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Here's how it worked as the twenty first century opened. You bought a computer, it had Windows OS on it, and many of you would also buy a copy of Office. Microsoft received a cut on pretty much every consumer computer sold.
Fast forward and while the majority of laptops and desktops still carry 'the Microsoft tax' there's a whole strain of computing that Redmond doesn't get a slice from. The smartphone and tablet market is one that they would love to be heavily involved in and while they are doing their best, the old frenemy of Apple is nicely established with iOS (and OSX is capturing more 'large' computers as time passed) and Google are ruling the roost with Android.
Google, with Android, is the biggest threat to Microsoft. Apple operates on a similar principle to Microsoft – still taking a cut at the point of sale, although in Apple's case they count hardware and software together, where Microsoft focuses on the software side of things. But Google, with their 'free' software, is playing a completely different game. The recurring revenue from users through advertising is the key. The more users in Google's world, the better Mountain View's bottom line.
What would be a better way to expand their reach that claim not just the web browser, but the whole desktop?
At the moment Google does have Chrome OS, and a number of hackers, developers, and manufacturers are dabbling with it – Samsung's Chromebook is one obvious example here. But it is a separate OS to Android. Does Google really need two operating systems?
And here's the rub, and the worrying thing for Steve Ballmer and Microsoft. If Google rolled their OS efforts behind Android, and worked on a solid desktop distribution for Android, how many manufacturers would be ready to make a switch beyond a single alternative OS machine in their portfolio? How many IT departments would be ready to support the system? How many consumers would feel confident with their computer running the same operating system as their mobile phone?
And isn't a joint desktop/mobile strategy Microsoft's approach with Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 anyway?
Mainstream users won't make the jump until they can see that the option is viable, that an Android computer will fulfil all their needs, and that it's not a weird geeky option… in general people need to see other people using the OS to be confident in switching.
A manufacturer is going to need to bite the bullet and commit to Desktop Android, assuming Google go ahead with the project and give it corporate weight (as opposed to a few indie hackers in the company using the famed twenty percent time).
Microsoft are already feeling the pressure from Google as Google Docs reduced the demand for the Office product suite, and that pressure is going to continue. If Google was to go on the offensive and target the desktop and laptop market with the same reckless vigor that they went after the smartphone market and the mobile advertising dollar… that's going to put a serious dent in Microsoft's core revenue stream, while bringing in more eyeballs for Google.
I've no information on the likelihood if an Android OS will ever have an official desktop version, but then neither does Microsoft. But I'll put good money on them having considered the possibility, and what it would do to Microsoft's business model and what the loss of a decent percentage of the OS market would do to them.
Consumers switching away from Windows to Android? For Microsoft that's the stuff of nightmares.
There are so may linux distributions out there – Google has chrome OS and now if and only if they come up with Android OS – it will just add up to the queue – it may just go on and add to the same issue as linux does in general.
Free does not mean good always.
we have stopped using our windows machines and have mostly android and mac in our family
I have also completely erased Microsoft and Apple from my life and use Kubuntu on my Core i7 desktop and laptop and I use Android on my tabs. I don't even dual boot. I love the open source.
I realize I'm speaking from the perspective of a power user – I build my own machines and make my tablets and phones do stuff outside the realm of usual design – but I simply can't see how Android can replace Windows without massive, massive improvements. It's simply not designed to take advantage of PC hardware. Even Mac OS doesn't fully take advantage of its hardware – and keeps falling behind as Apple puts more of its weight behind iOS.
Simply put, mobile OS's are barely tolerable for mobile. They lack flexibility, true multitasking, and the ability to customize. Linux is okay for server applications. But if you want something that really takes advantage of hardware, is easy for casual consumers to use while still allowing power users to customize to their heart's content, nothing compares to Windows.
Well.. Saying linux is only for servers is just not true. Simple fact is that, the most popular distro of Linux, Ubuntu is extreamly user friendly, also it is simple to install. just burn the disc, pop it in, then make a user account. There are no drivers to set up. Most of the apps you need are either already there or are in the shop. It has a nice interface that is extreamly changeable. If you were to even hit a snag and were confued, al you have to do is google it. There are tones of people who have already solved your problem. I have great expreence with it. Many of my friends use it and my 70-75 technology inompotent grandparents love it. They said it was faster and easier than windows.
Actually, Windows 8 RT is great for kids and grandparents. Large tiles, easy to understand. Take the email app – three buttons, respond, delete, and next. What could be simpler?
RE Android… please. They don't even have accounts on their tablets. You know how easy it is for me to go to ANY acquaintance and say 'Hey, I need to check my email, can I use your tablet?". I got the run of their data! Look at company docs, forward them to myself, etc. NO SECURITY.
With Windows, you can store everything regarding business in a separate account – on you would not hand signed-in, to anyone.
I am amazed at my ios and android friends that think nothing of it.
