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Staying busy while his year-end buzz still simmers, King Krule recently remixed the Big Pink's new one "Hit The Ground (Superman)" and appeared in a new performance video for San Francisco's Yours Truly. Grab the MP3 of the remix and watch Archie Marshall's performance of "Portrait In Black And Blue" after the jump.
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USB modems
And more specifically, I don't have a modem, but I do use USB for my internet connection. I basically have a satelite connection, but it uses USB instead of ethernet... It's really annoying.
So any help would be appreciated.
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USB modems are not yet supported under Linux as far as I know. But, what do you mean you don't have an modem? as in an ethernet modem? You could check with the ISP and see if they have an modem with the ethernet connector.
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my internet connection is really confusing, so I won't try to explain it, every time I do, people get confued and kittens die.
Getting a new internet connection isn't an option, it cost $100 to get an ethernet connection instead of USB.
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Montreux, Switzerland, (AP) - The United States is criticizing Syria's top diplomat for what it called his "inflammatory" speech at an international peace conference aimed at ending the country's brutal conflict.
The State Department said Wednesday that remarks from Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem were not in keeping with the spirit of the gathering, which is intended to begin the process of forming a transitional government.
Spokeswoman Jen Psaki said that instead of laying out a "positive vision" for Syria's future, al-Moallem chose "inflammatory rhetoric."
In his speech, al-Moallem accused the West and neighboring countries of funneling money, weapons and foreign fighters to the rebellion.
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Symantec Managed PKI (MPKI) 8.7 is now live - with improvements to ease of use and manageability, stronger integrations with Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions such as Airwatch, Fiberlink, and Symantec SMM; and broader ecosystem support with certificate support for LTE Base Stations, Smart Meters, and Airline e-Enabling.
Summary of New Features:
- Better integration with MDM solutions (Airwatch, Fiberlink, and Symantec SMM)
- Support for new ecosystems:
- Smart Meters – lightweight certificates to establish trust between devices
- LTE Base Stations – delivering operator certificates to support 3GPP standards
- Airline e-Enabling – operations security via authentication and digital signatures (wired and wireless)
- Ability for device manufacturers to order certificates asynchronously in a batch to support future enhancements in the Machine-to-Machine (M2M) interaction space
- PKI Client enhancements improve ease of use and support for 3rd party hardware vendors
- Administrative enhancements improve manageability and migration from competitive solutions
- Updated language support for PKI Manager, PKI Certificate Services, and PKI Client
The Symantec Managed PKI Service is not only a key component in supporting current standards such as 3GPP, but is committed to providing solutions for technology growth areas such as Smart Grids, Airline e-Enabling, and future M2M developments. Support for new ecosystems and enhanced integrations with MDM vendors increase the flexibility of MPKI and its ability to address a wide range of scenarios and BYOD initiatives, while administrative enhancements improve the user experience. Symantec is the leader in establishing a trusted relationship between a device and its user or other devices on the network.
Feature Highlights:
Support for New Ecosystems
MPKI continues to enhance support for well known integrations such as with MDM solutions in additional to developing support for new growth areas such as those detailed below.
- LTE Base Station Security – 3GPP standards require key network elements of a wireless operator LTE network such as a base station (or eNodeB) or the Security Gateway (SEG) be secured using digital certificates. Vendor digital certificates, which are embedded at manufacturing time, and operator digital certificates are both required. MPKI 8.7 enhancements focus on the operator certificates that need to be delivered over a CMP v2 interface.
- Smart Grid Support - PKI Manager now includes optional functionality that allows an enterprise to issue certificates that are compliant with recent Smart Grid technology. Smart Grid-compliant certificates are lightweight certificates the do not include all of the certificate extensions of standard certificates. These certificates can be issued to operational devices (such as smart appliances) and other Smart Grid-compliant devices (such as Push and Server devices). The strong public key authentication of certificates is used to establish trust between these components of the Smart Grid network.
- Airline e-Enabling - Modern airplanes (ex. Boeing 787 Dreamliners) use a significant number of digital certificates in operations to ensure security via authentication and digital signatures. Applications include back office e-enabling, ground support, airplane identity and maintenance, terminal/hangar wired and WiFi connectivity, and external application integration. MPKI 8.7 provides the necessary certificates and management to secure these critical functions while allowing users the required flexibility and mobility.
Support for M2M interactions
There is a growing need in the Internet of Things (IoT) or the more technical term Machine-to-Machine (M2M) interaction space to embed digital certificates into a variety of devices which connect and autonomously communicate with each other. Early examples of such devices include Cable Modems, Digital TVs, and WiMAX devices, but the market is expected to evolve into a broad range of devices in the future beginning with network elements and smart meters and expanding far beyond that. Symantec MPKI Service provides a flexible way to configure certificate profiles that can be used with a batch interface for requesting these certificates. Device Manufacturers are expected to upload requests for certificates providing a batch of device identifiers and will in turn receive a batch of certificates and private keys, which can be injected into devices within the secure confines of the manufacturing process. This positions us to take advantage of new growth areas as they develop.
