all our gossip and sips of lattes. If you haven't connected with other moms, don't fret — it really didn't happen for me until my son started school. Yahoo groups, Meetup.com and asking at your favorite mom stores are also good ways to find local mom support.
4. Really trust your gut. Last September we hired a babysitter at the beginning of my son's first year at school. Despite great interviews and references, after we hired her I felt this twinge of worry that I dismissed as being a nervous mother. My son, who always loved our past sitters, begged me to not have her pick him up. Again, I figured that this had to do with his first year at a school and not being with me. I finally asked some of my stay-at-home-mom friends to let me know how the sitter was watching my son. The report back was horrible: total disregard for my rules, always on the phone, not properly watching him and so on. I let her go immediately. I was so upset for not listening to my son — and myself. This was a huge lesson for me on trusting my intuition as well as how I choose to parent. I now constantly text the sitter a reminder of what I need from them when they are watching my child.
5. Dress them up. No, I do not mean dresses and bows, although that is awfully pretty. If you want to keep an eye on your children put them in at least one bright color. There is a reason we see the kids in summer camp wearing the same t-shirts that are usually bright and best to keep an eye on them. I started adding bright clothes in my son's wardrobe after one day at the park when I was emailing work on my phone (guilty!) and lost track of him. This happen in less then a minute. For a good 45 seconds I could not breath as I searched him out. He easily blended into the city landscape with his dark clothes, so since that day he has worn one brightly colored item. And it works. Not a week passes without a fellow mom mentioning how easy it is to keep track of him in the park — and now they too have added a outstanding shoe or backpack into their child's wardrobe.


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Utah is very republican. I mean really, really red. It's almost disgusting how red that state is. However, that's not what this post is about. This post is about an open letter To President Obama I came across that happens to come from a Utahan man.
There are few times I proudly say I am from Utah but this is one of those times. It warms my heart to see people openly expressing gratitude for President Obama, especially when they are in the exact demographic that is supposed to hate him.
I am a 64-year-old white Mormon male from Utah. You probably don't get many admiring letters from my "demographic" (which is a shame), but here's one for you.
Now that your term is ending, I congratulate you for being a wonderful president. I see you as a great man. You are a beacon of hope for billions of marginalized people. You saved our economy from collapsing. You have used the tools of peace — patience, negotiation, empathy — instead of the weapons of war — and done all this against a peculiarly vicious opposition every step of the way. You have shown the world what a real man is by your devotion to your beautiful family.
Your accomplishments aside, you will be known to history as a great president like Lincoln or JFK. Why? Because you inspire us with your uplifting words, your cool dignity and your strength of character. People will look back at Barack Obama and realize what a truly inspirational figure he was.
Don't think twice about those who call you a failure. You have not failed us; we have failed you. Duped by a demagogue, we have failed to live up to your vision of a just, compassionate society.
That's why your example will shine so much the brighter someday. Please know that many of us are deeply grateful for your leadership.
God bless you and your family, President Obama. We will miss you.
You can find the link to this letter and Deseret News here.


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Q: Truncated normal distribution without scaling My understanding of a truncated normal distribution $\mathcal{N}(\mu,\sigma;a,b)$ is that it results from scaling the values of a normal distribution within the bounds $[a; b]$ such that the area under the curve within these bounds becomes 1 (please correct me, if I'm wrong).
However, in a case where I want to describe a variable $z$ that results from a latent variable $y$ (with normally distributed noise $\sigma$) such that
$
z = \begin{cases}
a & \text{if $y<a$}\\
b & \text{if $y>b$}\\
y & \text{otherwise}
\end{cases}
$
.. the truncated normal distribution in the above form would not be an appropriate distribution for $z$. Indeed, as $\sigma$ increases, the pdf within $]a;b[$ should not be scaled such that the area under the curve is 1 (hence the title "without scaling"); rather, the probability that $z$ is exactly $a$ or exactly $b$ should increase.
Now let's say, I'm not interested in the density per se, but rather in computing the probability $p(x; \epsilon)$ that the true value of whatever $z$ is measuring is $x$ ($\pm \epsilon$). Assuming that I  measured $z=\mu$ and that I know the measurement noise $\sigma$, then I think that $p(x; \epsilon)$ can be described as
$
p(x; \epsilon) = \begin{cases}
\int\limits_{-\infty}^{a+\epsilon}\mathcal{N}(\mu,\sigma) & \text{if $x=a$}\\
\int\limits_{b-\epsilon}^{\infty}\mathcal{N}(\mu,\sigma) & \text{if $x=b$}\\
\int\limits_{x-\epsilon}^{x+\epsilon}\mathcal{N}(\mu,\sigma) & \text{otherwise}
\end{cases}
$

*

*Is this correct?