When I have to go into the command line to do tasks I can do with a click of the button in Windows, I wouldn't call Ubuntu user-friendly. For everyday tasks, it's fine. But for stuff I have to do for enterprise, it just doesn't work that well. I like Linux – my machine's dual-boot, but it's not that business practical, except for servers.
Actually, Android does support multiple user accounts.
Also, at the time of its release last summer the Galaxy S3 offered more security policies than any other smartphone that supported Exchange Activesync.
Uhhhh… Multiple accounts introduced in 4.1.2
I look at it a different way… When I can explain and have something fixed with a single cut and paste instead of click here, right click this, select that dropdown here select this other thing, drill down here go to this tab scroll halfway down the screen and change the way value in this text box, click ok, select confirm, reboot the computer… It makes my soul smile…
Now if people need help…. Cut this and paste it into the terminal, thank you and go about your day.
I'm speaking from the perspective of someone who works in IT and is familiar with Windows, Linux and MacOS.
Saying that it's not designed to work with desktop hardware is a misnomer. Keep in mind that the core of Android is Linux, the most popular OS on servers. The vast majority of desktop hardware is supported in Linux and all Android would require is a new Kernel recompiled with support for desktop hardware. This is not rocket science, Linux users do this all the time (often without even knowing it). The hardware that Linux installations are working with on servers is certainly far more powerful than even a top end self-built desktop.
Also, you've obviously never used a desktop distro of Linux if you think that it's not customizable. Any novice user can change the entire interface in just minutes and every possible tweak you can think of is an option. You should download Ubuntu and install it on an old machine or boot to the live CD to see what I'm talking about. You can also see that it's easy, even for novice users.
I concur with Ewan that what this idea needs is corporate backing.
Full disclosure: I typed this on a Chromebook.
As far as dualbooting goes, with how cheap RAM has become and how common multi-core processors have become, there's no reason to think one can't have a virtual machine running in the background at all times. I've been toying with the idea of rolling a linux distro specifically designed to load up VMs and be able to switch between them quickly. Multi monitor setups would allow moving from one OS to the next simply by moving the mouse.
But that's neither here nor there.
As far as an android desktop goes, I can definitely see it happening. But not until android has been given the kind of power it needs for the desktop market.
Well I set a friend up with Ubuntu to replace Windows and I get considerably *less* support calls!
Not Matt, but I'd personally say it's compatibility. There are many businesses who use software that just doesn't run on Chromebook.
Like any machine, it's not one size fits all. Obviously, the more web based tools your company uses, the easier it will be for you to use a Chromebook. However, with many companies adopting virtual desktops, there's not much of an issue with using a Chromebook in the enterprise. I connect to a virtual desktop using the Citrix Receiver if I need to work during my off hours. For departments like sales and service, I think it's a no brainer. Keep in mind, a lot of users are already working from home on their Macs that also don't natively support the software they use at work. They are typically connecting to a terminal server, or some sort of virtual desktop.
I also disagree with your assertion that installing Linux = more support calls. Ubuntu or Linux Mint are my options when I want to deploy a locked down desktop that can't be broken by users.
Let's correct some mistakes.
Win8 is a joke. They take the most basic of tasks and bury them so that the average user can't use it. Kids and grandparents may love it because it dumbs everything down, not because it's being simplified. The typical office user (vast majority of the buyers) will hate this bloody mess.
Android DOES have accounts for tablet and phones. Even the el-cheapo tablets sold at Toys R Us have that feature available on many tablets. It's only up to the manufacturer whether or not they have that feature active. If the device is rooted, anyone can have accounts added to the ROM. There are apps for non-root devices that add that feature.
Security? Holy cow are you way off! Android has had encryption for years, firewalls, anti-malware and most any other security feature you could find on a PC and that's before the device is rooted. If it's rooted, the security only gets better. If a hole is found developers put out a fix in an app withing a few days. Microsoft often take months to even admit their is a hole. Only last week, they admitted to major holes in IE 6, 7 and 8 which are still in heavy usage in corporate and federal facilities because they move forward at a snail's pace.
iOS claims they need no security because they keep such tight reigns on their ecosystem. However, it's their tight ecosystem that is causing them to loose market share at an alarming rate. Not to mention that malware does make it in and it becomes devastating because no one in the ecosystem has any antimalware since they were told they don't need it.
OH yea… because going to the lower right corner, hitting settings and then change pc settings is SO DAMN HARD!
You are a fool!
Interesting perspective but isn't it a bit of a dangerous mentality to just copy paste and go about your day to make core changes to your system? I would think doing things on a visual level helps teach not just how to solve a problem but what the problem is and how to avoid it in the future.
I think I'm with Alex on this. It's not just a matter of things that are complex in Windows, the smallest of task in Linux (Ubuntu and others) always seems like much more of a burden than it should be and I think it comes down to a difference in design philosophy and not so much the quality of the products or how much money is put into them.
My reply was to James Pakele by the way, I thought this was going to cascade below it.
