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Bin half-baked Raspberry Pi hubs, says Pimoroni: Try our upper-crust kit
Raspberry Pi accessory specialist Pimoroni reckons it has the answer to one of the tiny ARM-based computer's signal limitations: too few USB ports for all the add-ons you might want to hook up to it. Pi users have dealt with only having a pair of USB 2.0 ports - there's only one on the cheapest, the Model A Pi - by connecting a …
Insufficient USB power
This has been problem plaguing USB hubs and USB devices far before the Pi arrived. I have a number of computers backing up to portable/bus powered USB hard-disks - and after a few months of use a lot of them start to conk out in the middle of a multi-hour data transfer. The solution for me was a Targus USB 2.0 4 port desktop hub. This particular model (you can find it on Amazon - not sure if allowed to post links to products here) has two out of the 4 ports which provide 1 full Amp of power. This might be outside of the USB spec (500mAh) - but it certainly gets around the problem that some devices (specially bus powered portable hard-drives) need just slightly more power than the spec allows for - specially as they get a bit older and during prolonged data transfer sessions. No more problems for over a 1.5 years now and about 15 usb hard-disks and 4-5 hubs involved.
Re: Insufficient USB power
Thanks for the tip.
Re: Insufficient USB power
There are loads of options available. Best for a desktop machine is to buy a powered USB 3 hub (they are backwards compatible). Those have 12 v input and often have better equipped power supply's. Anker (pricy) or Orica (Anker in generic clothing) have 10 port ones with 5 amp supplies. Unfortunately the Pi does not see these but el cheapo generic ones are available on ebay
Most hubs assume you will never take full power which is why there are 7 port ones with 1.5 amp PSU's as they assume devices plugged in will be lower powered (keyboard/mice) or self powered (external HDD). Also you can check your motherboard's USB panel connector specs, my old gigabyte board has an internal port that supplies extra power "for rapid device charging" and front panel ports are dirt cheap.
Re: Insufficient USB power
Indeed, Belkin has also advertised one their hubs as being multi TT capable, they termed it 'turbo transaction translator technology'. I've used this model exclusively on a number of PCs/external device combinations for years without any issues.
It's not something that many manufacturers highlight so I've worked out out whether it's ubiquitous or the exception.
Re: Insufficient USB power - Targus
Seconded - It's what I use - faultlessly. Powers the Pi, HDD, USB stick and WiFi. Tried to find the model on the Targus site with no luck - maybe discontinued? Found on eBay uk, but didn't see it on Amazon.
Anyway, it's this one.
But I'll order the Pimoroni version, as I think the Targus uses a single TT thingy -from the manual "Do not data to or from multiple hs devices such as camera and scanner at the same time." (and it's a bit of a fugly ucker, so it's hidden best as I can)
Re: Insufficient USB power
That still leaves the question if they are capable of providing more than 500mA *per* port to USB 2.0 devices. Just having a decent power supply might not be enough - if they stick to the official USB 2.0 spec - in some cases.
I can't work out so far from reading around if USB 3.0 hubs will offer 0.9A power to all devices connected to them - or only if they are detected as USB 3.0 devices - to keep within the spec?
The least of its problems
> one of the tiny ARM-based computer's signal limitations: too few USB ports
In my experience, the number of USB ports on the Pi is a small matter. Ther are other design points that are more important to improve.
If anyone was planning on designing a "model C", I'd suggest dumping the Ethernet port, in favour of a Wifi device. Moving the ports around so they don't come out of all sides (possibly start by changing the SD card for a micro-SD), thus making it easier to integrate into other equipment. Adding some onboard flash, to obviate the need for an external card - though keeping the option for one.
It would also be nice if the board had (at least) a reset button, or, better, a header to break one out to a front panel. Do the same for some user addressable LEDs, so that the embedded version of "Hello World" doesn't need any hardware hacking and add an audio input port and you'd get to compete with the current best hobby SBC products like Cubieboard-2 and Olimex's A13
Re: The least of its problems
You can pry my ethernet port from my cold dead hands.
