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Enid Blyton was a brilliant writer - as with Jane Austen from another era, and many others, you cannot judge writers by a set of present-day prejudices which didn't exist in their time. I heard a female critic say on tv a few years ago that Philip Larkin's work couldn't be good because he was misogynistic and read pornography. "So," I thought, "when I read and really admire a poem I can't judge whether it's good or not until I've checked the author's biography to find out whether he/she was "politically correct" by today's standards." What a load of - better not say it on here! But the universal control purpose behind PC has been thoroughly aired on past threads here, as I recall.
People are making some amazing claims about Blyton here, comparisons with Shakespeare, Larkin and Austen so far! She wrote Noddy and Famous Five books for goodness sake! Forget the PC arguments, she is just a kids writer, whatever offensive or archaic terms she used were through coming from a different era rather than any particular malice.
Look, its quite obvious to anyone with an iota of common sense that Enid Blyton was a racist bigot. I think the EU should issue yet another dictate making the possession of any of her works a criminal offence - first conviction 15 years - no remission.
The phrase famous five should be banned from the English language.
This is not cynicism, it's called rationale: With a couple of kilos of commonsense, a dash of intelligence, a sprinkling of humour and over 50 years study at the University of Life.
More Daily Mail nonsense to feed the 'pee cee gone mad' brigade I'm afraid.
A resident in the town where Enid Blyton lived says that "she had a darker side" and suddenly it becomes 'a racism row' in a national newspaper. So far as I can see, no one is even saying that the festival shouldn't go ahead.
Like millions of others, I grew up reading Enid Blyton and then read them to my own children, but only once references to things like "Little black s****s" stealing purses and bicycles had been changed to something else. That's not political correctness, that's common sense.
No work of fiction should ever be rewritten by anyone other than the original author, and certainly not to appease the PC Brigade. Its really quite simple, if you don't want your children to be exposed to Enid Blyton or the upper and middle class attitudes of her time, simply don't buy the books. Get them Tracey Beaker instead.
it's amazing isn't it!
As soon as someone is called racist people shriek about how they aren't racist, but they are the best author ever and better than everyone else.
All it takes is one single person to suggest there were some unpleasant parts in a book and people leap into action to say they aren't racist at all, but they are the best author ever.
that Rowling woman seems a bit Snake-ist to me
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Chapter 27
"Lachy can we just go to bed?" asked Marian quietly.
She was dressed in one of her short night gowns, as per usual. He was only dressed in boxers and kept giving her these creepy looks – once again, as per usual.
Lachlan sighed sarcastically.
"I really just want to go to bed, I won't be getting much sleep tomorrow night," she said, her voice breaking slightly at the last part of her sentence.
Lachlan smirked.
"Give me a good night kiss?" he asked, leading her up to the bed.
She knew she had no choice.
She sat down on her side of the bed and waited for Lachlan to get in his side. She quietly slipped under the covers and laid her head down on the pillow, cringing as he slipped under right next to her body and pressing up against her – as if there wasn't enough room for the both of them in the king sized bed.
Lachlan grabbed her chin gently and pressed his lips against hers.
He moaned at the back of his throat with excitement and stroked her thighs, running a finger up and down her legs.
"Goodnight Lachy," said Marian, breaking out of the kiss and touching his face as she laid back down on the pillow.
"Good night Marian," replied Lachlan, wrapping his arms tightly around her and nestling his face into the crook of her neck.
He could hardly wait for Friday.
"Archer, everything will be okay," soothed Seth as they slipped into their warm sleeping bags. "We need to just focus on the vault and getting out of their alive. Marian's not a little girl that can easily be pushed around – and if it appears like she is it's because she has to put on that kind of act for Lachlan. She doesn't want him to think she can actually take him down – otherwise none of us would see her again. He's obsessed with her and could easily make sure she never got out of there so you really need to stop worrying."
Archer sighed loudly.
"It's so hard letting go of a girl you love."
"It would be harder never seeing a boy you loved again because he made a stupid mistake thinking he could save you," said Tyler, giving Archer the 'you know what I'm talking about' look.
Archer felt himself tense up, he couldn't keep talking about Marian – not when he was trying to keep everything together.
"Tomorrow we'll go through our plan one final time. Then, when we get the signal from Marian or Lucas, we go to Lachlan's house and do what we need to do," said Archer confidently.
Marian woke to the sound of Guy's voice.
She opened her eyes and turned to her left side and saw Lachlan sitting up in bed, going through a piece of paper.
He turned to look at her.
"Good morning Marian," he grinned, turning back to the paper.
He was unusually happy, and Marian had her suspicions it wasn't just because of their long awaited night. She tried to lean over to take a good look at what the paper had on it, but Lachlan folded it quickly.
"Sounds good," he said, handing it back to Guy.
"What is it?" asked Marian.