I hope you don't mind me saying this, but IMO your image of Linux is a bit dated. I was using almost exclusively Windows machines, both at work and at home, until about three years ago. The few Linux machines I used were servers which I accessed remotely at work. I started using Kubuntu with version 9.10. Right now, I don't use any windows machines anymore, neither at home nor at work. I think it's mostly ignorance and FUD for home users and FUD, ignorance and legacy apps for enterprises which prevents a wider adoption of Linux on the desktop, atm., but definitely not some lack of functionality or technical inferiority of Linux.
Obviously, you are still back in the 90s when it comes to Linux. While some distros still have a few problems, there is no need to go to the Linux command line like back in the MS-DOS days. Of course, Ubuntu, one of the most popular, went to Unity (Ubuntu's version of ""Metro" before "Metro" existed), supported most H/W out of the box. Broadcom was its biggest problem due to Broadcom not releasing the specs (only to Microsoft). Even Windows 8 will no longer support "older" H/W and you have to scavenge for drivers (assuming they will work – but still do on most Linux distros).
Lets hope the PTB at Google do commit to an Android desktop. They could probably build off Gnome 3 or Unity.
Right on. However, Ubuntu 11.04 and beyond has been receiving the same cold reception as Windows 8 "Metro". Ubuntui users are either sticking with 10.04/10.10 or moving to other distros like ZorinOS, SolusOS or Mint with Mate or Cinnamon. Alex is still think of Linux back in the 90s.
It depends. Open Office and Libre Office are suitable replacements for MS Office. There may be some weird stuff that you can do in MS Office that you can't do in the other two, but most can be done and they can support the formats. In addition. you have WINE which keeps improving. Also, those "Microsoft command lines", you can use DOSBox and DOS Emulator. And then what does someone do when what used to work great in XP no longer works in Windows 8 (or 7)? The Microsoft fan-boys tend to forget about that stuff. I had to replace my PC recently and it came with Windows 7. A number of things I used with XP (and work with WINE) do not run on Windows 7. Why should I have to pay for a new release of some S/W that will when the old release does what I need done? I can run it under WINE!
Ok, that's not completely correct. Android doesn't use the X Window System, so they wouldn't be able to use the traditional Linux graphics driver stack. If you're familiar with Linux, you should know that producing drivers to work with Linux is an uphill battle all the way, with resistance from both sides of the free/non-free divide.
This is bound to happen – sooner rather than later. MS under Ballmer has been a disaster.
First: Google Chrome OS needs to merge into Android. I love the design/layout of Google Chrome OS, I think it looks polished/professional and eye–appealing than Android does.
People continue to say this, but in reality, under ballmer msft has pushed out some of its most successfull products…
Office 2007, 2010, windows 7, xbox kinect,…
I know it's popular to hate on Ballmer, but please don't loose perspective of reality.
He's certainly not the best CEO out there (but then again, who is?), but let's not pretend as if he's running msft into the ground. Msft grew a lot under his command and revenue is bigger then ever.


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---- — Chorus North Shore, conducted by Sonja Dahlgren Pryor, presents a March concert that covers new realms for the chorus made up of many singers from Cape Ann.
The concert, "Letters From Ireland," is a celebration of Irish music. There are two shows, Saturday at 8 p.m. at Our Lady of Hope Church in Ipswich and Sunday at 2 p.m. at Manchester Essex Regional High School in Manchester.
In addition to the chorus, the concert features Boston-based countertenor Thomas Mark Fallon, Irish actress Pauline Miceli of Rockport, a folk quartet called Travelers Three Plus One, piano accompanist Frederick MacArthur and Trautel Brown of Gloucester playing the Irish pipes.
This concert is a departure for Chorus North Shore as the singers share the stage with these other performers. Travelers Three Plus One is based on the North Shore and has performed across New England.
Fallon will perform traditional Irish songs, and the chorus will present a collection of authentic Irish songs interspersed with the reading of historic letters by Miceli.
General admission is $20; tickets for seniors and students are $17. Tickets are available online at www.chorusnorthshore.org or at the door.
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Torry smith having a big half, after a quiet first half.
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NUI Galway: Irish Intervarsity Rugby Champions 2013
After Last Year's Successes, NUIG Rugby Gets Ready to Tackle the New Season!
Pre-season training has started again for the U21s and men's teams. It takes place every Tuesday and Thursday, on campus in Dangan (changing rooms 5 and 6), on the pitch for 6pm. New players are always welcome. Whether you are a student or not, visiting for the term or the year, and would like to play rugby on campus and represent NUIG, then get in touch with us. If you are coming to College from school and wish to continue playing rugby, or would like to return to the game, then get in touch! We want to hear from you! Also come and visit the Club stand during Clubs Day, September 13th!