*Is there a name for this form of $p(x;\epsilon)$ or even a name for the underlying probability density, which would seems like a special form of a truncated normal distribution? (-> would help researching on this)

*Are there other probability distributions that represent are able to represent a similar scenario as outlined above?

A: The observed $z$ is left and right censored (as opposed to truncated), that is, rather than never seeing observations smaller than $a$ and larger than $b$ (truncation), you observe $z=a$ equivalent to the event $y<a$ and $z=b$ equivalent to $y>b$.  The contribution to the likelihood from such observations would be
$$
\begin{cases}
\Phi(\frac{a-\mu}\sigma) & \text{for }z=a \\
\frac1\sigma\phi(\frac{z-\mu}\sigma) &\text{for }a< z <b\\
1-\Phi(\frac{b-\mu}\sigma) & \text{for }z=b,
\end{cases}
$$
where $\phi$ and $\Phi$ is the pdf and cdf of the standard normal distribution.  Note that the events that $y=a$ and $y=b$ both have probability zero when $y$ is continuously distributed so you don't need to add anything extra to the probabilities in the first and third cases above to account for the fact that $z$ can take the values $a$ or $b$ without $y$ being censored.
Another thread has a detailed discussion on this kind of likelihood involving a mix between discrete and continuous observations.

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Despite the growing literature on loyalty program (LP) research, many questions remain underexplored. Driven by advancements in information technology, marketing analytics, and consumer interface platforms (e.g., mobile devices), there have been many recent developments in LP practices around the world. They impose new challenges and create exciting opportunities for future LP research. The main objective of this paper is to identify missing links in the literature and to craft a future research agenda to advance LP research and practice. Our discussion focuses on three key areas: (1) LP designs, (2) Assessment of LP performance, and (3) Emerging trends and the impact of new technologies. We highlight several gaps in the literature and outline research opportunities in each area.


