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Die CYA Solutions Group, ein Unternehmen von enChoice, hat heute bekannt gegeben, dass seine Lösung CYA HOTBackup™ ab sofort weltweit über die Vertriebskanäle EMC Direct Sales und über die EMC-Channel-Partner-Netzwerke verkauft wird, und zwar durch Nutzung des EMC-Select-Programms. CYA HOTBackup verbessert die Interoperabilität zwischen EMC Documentum® und existierenden unternehmensweiten Datensicherungssystemen, indem es automatisch und kontinuierlich Hot-Backups der Documentum-Plattform durchführt.
"Unsere geschätzten internationalen Kunden benötigen für ihre Documentum-Systeme eine hohe Verfügbarkeit, und mit CYA HOTBackup liefern wir ihnen die entsprechende Lösung", erklärte Chris McLaughlin, Direktor für Vertriebswege und Partnerschaften, IIG Division, EMC Corporation. "Wir freuen uns über die Zusammenarbeit mit der CYA Solutions Group, wodurch wir sicherstellen, dass unsere Kunden weiterhin von einem umfangreichen Schutz und sämtlichen Vorteilen ihrer ECM-Investitionen profitieren."
CYA HOTBackup™ ermöglicht es EMC-Kunden, geplante Systemausfallzeiten für Documentum zu umgehen, indem kontinuierlich automatisierte Online-Sicherungen der gesamten Documentum-Plattform durchgeführt werden, die dann automatisch in Datensicherungssystemen des Unternehmens gespeichert werden. Bei vielen anderen Backup-Strategien muss Documentum unterbrochen werden, um regelmäßig Datensicherungen durchzuführen. CYA HOTBackup ermöglicht es Unternehmen, eine hohe Verfügbarkeit zu erreichen, die Integrität des Repositoriums sicherzustellen und dabei die Produktivität der Endnutzer nicht zu beeinträchtigen.
"CYA HOTBackup ist einzigartig, weil es EMC-Documentum-Kunden befähigt, geplante Systemausfallzeiten zu umgehen und strenge Servicelevels zu erreichen, wobei die Integrität des Repositoriums während des Wiederherstellungsprozesses gewährleistet bleibt", erläuterte Wayne Crandall, Vorstandsvorsitzender von enChoice. "Wir freuen uns auf die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Verkaufsteam von EMC, um unseren Documentum-Kunden in aller Welt diese überzeugende Lösung anbieten zu können."
CYA HOTBackup ist für Documentum 6.x erhältlich und ist so konzipiert, dass es mit existierenden Unternehmenssicherungs- und Wiederherstellungssystemen eingesetzt werden kann, darunter EMC NetWorker, Symantec NetBackup und IBM Tivoli Storage Manager. Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie unter www.cya.com oder senden Sie eine E-Mail an firstname.lastname@example.com.
Über die CYA Solutions Group, ein Unternehmen von enChoice®
Die CYA Solutions Group, ein Unternehmen von enChoice, bietet das einzige durchgehende Portfolio für anwendungsspezifische Lösungen, welche die Effizienz von ECM-Systemen optimieren, Compliance erleichtern und Unternehmen vor dem Verlust von ECM-Informationen schützen. Unsere Lösungen unterstützen Tausende von Repositorien in über 275 global tätigen Organisationen wie DuPont, Gruenthal, McKinsey & Company, Petro-Canada, Schering-Plough, Standard & Poor's und die Streitkräfte der Vereinigten Staaten.
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two weeks ago with 10,000+ changes, we're now out of the code freeze and Wine 1.8 development has begun. Wine 1.7.0 was released today as the first version in this new development series.