The 2012-2013 season was very successful for NUIG Rugby. The women's team progressed all the way to the All-Ireland Colleges final, and were unlucky to lose out by a single score to the University of Limerick. The men's team won their intervarsity cup, and performed well in the Connacht Junior league. Two players were selected for the Connacht Junior Squad and played for Connacht in the junior interpro's. The Youth Academy made history last season, winning their first silverware. The Club also had a very successful tour to Derry to play Derry City RFC, and plans are well advanced for a big international tour for the Club this season. Keep up to date with all the news about NUIG Rugby at our website: http://nuigrugby.com.
The men's team is led again this season by head coach Pete Small, former Cornish Pirates player, Justin Conboy, a former Corinthians player, and College stalwart, Tom O'Regan.
The amalgamation at u21 level with Galway Corinthians RFC (promoted last season to Senior AIL Division 1b) will continue this season, under the guidance of Paul Donnellan, who has previously led Corinthians sides to AIL u20 success, and Bartley Fannin, the forwards coach of Ireland U19s when they won the World Cup in 1999. This coaching staff brings great experience, discipline and structure to the 21s. The team also benefits from their own fitness and conditioning coach, Alan Quin, who works with the team on the training pitch and in the Kingfisher Elite Training Room to ensure the players reach optimum physical condition. The amalgamation with the u21s opens a door for players who wish to play senior/AIL rugby with Corinthians.
Ollscoil na hEireann Gaillimh RFC (UCG) has a long and proud history of rugby in Galway. Since co-founding the IRFU in 1874 the club has won more Connacht Cups than any other club in the province. Over its many successful years at senior rugby the club has contributed numerous players to international university sides, and at international level, 10 college players have been selected to play for their country, 4 while still members of this club, perhaps the most successful among them Ciaran Fitzgerald (Irish and Lions captain). In the 93/94 season, the club made history in becoming the first club to win the Connacht U20 Cup three times in a row. In doing this it also became the club with the highest number of U20 Cup wins. Together with the same record at senior level this now means that UCG has succeeded in winning more Connacht cups than any other club at all levels.
Connacht Senior Cup Titles - 34
Connacht U20 Cup Titles - 9
Irish Senior International Players - 10
Irish Universities Players - c.100
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NUIG Rugby pictured in the new College jerseys and gear, after defeating Galwegians 46-8 to go top of the league
NUIG Rugby remain unbeaten in the league this season after a well-deserved bonus point 46-8 victory away to Galwegians in Crowley Park. The home team started very well, controlling possession and keeping College pinned inside their own half. Wegians' continued intensity and pressure finally yielded the dividend of a penalty, after College were penalised for straying offside at the breakdown. The Galwegians' fly-half expertly dispatched the place kick into the strong breeze. After the restart, Galwegians continued their general dominance of play. However, led by inspirational captain, scrum-half Jack O'Callaghan, College defended stoutly, and on a number of occasions last ditch tackling prevented Galwegians from crossing the College line.
Of particular note at this pivotal stage in the game were the performances of man-of-the-match, winger Mattie Kavanagh and full-back Ross Tiernan who put in well timed hits to prevent Galwegians from scoring what could have been game-changing tries. Having weathered the storm and soaked up intense pressure for the opening twenty minutes, the College forwards started to take the game more to Galwegians, and following some good interplay between backs and forwards, the College backs got some good possession to work off of. The ball was released to the backs just outside the Galwegians' 22 and good handling enabled second centre James Kennedy to break on the outside before he released Kavanagh who flew in for the game's opening try. However, with the significant breeze at their backs, College's slender 5-3 lead after 30 minutes seemed hardly sufficient, especially if Galwegians could continue to impose their game on NUIG. College's next opportunity for a try came after great work again by the pack, led by pack leader Luke Murphy, and loose forwards Ronan Mulloy, Adam Brady, Max Sale and Ross Stapleton. Fast ball to the backs enabled fly-half Tony Hall to chip over the rush defence and as impressive centre Kennedy was winning the footrace to the touchdown, he was impeded and College were awarded with a penalty under the posts. Another of College's standout backs Alex Kirwan slotted the kick and NUIG extended their lead to 8-3. College then struck for a crucial score just before the half-time whistle, when excellent offloading play from the forwards created the space for the supporting Kennedy to step the cover and touch down out wide. The impressive Kirwan slotted the tricky conversion. College turned around at half time leading by 15-3, which seemed tenuous enough, especially considering the strength of the breeze and increasingly wet conditions they would have to face in the second half.
However, after initial sustained pressure from Galwegians, the College forwards turned over possession in a maul, and Brady was able to find Hall who threw a large skip pass to Kirwan. The winger showed his vision and speed to outpace the defence on the outside and run in from all of 60 metres. He duly converted his own try, and College were now leading 22-3. Galwegians had a number of enforced substitutions due to injury, and this allied to the momentum and space that College were now generating, meant that further tries followed. The platform was laid by great work from the College forwards who were now in the ascendancy, in both the set piece and out of touch. Colin Lawlor, Conor Gantly, Rob Conneely, Brian Carey and Shane Ryan in particular all impressed. The next score for College came when Brady, who exploited a weakness in the Wegian's pillar defence, burst through at the breakdown to score next to the posts. Kirwan converted Brady's classic loose forward try. To their credit, Galwegians did not give up and replied with a well worked try of their own, to reduce the margin somewhat. However, with the game entering its final quarter, College were dominating in most facets of play, and with Conor Dennehy and Jason O'Halloran especially prominent, they added three further tries, contributed by talisman Sale, impressive centre Steve Butler and wing three-quarter Ruari Kehoe-Clarke, who topped off a fine move that had started deep inside the College half.