PKI Client Enhancements
With each successive release MPKI continues to improve ease of use and interoperability with 3rd party hardware vendors. With this release we have added several enhancements to our PKI Client.
- PKI Client supports post-processing for VPN networks on Mac-based devices, enabling you to take advantage of automated functions on the MPKI system to configure certificates for commonly used applications.
- Additional tokens and smartcards such as the SafeNet iKey 2032 and 4000 that work with the SafeNet CSP, or tokens such as the Gemalto SA .NET Dual that work with the Microsoft based CSP are now supported. This allows you to leverage your existing investment in hardware.
- Chrome browser support added to current support for IE and Firefox for Windows environments.
- Windows Vista (32-bit) support added to current support for Windows XP, Windows 7, MacOS X – providing more platforms to support your BYOD needs
- Simplified Chinese added to our supported languages for PKI Client
MPKI Administrator Enhancements
- Ease of migration - For migrating customers we have provided Administrators the capability to import files containing PKCS#12 files not generated from the MPKI into PKI Manager; and set policy to be used during key recovery of these certificates.
- Administrative Enhancements – Administrators may now assign seat counts to sub-accounts and more easily delete users, which will automatically revoke the certificates associated with that user. Additionally, by using search filters multiple certificates may be deleted. For Administrators this means:
- The dataset stays clean and manageable as test certificate profiles and dummy data can be deleted after Administrators finish testing new release features.
- Bulk deletion of certificates using various search filters make Administrators more efficient. For example if your organization is planning for a layoff you now have fewer steps to delete all users and all certificates.
- Being able to allocate seats to sub-accounts from the total number purchased makes it easier to track usage of seats across the sub-accounts. For example if you have sub-accounts based in multiple regions (i.e. APJ and the US) you may want to take advantage of this management feature.
Platform and OS Requirements:
The following are platform and OS requirements for MPKI 8.7.
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PKI Certificate Service |
*Chrome browser is supported for certificate lifecycle operations using PKI Client only
PKI Client |
PKI Enterprise Gateway |
Language Support
Managed PKI v8.7 includes support for the following languages:
- PKI Manager supports English, French, and Japanese
- PKI Certificate Services supports English, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Norwegian, Spanish, and simplified Chinese
- PKI Client supports English, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Norwegian, Spanish, and simplified Chinese.
End-of-Life Announcements:
As the PKI market evolves, Symantec regularly assesses market trends and re-balances its solution portfolio to best meet its customer needs. Being a market leader in security services, Symantec continues to re-invent and strengthen its service technologies and solutions to deliver more business value to its customers. As the size and scope of its product portfolio increases and changes, Symantec must proactively end-of-life services and support for certain third-party platforms and applications. At the same time, Symantec will continue to add support for new platforms and applications to replace discontinued services and components.
Please note that as the announcement distributed in November stated all versions prior to Managed PKI 7.3 and all versions prior to Managed PKI for Windows 6.2 will end of life July 31, 2013.
Note that the date above is for planning purposes only. Symantec will not accelerate the date without prior notice. However, if the situation is warranted, we reserve the right to delay the date and continue supporting these products for longer than planned.
If you are unsure as to what version you have please contact your Sales representative or Support.
Technical Support:
We value your business and are committed to customer care. Please contact us if we can assist or answer any questions. Symantec Support can be reached via email at: firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at +1-650-426-3535 or 1-800-579-2848.
Disclaimer: Any information regarding pre-release Symantec offerings, future updates or other planned modifications is subject to ongoing evaluation by Symantec and therefore subject to change. This information is provided without warranty of any kind, express or implied. Customers who purchase Symantec offerings should make their purchase decision based upon features that are currently available.


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Jones Lang LaSalle is expanding its retail brokerage platform into Phoenix.
Jones Lang LaSalle has announced the addition of seven brokerage experts to its national program.
Jones Lang LaSalle has hired Todd Wallace and Robert O'Farrell to lead its retail brokerage practice in Austin, Texas.
Jones Lang LaSalle recently appointed senior VP Larry Kilduff, a 25-year industry veteran, as head of the firm's Midwest Retail platform, which is based in Chicago.
Jones Lang LaSalle has brought on Adam Cody as a VP in its Chicago office.
Jones Lang LaSalle announced Monday it has acquired Means Knaus Partners, a Houston-based property management company as part of the firm's expansion in third-party property management.