Guy chuckled.
"That's not of your concern Marian," said Lachlan, giving her a quick peck on the cheek.
She wiped it off with the back of her hand.
"So tomorrow the guests will start arriving?" asked Guy, tucking the paper into his jacket.
Lachlan nodded.
"It's a bit early, but we need to finalise everything as soon as possible."
'Finalise what?' thought Marian worriedly.
"What guests?" asked Marian, annoyed he wasn't telling her anything.
Lachlan reached under the covers and squeezed her hand.
"In time Marian, all in good time. I will tell you everything that will of benefit to the both of us very soon."
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Adama Set To Issue NYSE IPO This WeekRead moreNovember 20, 2014 | The Israeli crop protection technology provider, Adama is nearing the closure of its IPO on the New York Stock Exchange this week. The company has spent the past week meeting with institutional investors in the United States to close to share price and listing details for the offering. Adama plans to issue 23.5 million shares valued between $16-18 per share, and therefore is set to raise between $376-423 million, at a market cap of $2.6-$2.9 billion, after money. The share price for the Adama offering is low, despite the fact that only six companies control the crop protection market, worth $59 billion. Adama was founded in 1945 and is run by CEO Erez Vigodman.
Spain's Andbank Acquires Controlling Interest In Sigma Investment BankRead moreNovember 20, 2014 | The Spanish investment bank Andbank will acquire a controlling interest in Sigma Investment Bank, according to a "Globes" report. Andbank will acquire 60 percent of Sigma's shares, paying between NIS 25-30 million ($6.4- 7.7 million) for the shares. The remaining 40 percent of the shares, worth approx. NIS 3.5 million ($909,859), will remain under the control of the bank's founder Prof. Dan Galai and his partners Ezra Attar and Abraham Gilat. Andbank manages over €20 billion (approx. $25 billion) in assets, and has been looking for a breakthrough into the Israeli market for some time.
SAP Holds Third Annual SAP Startup ForumRead moreNovember 19, 2014 | SAP Labs Israel, a research & development center for the international software solutions provider, invites startups to take place in the third annual SAP Startup Forum. The SAP Startup Forum is an international program held in Israel and other countries with the goal of strengthening the relationship between SAP and startup companies, which can make use of SAP's technologies, most notably the cloud analytical platform SAP HANA Cloud. Approximately ten of the most promising startups will be awarded $65,000 in funds and a support package from SAP. SAP is a German mutlinational software company founded in 1972 that has R&D labs in Israel and a variety of other locations.
Efranat Raises $4.5M To Continue Trials On GcMAF Cancer DrugRead moreNovember 19, 2014 | The Israeli company Efranat, which has developed a cancer treatment, raised $4.5 million from Battery Ventures and others. The company's cancer treatment, which is currently undergoing trials, makes use of the controversial substance GcMAF, which was touted by an American professor as a substance that could 'completely heal' cancer, research that has since been discredited by a number of medical institutions. Efranat hopes to show that GCMAF can indeed be used to treat and even cure cancer, conducting tests on animals (dogs to be specific) and humans that have proven successful thus far. Following the trials, Efranat hopes to market the treatment as technology that engages the patient's own immune system to fend off cancer.
Former Blackberry CEO Heins Appointed Powermat CEO, ChairmanRead moreNovember 19, 2014 | The shareholders in the Israeli wireless charging company Powermat appointed former Blackberry CEO Thorsten Heins to the position of CEO and chairman of the board. Heins will take over former CEO Ran Poliakine's position, who will remain in the company in the position of deputy chairman. Powermat shareholders hope Heins will be able to expand the company's global presence, with their wireless charging technology already launched in 200 California branches of the Starbucks coffee chain. Powermat was founded in 2006 by Poliakine and Amir Ben-Shalom, and the company's headquarters are in Neve Ilan, Israel.
Viber Releases New 'Public Chats' Feature To Tap Into Celebrity MessagesRead moreNovember 18, 2014 | Viber, an application offering free messaging and Internet calls, announced a new feature called Public Chats, allowing users to share and interact with conversations, communities, and content. The Public Chats feature will be live conversations between celebrities and other public figures that Viber users can choose to follow, giving them the chance to tap into live conversations in real time. In addition, users can invite friends to follow a Public Chat that can contain not only text, but also images, audio, stickers, web links and more. For the Public Chat launch, celebrities like Perez Hilton, Pixie Lott, DJ Paul van Dyk and more will participate, with the most popular Public Chats to be featured in the section's homepage. Viber was founded in 2010 and is a Rakuten Group company.