Overall, another solid team display by NUIG, one which puts them top of the league, where they have scored 21 tries in two games. The coaches, Pete Small, Justin Conboy and Tom O'Regan will be especially happy as College were missing key players on the day, including Club Captain, Darragh O'Loughlin. Credit is due to both teams who both tried to play attacking, creative rugby in less than ideal, wet and windy conditions. NUIG Rugby v Galwegians RFC: Conor Gantly, Luke Murphy, Rob Conneely, Colin Lawlor, Ronan Mulloy, Adam Brady, Ross Stapleton, Max Sale, Jack O'Callaghan (c), Tony Hall, Mattie Kavanagh, Steve Butler, James Kennedy, Alex Kirwan, Ross Tiernan, Jason O'Halloran, Shane Galvin, Ruairi Kehoe-Clarke, Shane Ryan, Eoin Savage, Conor Dennehy.
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Haverhill — James "Red" C. Christopher, 92, a life-long resident of Haverhill, passed away peacefully Wednesday, August 8, 2012 at Wingate in Haverhill. He was born in Haverhill, March 14, 1920, son of the late Christos and Jenny (Deros) Christopher. James was educated in the Haverhill school system and upon graduating from Haverhill high school, enlisted in the U.S. Army during WWII. Mr. Christopher was a member of the Logganiko society, Holy Apostles Greek Orthodox Church, Sts. Peter and Paul, a former member of the VFW, AmVets, and Haverhill Elks Club #165. He is survived by nephews: John Parrish and Paul Christopher of Haverhill, Chris Christopher of Freetown, MA, Christos and Tassie Christopher of NH, Jonathan Christopher of NV, William Christopher, and a niece Sandra (Christopher) Carnevales both of FL, as well as many grand nieces and nephews.
ARRANGEMENTS: His Funeral Service was held on Monday, Aug. 13th at the Holy Apostles Greek Orthodox Church Sts. Peter & Paul, Winter St., Haverhill. Burial with military honors followed in the Linwood Cemetery, Haverhill. Calling hours at the H.L. Farmer & Sons Funeral Home, 106 Summer St., Haverhill, were held on Sunday from 4-7 pm. Contributions in his memory can be made to the Holy Apostles Church Education Fund 154-156 Winter St. Haverhill, MA 01830. To view his complete obituary or to send a condolence to his family, please visit


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Not currently, Justin. It's meant to be an appetizer to get people to click over to your full site for the main course.
Have any ideas of why I cannot upload images? The obvious have been troubleshot (sp?). Lagre files, my computer, file type, etc... I get an HTTP error. weird.
this 3 images to profile pages really limits people who have 3.5 or even 4 images who they want to show. i only have 3.4


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TRAVERSE CITY — St. Francis volleyball standout Bridget Bussell has been named to the MaxPreps 2012 Volleyball Medium Schools All-American team.
The 6-foot-1 outside hitter led St. Francis to the Michigan Class C finals. As a senior, she racked up 580 kills, 110 aces on 445 serves, 63 blocks, 331 digs and 430 serve receptions.
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It might appear that what happened in Egypt was a military coup to depose of a democratically elected president but, looking at history, one could reach a different conclusion.
Turkey went through a similar experiment. Necmettin Erbakan was a political party leader who became prime minister of Turkey in 1996. In 1997 he was pressured by the military to step down and was later banned from politics by the constitutional court. Erbakans ruling Welfare Party was subsequently banned by the courts, which judged that the party had an agenda to promote Islamic fundamentalism in the state. Erbakan was barred again from active politics.
President Mohammed Morsi, a member of Muslim Brotherhood, was elected through a representative democracy. He reneged on promises he made to the Egyptian people Islamists and non-Islamists alike. Instead of creating an inclusive government and drafting a constitution to meet the aspiration of all Egyptians, he understood democracy as one man, one vote and one time. Morsi neglected the essential needs of the people, running an incompetent administration that has led to fuel and gas shortages and electricity cuts, skyrocketing prices for commodities and a country on the brink of bankruptcy.
Egyptians did not accept democracy to be only through the ballot box, giving a mandate for the winner to take all, excluding everyone who did not vote for him. Democracy is a process and not an event that ends on Election Day. Egyptians understood real democracy to be an inclusive government, transparency, compromise and respect of all citizens right of assembly and protest.
The Egyptians have lost fear and realized that political change can be effected only through mass mobilization, a form of direct democracy. They could not wait another three years as the country spiraled until the next election. They felt their dreams for a better life, freedom and real democracy fading away.