As part of a continuing effort to expand its retail platform, Jones Lang LaSalle has acquired Surge Retail International, a New York/Boston-based specialty retail tenant brokerage.
Jones Lang LaSalle has closed the sale of phase I of Hancock Village on behalf of Edco in Richmond, Va.'s Chesterfield submarket.
Jones Lang LaSalle has signed industry veteran Stephanie Moore as VP in its Charlotte office.
Jones Lang LaSalle has announced that its retail group, in an exclusive deal, will lease and manage Shenandoah Plaza in Newnan, Ga.
Jones Lang LaSalle said that it has named Wendell Brooks III as senior VP of the firm's retail brokerage business in Hawaii.
Jones Lang LaSalle announced the addition of Larry Kilduff, Claire Bitautas and Anne Imming to its retail team.
Jones Lang LaSalle said that Rebecca Wells has been named EVP in the company's Indianapolis office, part of its Capital Markets arm.
Jones Lang LaSalle announced that it has promoted Kristin Mueller to COO.
Store opening plans for 2013 are at a four-year high even as positive retail trends tempered with uncertain fiscal policies signal a cautious start to the new year, according to a report released by Jones Lang LaSalle.
Jones Lang LaSalle has been selected by Time Warner Cable to handle project management for the development of the firm's six new retail stores in Southern California.
A report released by Jones Lang LaSalle found that the U.S. retail real estate continued to show signs of stability in second quarter 2012.
Jones Lang LaSalle announced it has hired Paul Berkman, Craig Slosberg, Davie Berke and Justin Haber in New York.
Jones Lang LaSalle is enhancing the retail services it offers by adding boots on the ground in select local markets across the country, beginning with Florida.
Jones Lang LaSalle said that it has launched IntelliCommand, the industry's first integrated building management solution that combines cloud-based, smart-building technology with a team of engineering and operations professionals to enable 24/7, real-time remote monitoring and control of facilities and portfolios worldwide.
Jones Lang LaSalle announced Wednesday two new hires in the Southeast Region.
Jones Lang LaSalle announced Tuesday that Rally Capital Services, LLC, and Pacific Avenue, LLC, have chosen the firm to lease and manage their open-air centers.
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Kaufman's older brother, Chase, is a defensive back for the Battlin' Bears.
Mitch Kaufman played on both sides of the football for the Locomotives last season, Rocky coach Brian Armstrong said.
He was an all-Eastern A selection as a fullback and outside linebacker. He was an all-state pick as a fullback.
"He's a guy that we recruited to play tailback," Armstrong said of Kaufman. "We think he's going to be able to develop into a heck of a tailback. Chase has been a dang good player for us, and so we're glad to add another Kaufman to the football family."
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(July 17–Aug. 2, 1945) Allied conference held in the Berlin suburb of Potsdam after Germany's surrender in World War II. Harry Truman, Joseph Stalin, and Winston Churchill (later replaced by Clement R. Attlee) met to discuss European peace settlements, the administration of defeated Germany, the demarcation of the boundaries of Poland, the occupation of Austria, the definition of the Soviet Union's role in eastern Europe, the determination of reparations, and the further prosecution of the war against Japan. The four occupation zones of Germany conceived at the Yalta Conference were set up, each to be administered by the commander-in-chief of the Soviet, British, U.S., or French army of occupation. Poland's boundary became the Oder and Neisse rivers in the west, and the country received part of former East Prussia. Stalin refused to let the Western powers interfere with his control of eastern Europe.
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The Center for Instructional Innovation and The Exchange at Georgia State University are co-sponsoring an interdisciplinary conference focusing on instructional innovation, technological and professional development topics. All past, current and future faculty and GTAs at Georgia State University and within the University System of Georgia are encouraged to attend and to present a paper, poster, symposium or panel discussion..
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The conference will be held on Friday, April 18, 2014, 9:30am-4pm, at GSU Student Center, 44 Courtland Street, Atlanta, GA. This conference is open to past, current, and future GTAs across the University System of Georgia and to the faculty who work with and support them. (Lunch will be provided) Free Parking is available to Non-GSU faculty and students. Email email@example.com to request free parking.
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Call for Proposals for the 2014 Instructional Innovation Conference
April 18, 2014
The Center for Instructional Innovation and The Exchange at Georgia State University are co-sponsoring an interdisciplinary conference focusing on instructional innovation, technological and professional development topics. All past, current and future faculty and GTAs at Georgia State University and within the University System of Georgia are encouraged to attend and to present a paper, poster, symposium or panel discussion.
The conference provides an opportunity to share pedagogical ideas, and to gain conference experience while enhancing your vita. In years past, participants have shared best teaching practices and attended sessions on topics ranging from syllabus development to instructional strategies and assessment in the college classroom.