Outbrain Signs Content Recommendation Deal With TimeRead moreNovember 18, 2014 | The content recommendation company Outbrain signed an exclusive multi-year agreement with the US media giant Time. Time will use Outbrain's services to enhance its digital publication by suggesting content that may be suitable for its global readership. According to reports, the partnership between the company is expected to generate $100 million in revenue for Time over the entire course of the agreement. Outbrain, for its part, will provide Time with tools to pair editorial decision-making with predictive analytics and algorithmically-generated content recommendations. Outbrain was founded in 2006 by CEO Yaron Galai and General Manager Ori Lahav and, according to estimates, had 561 million unique users by September 2014.
Eyeview Raises $15M To Continue Rapid GrowthRead moreNovember 18, 2014 | The personalized video advertising platform Eyeview announced that it raised $15 million from existing investor Marker LLC. According to the company, the funding will be used to accelerate the company's already rapid growth, and to enhance its digital video personalization technology. Eyeview already has a number of premier Fortune 500 clients including Land Rover, Marriott, P&G and more. In addition, Eyeview added new members to its leadership team: Brian Pozesky was named Chief Marketing Officer and West Naze to Executive Director of CPG Sales. Eyeview was founded in 2007 by Oren Harnevo, Tal Riesenfeld and Gal Barnea, with offices in New York, Chicago, Detroit and Los Angeles.
Report: Sagi To IPO Camden Markets On London's AIMRead moreNovember 18, 2014 | According to reports in London's "Sunday Times," the Israeli entrepreneur Teddy Sagi is considering an IPO for Camden Markets on the London Stock Exchange (AIM). Sagi bought Camden Market Holdings, including the Stables Market and Camden Lock Market, in March of this year for £400 million ($626.5 million). This past October he purchased another section of the market, Camden Lock and and Buck Street, for £70-90 million ($109.6-$140.9 million), which makes him the owner of the most important four sections of the market. According to the "Sunday Times," this is the first time that so much of the market has been under the possession of one owner, and now Sagi hopes to add more value to his purchases through the IPO.
Elbit Systems Secures Contract With German Air ForceRead moreNovember 18, 2014 | Elbit Systems, the Israeli defense technology company, was awarded a contract by the German company DIEHL BGT Defense GmbH & Co. KG. As part of the deal, the company will provide their J-MUSIC Multi-Spectral Directed Infrared Counter Measure (DIRCM) systems for the German Air Force. The J-MUSIC systems were designed to protect large military and commercial aircraft by ground to air heat seeking man-portable missiles (MANPADS) and will be incorporated into the company's DIRCM system. The contract will last one year, and the amount of the deal was not specified. Elbit Systems was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Haifa, Israel, with a subsidiary in the US.
Mellanox To Take Part In $425M US Gov't Supercomputer ProgramRead moreNovember 18, 2014 | The Israeli provider of Ethernet and InfiniBand computer network switches, Mellanox, has been chosen to become part of a US government program to construct supercomputers. The supercomputers will be used at two of the country's leading labs, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The US Department of Energy will allocate up to $425 million for the High Performance Computing project, with the goal, "to advance US leadership in scientific research and promote America's economic and national security." As part of the project, Mellanox will work together with IBM and NVIDIA. Mellanox was founded in 1999 by Eyal Waldman, Shani Cohen and Roni Ashuri and has a current market cap of $1.9 billion.
Tel Aviv Team Takes $100K Prize At PayPal, Braintree's 2014 BattleHackRead moreNovember 18, 2014 | PayPal and Braintree announced the winner of the $100,000 prize for its 2014 BattleHack series, with the Israeli team from Tel Aviv taking first place. The BattleHack World Finals was a two-day competition held at the PayPal headquarters in Silicon Valley, California in which 14 teams of developers from all over the world competed for the prize money and title. As part of the final competition, competitors were asked to construct an application that would incorporate PayPay, Venmo and Braintree interfaces. The Tel Aviv team took the prize, a team made up of hackers Shai Mishali and Pavel Kaminsky, for their application called AirHop, a collaborative consumption app to share carrier or WiFi access.
Temasek Pledges $5M To Ramot's Momentum FundRead moreNovember 17, 2014 | Ramot, the technology transfer company of Tel Aviv University, entered into a strategic agreement with Temasek, a Singapore-based investment company. The agreement will seek to fund and generate leading 'commericalization ready' technologies in fields like engineering, the exact sciences, environment, clean technology, pharmaceuticals and more through the Momentum Fund. Ramot received a $5 million commitment from Temasek, which is the second lead investment in the Momentum Fund together with Tata, bringing investments to a total of $23.5 million.
CyberArk's Share Price Spikes Following Q3/2014 ResultsRead moreNovember 17, 2014 | The Israeli cyber security company CyberArk, which recently went public on NASDAQ, saw positive results in the third financial quarter. The company has seen its share price nearly triple since it went public in September, from $16 per share to $44.37, giving CyberArk a market cap of $384.16 million. CyberArk reported $28 million in revenue in the third quarter of 2014, up from $16.9 million in the corresponding quarter of 2013. CyberArk focuses on privileged account security and was founded in 1999 by CEO Udi Mokady and Alon N. Cohen.