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This piece ran on Saturday. It's about 'MK', a very clever Afghan who's on his way to bigger things . . .
The story has now been corroborated by so many people that it's impossible to ignore – Australia has been instrumental in allowing one strong man to dominate the province for which we have partial responsibility. Locals in Orüzgan insist that, in an effort to buy some peace in the Afghan province, the Australians have allowed one man to take control of the roads of the area. This has effectively given him a stranglehold over any communications within the province and allowed him to become rich as a result of the bribes he charges anyone who wants to travel anywhere outside their own local area.
The allegations swirl around the role of one man in particular – Matiullah Khan. Although he did not particularly distinguish himself in the war that overthrew the Taliban regime back in 2001, he's managed to translate his personal charisma into a significant and powerful role in the province. Largely because of Australian sponsorship, he now runs the units of the police that provide security for the roads. This critical role allows him to determine who is able to travel in the province and what produce they will shift on the roads. He allegedly takes a personal cut of the bribes that must be paid before anyone is allowed to move around the province.
This makes a mockery of the notion that Australia is contributing positively to the nation-building effort. Instead, numerous analysts have insisted that our forces are entrenching the role of one particular strong-man who's heavily implicated in the drugs trade.
It's alleged the cost of being allowed to join a protected convoy that will make the road trip from the regional centre of Kandahar to Tarin Khot, the capital of Orüzgan, is currently about $3000. This money is then passed to Matiullah who then redistributes it as he sees fit. About a third is distributed as additional pay to his own police, Matiullah ostentatiously distributes more money to widows and sponsoring particular projects to enhance his own reputation, and pockets the rest. It's conservatively estimated the provincial strong-man makes something like $100,000 per convoy.
Ironically, much of this cost is eventually passed-on to the international forces because of increased prices for produce. It allows the Australian's to insist the roads are open and progress is being achieved in the ongoing war. It is, but only because the Taliban are being replaced with a self-selected strongman.
The Australian's have apparently turned a blind eye to his role in collecting the money because he's been successful in getting the convoys through. Even in this regard, however, some analysts insist Matiullah's hands are dirty. They confidently assert the Australian money is being used to pay off the Taliban so they won't attack that have paid the going rate, set by Matiullah, to travel on the roads.
At one stage the Dutch attempted to force a convoy through along the road by providing their own protection. This move provoked several days of severe fighting and, since that time, Matiullah's role in providing road security has remained unchallenged. No-one inside the province is in any doubt that he controls exactly what happens, and this has given him a critical role that he's using to translate directly into personal power and authority.
These accusations directly condemn international role in the province and suggest why the Australian government was so reluctant to take over as lead country after the Dutch left. Doing so would have made them directly responsible for finding a solution to this issue – now the role is focussed on reconstruction of buildings and 'taking out' presumed Taliban leaders. Nevertheless, some locals insist that these operations are widely perceived as directly supporting Matiullah, by eliminating his enemies.
On occasions the Australians have interrogated people before handing them over to Matiullah's men for return to their villages. Although there have not been allegations of physical abuse, observers claim to have seen numerous instances of verbal abuse to the released prisoners in these cases. It's also humiliating for elders from one tribe to have to 'owe' anything to youths from another group. In subtle ways such as this the power of Matiullah has been reinforced by often unintentional Australian actions.
Matiullah is currently lobbying to further increase his power. A new police chief is about to be appointed for the province. Matiullah covets the job, but others warn that members of some other local tribes will absolutely refuse to accept him in this position – even to the extent of taking up arms against the government. Instead of keeping Matiullah's ambitions in check, nurturing him in his current role appears merely to have stoked his ambitions for greater power.
It's almost a decade since the original international involvement in Afghanistan and nearly five years since the Australian's took over their subsidiary role in Orüzgan. Backing this corrupt local strongman in a major role in the province would appear to be directly betraying the original lofty intentions behind the intervention.