The conference will be held Friday, April 18, 2014 from 9:30 to 4:00 in the Student Center at Georgia State University with a catered lunch and a guest speaker. Sign-in starts at 9:00am. We will be running concurrent sessions throughout the day with a break for a lunch. If you are interested in attending and/or presenting, Click Here to Register and RSVP.
Proposals should be submitted in MS Word format via email to email@example.com with GTA Pedagogy Conference in the subject line.
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All proposals will be reviewed and presenters will be notified by April 10, 2014.
Possible topics may include (but are not limited to):
- Innovative Pedagogical Approaches
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
- Strategies for Assessing Student Learning
- Implementing and Integrating Technology Effectively
- Designing Effective Instruction
- Creating Domain Specific Pedagogy (English, Chemistry, History, Education, Foreign Languages, ESL/TESL, etc.)
- Service Learning/Teaching and Community-based Pedagogy
- Teaching for Individual Differences
Papers. Papers are 20-minute individual oral presentations. Individual papers will be combined into paper sessions of 2 or 3 papers. Papers can present empirical research if the research is too complicated to present in a poster. In addition, papers can present conceptual, theoretical, historical, philosophical, or methodological issues. The presenting author of one of the papers in the session will be assigned to serve as chair of the session by introducing all the papers in that session.
Posters. Posters are visual displays of empirical research. Poster presentations will be grouped and presented during one of four, one-hour sessions. The presenters will stay with their posters during the session while attendees view posters and ask questions of the presenters. The poster should include title and author(s), an introduction or background information, a brief method section, results, and discussion. You will need to bring your poster mounted on a tri-fold display board that will stand on a table. If there are not enough posters to constitute a poster session you will be asked to present your research in a paper session.
Panels. Panel discussions include 3 or 4 speakers responding to a question or issue with time included for interaction among the speakers and the audience. A panel discussion is organized by a chairperson who is the session's moderator and is scheduled for 50 minutes with 3 panelists or 80 minutes with 4 panelists.
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Please prepare your proposal in MS Word and submit it electronically to the Center for Instructional Innovation at firstname.lastname@example.com. Begin each proposal by indicating the type of presentation you are proposing—paper, poster, symposium, or panel—then provide the information requested below based on the type of presentation you are proposing.
Proposals to present papers must include:
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- A 150 to 200 word abstract (Indicate if your paper presents empirical research)
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Feb 5, 2012 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"This was delicious, and quite easy to make! I made some substitutions based on what I had on hand:
Blueberry yogurt instead of plain (the kind with fruit mixed in, yum!)
Craisins instead of Grapes - instead of mixing them into the egg mixture, I sprinkled them evenly over the bread.
Sprinkled a little more cinnamon-sugar..."
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Jan 28, 2012 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"A-MA-ZING! This is a fantastic treat that we make about once a month. I use Almonds instead of Pecans, and, when it's available, I use Eggnog instead of Half-and-Half, and omit the sugar. SOOO good! And we don't add maple sugar when we serve - it's sweet enough already!"""


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(07-09-2013 08:11 AM)rmpaq5 Wrote: I was just thinking that when on-site the other day. Dude posted like 2000 posts in 3 months and then disappeared (poof) like Kaizer Soze.
(07-09-2013 08:46 AM)iconms Wrote: He only wanted to reach Senior Member status haha. Now he can take a break
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(07-09-2013 10:25 AM)Phillies_Joe Wrote: DrM...was thinking the same thing the other day...looked at thier profile and I think last post was 4/10/13....I may be mistaken, but I thought they said they were breaking for a while but again not sure. Personaly, don't miss seeing that avatar, but they were nice on the boards here and you could always expect a post......


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"you can say so to all Islamic countries where claim only place for Muslims"
I am as much against 'Islamic states' or 'Christian states' as I am against Jewish states. A state simply should not be based on one religion (any religion).
Let alone on ethnicity. Although converts have been assimilated into the Jewish people throughout time, one does not become Jewish by personal choice, like one might become a Mormon.
Imagine the US officially defining itself as 'White Christian state'.
I believe there are still Jews in Iran, Turkey, and Syria. Otherwise they were mostly expelled in 1948 (without their extensive property) just as they were expelled from Germany and Austria (without their property) in 1938-39. To be fair Iran and Turkey are Muslim but not Arab. That leaves only Syria, not exactly a poster child for peace and tolerance right now. Before 1948, Jews were prominent in Baghdad, Alexandria, and Cairo. So a millenium of Jewish/Islamic peace and brotherhood was destroyed in a minute by the creation of Israel...in response to the Holocaust. Considering all the harm done to Jews in Christian Europe, does any of this make sense? The Israelis really should ally themselves with their Arab neighbors and fellow citizens...pan-Semitism against the Indo-European world domination makes a lot of sense.