EnStorage Signs R&D Agreements With International Energy Cos.Read moreNovember 16, 2014 | The Israeli renewable energy storage company EnStorage signed an R&D agreement with the international energy management company Schneider Electric and Areva, a French energy corporation. The companies will work together to develop a renewable energy storage system that will potentially be sold in 135 countries worldwide. The system will allow for energy manufacturers, wind farmers, and renewable energy manufacturers to store up from 150 kilowatts up to many megawatts of power. According to reports, the system will be built in late 2015 and will be sold end users by late 2016.
Microsoft Confirms Aorato AcquisitionRead moreNovember 16, 2014 | Microsoft confirmed reports that that it will purchase Israeli cyber security firm Aorato. While news outlets like the "Wall Street Journal" and others reported that the deal would be closed for $200 million, Microsoft did not reveal the financial details of the agreement. Speaking of the Aorato deal, Takeshi Numoto, Microsoft's Vice President of Cloud and Enterprise Marketing, said, "We all know corporate security is more important than ever. Nearly every day there are more headlines about breaches, fraud and data loss. Unfortunately, compromised passwords, stolen identities and network intrusion are a fact of life. Companies need new, intelligent solutions to help them adapt and defend themselves inside the network, not just at its edge." Aorato was founded in 2011 by CEO Idan Plotnik, Michael Dolinsky and Ohad Plotnik.
LogDog App For Android Protects Against Smartphone HackersRead moreNovember 16, 2014 | LogDog announced the launch of its anti-hacking service for smartphones, now available to the Android-using public. The app will attempt to protect users' private online information by sending immediate alerts when there are signs of suspicious activity. The app actively monitors users' accounts, including Google and Yahoo!, Facebook, Dropbox, Evernote and more. LogDog's technology hopes to 'lock' hackers out of users' accounts in an attempt to revise the statistic that 1 out of 4 online accounts are hacked at some point. LogDog was founded by CEO Uri Brison and is now available for download in the Google Play store.
NeuroDerm Raises $45M In NASDAQ IPORead moreNovember 16, 2014 | The Israeli clinical stage pharmaceutical company that develops drugs to treat nervous system disorders, NeuroDerm, raised $45 million in a NASDAQ IPO. This is down from estimates assessing that NeuroDerm would raise between $60-82 million in the IPO. However, NeuroDerm began selling his 4,500,000 shares at $10.00 a share. Jefferies LLC and Cowen and Company are the book-running managers for the offering, along with Oppenheimer & Co. and Roth Capital Partners. NeuroDerm has its headquarters in Rehovot, Israel.
Playtech Raises $315M In Convertible Bonds, Mulls AcquisitionsRead moreNovember 16, 2014 | Playtech, the Israeli gaming software development company, will raise $315 million via a convertible bond issue, which will be used, according to reports, for acquisitions and 'organic opportunities.' Some reports also suggested that Playtech could be mulling the acquisition of Bwin, an online gaming platform that allows betting in real money. Playtech is owned by Israeli Teddy Sagi and is publicly traded on the London Stock Exchange (AIM).
Israel's Chief Scientist Announces Winners Of Homeland And Cyber Security AwardRead moreNovember 16, 2014 | The Israeli Office of the Chief Scientist announced the winners of the Homeland Security and Cyber Security Innovation Competition. The first place award was bestowed upon Windward, an intelligence and information company that supplies analysts with information on the movement of ships around the world. As part of their award, Windward will receive a $3,000 for participation in an exposition specializing in its field and a place in the California-based Merage Institute, and a one-year membership in the Israel Export Institute.
Qihoo 360 Technology To Invest $60M In Internet Of Things Cos.Read moreNovember 16, 2014 | Qihoo 360 Technology, the Chinese security firm, will invest $60 million in early stage Internet of Things (IoT) companies. The fund will be named 360 Capital IoT Fund and will invest in IoT companies in the United States, China and Israel. Qihoo itself will be the major limited partner of this investment vehicle, with other investors and strategic partners remaining unnamed. This past October, Qihoo 360 invested in the Israeli venture capital firm Carmel Ventures.
AOL And Technion-Cornell Institute Establish 'Connected Experience Lab'Read moreNovember 13, 2014 | The international Internet company AOL and the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute will establish a 'Connected Experience Lab' to be located in New York and Israel. AOL will reportedly contribute nearly $5 million to the venture that will focus on research into the video and Internet media sectors. The areas of study engaged in at the Lab are set to include: human-computer interaction, computer vision, machine learning. The project's two labs will be located in Israel at the Technion Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa.