Re: The least of its problems
Could they supply it without one but with the chipset still included so people can solder/clip one on?
Although I feel having a tiny computer which is smaller than all the bits you glue on to make it usable suggests you should perhaps have bought something a bit more complete in the first place!
Re: The least of its problems
> You can pry my ethernet port from my cold dead hands.
You could still stick to the model B (superglue is an additional cost)
Re: The least of its problems
25GBP was their problem.
Ethernet is super cheap, Wifi not so much. Also Ethernet is universal worldwide Wifi has different power levels/channels depending on region so it would have been a real pain having to produce more and get appropriate certification approval (they had approval issues with the current model)
Re: The least of its problems
Moving the ports around so they don't come out of all sides
If only there was a standard to define board size, port locations and mounting screw points so that there was a readily available supply of cases etc that the RP gould fit into .... micro/pico/nanoITX anyone?
Re: The least of its problems
Erm many of your design points don't actually make sense. All ports on one side? Not physically possible without larger board and the intent was to cost reduce. On card flash removes the convenience of being able to just pull & replace the OS without faff. Reset button, header is present in later revisions. User addressable leds? Why waste those GPIOs + add cost? It's trivial to add what you prefer without dictating. Similarly wlan vs ethernet, buy a model A and add wifi dongle. No audio input? Come on.
You're forgetting/ignoring RPi was designed for a specific purpose - not necessarily matching your desires or the feature set of other SBCs. Cheap & educational and easily replaced. It does the trick. If you want "better" there's plenty of alternatives, stuff based on far more powerful ARM cores etc.
Re: The least of its problems
> You're forgetting/ignoring RPi was designed for a specific purpose
Nope, nothing forgotten here. It's important to understand that this is a suggestion for a model C (per. the post) and not as a replacement / substitute for the existing boards.
Since the hardware is open source, there is scope (though nobody has taken it up yet) for any other manufacturer to produce the current board or any future improved Pi - even with their own custom additions. As it is, pretty much all the later hobbyist SBCs have gone for bigger, better, faster processors and beefed up I-O, memory and facitilites. While the Model-B fills a niche, you'd kinda home the original developers weren't resting on their laurels and had some plans for a refresh.
Re: The least of its problems
>I'd suggest dumping the Ethernet port, in favour of a Wifi device.
Disagree. To expensive & specific. Mini PCI socket, on the other hand would be superb: Fit a nice MIMO WiFi card if you like to create a beast of a home AP/router/server or fit something else for other projects or leave it empty and save yourself the dosh... Of course an AP/router would still NEED ethernet. PoE would be a nifty addition.
>Adding some onboard flash, to obviate the need for an external card - though keeping the option for one.
Completely disagree there too. Why ADD to the cost of the thing? It's SUPPOSED to be AS CHEAP AS POSSIBLE!... how about a PAIR of micro SD slots? Methinks that'd be even nicer while NOT recklessly inflating the cost. In a similar vein, how about an empty EEPROM socket? If you have a need specifically for onboard storage.
Re: The least of its problems
>Nope, nothing forgotten here. It's important to understand that this is a suggestion for a model C (per. the post) and not as a replacement / substitute for the existing boards.
I think you will find that any possible model C, (which is a long, long way off,) will be addressing the same market as the model B. The Raspberry Pi is fantastic as a hobbyist computer, but that is not what it is designed as. It is designed as a cheap computer for kids. None of your suggestions are good ideas in that context.
Ethernet is fast, easy and foolproof. Not so WiFi. In a school environment, you need to be sure everyone is connected to the right network. WiFi would also increase the cost.
Any change in the layout to move connectors would increase the cost because the board would have to grow.
IIRC, Micro SD was considered, and it was found that the sockets were of insufficient quality. I would prefer a full-depth metal socket, but that probably comes down to cost too.
Having all the OS on exchangeable SD is what makes the RaspPi work in an educational setting. It is impossible to brick it.
Re: The least of its problems
Actually, you havent described problems - you've just described a different feature set you'd like on a Model C.