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The deadly arms trade between Britain, the US and Israel
Colin Powell effectively went on his 'peace mission' to Israel with a suitcase of guns. Every US call for Israeli restraint is matched by millions of dollars in military aid and huge consignments of US arms. It's not the Jewish-US lobby driving this support for Israel, but those old Texas issues of guns and oil. A well armed Israel can better keep the 'balance of power' in the Middle East, ensuring cheap flowing oil. The arms sales keep up the share prices of Lockheed, Raytheon, Boeing and Textron. Britain hangs on to the coat tails of US policy and also arms to Israel. The recent Foreign Office announcement of an 'unofficial' arms embargo on Israel is in itself wholly inadequate, but does show the pressure Jack Straw is under.
The US gives Israel over $1.9 billion 'Foreign Military Financing' (FMF) each year. This grant officially 'enables selected friendly and allied countries to improve their ability to defend themselves by financing their acquisition of US military articles, services, and training', but Israel is also allowed to use the cash to subsidise its own arms industry. US arms are central to Israel's arsenal and its killing in the Occupied Territories. On the back of its US-backed military might, Israel has built its own healthy arms industry. It is the eleventh largest importer and the twelfth largest exporter of arms.
According to the latest Foreign Office report, British exports in 1999 stood at £11.5 million worth of weapons to Israel. In 1982 Thatcher's government imposed an embargo on all arms sales because of the Israeli invasion of Lebanon. The arms embargo was lifted as part of the 'peace process'--on the basis that nothing encourages peace so much as the sudden arrival of weapons of war. As the situation deteriorates into a re-run of the 1980s, Cook, Hain and Straw--once critics of Thatcher's love of the arms industry--have been reluctant to act as firmly as their Tory predecessors and reimpose an embargo. Britain allows exports of parts for combat aircraft, armoured fighting vehicles, bombs, combat helicopters, general purpose machine guns, heavy gun and small arms ammunition. Britain also specialises in helping armies find their targets, and has licensed parts for surveillance systems, night sights, range finders and weapons sights, all of which will help the Israeli Defence Force pick out and kill Palestinians. There is an 'open' licence for armoured cars, allowing these to be exported to Israel at any time.
Up to March the Foreign Office confidently claimed that British weapons were not used in the Occupied Territories because, as Robin Cook told the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, 'we actually do have no evidence that equipment produced in the UK has been used in this way'. However, disgust among Labour supporters over the government's attidue to arms and Israel has spread to the backbenches. The vacuity of these reassurances has been chipped away by Dr Phyllis Starkey. Once a loyal Blairite, Starkey has confronted Cook, Hain and Straw with a series of questions on the issue. The reason the Foreign Office had no evidence that Israel used British-made weapons against the Palestinians is that it didn't seek any evidence. Starkey asked Cook, 'How are British officials on the ground, as was stated by Peter Hain, actively checking whether any British-made equipment or components are being used in the Occupied Territories? Is anybody standing beneath planes and trying to spot which ones have our bits in and which ones have not?' A shamefaced Cook was forced to admit that Britain's only method was relying on the 'defence attaché's close interest in what is occurring in the occupied territories'. Apparently the defence attaché's close interest did not extend to listening to Radio 4, which interviewed an anonymous senior Israeli defence ministry official who revealed that British transit vans, Land Rovers and helicopter components were used against the Palestinians.
The government also announced there was no problem because Israel promised not to use our arms. Cook proudly told MPs he had a letter from the Israeli government saying, 'I hereby certify that no UK-originated equipment nor any UK-originated systems, subsystems or components are used as part of the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) activities in the territories.' This March, Roger Bevy MP asked Straw, 'Do the Israelis in the Occupied Territories say, "Well, hang on, we had better put those UK-manufactured machine guns down and pick up someone else's machine guns"?' Straw's response was that we could trust the Israelis because in general 'governments do not break those undertakings'. In May an embarrassed Straw admitted that British weapons were being used. The defence attaché finally noticed that Israel's Puma armoured personnel carriers, built out of old British Centurion tanks sold in the 1960s and 1970s, were at work. Conveniently, he failed to notice the use of more recent British helicopter and gun parts. This admission led to an 'informal' ban on the sale of arms. The Foreign Office claims it will no longer license arms used for 'internal repression' to be sold, although its failure to recognise the existing use of British arms suggests the embargo will be at best weak.
Labour wants to sell the weapons for money and influence. Ten days before Ariel Sharon visited the Temple Mount and ended the 'peace process', the Society of British Aerospace Companies (SBAC) organised a visit of 15 arms firms to Israel. The trip was backed by the British embassy, the DTI and DESO, the government's arms sales agency, and involved 'high level networking events' with Israel's military and a lunch sponsored by British Aerospace. SBAC has 'prioritised Israel as a key market for the UK aerospace industry'. Defending arms sales to Israel to MPs, Robin Cook said he wanted to avoid the 'blame game' and sell arms, because this would help Britain 'retain a locus' with Israel.
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ANOTHER INDIAN TRIO IN THE INDIAN SUPER LEAGUE
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Recently Delhi Dynamos FC announced their new signing of Indian trio Arjun Tudu, Chinglensana Singh and Rupert Nongrum for the upcoming season of ISL season 3.
1 Recently Delhi Dynamos FC announced their new signing of Indian trio Arjun Tudu, Chinglensana Singh and Rupert Nongrum for the upcoming season of ISL season 3.