Report: Microsoft To Acquire Aorato For $200MRead moreNovember 13, 2014 | According to reports by "Calcalist," the young Israeli cyber security company Aorato has been acquired by Microsoft for $200 million. Aorato has raised over $11 million since its founding in 2011 by CEO Idan Plotnik, Ohad Plotnik and Michael Dolinsky. Aorato has developed a product called Directory Services Application Firewall that protects Active Directory and secure organizations against advanced cyber security threats. This past July, Aorato joined Microsoft's information security venture, allowing the company to collect even more data on potential breaches in Microsoft's systems, information which is used by the company to improve their cyber security product.
MS Treatment Copaxone Nears Regulatory Approval In JapanRead moreNovember 13, 2014 | Teva Pharmaceutical Industries' multiple sclerosis treatment Copaxone is progressing through regulatory stages in Japan. According to estimates, the annual market potential for Copaxone in Japan is between $700-900 million. Teva signed an agreement with Japanese pharmaceutical company Takeda Pharmaceutical at the end of 2013, and while Teva believed that approval would be achieved within a year from that time, regulatory approval has yet to be granted. According to most estimates, the Copaxone drug is responsible for more than half of Teva's profits.
Wix To Broadcast Advertisement During 2015 Super BowlRead moreNovember 13, 2014 | The website Internet company Wix will broadcast an advertisement during the 2015 Super Bowl this coming February. The company will use the opportunity to broadcast their advertisement to millions of viewers in the United States on Wix's platform for the easy construction of websites. As part of the campaign, the company will distribute exclusive video clips on social networks and other special content. Wix will have a 30-second spot during the most widely viewed broadcast in the US, which will cost $4.5 million. Wix was founded in 2006 by Israelis Nadav Abrahami, Avishai Abrahami, and Giora Kaplan.
Israel's MASHAV Launches Operation To Treat Ebola In AfricaRead moreNovember 12, 2014 | Israel's Agency for International Development Cooperation (MASHAV) has launched Operation Hospitals of Hope this week in an effort to combat Ebola in Africa. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will designate over $300,000 (NIS 1.2 million), which will be used to send containers of medical equipment to three African countries: Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia. The equipment will also include mobile clinics that can hold up to 20 beds each, provide protective equipment for healthcare workers and more. This is only one project in the Israeli government's effort to fight the Ebola epidemic, with the country already sending aid and experts to African nations in need.
Wannabiz Raises $2.2M, Releases Version For AndroidRead moreNovember 12, 2014 | The social marketing app for small businesses Wannabiz raised $2.2 million in a recent financing round and released a version of their platform for Android. The funding round was led Firstime Ventures, TheTime, along with investors Ilan Shiloach and Zohar Gilon. The company, which calls its service a "free marketing consultant in your pocket," was released in its beta version last year for iOS, allowing small business owners to control all of their social marketing tools. Wannabiz uses an algorithm to determine which actions business owners should take to best promote their venture, based on previous actions, location and other factors. Wannabiz was co-founded by CEO Tamar Shor.
Forter Raises $15M In Series B FundingRead moreNovember 12, 2014 | The fraud protection service developer Forter announced that it raised $15 million in Series B funding from New Enterprise Associates and Sequoia Capital. The two investors also participated in the inauguration of Forter's new R&D center in Tel Aviv, which hopes to address growing concerns of e-commerce fraud. According to some reports, e-commerce fraud has nearly doubled in recent years, resulting in nearly $5 billion losses for online merchants. Forter has developed a fraud prevention solution, offering a real-time decision engine for online merchants.
Nanotechnology Co. OCSiAl Mulls Opening Of Israel Plant, Invest $30MRead moreNovember 11, 2014 | The international nanotechnology company OCSiAl will most likely establish a production facility in Israel, investing over $30 million. According to reports, the facility will produce about 50 tons of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes each year, possibly making this the largest facility for the production of this product. OCSiAl has already begun scouting possible locations for the plant in Southern Israel, employing nearly 30 local workers within the plant. OCSiAl is an international nanotechnology company with operations in the US, UK, Germany, South Korea and Russia, and is headquartered in Luxemburg.
Uber To Test UberX Services In Tel Aviv This WeekendRead moreNovember 11, 2014 | The trip-ordering application Uber announced today (Tuesday) that it will release its UberX feature in Tel Aviv this weekend. UberX is a controversial feature that allows any private driver to turn his vehicle into a taxi cab ready for passengers. According to the company, the service will be available this weekend to a limited number of 'experimental' participants and passengers will ride free of charge. The service is controversial within Israel and in other locations around the world because of the lack of regulation, which is why Uber will offer the service free of charge this weekend. Uber is a ridesharing service founded by Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp in 2009.