Not having wifi? Not actually problem. (USB Wifi stick)
Not having a reset switch? Not a problem. (Pull the plug out, or use GPIO)
As for uSD - easy to lose, slots are more fragile, and more expensive.
And no, they are not resting on their laurels, but it's important to keep a stable platform for the intended market.
Re: The least of its problems
Actually, the point about the port layout if VERY pertinent - with ports on all four sides, designing a case for one of these is VERY limiting, and has almost no affect on cost - if the PCB was twice as big, the component cost would rise by less than a quid.
Funnily enough, that was my first thought about this hub - why didn't they design it to also be a case for the Pi?
Re: The least of its problems
Gigabit Ethernet would be more useful. I use my Pis to backup all my kit, including each other, and the lack of bandwidth is more of an issue for me.
Re: The least of its problems
@ pPPPP
I am not convinced the pi has the processing capacity to handle gigabit ethernet. If your using ssh that could be slowing it down plenty too.
Re: The least of its problems
You could be right. Overall though, it does the job for me as it is. It would be nice for some backups to complete more quickly, but it's not that important. My laptop connects in via VPN so it's often doing it over 3G anyway.
New revisions of the Pi are likely to cover more connectivity options, higher power etc. but only if doing so doesn't affect the price too much. It is what it is.
Re: The least of its problems
Have any schools actually started using them yet?
Re: The least of its problems
A big fat NO to onboard flash. The beauty of the thing is that it's practically impossible to brick it from software. If you corrupt the card, take it out and reflash it on another machine, and voila, unbricked.
Can't do that with onboard flash, unless you can make it check if the external SD is bootable and boot from that, before attempting to boot from the onboard flash (still leaving onboard visible as a block device to the external-booted OS)
Re: The least of its problems
SD for micro-SD? Second of my purchases/addons: an Adafruit micro-sd adapter. Does still stick out a bit, but offset by the fact the micro-SD can be taken out with the case on. Others - the micro-SD comes out from the side. Yep, the Pi's Achilles heel.
The first of my purchases? Some replacement SD connectors*. Mine broke on scond insertion, warranty replacement exactly the same. Held with a piece of broken credit card carefully glued on top of the socket (the embossed numbers giving exactly the right amount of downforce)
*ebay, search 'alienspec'.
But no Ethernet? No go on that one, mate! Wireless router app, for a start!
Re: The least of its problems
>Not having a reset switch? Not a problem. (Pull the plug out, or use GPIO)
That's one of the problems in schools - the micro USB socket soon suffers from constant plugin-out especially when the little darlings aren't as careful as a BOFH
Re: The least of its problems
The ethernet is connected over USB it will never be suitable for a router.
http://linitx.com/product/ubiquiti-edgerouter-lite-3port-edgemax-router/13695 - £90 decent router. (Can use Debian packages if you want).
Re: The least of its problems
It's not just RasPis which suffer from MicroSD failings, but at least you can solve the issue on those by pulling out the other end.
I'm fairly careful, but my phone's MicroSd power socket is unreliable after 2 years. Time to fit a new one.
I suspect the the EU made a mistake in specifying them as a standard power connector, but it's strongly motivated me to ensure the next phone has contactless charging onboard.
Re: The least of its problems
Indeed. And more so if they ever put PoE in them. (Yes, i know you can achieve this with some stuff, but still...)
I like it, it's a really good idea. Nice design for the kids, bright and fun and that's where to be honest it becomes a slight problem for me. I love the fact that it's "proper" USB and that you can power a Pi from it so negating the need of buying a separate PSU for it.
Personally I'm not a great fan of USB hubs (or almost any device) that has cables spewing out of it at all angles. My latent OCD kicks in when it comes to cable management I'm afraid, I like to see cables all heading in roughly the same direction. It would be great to see a second version of this cased in a normal rectangular type box that would be easy to mount alongside (or on top of) a normally cased Pi. Yes I know that due to PCB/tooling costs this is very unlikely to happen and it is a fairly minor gripe.