Trying? The ultraorthodox don't have to provide military service so it is already.
Kind of like the way that rich people in America align themselves with their monetary master and don't pay taxes.
Were you ever employed by Pravda?
Whatever your opinions are you have no right to throw accusations with no factual basis. I will repeat "rsg england"'s question to you.
"Who has had their citizenship removed, as opposed to those who have requested it? Some names and circumstances would be welcome."
Malaysia is a theocracy?? Something tells me you don't even know where the country is. That doesn't seem to stop you from maligning it, though. Ignorance is bold.
Interesting article, would have liked more detail. Not sure why Israeli parties would risk polarizing/alienating communities that in aggregate comprise 1/5th of the population.
Add that to confrontation/tensions with populations on the West Bank and Gaza, and it seems a great way of placing one at a significant disadvantage in the futrue.
If anything, seems to make more sense to increase spending on infrastructure (roads, sewers, schools, communities centers) and services to give those communities a bump, and tamp down any potential for tensions.
With regards to this: "And aren't many black people in the UK and the USA also asking "what's the point?""
Well there is now a president in the White House who is half black, providing a vivid, living symbol of possibilities.
Otherwise, voter apathy in America seems to manifest in all sorts of population segments (the young, the poor, less well educated, etc.) aside from just race.
Which brings up the question, what is your point exactly? Replying nonsensically to criticism?
You are comparing countries that have different methods for election, thus comparison fails to hold.
Iran, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Yemen, Afghanistan, United Arab Emirates, Pakistian, Malaysia, and Mauritania are Islamic theocracies. It is illegal to be a Jew in most Arab countries.The Vatican City is a Christian theocracy.
What is your problem with 1 Jewish Theocracy ? Hypocrite !
Thats ignorant statement. How many millions of natives died around the world from colonizations?
Islam was far more advanced then Europe from 700 to 1400......ever hear of the Dark Ages....
I have a problem with EVERY theocracy.
Why would I make Israel an exception?
Hint: I'm not going to. Israel has gotten enough free passes, I do not intend to give it any more.
Mr Kyoukai,
When you write: "If Israel was indeed a true apartheid, then there would be no Arab-Israeli citizens there would only be Jewish-Israeli citizens", you argue that in an apartheid state the minority is non-existant. Then you go so far as to suggest: "I think perhaps you should go learn what apartheid was."
Clearly, you have never heard of Nelson Mandela or of South Africa. You knowledge of the twentieth century is sadly incomplete.
With all due respect, sir, this vast gulf in your knowledge of recent history invalidates your comments upon this subject.
Mr Kyoukai,
Your comment:
You are comparing countries that have different methods for election....
is indeed quite true.
It is also entirely irrelevant. It is like saying: "The US has red in its flag and Israel does not. Thus comparison fails to hold."
The simple matter of fact is the US makes some effort - not always effective - to give minorities a voice in their government. The same is untrue of Israel.
The word "thus" does not fabricate a logical statement out of nonsense.
Mr Kyoukai,
Your comment:
You are comparing countries that have different methods for election....
is indeed quite true.
It is also entirely irrelevant. It is like saying: "The US has red in its flag and Israel does not. Thus comparison fails to hold."
The simple matter of fact is the US makes some effort - not always effective - to give minorities a voice in their government. The same is untrue of Israel.
The word "thus" does not fabricate a logical statement out of nonsense.
You seem to not know what a THEOCRACY is. Lets educate you
"Theocracy is a form of government in which a deity is officially recognized as the civil Ruler and official policy is governed by officials regarded as divinely guided, or is pursuant to the doctrine of a particular religion or religious group"
Therefore the ONLY two countries in the world that by the book theocracies as per that definition are Iran, where the "Supreme Leader" who is the end all and be all is a religious figure, and the Vatican.
"Theocracy should be distinguished from other, secular, forms of government that have a state religion, or are merely influenced by theological or moral concepts, and monarchies held "By the Grace of God". "
You list a bunch of Muslim majority countries that based on your ignorance Islam=Sharia Law. Whereas in reality they fall in line with that second sentence: They have a state religion or are influenced by one= Islam.
Chechnya, Gaza, and Kosovo aren't nation states; they are regions. And the last time I checked, FULL Sharia is illegal in Chechnya. Jordan is a Monarchy. Syria and Yemen are dictatorship. Only HALF of Nigeria has Sharia law as its NOT a majority Muslim nation. Same for Kenya, Lebanon, Eritrea, Senegal the Maldives. Sharia Law is ILLEGAL in Turkey. Algeria, Bangladesh Egypt, Morocco, do not practice FULL Sharia law.