Report: Credit Suisse To Increase Involvement In Israeli High TechRead moreNovember 11, 2014 | The Swiss investment bank Credit Suisse is interested in expanding its presence within the Israeli startup scene. According to a report by "The Marker," the bank will participate in a high tech forum that is set to strengthen the ties between the Israeli startup scene and the Swiss bank. "The Marker" also reported that the bank seeks to establish a platform for investing in Israeli startups for Credit Suisse wealth management partners. Credit Suisse apparently became interested in the Israeli tech scene after Israeli banks, Bank HaPoalim and Leumi, established their own startup-geared arms last year.
Elbit Systems Signs $29M Contract With US Air ForceRead moreNovember 11, 2014 | Elbit Systems America, the US subsidiary of the Israeli defense company Elbit Systems, signed a contract to provide logistical support to the US Air Force. The deal will cost the US military $29 million over five years, with the company providing support for the Heads-Up Display advanced helmets to be worn by F-16 pilots. Elbit Systems is an Israeli defense electronics company, founded in 1996 and based in Haifa, Israel.
Vizrt To Be Acquired By Nordic Capital For $370MRead moreNovember 11, 2014 | The Norwegian broadcasting technology company Vizrt will be acquired by Nordic Capital, a Scandinavia-based equity firm for approx. $370 million (2.5 billion crowns). Vizrt is a company creating interactive 3D infographics for television broadcasters like the BBC, Al Jazeera, CNN and CBS. The deal is set to take place once the company shareholders vote for the sale. Vizrt has offices in central Israel, but is based in Bergen, Norway.
Report: Retalix To Fire 200 Employees In Israel BranchRead moreNovember 11, 2014 | According to a report in "Calcalist," one of Israel's long-standing high tech companies Retalix will fire 200 employees, on top of the 100 fired this past summer. The company, acquired by the American information systems solutions provider NCR two years ago for about $800 million, fired 100 employees this last summer. Now the company will downsize to nearly 800 employees in its Israel office, downsizing in all sectors and on an immediate basis. Retalix develops, licenses, implements and supports software applications for wholesalers and retailers, founded in 1982.
Adama To File For $400M NYSE IPO At $2.9B Company ValuationRead moreNovember 11, 2014 | The Israeli agricultural technology company Adama Agricultural Solutions announced that it plans its New York Stock Exchange offering for the first half of 2015. The company plans to raise between $376-423 million at a company value of $2.9 billion. This is up from the $300 million it potentially hoped to raise when filing with the SEC in August. According to company leadership, including CEO Chen Lichtenstein, Adama will use the company to acquire Chinese companies from its parent company ChemChina, as well as for other purposes. The underwriters for the offering are Goldman Sachs and Bank of America-Meryl Lynch. Adama is a global provider of crop protection solutions, founder in 1945.
Technion Team Takes Gold At International iGEM ConferenceRead moreNovember 10, 2014 | The Technion Israel Institute of Technology took the gold medal at this year's international iGEM, the International Genetically Engineered Machine competition. The Technion students created 'Safie,' a device that detects allergenic and harmful elements in food and water. The device is able to detect elements such as gluten, toxins, nuts, mercury and more, even when they are present in minimal concentrations. Using genetically engineered E coli bacteria, the toxins and other elements light up green when they are present in the food or beverage. The Technion team previously won the gold at iGEM in 2012 for their 'Trojan Horse' method of drug delivery.
Report: SciGen To Seek Reverse MergerRead moreNovember 10, 2014 | According to a "Globes" report, the vaccination company SciGen, controlled by Opko Health, will seek out a merger into a shock exchange shell. The company reportedly hopes to maintain its $100 million valuation despite the move, which was initiated Opko Health founder and chairman Phillip Frost. SciGen, which is based in Rehovot, Israel, develops a vaccination for hepatitis B for developing countries, but now the company is looking to bring its products to Europe and the US. The vaccination was originally produced by Israeli company BTG that transferred into Singapore-based SciGen after BTG was liquidated.


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The email sounded a wee bit suspicious. The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's basketball program was releasing its 2012-2013 schedule Wednesday morning?
Really? Who does that on the week fall football practice begins for everyone from Tennessee to Georgia to UTC's Mocs?
Wouldn't a decision such as that signal that the schedule belongs in the witness protection program?
Wouldn't you only do that if you were about to again disappoint the wary and withering fan base with another depressing December diet of Spalding, Toccoa Falls, Warren Wilson and Berea?
Then the release made its way through cyberspace to my laptop. Hmmmm. Not bad. Not bad at all.
Yes, UTC will open with non-Division I Tennessee Temple, but if you can't help your hometown brethren, who can you help? And fellow small fry Reinhardt visits McKenzie Arena on Dec. 21, an apparent early Christmas present for Mocs coach John Shulman's young team.
That's where the cream puffs end, though. Everyone else is pure Division I. And 10 of the first 13 games are in Bigger Mac, which is about all Shulman can ask for heading into a season that will likely determine how many more winters the ninth-year head coach paces the UTC sideline.