Anyway it should look great on a desk in a computer lab in a school, which I guess is it's primary target. So good luck to them and I hope they sell shed loads
Re: I like to see cables all heading in roughly the same direction.
Indeed, the cable layout would put me off this design, but I think it's nice apart from that. Although maybe they should have put a couple of "keyholes" on the bottom so you could hang it on the wall, side/back of desk etc..
Wouldnt it make more sense
To make the case big enough to take a Pi - maybe in piggy pack config thus having all the components in one easy package?
Being able to power the Pi is a nice touch though.
Re: Wouldnt it make more sense
Yes, a hub, with the TT chip, designed for the Pi to slot inside, powering the Pi, and having 4+ USB sockets all nicely aligned along one edge (connected to the Pi's own USB port[s]), and leaving the other sides free for the remaining PiPorts.
Re: make the case big enough to take a Pi
Then you'd have to allow access to all the ports and pins, which would probably end up a bit of a mess.
You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
Pity the EU hasn't 'aligned' power connectors.
The Monster UK connector is over done with brass bars for connectors.
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
Pity the EU hasn't 'aligned' power connectors.
Think this has been considered but as for competition reason the standard would have to differ from all existing plugs (to avoid any country/region getting unfair advantage) then its not been considered feasible.
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
The ingenious self sealing UK design is by far the best in the world.
As you've doubtless been told many times before: Size isn't everything, it's how skilfully you use what you've got that matters.
Re: "The ingenious self sealing UK design is by far the best in the world."
While others might be smaller, we only need ONE type of plug, no matter what the amperage of the device!
I had to swap over plugs myself in a flat once, they had installed the wrong kind for my cooker, even when they KNEW it was supposed to be a higher amperage socket!
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
We have a great design for plugs in Australia / New Zealand that you can use.
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
>The ingenious self sealing UK design is by far the best in the world.
Apart from when you stand on an upturned one. Not so great then.
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
But standing on a UK plug won't break it. You have to drop them quite a long way onto a hard surface to damage them.
Standing on any of the myriad of EU plugs may break it, standing on a NZ/AUS plug will probably break it, and looking vaguely in the direction of a US Edison plug will shatter it into a myriad of pieces.
And no, there's no such thing as a standard EU mainland plug anyway. The only thing that's common across most of the EU is the approximate location and rough size of the two Live/Neutral pins.
Spain and France (CEE 7/5) are round and have a female PE off-centre, Germany (CEE 7/4) are round and use clips at the top/bottom, Denmark has a half-round PE, Switzerland (not EU but close) are roughly diamon-shaped with a round PE off-center, while Italian plugs (CEI 23-16) put the PE exactly in the middle and come in two nearly-identical but incompatible sizes, neither of which quite match anything else. Multi-standard sockets that meet CEE 7/4 as well as CEI 23-16 are getting common the Italy.
It's only physically possible to get a CEE 7/7 plug that correctly fits German and French (CEE 7/4 and 7/5) sockets. All the others are incompatible due to the impossibility of getting the Protective Earth.
The closest thing to an "EU mainland plug" is the un-earthed CEE 7/16 - which isn't a safe way of powering anything other than Class II equipment, and doesn't work in Italy.
In summary - everybody should use either B1363 or BS546 plugs and sockets, because those are by far the best ever invented.
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
>The Monster UK connector is over done with brass bars for connectors.
Monster always over-do it. Just get a regular generic UK plug and it'll work just fine (though it might melt if you pull 13A constantly).
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
Indeed! Your post reminds me of this tongue-in-cheek review of various AC plugs in use around the world. It has a nice swipe at the Euro habit of trying to standardise things too.
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
>But standing on a UK plug won't break it. You have to drop them quite a long way onto a hard surface to damage them.
I wasn't talking about breaking the plug. In the battle of foot vs plug, foot is going to lose, and it's going to f*****g hurt too.
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
UK ringmain designs effectively mandate the use of fused plugs or individually fused outlets, but there's NO compelling reason to use rainmains in new builds or rewires (extra labour costs far outweigh a few pence saving in copper)
It might be possible to standardise on C12/C13 and C19/C20 but that would take a lot of politicking I certainly wouldn't want to get into when pretty much all the EU is using or moving to variants of Schukos and the UK is the odd man out.