Given the lack of an impeachment process in the current constitution, it is not surprising that the activists, intellectuals and dissenters who were the impetus for the January 25, 2011, revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak created a mass movement called Tamarod or Rebellion and collected 22 million signatures calling for the removal of Morsi from office, the draft of a new constitution that represent all the Egyptians and early presidential elections.
One month ago, upon my return from a visit to Egypt, I was asked about the mood there. Anger, I said, in the streets about to explode.
On June 30, it did indeed explode. Millions responded to the Tamarod call by marching in the streets and squares all over Egypt, It was an impeachment process by the masses. The military only responded to the demand of the people. It did not take over power but promised to implement a road map toward real democracy, a new constitution and parliamentary and presidential elections to follow.
Adly Mansour, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, was appointed as interim president. A week later, still millions are packed in Tahrir square and all over Egypt to ensure that the revolution will continue until their demands are fulfilled.
The Muslim Brotherhood committed many mistakes during the past year. It began to erode individual freedoms and tried to impose its vision of society on the people. The rule of the Brotherhood spells disaster to Egypt and to the whole Middle East. Stable, democratic and moderate Egypt is in the best interest of the United States.
Whether it is Egypt, Turkey or Brazil, the masses have risen against governments that divide and cannot deliver promises and a better future to their people. It remains to be seen whether the Egyptian activists with the assistance of the military and other parties will be able to provide a viable alternative with a truly democratic core to start the process of healing and repairing the damage inflicted not only by the Muslim Brotherhood, but also by the Mubarak regime.
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Acclaimed creator of the "Bob the Builder" TV series, Curtis Jobling, turns his talents to the fourth book in a fantasy series for middle grade readers with "WEREWORLD: Nest of Serpents" (Viking; on sale Jan. 15), for ages 10 and older.
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Restaurants & Food
De Vegetarische Slager - Amsterdam's Meat-Free Delicatessen
De Vegetarische Slager (The Vegetarian Butcher) opened its first Amsterdam location in 2013 to supply the Dutch capital with its wildly popular mock meat products.
Best Pancake Restaurants in Amsterdam
Pancakes and their little cousins, poffertjes, are a popular and typically Dutch meal that tourists in Amsterdam should sample at least once.
Best Spots in Amsterdam for Authentic Dutch Cuisine
Traditional Dutch cuisine consists of hearty comfort food to warm one's bones in the northerly climate, and here's where to find it.
Italian Restaurants in Amsterdam
Find recommendations for Italian restaurants in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Bruin brood -- brown bread -- is a staple of the everyday Dutch diet, but the Dutch are capable of far more sophisticated oven-baked treats than the standard supermarket loaves. Here are my top choices for the best bakeries (Dutch bakkerijen) and banketbakkerijen (specialists in pastries and sweets) in Amsterdam.
Best Pizzerias & Pizza in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Find out where to score some of the best pizzas (pizze) in town at these Italian restaurants and pizzerias (pizzerie) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Asian Restaurants in Amsterdam
Amsterdam restaurants with cuisines from across Asia, from Indian, to Indonesian, Malaysian and Thai, to Chinese and Japanese.
Vegetarian Restaurants in Amsterdam
These vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Amsterdam, the Netherlands have full menus free of meat and/or animal products.
Best Restaurants in Amsterdam Chinatown
Tried-and-true picks for the best restaurants in Amsterdam "Chinatown", a multicultural pastiche of East Asia, Southeast Asia and Europe.
Best Lunch Spots in Amsterdam
Our top lunch picks for Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Best Cafes in Amsterdam
Find the best coffee, espresso, and espresso-based drinks at these Amsterdam cafes.
Best Chocolatiers in Amsterdam
Unbeknownst to some, Amsterdam is a superb destination for chocolate lovers; these four chocolatiers prove it.
Best Surinamese Restaurants in Amsterdam
Thanks to the 300,000 Surinamese who call the Netherlands home, Amsterdam has a wide variety of delicious Surinamese cuisine.
Best Indonesian Restaurants in Amsterdam
What today is Indonesia was a Dutch colony for more than 300 years. One of the results of that is a tasty one: plenty of delicious Indonesian restaurants throughout the Netherlands. Choose from my picks of the Best Indonesian Restaurants in Amsterdam, which range from fine dining to fast to-go options.
HEMA 1-euro Breakfast - The City's Best Breakfast Deal
Penny-pinchers and value-seekers can find the best breakfast deal in the city at the Dutch retail chain HEMA, whose 1-euro breakfast is a substantial start to the day.
Alternative Eats in Amsterdam
Dine "out" at the home of a resident Amsterdammer, or tuck into a communal meal at a squat at one of the city's alternative eateries.
Foods to Try in Amsterdam
Amsterdam offers a buffet of typical foods that define the city and its inhabitants. Visitors should be open to trying as many of these tastes as they can, from sweet treats and salty frites to traditional Dutch fish and imported spicy dishes.