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Israel's Left did not like the First Lebanon war that began in 1982. They claimed that it was unnecessary, excessive and harmful to Israel.As part of their democratic right to freedom of speech, they hurled very strong epithets at Israel's leaders at the time, prime minister Menachem Begin and defense minister Ariel Sharon. A picture that stands out and perhaps should never be forgotten is that of the Left displaying placards at their demonstrations as well as shouting organized chants with the slogan – "Begin is a murderer." The left-wing leadership did not speak out against the use of such slurs.Israel's right wing learned that it was acceptable to use such language.Prime minister Yitzhak Rabin and foreign minister Shimon Peres were often, unfortunately, called traitors during the first two years following the signing of the Oslo Accords with the PLO and Yasser Arafat. The Right claimed that their actions were a knife in Israel's back and the resurrection of a terrorist organization.Israel's secret service also stepped into the fray by using its agent provocateur Avishai Raviv to distribute and exhibits placards of Rabin in an SS uniform.And then Rabin was assassinated.Binyamin Netanyahu, who was shortly thereafter elected prime minister, was harshly criticized by our media, although he took pains to disassociate himself from the "traitor chant" in every demonstration in which he participated.He would lecture the crowd, explaining that there were deep differences of opinion but that prime minister Rabin was doing what he believed was in the best interests of Israel.In the aftermath of the assassination of Rabin, and the soul-searching that came with it, there was hope that something might have been learned, that words can kill and that the hallowed democratic principle of freedom of speech does not justify incitement.The disengagement from the Gaza Strip was a critical trial of whether the lesson had been learned. Even though prime minister Sharon reneged on his election promises and platform, even though he did not honor fundamental democratic principles such as abiding by the majority vote of the Likud against the disengagement, the demonstrations against him were muted. Words such as "traitor" were not used.When some demonstrators attempted to use World War II-era symbols such the yellow Star of David, they were harshly criticized by our media and these attempts were stopped. The leaders of the movement against Sharon made sure that although the demonstrations were forceful, they would not cross red lines and there would be no usage of inciting slogans. Any references to the Nazi era were not tolerated.But has the lesson really been learned? Consider what happened in our media in the aftermath of the recent Likud primary.In the leadership race between Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar and Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz, Sa'ar won handily. He came in first place while Steinitz was only in 15th, one below Moshe Feiglin. Sa'ar was consistent in his support of Israel's right to settle everywhere in Israel and was against the two-state solution.Steinitz kept rather mum on these issues. Likud MKs Danny Danon, Ze'ev Elkin and Yariv Levin led the attempts to limit the authority of the Supreme Court and prevent foreign governments funding Israeli NGOs. They came in 5th, 8th and 9th, respectively.Not surprisingly, Israel's Left attacked, and the media was its vehicle. One might expect that if Netanyahu is reelected, the Likud's policies against the two-state solution and its attempts to replace the ruling left-wing elites in the judicial and other spheres will be stronger and perhaps more effective than during the past four years. Indeed, attempts to clarify the differences between conservative and liberal and to counter the misuse of the word "centrist" by all political parties are desperately needed. The voter should know what she or he is voting for and should not be conned by words.But is this what really happened? MK Elkin created a clip titled "Elkin-style" which received over 350,000 views. The clip accentuates Elkin's leadership in the Knesset.On Sharon Gal's Economic Evening program of November 26, TV channel 10's political commentator Emanuel Rosen had the following to say in the aftermath of the Likud primary and the successful clip: "It is no longer Feiglin, it is Danny Danon, it is Elkin, whose election clip 'Elkin-style,' don't know if you saw it, is an absolutely fascist clip."His use of the word "fascist" was not a one-time affair. In the same show he added: "I believe that Naftali Bennett reflects a new romanticism in the Right and it could be that this romanticism is not reflected in what I call people with fascist tendencies such as Ze'ev Elkin and Danny Danon. I think one likes the atmosphere of the National Religious Party [Habayit Hayehudi] more than the fascist atmosphere, it [the NRP's] is a legitimate atmosphere of the Right which