Yet that's also where at least some responsibility falls to Moc Maniacs throughout the region to show such a schedule upgrade is appreciated.
If UTC is to return to playing opponents worthy of its rich tradition, the fans must support the program at least enough to prevent the Mocs from losing money.
Past visits from mid-major powers such as Creighton, Murray State and Oral Roberts have never captured the fans' interest to any great degree. Even a visit from then-No.15 Georgia Tech in Dec. of 2009 couldn't stir more than a few thousand to McKenzie.
Not that this is a non-conference home schedule to make folks momentarily forget football. There isn't a certain NCAA tourney team in the bunch. The biggest names are arguably Louisiana Tech — which lost to New Mexico State in the WAC title game last season — Austin Peay (which won at UT last year) and Utah Valley State, which will join High Point and Peay in the Dr. Pepper Classic.
But almost all the home non-conference games are against respectable mid-majors. Even Southeast Missouri State — where former UTC coaching legend Ron Shumate worked after leaving the Mocs — arrives for a November game.
Maybe SEMO and UTC should both lure Shumate back to the bench as an honorary coach. He could sit on UTC's bench the first half and SEMO's the second.
Yet whatever the Mocs and Redhawks do or don't do regarding Shu, the four-team round-robin of UTC, SEMO, Troy and La. Tech in the CBE Classic inside McKenzie between Nov. 18 and 20 will be the best group of games seen over consecutive days in the Scenic City since the 2009 SoCon tourney.
Then there are the road games at non-conference giants Kansas, LSU and Georgia Tech. All three of those schools have reached the Final Four in the last decade and KU's Phog Allen Fieldhouse is the Fenway Park of college basketball, regarded by many as the best venue in the sport.
Whether or not this is the schedule Shulman needs to keep his job is debatable.
He was certainly smart to say, "I am excited ... to redeem ourselves from last year," given the team's 11-21 record.
But by the time Davidson arrives to begin SoCon play on Dec. 1, Shulman will almost certainly be working for a new athletic director who may not have the patience of former AD Rick Hart.
In that sense, a tougher, better home schedule could actually hurt Shulman on two fronts. It will be harder to pile up victories. And if the fans stay away as they have in recent years, Shulman supporters can't point to an abysmal home schedule as an excuse for empty seats.
But those are negatives. This is a day to accentuate the positive. And this home schedule is the best seen at McKenzie since East Tennessee, UT, Murray State and Wright State all visited our town during the 2007-2008 season.
Those Mocs finished 18-13 and tied for first in the SoCon North. If this UTC team does the same, Mocs Nation should fill the majority of McKenzie's seats from November forward.
In fact, given this schedule, the Mocs and their coach aren't the only ones in UTC Blue and Gold who need to redeem themselves.
Mark Wiedmer started work at the Chattanooga News-Free Press on Valentine's Day of 1983. At the time, he had to get an advance from his boss to buy a Valentine gift for his wife. Mark was hired as a graphic artist but quickly moved to sports, where he oversaw prep football for a time, won the "Pick' em" box in 1985 and took over the UTC basketball beat the following year. By 1990, he was ...
Great piece Mark and thanks for addressing the pink elephant in the room. As an alumni, I hark back to the days when Mac was still head coach and we had two to three big dogs on the schedule with the rest "respectable" mid-majors. These last three years had caused me to literally disown Mocs basketball mainly due to the fact all we were playing were Middle School and Juco teams that no one cared for..period. I usually end my Mocs Media package on gomocs.com after the last football home game of the season. But I may extend it until December or January just to see some of these games. Here's hoping to better attendence this upcoming year.


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For years I used a store-bought miter saw stand in my
workshop. It was light and easy to fold up—great for hauling around in the back
of my pickup truck. These days, though, my saw doesn't leave my workshop more
than once or twice a year. And as much as I liked that stand, it took up a lot of
floor space in my shop—and who's got extra floor space? I decided to build a
saw stand that wouldn't hog so much room. My new stand sits 38 in. high and 90 in.
wide with the wings up. It's only 30 in. wide with the wings down, which is
almost 3 ft. shorter than my other stand!
I built the plywood carcass of the stand first. The sides
are at the same level as the cutting surface of my saw. I attached 1/4-in.
plywood on the back. When the carcass was assembled, I flipped the whole thing
upside down and fastened the hinges that hold the wings on. Next, I installed
the braces that hold the wings up. The braces are attached to the carcass with
hinges, and plywood blocks screwed to the bottom of the wings hold them in
place. Don't glue the blocks down in case you need to fine-tune them. I built a
simple drawer and installed it with drawer slides. Finally, I attached four
casters, so I can roll it out of the way when I'm sweeping up (which, admittedly, isn't very
To build this project, I bought a sheet of 3/4-in. BC
plywood, a half sheet of 1/4-in. plywood, four casters and couple of drawer
slides. The whole thing, not including the finish (which I had), cost me $75,
and took a whole Saturday to build. If I had to build another one, I might
consider using a new or used lower cabinet, and attaching the wings and casters
to that.