FWIW the contact pressure and surface area in the UK plug is lower than in most countries, resulting in a higher possibility of socket thermal damage when the pins are subjected to overcurrent conditions - which is partly why the thing got scaled up to ensure "overcurrent" would blow the fuse first.
(Round pins are also a bitch to deal with in terms of contact pressure as it's difficult to get 100% mating in mass produced brass components which in turn means the contacts can have hotspots and end up desprung. Blade type pins (USA/AU/NZ/China, etc) are easier to fabricate, make reliable sockets for and have more consistent contact pressure, but it hurts like hell if you stand on one in the middle of the night. They can also have pin shrouds - AU/NZ plugs have had these for about a decade)
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
Ring mains solve quite a few problems compared to radials or spurs in a domestic environment.
Much higher current available at a double (or triple) socket (kettle plus microwave at the same double socket), and no marshalling or junction boxes needed to join any number of sockets to a single fuse/RCBO/MCB at the fuse box/DB, as there will only ever be two cables at each join.
Construction is the same really, just pull the cable along the route and back, with a loop of spare at each socket, and if a run is hard, just cut at a socket and pull that run direct, same as for radials and spurs.
Not sure what you mean by "shrouded", but sleeved L&N pins have been a requirement on both BS1363 and BS546 since 1984, making it safe to slide child fingers behind the plug while it's being inserted and removed.
I've also not seen a BS1363 socket damaged by overload except when a fake (or wrong/no) fuse had been fitted.
That said, the "stackabilty" of the NZ/AUS plugs is rather nice and avoids a problem faced elsewhere.
Many UK multi-way adapters are actually rated at 6A or 10A total, making them annoying and sometimes dangerous as people may refit the wrong fuse after overloading them.
Re: You can get the AC adaptor with either UK or European power pins
"CEE 7/16 ... doesn't work in Italy."
It'll fit the CEI 23-16/VII 10A variant, the multi-standard bipasso 10A or 16A Schuko and the VIMAR universale.
In practice it's rare to find a room where you can't use one.
I liked my solution
I use one pi (old model B) headless for my tinkering and a new model B as a media system. It pulls media over ethernet and I have a wireless keyboard/mouse combi. This leaves a spare USB if ever I decide to use it.
I do like the look of this port device though. The pi seems to have brought people together with ideas of good (and working well) kit as well as aesthetics. Providing a board with components on it seems to have had a good effect on people and brought out a lot of creativity.
Had this problem
Initially just with a KB/M hooked upto the onboard ports and the whole thing running off an underpowered wall wart. Solved that with a powered hub (1 amp) then got myself an external 2.5'' HDD that was playing a bit fast and loose with the USB spec.
After half a dozen solutions I ended up using my samsung tab charger and an A - B usb lead to inject power into the bus and get the whole lot spinning. I really don't like the way that if there is any power on the USB bus, the Pi will keep running, regardless of the state of its power socket, just seems shoddy.
Re: Had this problem
The review on the Raspberry Pi site states that this hub *won't* back power the Pi through the USB port when using the downlink (A->B cable) port. This is unlike pretty much all the hubs I've encountered or others have discussed.
This "feature" (behaving correctly) may be what makes this hub actually worth what it costs.
In addition, the 1A port that can be used to power the Pi puts out 5.2V, very similar to the Adafruit 5.25 1A power supply. This design compensates for the very low quality power cables so many people seem to use.
Although, I'll need to find a compatible 3A supply with a US plug... I suspect that Adafruit will probably come up with one.
A Model C more capable of streaming hi bit-rate multimedia
Was most interested in Pi when announced 2 years ago, but seem to recall reading it not aimed at, and did not handle well high bit-rate 1080p MKVs with hi-fidelity audio. Read its CPU, being a previous generation to ARM7, was too weak to run heavyweight Linuxes like Ubuntu.