one can be for or against, but it certainly is not fascist."Rosen set the tone, and Haaretz readily adopted it. It used cartoons to depict Elkin as a fascist. The message is clear: The new Likud leadership is fascist, with World War II connotations, for in Italy, the word fascist is the equivalent of the word Nazi in Germany. The Left does not hesitate to resort to its old tactics.This kind of response is especially glaring when one compares the reactions to the Labor party primary.Meirav Michaeli, No. 5 in the list, was described by Ynet as the big victor in this primary. She is of a rather dubious background.In response to the Gilad Schalit saga, she publicly pronounced that mothers should not send their children to serve in the Israeli army, with no uproar. Other notable new faces in the Labor party were Ms. Stav Shaffir (9th place), whose leadership role in the "social protests" could be described as a fallback to the communist- era vernacular, as well as her fellow leader Itzik Shmuli (12th place).It is very clear that the new leadership of the Labor party has a strong liberal left-wing social character, which arguably could lend itself to being described as almost communist. The message of taxation of the rich, increasing the state deficit to overcome perceived social injustice is not that far away.In real life, Labor party leader Shelly Yacimovich grew up in a pro-communist home and in 1996, voted for the Maki Communist- Balad list. Yet, the response to the Labor party primary differed substantially from the response to the Likud primary. Justifiably, none of the reporters, commentators or politicians used inciting epithets such as "Communist." At most they pointed out the differences between the Labor party's socialist attitude and the Likud's capitalist one. But the Right is considered to be "fascist."Israel's left-wing media is using the old fashioned but well know method of delegitimizing its competitor and inserting into the mass media such terms so as to dominate the "conversation." It seemingly has learned nothing from the assassination of Rabin and is willing to employ character assassination of those it does not like.It is not only sad, but harmful to the cause of the Left. At the end of the day, the Israeli voter will distance himself from those who instead of responding to challenges prefer to run away from them and use cowardly methods.The authors are, respectively, vice chairman and chairman of Israel's Media Watch (www.imw.org.il)
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When my grandfather left Poland in 1930, he refused to speak Polish again. Perhaps he foresaw what many would not. When he learned of the Shoah, he discovered that his remaining family members were among those whose lives were snuffed out by their European neighbors.
In a deep sense, many Jews have never spoken "European" again. American Jewry ascended to new heights, and a State of the Jews emerged from ashes to become the new locus of Jewish conscience. Strangely though, there are Jews again in Germany; officially 110,000, but likely in excess of 200,000 – the fastest-growing Jewish community in the world.
The American Jewish Committee (AJC) recently sent a delegation of young leaders to Berlin through their young people's initiative, ACCESS. Paid for by the German government from interest earned from the Marshall Plan, the trip engaged journalists, high school students, politicians, German-Turks, and Jews.
In an emotional and dynamic week, the delegation learned that Panzer divisions no longer rumble through Brandenburg Gate; that Berlin is a favorite destination for young Israeli artists; and that what was a divided city for four decades is this year the capital of a united Europe. More important, we learned of how Germany has coped with its ugly past and how it confronts an eternal anti-Semitism.
The newly opened Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe stands directly in the center of Berlin. A five-minute walk from the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag, the memorial, open at all hours, is an eyesore. Some 2,700 uneven, dark stone blocks rise out of the ground, resembling a dizzying nightmare of silent, screaming caskets. Locals say teenage couples can sometimes be seen cuddling in its labyrinth alleys. On my visit, you could hear the echoes of laughing children playing hide-and-go-seek.
Offended? Some are. Yet the design is purposeful. The Holocaust was perpetrated by the whole of German society, not by a renegade gang. It was a series of acts – of disenfranchisement, of enslavement, of collective murder – that became as accepted as love-struck teenagers, as laughing children.
In a walk through a former Jewish neighborhood in Berlin, I looked down at the cobblestone street and noticed several small, engraved gold stones. On these stones are carved the names of the Jews who used to live in the houses behind them. "Here lived Alice Kozower, from 1934, deported to Theriesenstadt, 1943, killed in Auschwitz."