By your retarded logic, the USA which is a majority Christian country and incorporates God and religion into its legal and political talk and process, like "swearing to God" every time you go to Court, or European Monarchies like Britain that DO have state sponsored Churches that dictate law and process like the Church of England as English Monarch MUST belong to it, are Theocracies. But no, they fall in line with that second sentence of that definition.
But given your Anti-Islamic screeds you've posted in the past, I doubt you will grasp any of this. Bigotry ≠ facts and logic.
As far as I can ascertain, there are 48 countires where Islam is the majority religion, these being: Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Sudan, Algeria, Morocco, Iraq, Afghanistan, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Yemen, Syria, Kazakhstan, Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali, Senegal, Tunisia, Guinea, Somalia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Sierra Leone, Libya, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Chad, Lebanon, Kuwait, Albania, Mauritania, Oman, Kosovo, The Gambia, Bahrain, Comoros, Qatar, Djibouti, Brunei, the Maldives (and Gaza, if we could include that).
So then I looked into how many countries practice strict Sharia Law. As far as I can ascertain there are 9 that proscribe death for blasphemy, these being: Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iran, Mauritania, Oman, Pakistan, Yemen, Saudi Arabia and Gaza. And another 12 that proscribe imprisonment for blasphemy, these being: Algeria, Bangladesh, Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Malaysia, Maldives, Morocco, Somalia, Tunisia and United Arab Emirates. That's 21 that have state-enforced blasphemy laws, a bit less than half.
Then there's another 13 that have some level of Sharia, these being: Indonesia, Turkey, Brunei, Jordan, Eritrea, Syria, Djibouti, Chechnya, Niger, Nigeria, Kenya, Gambia and Qatar. But I'm not sure if these count or not, given many Western countries have Christian influenced law without being theocratic per se. Maybe others could add some insight here? Good articles seem hard to come by. It's a question I'd like to persue further.
I agree. ShameOnU really seems to try to put people off the Jewish/Israeli/Zionist cause.
You'd almost think he's a Palestinian imposter, trying to make Israeli's look bad.
You are correct. Still, winning the Israeli Arabs' trust and decreasing the influence of Palestinian radicals is important enough to warrant great efforts.
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How oft is the candle of the wicked put out?
&c.] Job here returns, as Jarchi observes, to his former account of the constant and continued prosperity of wicked men; and puts questions tending to prove the same. Bildad had said, that the light and candle of the wicked would be put out, ( Job 18:5 Job 18:6 ) . Job, referring to this, asks how often this is the case; meaning, by the candle of the wicked, not his soul or spirit, which cannot be put out, or become extinct, as to be no more; nor the light of nature in his soul, though that may be put out in a great measure, and he be given up to judicial blindness and hardness of heart; but either his natural life, which, like a candle, burns for a while, and then becomes extinct, or rather his outward prosperity and happiness: if the question relates to the former, to the natural life of wicked men, it is not whether they die, that is no question; all die, good and bad; but whether they die in common sooner than others, or whether the instances of the brevity of the life of wicked men were frequent, or but seldom; or, is this always the case? it is not, it is rare, and not common; they live as long as other men, and oftentimes longer; they live and become old, as Job before observes; they prolong their days in their wickedness; or, if this refers to the latter, the prosperity of the wicked, the question is, is that for the most part a short lived prosperity? it is not, it is but rarely so; wicked men generally spend all their days in wealth, as before observed; so Ramban interprets "how oft", that is, how seldom; and to the same sense Mr. Broughton,
``not so often is the candle of the wicked put out;''and [how oft] cometh their destruction upon them?
[God] distributeth sorrows in his anger;
or rather, "how oft doth he distribute sorrows in his anger?" but seldom; he is angry with the wicked every day, and reserves wrath for them, and many sorrows shall be to them, but not for the present; those are future, and even such as of a woman in travail, as the word used signifies, and which shall come upon them suddenly and certainly, and there will be no avoiding them; see ( Psalms 32:10 ) ( Hosea 13:13 ) ( 1 Thessalonians 5:3 ) ; but does God frequently distribute or portion out sorrows to them now? he does not; they have their portion of good things in this life; does he usually give them sorrow of heart, his curse unto them? he does not; it is very seldom he does; they are not in trouble, nor plagued as other men; they are not men of sorrows and acquainted with griefs; they are generally strangers to them, and live merrily all their days, ( Job 21:12 ) ; respect seems to be had to the conclusion of Zophar's speech, ( Job 20:29 ) .