For a Model C, I would like a design capable of being a sink for streaming all qualities of multimedia, from just HiFi to Active Speakers, to hi bit-rate 1080p MKVs to HDMI, using more current SoC, eg Snapdragon 600/800 or Tegra4, 4xUSB to reduce need for hubs, left-right audio-out brought out to headers to allow adding better sockets i.e. RCA, as already suggested, a miniPCIe socket to allow a decent WiFi card with good antenna, an internal socket for expandable flash.
Does anyone know of a device like this available now ?
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By strategically selling puts and calls, investors can collect conditional dividends from the options market. The condition is that put sellers are obligated to buy the stock if it declines below the put strike price. Call sellers must sell the stock if the stock price exceeds the call strike price. In other words, the options market will pay you to buy lower and sell higher.
In a world of low economic growth, with many investors wary of assuming too much risk, 2013 should be a milestone for put and call selling. The year could prove historic for the options market, if, as expected, some major mutual-fund companies, which have often shunned puts and calls, integrate them as "overlay" strategies into general stock-portfolio management.
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Stanford quarterback Josh Nunes, California defensive back Kameron Jackson and USC tight end Randall Telfer have been named Pac-12 Players of the Week.
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Nunes, a senior from Upland, Calif., completed 21 of 34 passes for a career-high 360 yards and accounted for five touchdowns as Stanford overcame a 14-point fourth quarter deficit to tip Arizona in overtime, 54-48. He tossed a pair of touchdowns and ran for three more--the first, second and third rushing touchdowns of his career. He also scrambled for gains of 10 yards or more on two third-and-long situations that sustained eventual touchdown drives. Nunes, a Davey OBrien Quarterback of the Week honorable mention selection, threw for 117 yards and picked up six passing first downs in the final frame.
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Freddie Gibbs & Mike Dean: "Sellin' Dope" (via SoundCloud)
The new next-gen edition of Grand Theft Auto V is out now on Xbox One and Playstation 4, and it features 162 new songs across the game's 17 radio stations. The game's hip-hop station Radios Los Santos features a new collaborative track from Freddie Gibbs and Mike Dean (who worked on Yeezus). Listen to "Sellin' Dope" above.
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Freddie Gibbs was the alleged target of a shooting in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood last night, The New York Post reports. Gibbs had just finished performing at the record store/concert venue Rough Trade, and was sitting in his car on North 9th St. near Wythe Ave., when a gunman opened fire.
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Earlier this year, longtime collaborators Freddie Gibbs and Madlib released their latest project, Piñata. Now, the latter has announced an instrumental version of the album, appropriately titled Piñata Beats. It'll be out June 3 via the producer's own Madlib Invazion label, with the vinyl pressing to follow June 17. Check out his instrumental for "Real" above.
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Freddie Gibbs stays prolific with a new track produced by Young Chop. It's called "Deuces", and the accompanying video features footage from the infamous Evander Holyfield vs. Mike Tyson fight. You know, the one where Tyson bites off part of Holyfield's ear. Watch it below via Nah Right.
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Australian beatmaker Flume is readying a four-disc deluxe edition of his self-titled debut album. It features the original album, a collection of remixes by and of Flume, a 70-minute tour documentary, a "Producer Disc with Ableton Live 9 Lite software" and stems for "Holdin On", "Insane", and "On Top", and a rap mixtape with contributions from Freddie Gibbs and other guests. It's out November 12 digitally and December 10 physically via Mom + Pop. That's "Holdin On" featuring Gibbs above.
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Arab world's beloved singer Sabah dies at 87
November 26, 2014
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanese singer and actress Sabah, an icon of Arab music, died Wednesday after a career that spanned over six-decades, Lebanese media said. She was 87. more »»
UN appeals for $405M for Afghanistan aid in 2015
November 26, 2014
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The United Nations has appealed for $405 million to cover the humanitarian needs of the people in Afghanistan in 2015.