On a tour through the Reichstag, I saw an entire wall covered with Cyrillic graffiti. A reunited Germany had returned to its old Parliament headquarters, but its layers of history – this graffiti was left behind by conquering Soviet troops in 1945 – remains deliberately embedded as another reminder of its stained past.
David Harris, the executive director of the AJC, asked in May 2006: "Can you imagine in sixty years that Israel's best friend in the world will be Syria, or Iran? In 1945, no rational person could dream that Germany would ever be a friend of the Jews. But here we are."
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A Chabad schoolhouse in Berlin was smoke-bombed several weeks ago. The Associated Press reported last month that anti-Semitism is at its highest level in Germany since reunification. Ask Deidre Burger, director of AJC's Berlin office, and she will tell you that Germany has a dangerous, qualitative media bias against Israel. Yet at a meeting with German journalists, one of them stated blankly: "There is no media bias."
Ask German-Turks about their job prospects, and some will tell you there are simply too few available for them. Yet a high school student told me, "Neo-Nazis are angry because the Turks take their jobs." Meanwhile, when pressed on the issue of growing anti-Semitism among the German-Turks, one of their Berlin heads said Israel should treat Arabs better. Later, he asked us to work to prevent the U.S. government from recognizing the Armenian genocide – a strange request, seeing as most of us were for the first time stepping foot in a country that had committed genocide against our own people.
I visited Lauder, a Jewish school and yeshiva in Berlin. One of the students glowed about the revitalization of Jewish Berlin, numbering more than 12,000 today. Yet he told me with a straight face that school rules require that no student leave the premises wearing a yarmulke.
About the Author: Robert Tanenbaum is a J.D./M.A. candidate at American University's Washington College of Law and School of International Service. This fall he will clerk for the Honorable Harold Ackerman, United States District Court, D.N.J.
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Without an alliance comparable to ISIS, Al Qaida & Iran, militant Islam will conquer the Middle East
Ultimately, Esther, Netanyahu, and we, the Jewish people, must and will rely on the true King, God, for our salvation from this genocidal threat.
Netanyahu addresses a clear, present & lethal threat to the US/Israel/WORLD; NOT political bickering
Buried in the tax-returns of the JCF is millions of dollars funneled to NIF in the last few years.
Bibi's speech to Congress will bring respect and honor to the Jewish Nation from the US & the world
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It's time for a new Jewish policy regarding Ramallah, NOT just because of the yarmulke incident
"GETT's" being screened for Israeli Rabbinical Court judges at their annual convention.
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The real issue is that in many respects the president has sought to recalibrate American values and our system of government.
Former Connecticut senator Joe Lieberman, writing in the Washington Post on Sunday, provided one of the clearest and most compelling analyses we've seen of the importance of the prime minister's speech.
When my grandfather left Poland in 1930, he refused to speak Polish again. Perhaps he foresaw what many would not. When he learned of the Shoah, he discovered that his remaining family members were among those whose lives were snuffed out by their European neighbors.
As the Hizbullah-Israel war wound down last week, pundits were quick to label winners and losers. Some said Hizbullah won because it survived, bombed Israel with 4,000 rockets, and earned the applause of the Arab "street." Others maintain that Israel won because Hizbullah was partially crippled, its leadership is in hiding, and the Lebanese will emerge from the dust furious at Hizbullah for a war they did not seek.
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Liverpool v Chelsea: Jose Mourinho admits he may have to play 'the kids' - but it might not be that bad for the Chelsea manager
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Wednesday 23 April 2014
Jose Mourinho sent a warning to the Premier League following his Chelsea side's 0-0 Champions League draw with Atletico Madrid by claiming he could be forced to play "the kids" in Sunday's title showdown with Liverpool, due to their second leg coming just three days later.
Mourinho surprised many when he admitted he might have to select those players who will not start the home-leg of the Atletico clash to face Liverpool at Anfield as he looks to secure a third Champions League crown following his successes with Porto and Inter Milan.