Good Cheap Eats in Amsterdam
Eating on a budget doesn't have to mean eating bad food. In Amsterdam there are plenty of places offering freshly made food at reasonable prices. All the place below offer lunch and/or dinner for about € 10 or less, per person.
Restaurants near Amsterdam's Museum Quarter
The Rijksmuseum doesn't offer food; in the Van Gogh Museum and the stalls on Museumplein you'll find snacks and sandwiches. If you want you'll find From a delicious sandwich shop to a locals' place with the city's best steak, these find good restaurants near the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
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Home Retail Group considers selling off Homebase 28-Jul-2014
It has been reported that Home Retail Group is planning to sell its £1.5bn Homebase business so it can focus on bolstering the stronger Argos chain.
BIRA to tour country offering advice to independents 28-Jul-2014
This summer the British Independent Retailers Association will hit the road touring the UK offering free advice and support to independent retailers.
Tindalls DIY becomes a Home Hardware store 28-Jul-2014
The latest independent DIY store to join the Home Hardware community is Tindalls DIY in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, which has relaunched with a new look.
Consumer division of CWV acquired by Duchy Active Equity 25-Jul-2014
Duchy Active Equity has acquired the consumer division of wallcoverings company CWV and will now trade under the name CWV Wallcoverings.
GCA announces the winners of the South Thames region 24-Jul-2014
The winners of the Garden Centre Association's annual awards in the South Thames region were announced at a special ceremony held last night.
Not-so-good Q2 for B&Q as sales drop by 2.5% 24-Jul-2014
The second quarter has brought mixed results for Kingfisher-owned B&Q and Screwfix - B&Q sales are down 2.5%, whereas Screwfix has grown by 22.6%.
North Thames winners announced by the GCA 23-Jul-2014
The Garden Centre Association unveiled its North Thames regional award winners in a special ceremony held last night.
Warm weather boosts hardware and DIY sales by 20% 23-Jul-2014
As the temperature across the UK rose so did retail sales in most sub-sectors, with solid growth reported in the year to July.
Complaint against Lovesofas' website thrown out 23-Jul-2014
A complaint made against Lovesofas' claim to being the 'UK's largest sofa website' has not been upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
GCA reveals Midlands regional winners 23-Jul-2014
At a special awards ceremony held Monday evening at Klondyke's Byrkley Park Garden Centre in Burton Upon Trent, the Garden Centre Association revealed its Midlands winners.
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A customer found the mole repellent on sale in B&Q's Derry store, despite the fact that moles don't exist in Ireland.3 comments
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GCA names winners from Wales and west of England 18-Jul-2014
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England's untimely yet understandable exit from the World Cup has likely set in by now, with many fans already over the grieving process. The show must go on however and with 16 teams left in the competition, there could be a few more upsets on the cards as the remaining nation's battle to progress to the last eight.
Chile and Brazil take to the field for the first of the Round of 16 matches and with both sides displaying plenty of creative flair, excitement and innovation, this game is shaping up …
After the second round of group games in this summer's World Cup had come to an end, five players were tied on three goals apiece in the race for the Golden Boot. Move forward a few days however and the two South American favourites have emerged to take the lead.
Home Advantage?
With four games left to play in the group phase, Brazil's Neymar and Argentina's Lionel Messi are the current, joint leading goal scorers on four. For Messi, it's been a relief to notch his first World Cup goal in eight …
The 2014 World Cup kicks off on Thursday with hosts Brazil taking on Croatia before the competition really starts to heat up with at 3-4 games every day for the following 14 days!
Here are our tips for the first round of group matches:
Brazil vs Croatia
The hosts enter the tournament with pressure as the favourites and expectation from their home supporters. Croatia enter the tournament with an inexperienced coach in Niko Kovac who took charge during the playoffs in October and a questionable defence.
With the likes of Neymar, Fred, Willian and …
With the Premier League season drawing to a close and a lot of teams with little but a couple of positions to play for, there are a lot of unpredictable games. So I apologise for the lack of tips each week but we have been on a 100% winning run for a couple of weeks now so perhaps I've given you nothing to complain about. I certainly hope I've made you as rich as myself.
Here are this week's Premiership Tips:
Everton vs Manchester City
With Liverpool surprisingly losing at home to a …
We were a perfect 2/2 last weekend with both teams scoring at Anfield and Chelsea winning at Swansea City. Whilst neither were massive odds, the guaranteed nature of the bets meant we happily put four-figures on each before sitting back to enjoy our winnings. OK, Chelsea wasn't as comfortable as we were expecting but against 10 men that winner was always coming.
Here are this week's Premiership Tips:
Norwich City vs Liverpool
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Your AAMFT Membership signifies your commitment to abide by the highest ethical standards in the marriage and family therapy profession. It tells your clients that you are devoted to the sound ethical practice of marriage and family therapy. Ethical Advisory Opinions are a convenient and timely means for you to consult with one of our specially trained Ethics Case Managers about how to apply the AAMFT Code of Ethics to your professional activities.