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Hong Kong police arrest student protest leaders
November 26, 2014
HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong authorities cleared more street barricades from a pro-democracy protest camp in a volatile district Wednesday, part of a two-day operation in which police arrested more... more »»
France suspends delivery of warship to Russia
November 25, 2014
PARIS (AP) — France suspended the delivery of a warship to Russia on Tuesday, after months of speculation about what would be the biggest arms sale ever by a NATO country to the Kremlin. more »»
Gunmen seize jewels and hostage in Paris heist
November 25, 2014
PARIS (AP) — Two gunmen robbed a Cartier jewelry boutique in a tony and tourist-filled Paris neighborhood Tuesday, fled police in a chase across the Seine River, took a hostage — and then... more »»
Russian envoy: Ferguson shows US racial problems
November 25, 2014
MOSCOW (AP) — The violent protests in Ferguson, Missouri, reflect simmering U.S. more »»
Official: Afghan president orders military review
November 25, 2014
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — President Ashraf Ghani has ordered a top-to-bottom review of the operations of Afghanistan's defense forces, including discussing the resumption of controversial night... more »»
24 died in Burkina Faso unrest that ousted leader
November 25, 2014
OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso (AP) — A committee cataloging the damage done during protests that forced Burkina Faso's longtime president from power says 24 people were killed in the unrest. more »»
2 teen female bombers kill more than 40 in Nigeria
November 25, 2014
BAUCHI, Nigeria (AP) — The teenage girls entered the busy marketplace separately Tuesday, their vests of explosives hidden beneath their full hijabs. more »»
8 shoes of Holocaust victims stolen in Poland
November 25, 2014
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Polish authorities say that eight shoes that once belonged to Holocaust victims have been stolen from the former concentration camp Majdanek in Poland, now a state-run museum. more »»
Top US Jesuit defends Vatican sex prosecutor
November 25, 2014
VATICAN CITY (AP) — The head of the Jesuits in the United States defended the Vatican's new sex crimes prosecutor Tuesday, saying he had virtually no role in the order's handling of a notorious... more »»
Cash cut to Ukraine rebel areas in risky strategy
November 25, 2014
DONETSK, Ukraine (AP) — For hours, small crowds in Donetsk huddle hopefully in the cold around cash machines that never get filled, as artillery rumbles in the distance. more »»
Black Friday shopping catches on in UK
November 25, 2014
LONDON (AP) — Halloween and Mother's Day have become staples of the U.K. shopping calendar. Now Black Friday looks as though it may be the next big retail import from the United States. more »»
Iran leader approves further nuclear negotiations
November 25, 2014
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's supreme leader on Tuesday gave his indirect approval for a continuation of talks over its disputed nuclear program, criticizing world powers who many frustrated Iranian... more »»
Activists: Syrian strikes kill 60 in IS-held city
November 25, 2014
BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian government warplanes carried out a series of airstrikes Tuesday on the de-facto capital of the extremist Islamic State group, killing at least 60 people, shattering shop... more »»
Pope to Europe: Accept immigrants, create jobs
November 25, 2014
STRASBOURG, France (AP) — Pope Francis sought Thursday to inspire an old and "haggard" Europe to find its vigor and greatness once again, urging European governments to welcome migrants, care for... more »»
Yemen army frees 8 hostages, including foreigners
November 25, 2014
SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Yemen's army freed eight hostages Tuesday in a raid on an al-Qaida militant hideout, the Supreme Security Committee said. more »»
Iran nuke talks face obstacles even with more time
November 25, 2014
VIENNA (AP) — The United States and Iran say a new deadline in nuclear talks could allow them to finally reach a deal. But Tehran's apparent reluctance to compromise may soon leave U.S. more »»
Chinese-built Ebola center dedicated in Liberia
November 25, 2014
MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) — China, one of the first countries to send aid to battle Ebola in West Africa, ramped up the assistance significantly Tuesday by opening a 100-bed treatment center in... more »»
Hundreds of migrants on crippled ship off Crete
November 25, 2014
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Ships from Greece rushed to help after a crippled freighter crammed with hundreds of migrants floundered for hours Tuesday in gale-force winds and high waves in the... more »»
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