Speaking at his post-match press conference, Mourinho said: "If we have to play the kids, we play the kids.
"I can't decide by myself. That's a decision I have to listen to the club. I'm just the manager and I have to listen to the club. The fact that the match is on Sunday, I think puts the problem not in my hands but in the hands of those who decide the game should be on Sunday and not Saturday or Friday.
"We represent English football and are the only team in European competitions. Spain has four and gave them all the conditions to try to have success, so I know what I would do. But I'm not the club. I have to speak to them. I would play with the players who are not going to play Wednesday [against Atletico]."
When pushed why he felt this way, Mourinho added: "I'm not the most important person in the club ... everybody is above me. I work for them and have to follow what my club decides."
But does Mourinho have a point when he considers 'playing the kids'? Midfielders Frank Lampard and John Obi Mikel have already ruled themselves out of the second leg against Atletico after picking up yellow cars in the Spanish capital, while Nemanja Matic and Mohamed Salah remain cup-tied, so the foursome are almost certain to start.
With Petr Cech suffering a shoulder injury that has abruptly ended his season, Mark Schwarzer looks set to continue in goal having played in the 2-1 defeat to Sunderland last weekend, and John Terry is not expected to return before the Champions League final – should Chelsea make it.
There was some good news as Mourinho confirmed Branislav Ivanovic will be fit to return this weekend, and the Serbian will likely be deployed at centre-back rather than Mourinho's preference this season of on the right of defence.
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With Marco van Ginkel back from a long-term knee injury and Demba Ba showing glimpse of a return to form with two goals in the wins over Paris St-Germain and Swansea, Mourinho does have some options available, although he will have to piece together a makeshift defence if he wants to rest Wednesday's line-up – not the ideal situation when taking on the Premier League's top scorers this season.
Eden Hazard is likely to return against Atletico, meaning Andre Schurrle could start at Anfield, and the Blues will certainly have goals in their midfield – should Mourinho set-up to go for the win that would put them back in the hunt for the title.
Possible line-up v Liverpool:
Mark Schwarzer; Cesar Azpilicueta, Branislav Ivanovic, Tomas Kalas, Nathan Ake; John Obi Mikel, Nemanja Matic; Andre Schurrle, Frank Lampard, Mohamed Salah; Demba Ba.
Possible line-up v Atletico Madrid:
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Additional Physical Format: | (OCoLC)18605072 (DLC) 07021587 |
Named Person: | Ulysses S Grant; E R Hoar; Joseph P Bradley; William Strong; Joseph P Bradley; Ulysses S Grant; E R Hoar; William Strong |
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OCLC Number: | 60721622 |
Notes: | Concerning the decision in Hepburn vs. Griswold, in which the Legal Tender Act was held unconstitutional. Reproduction of original from Harvard Law School Library. |
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The Heavenly Vision
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The Heavenly Vision
O soul, are you weary and troubled?
No light in the darkness you see?
There's light for a look at the Saviour,
And life more abundant and free!
Turn your eyes upon Jesus,
Look full in His wonderful face;
And the things of earth will grow strangely dim
In the light of His glory and grace.
Thro' death into life everlasting
He pass'd, and we follow him there
Over us sin hath no more dominion
For more than conquer'rs we are!
His word shall not fail you—He promised;
Believe him and all will be well:
Then go to a world that is dying,
His perfect salvation to tell.
by Helen Howarth Lemmel, © 1922
The Heavenly Vision is a hymn written by Helen Howarth Lemmel. It was inspired by a tract written by Lilias Trotter entitled "Focussed". Today the chorus is most widely known.
The refrain of the hymn was used in the worship song, "Center" by Charlie Hall and Matt Redman.[citation needed]
In 2013, the Christian punk pop band Eleventyseven covered the hymn, titled "Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus", on their Good Spells (EP).[citation needed]
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