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In addition to immediate phone and e-mail consultation services, Clinical Members may obtain a formal ethical opinion from the AAMFT Ethics Committee.
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-A member may be charged with an ethical violation if he or she admits to or describes having already taken actions that would be in violation of the AAMFT Code of Ethics.
-Advisory opinions are non-binding in the event an ethics complaint is filed against the member in connection with the situation discussed.
-The AAMFT is not required to provide an ethical advisory opinion.
The AAMFT has developed a series of fact sheets concerning the legal issues that most frequently arise in a therapist's practice. Each legal article provides general information on an important legal topic.
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The AAMFT offers comprehensive ethical information and resources based on the AAMFT Code of Ethics. AAMFT members can obtain the FREE ethics fact sheets and articles that will protect and inform you about how to maintain an ethical practice.
The AAMFT's Family Therapy Magazine has featured many articles over the years on legal and ethical issues that Marriage and Family Therapists frequently encounter. Written by AAMFT members and staff, these FTM articles provide valuable information on dealing with the major legal issues and ethical concerns faced by therapists.
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Washington Redskins
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|2007, 1st round, 13th pick by Rams
Redskins FS Meriweather out for the season
Redskins FS Brandon Meriweather will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL, the team confirmed Tuesday.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys, Redskins win to set up Thanksgiving showdown
The Cowboys and Redskins both won in Week 11 to set up a Thanksgiving Day showdown between the longtime rivals.
RG3, Redskins roll past Eagles
Redskins QB Robert Griffin III threw for 200 yards and ran for 84 in a 31-6 win over the Eagles.
NFL fines Redskins CB Hall for incident with official
The NFL fined Redskins CB DeAngelo Hall $30,000 for an incident with an official in the team's Week Nine game.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys closing the game with Giants
Should the Giants be concerned? They're now only 1.5 games up in the East over the Cowboys, who won in Philly.
For RG3, Redskins' bye comes at good time
The Redskins will use the bye week to keep Robert Griffin III sharp and find ways to continue making him effective.
NFC East Spin cycle: What's wrong with Eli?
It wasn't the division's finest hour in Week Nine, with all three teams losing prior to the Eagles' Monday-night game against the Saints.
Panthers top Redskins to end losing skid
Cam Newton completed 13 of 23 passes for 201 yards with a touchdown as the Panthers snapped a five-game losing streak with a win over the Redskins.
NFC East Spin cycle: Giant win puts champs in control
The Giants stand alone atop the division ahead of the Cowboys, Redskins and Eagles, all of whom lost in Week Eight.
Steelers bottle up RG3 in win
The Steelers swarmed Washington's precocious star on Sunday, keeping Robert Griffin III in check during a dominant 27-12 victory.
The Redskins' 'rootin', tootin' cowboy'
Seventy five years ago, a rookie named Slingin' Sammy Baugh chose football over baseball, and changed the game forever.
Redskins LB Fletcher skips practice, sees neurologist
London Fletcher is being evaluated for a head injury and has missed practice for a second consecutive day, putting his consecutive-games streak in doubt.
Redskins release RB Grant, sign RB Williams
The Redskins released RB Ryan Grant on Tuesday and brought back RB Keiland Williams.
TE Cooley rejoins Redskins
The Redskins brought back veteran TE Chris Cooley on Monday after Fred Davis suffered a season-ending Achilles injury on Sunday.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cruz-Manning again the difference
With the Eagles on bye, the Giants fended off the Redskins in a barn burner and the Cowboys stayed alive with a win at Carolina.
Washington Redskins players say they expect Carriker to be out for the season with a right knee injury.||||||| Coach Mike Shanahan said after Sunday's 31-28 loss to St. Louis that Carriker's injury didn't look good and suggested it would require surgery.
The Redskins announced Tuesday that defensive end Adam Carriker has signed his new deal. Carriker last week agreed to a four-year, $20 million contract with $7 million guaranteed.||||||| Carriker returns for his third season with the Redskins. He had 5 1/2 sacks last season.
The Washington Redskins have agreed to terms to re-sign Carriker to a four-year, $20 million contract.||||||| The deal gives Carriker $7 million in guaranteed money. It was completed within the first two hours of the NFL free agency signing period Tuesday. Carriker will be returning for his third year with the Redskins. He had 5 1/2 sacks last season.
The St. Louis Rams have traded Carriker, a first-round pick in 2007 who's been held back by injuries, to the Washington Redskins for a late-round pick in the draft.||||||| Carriker was the 13th overall pick in 2007 out of Nebraska. He missed last season with a shoulder injury. He will be reunited with defensive coordinator Jim Haslett, a former Rams coach.
Carriker and defensive end Eric Moore were placed on injured reserve Saturday by the Rams.||||||| Carriker and Moore were injured in the preseason finale Thursday against the Kansas City Chiefs. Carriker hurt a shoulder and Moore a hand.


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