3 Arjun Tuddu is skill full striker from Jamshedpur. Who has played for Army XI. After the successive season of scoring 10 goals in Santosh Trophy he made his name in the wish list of ISL club Delhi Dynamos FC.
5 In an interview the 25-year-old striker said, "It is a matter of immense pride for me to play for the Delhi Dynamos. I have always wanted to be part of the ISL but never thought that I would get an opportunity like this. I thank my team for providing me with this great opportunity. I have followed the team closely and am happy to be playing for them. I hope that I perform to the best of my abilities, push myself beyond my limits and help the team win its maiden ISL title,"
7 On the other side midfielder Rupert Nongrum and defender Chinglensana Singh, both are from Shillong based football club ShillongLajong FC.
9 Chinglensana Singh already have some good status in his footballing Career as he has already won Manchester United Premier Cup in 2010, has won the I-league U-19 in2014 and has also played for Sheffield United U-18 team.
11 In an interview the defender expressed his fillings after getting signed by the Delhi franchise. He said, "I have worked very hard to make it to ISL and it is a matter of immense joy for me that I have been selected to play for the Dynamos. The club has shown time and again its willingness to believe in the youth and I think it is a great opportunity for me to play here and develop as a player as well as contribute to the team's success. I have also been called up for a training camp with the senior national team and the experience gained there will also help me a lot in my new journey with the club"
13 Lastly Rupert Nongrum is a young and talented midfielder. The 19-year-old midfielder growth himself in his boyhood club ShilongLajong and impressed everyone in the youth tournament of last season. He is a finest future of Indian football. Delhi really expecting some of the best shots from this young midfielder.
15 In an interview Rupert said, "I am a bit nervous as well as excited as it is my first stint in the ISL. I am really looking forward to train under the legendary Zambrotta and learn more about the game from him. I believe it is an ideal platform for me to perform and prove my worth to everyone. I know opportunities are very hard to come by and I am here to give my best shot and do as much as I can to contribute to the team,"
17 Head coach of Delhi DynamosGianlucaZambrotta said, "I am very pleased with the three new players who have come on board. It has always been DDFC's priority to build a well-balanced team and three new additions just shows it. I have seen videos of these players and found them very talented. I am happy that we have been able to sign them and I am sure they will be instrumental in our team's success in the new season,"
19 Delhi Dynamos who has finished at 4th position in the second edition of ISL under coaching of the Brazilian legend Roberto Carlos and this year they are looking forward to win the title in the upcoming season of Indian Super League.
21 Here our best wishes for the Delhi based team and also to the young Indian trio for their first ever season of INDIAN SUPER LEAGUE
Arjun Tuddu is skill full striker from Jamshedpur. Who has played for Army XI. After the successive season of scoring 10 goals in Santosh Trophy he made his name in the wish list of ISL club Delhi Dynamos FC.
In an interview the 25-year-old striker said, "It is a matter of immense pride for me to play for the Delhi Dynamos. I have always wanted to be part of the ISL but never thought that I would get an opportunity like this. I thank my team for providing me with this great opportunity. I have followed the team closely and am happy to be playing for them. I hope that I perform to the best of my abilities, push myself beyond my limits and help the team win its maiden ISL title,"
On the other side midfielder Rupert Nongrum and defender Chinglensana Singh, both are from Shillong based football club ShillongLajong FC.
Chinglensana Singh already have some good status in his footballing Career as he has already won Manchester United Premier Cup in 2010, has won the I-league U-19 in2014 and has also played for Sheffield United U-18 team.
In an interview the defender expressed his fillings after getting signed by the Delhi franchise. He said, "I have worked very hard to make it to ISL and it is a matter of immense joy for me that I have been selected to play for the Dynamos. The club has shown time and again its willingness to believe in the youth and I think it is a great opportunity for me to play here and develop as a player as well as contribute to the team's success. I have also been called up for a training camp with the senior national team and the experience gained there will also help me a lot in my new journey with the club"
Lastly Rupert Nongrum is a young and talented midfielder. The 19-year-old midfielder growth himself in his boyhood club ShilongLajong and impressed everyone in the youth tournament of last season. He is a finest future of Indian football. Delhi really expecting some of the best shots from this young midfielder.
In an interview Rupert said, "I am a bit nervous as well as excited as it is my first stint in the ISL. I am really looking forward to train under the legendary Zambrotta and learn more about the game from him. I believe it is an ideal platform for me to perform and prove my worth to everyone. I know opportunities are very hard to come by and I am here to give my best shot and do as much as I can to contribute to the team,"
Head coach of Delhi DynamosGianlucaZambrotta said, "I am very pleased with the three new players who have come on board. It has always been DDFC's priority to build a well-balanced team and three new additions just shows it. I have seen videos of these players and found them very talented. I am happy that we have been able to sign them and I am sure they will be instrumental in our team's success in the new season,"
Delhi Dynamos who has finished at 4th position in the second edition of ISL under coaching of the Brazilian legend Roberto Carlos and this year they are looking forward to win the title in the upcoming season of Indian Super League.
Here our best wishes for the Delhi based team and also to the young Indian trio for their first ever season of INDIAN SUPER LEAGUE
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