— Mark Petersen, Contributing Editor
For more DIY workshop tips, check out these articles:
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Tips for a Tidy Workshop
I am considering this project idea and noted your comment at the end. I like the idea of repurposing a used cabinet if possible.
Another consideration (and possibly a cheaper alternative to using casters) would be to purchase a "furniture movers' dolly" with 200 lb. capacity at Harbor Freight (with a coupon you can buy it for $8).
This gives you the ability to move your saw stand for clean-up purposes (or for any reason) plus, by temporarily removing your saw stand) gives you a solid moving dolly to use for those (hopefully) rare occasions when you need to move a large or heavy item.
I noticed you have the saw sitting up on blocks- is there a purpose for the gap underneath the saw?
To mjenx
It would appear that that arrangement puts the lower end of the wing supports at the level of the bottom of the drawer, which perhaps slides on a shelf. Absent a plan, I can only guess.
To mjenx, those look like the snap in rails for the DeWalt miter stand. I have them installed on my miter saw and my planer.
Hi Mark
I would suggest using only 2 swivel wheels, and two plain stops. This enables the unit to be picked up on the fixed stop side, move around on the swivel wheels, and once placed down it holds it in place.
Any chance of seeing the plan for this miter saw stand? This article leaves more questions than it provides answers for, in my opinion! Great idea, need to see plan!%0d%0a
I never did have any plans for this project besides my own chicken scratchings. We may feature a similar project in an upcoming edition, no sooner than the summer though.
I like the furniture mover idea, but If I had to do it over (which I may), I do believe I would use swivel wheels only on the front.
The gap under the stand: I still occasionally use my portable miter stand, so I decided to build this stand at a height that would accommodate the brackets that hook on the portable stand.
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Ikonoskop A-Cam dll vs Blackmagic Cinema Camera - first impressions
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Posted 02 December 2012 - 12:35 AM
Did you also shoot a short film (narrative) with the Ikonoskop?
If so, would love to see it! This cam may be a better solution for filmmakers then anything 15k and below period (still need to see more from the 1DC)
Narrative tells so much more about a camera then 99% of 'test' footage. Documentery (ex: phillip bloom) just doesn't cut it. Most want to purchase these cams to shoot (narrative) movies. If the camera manus would deliver that, it would be extremely helpful. That being said, have to congratulate Nikon and what their doing on the brand new D800 horror film. This will be their 2nd, after the nighttime motorcycle short photographed in Chicago nearly a year ago.
Cheers my friend
Posted 02 December 2012 - 01:26 AM
No we only had it for one day and a few hours at that. The aim was purely to see what the performance and handling was like. We shot some nice footage and I'll post it soon.
I actually think test footage if done right tells you more than a narrative film, it is essential to have a reference camera and compare the two. Sometimes it even helps to compare 4 or 5 cameras at once. A narrative film is my artistic goal, you need a mixture of both. Tests have their place, it would not be practical or scientific to only show creative work. I loved watching Moonrise Kingdom lately but it really doesn't tell me which camera I should buy out of Super 16mm and the Alexa.
Posted 02 December 2012 - 02:04 AM
A camera test or shootout should be neutral and objective, be as raw as possible without any added treatment, unless it's illustrating something, like how far grading can go, etc.
Posted 13 December 2012 - 08:30 PM
I can see your point. When do you think your Ikonoskop footage will be on-line to view?
Posted 07 February 2013 - 09:14 AM
As the Article is named "First Impressions", will you also post an in-depth comparsion with some footage?
Oh, and I would really like to get some DNG's too
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Wisconsin Welcomes Wingshooters
I recently visited my local Gander Mountain retail location to purchase a Wisconsin small game hunting license in advance of a trip east in search of ruffed grouse and woodcock.
"Is this the first time you've purchased a hunting license in Wisconsin," the Gander Mountain clerk asked.
I annually buy a fishing license during visits with my brother's family in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, but this was indeed the first Wisconsin hunting license of my life.
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My friend just got into bow hunting this year. He has hunted deer with a rifle all his life but recently picked up the archery bug. He was stunned when purchasing his Wisconsin archery tag. The clerk said, "five dollars please". It's great to live and hunt in a state that gets it.
good press for wisconsin. where are you hunting? there is a lot of good grouse country in lincoln county. good luck!
Was just in park falls last weekend brought a friend who had never hunted and he was happy to e able to take advantage of this great deal.
I took advantage of this with two other guys a week or two ago – great program. I had been meaning to scout the woods around our cabin in Hayward for years. This finally got me off the fence. I have no problem paying full freight for the non-resident license next year.
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