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This is why trynd is op (try and prove me wrong)
~edit: JUST BECAUSE YOU CAN COUNTER PICK AGAIST A CERTAIN CHAMP DOESNT MEAN HES NOT OP~ First off lets talk about his early game, most trynd just farm the first wave fast just to hit lvl 2 so they can spin on you and can usually get 1-3hits on you, now say he gets one of them infamous 200dmg crit thats basically 1/3-1/2 of your hp. now you have a few options (which in no way helps you at all) 1) stay in lane with your minions and have him spin and slow you and kill you(most likely assuming you have less then 1/2 hp), 2) turrent hug which allows him to right off go to jungle to farm then come back to lane, 3) head back to base to heal which again gives him time to push and then head to jungle. 4) stay in lane and play so defensively so you wont die you bearly get cs while he farms up then heads to jungle once he pushes you to tower. Now lets talk about all the ways the "pros" say to counter trynd by items,counter picks, spells. Which i'll say right now is BS unless your in a premade team. Counter him in items: Say your in a solo que and your team just happens not to have anyone spefically able to counter trynd, so "pros" say buy items to counter him like frozen heart, thornmail, e calling, ect.. but heres the problem with using items to counter him only. in a average game of tt you get between 7-12k gold(most of the time around 9kish). the items listed above besides frozen heart only will affect a trynd early game because thornmail is useless when trynd has IE, and lifesteal items. Just for fun lets say the team "tank" is buying these items since it makes more sense he would anyways. Thornmail cost 2k, Frozen heart cost 3k+, that alone costs 5k. Saying we use the avg of 9k gold per game thats 55% of your total gold just to counter a trynd. but we havnt even added in the boots which you know you need, so add an extra 1k gold onto that thats almost 67% of your total gold alone Just to counter a trynd. by now your starting to see the problem with buying items to counter him but for thoughs of you that do not let me explain. Your spending 67% of ALL your gold just to counter 1/3 of there team. Now let me explain some different senerios. Say you succesfully bought all the counter items frozenheart and thornmail, but trynd's other 2 teammates are AP, (you see were im going with this) If trynd doesnt destroy you his teammate will( you know the other 2/3 of the team that youve yet to spend a cent on to counter) And lets be honest for items to work EVERYONE must have it, Any trynd with any sort of a brain would know to focus your teammates that dont have the above items first.... well then remember when i said the items wont work late game when he has IE and lifesteal? well if he gets random kills on your teammates your "counters" wont even affect him Summoer spell's counter: Exhaust and Ignite, Everyone says this and makes it sound so easy that if you have them its a for sure win. WRONG! Let me explain. In a perfectly made premade team you might have all exhaust and ignites but lets face it your not going to have it in a solo que. majority of the time i see flash as one of the spells with exhaust or ignite as the 2nd. But YES exhaust and ignite SHUTS HIM DOWN EASY. but theres some problems. Remember trynd is only 1/3 of the team, and lets face it we cant always save exhaust and ignite for trynd its just not going to happen, unless his teammates totally suck your going to be using it on them occiasionally. So you cant always expect the cd for them to be up. not to mention a trynd with cleanse or qss will make you rage.. Now that we've talked about how countering him with items/spells is useless lets talk about how hes the only champ that can go unpunished for being overextended or staying to long in a fight. Pre-level 6 you have some chance of ganking him but after 6 its almost impossible. This is a few sernerios find that happen. trynd pushes lane to turrent, bot comes to gank him, tryn spins into top jungle untouched and continues on to clear jungle. Next your in a 1vs1 with a trynd, most of the time they can tell really early if they are going to lose/win so if they have a feeling they are losing they just spin away Or ulti then spin away. (even in teamfights this happens he will do a crapload of dmg maybe even take down 2 members then spin out in his ulti) YES its easy if you have counters for trynd or build around your team for it but the fact of the matter he snowballs so quick(even without kills just farm alone), but the reason why hes op is the 1)cost of items to counter unlike items to counter other champs 2) his abilitys that make him unpunished when over extended or overstayed in a fight 3) the fact he can crit you for 1/2 hp first hit of the game. Some fixes: lower the crit cap on trynd. (how does it take skill to 1hit someone for half there hp then kill them) |
ill prove you wrong, theoretical=/=practical. You personally get 2000 elo playing trynd and ill believe
Cleanse and QSS pretty much clean up any cc used on him, allowing him to rape **** on 3v3. His kit is broken.
(try and prove me wrong) Challenge accepted and to make it more fun I will do this with only using your "facts" you stated
I do not think your opinion will change but you do realize 67% of ur gold is only 22.3333% of your teams gold and countering the carry = 100% chance to win With exhaust + ignite thing again your saying using ur skills to counter 1/3 of the team but do you realize you are 1/3 of ur team also? lrnmathplz Do not even get me started about the total gold earned or anything or how alone just ninja tabi + thornmail = dead tryndamre. |
I would rather face 3 good level 30 Trynd, than 1 level 1 Fiddlestick. Just saying. Trynd is easy to kill unless you yourself suck.
and btw bro i like how you have 2 wins as a trynd, 1 win w/ rammus i co-op, 5losses as a ahri, a losses as a rammus and a win with trynd co-op. your just another "only can play trynd player" personally i like the 0/9 and 0/10 matches you went. sure you might want to vs trynd instead of fiddles because fiddles imo is a counter to trynd, *he spins in, fiddles fears then drains, trynd then runs away" |
You say everyone needs the counter then your obviously stupid 1 thornmail and ninja tabi will beat him in a 1v1 if he focuses on ur teammate then i dunno maybe atk him or exhaust him then he is dead
You know both of those bot games I disconnected during first half and had teammates there went afk hen I rejoined My win ratio in 3v3 is Wins 131 Ratio 1.51 playing against lvl 30's and I play random characters most of the time. I only play with 2 people (usually only 1 at a time) and 1 of them is really bad often he gets 0 kills in a full length game yet we win Most of my losses are from when I was a noob or trying weird characters you are playing low lvl enemies http://www.lolstatistics.com/ You are basing my whole game history from my last 10 games which the reason we were playing bot matches is because during christmas week we have to go afk at time or dc alot due to high stress on our internet servers. |
PROVE ME WRONG Challenge accepted.
T E E M O game over i win what is my present. also trynd just needs his ulti dropped to what 4 or 5 seconds because 7 seconds is longer then the ignite kill long enough to kill n run and long enough to destroy a team with his ulti giving him current 35% crits at least. |
Y'know what's funny? Tristana can counter Tryn. True facts, I've done it.
I even dueled one, same level, similar farm, I won. How? Kill him before he ults. If he does manage to ult, knock him back and keep pounding him. Get some nice crit gear, lifesteal, etc. Her 'e' locks down his heal, so you're gaining more life than him, her ult counters his ult by knocking him out of melee range, her 'w' counters his spin by jumping on him if escaping or jumping away if he's coming in, and her 'a' gives her the steroids to outpace his attack speed. End result? Your dps is higher, you heal more via damage, you keep hitting him when he's not in melee, and his best bet is to run away and hope you don't catch him when he ults. Oh, and her farm is better, her harass is better, and she kills towers with less risk. Now, I'm not saying that she'll win every time, but if I were to solo match vs Tryn, that's who I'd take. Edit: Oh, and Rammus. I play Tryn a lot, and I hate that amordillo. |
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Google Maps is one of those apps that will always have an enormous number of potential new features, so it's interesting to see the things Google is focusing on with each new release. We just saw an update to v9.2 with new navigation settings and auto-correct for searches, but there are plenty of other really interesting additions in the works. Let's take a look at some of the features we might have to look forward to.
Project Ara is still going strong, and Google demonstrated it at I/O at the ATAP presentation. Project Ara Technical Lead Paul Eremenko talks up the modular phone platform in the video below (starting at around 23:30), bringing the concept beyond simple phone component upgrades. "What if a phone could see in the dark? What if a phone could test if water is clean?" The collaborative Ara team wants the hardware to be just as flexible as the larger Android ecosystem.
Google's ATAP team is doing cool stuff with Project Tango – like sending it into space to help astronauts do stuff. Of course, those of us on earth also want to get our hands on this upcoming tech to see what it's all about, as well (though probably not for the $1k asking price of the dev unit). According to ATAP team member Regina Dugan in a talk today at I/O 2014, there should be a retail version made by LG hitting the streets next year.
So we all know that Project Tango is cool – programing a mobile device to be aware of its own surroundings just as people are can be potentially beneficial in many ways. NASA has clearly seen something in the in Tango as well, as the company has been working with Google since last year to utilize the project with its own robotic platform called SPHERES. In a nutshell, it wants to incorporate Tango into autonomous, space-aware robots that will take some of the load off of astronauts on the International Space Station by doing some of the work for them.
Google's Project Ara might be the very definition of a geek pipe dream: an idea that makes a lot of sense, but isn't quite possible with current technology, being made real with applied engineering and creativity. Even with Motorola being sold to Lenovo, the Ara modular phone project is still full speed ahead at the Googleplex under the new ATAP team. Dave Hakkens of Phonebloks, who presented a very similar concept back in September, was recently given a tour of ATAP's progress.
Google's Advanced Technology And Projects group (ATAP) in charge of Projects Ara and Tango, recently transferred to Google after the sale of Motorola Mobility to Lenovo, has the best motto ever (at least when it comes to divisions in large, publicly traded companies).