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i thought pass had that, but thats just me...
sapient is incredibly dope and really unique
Henry bowers - real estate (fanmade video)
he is pretty damn dope tbh
i honestly thought it was "juz daze".
i actually dont know who that is either, but still.
that chick is the dopest outta all the ones up in these battle videos
may have to get in on this, malmö is far tho
"Man...yall are a bunch of faggots faggots faggots faggots faggots faggots..."
Dude in the crowd "NO!"
Dude in the crowd "NOOO!"
Tyrone reading this thread like [IMG]
someone telling you to your face that your chicken is actually a cow and doing nothing and...
that double time had me smilin like [IMG]
oh its a battle im supposed to diss you right? right eh...well FUCK YOU BRO
wow at hollohan and pat stay tryna meanmug pass the entire battle
had pass winning, real good performance from skelly tho
aint work in sweden either
yeah might be relevant to check for those wondering who the international boys are finna battle
the pic makes it look like ok has the worst ponytail ever
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Ethiopian Monks in Jerusalem
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During my time in office, I became painfully aware of the needs throughout New Mexico. While I watched budget struggle to fund K-12, I became convinced that in order to impact graduation rates, child well being, and to send healthy, ready to learn kids to the classroom, New Mexico needed to invest when learning begins - at birth.
Scientists and economists recognize that investing in the first five years is critical to putting children on the path to success and growing a workforce that is prepared for the jobs of the future - and we should too.
New Mexico has an opportunity this year to make this commitment and to invest in human capital. The legislature can pass SJR3 - a constitutional amendment which would allow us to invest in early childhood education.
Here's how it works:
New Mexico has a unique fund known as the Land Grant Permanent Fund, which has a value today of almost $12 billion, yes billion, dollars. It may only be used for education.
SJR3 (as amended) proposes we change the constitution to allow some of the investment returns, an additional 1 %, to be invested in quality early childhood learning for ten years.
Currently, New Mexico invests less than 1% of the state's budget in the most critical years. The proposal on the table would not only improve our children's chances for a good start and a successful life, it does so while still protecting the growth of the permanent fund.
There is one problem: Deming's own Senator John Arthur Smith, the chair of the Senate Finance Committee, has decided not to give the rest of New Mexico's children the same chance given to kids and parents in the Healthy Start program.
As the legislative session comes to a close, Senator Smith is single-handedly killing this chance for them.
SJR3 has made it through two committees and sits languishing on Senator Smith's calendar where he refuses to give it a hearing.
The House companion bill has made it through three committees and awaits a vote on the House floor.
Smith's opposition is even more perplexing given that this investment would not only prepare our children to be a future skilled workforce; it would also eventually create an estimated 3,000 jobs. Over a billion dollars would be circulated in our economy as more child-care providers, health-care professionals and social workers went to work and construction jobs were created as new early learning centers become a reality.
And it would do all of this without raising taxes one penny.
Senator Smith, no doubt, fought hard for the Healthy Start replacement funding for Luna County and, as politics would have it, who is CYFD to deny the powerful finance committee chair?
But then again, who is Senator Smith to deny our children an opportunity in his committee on SJR3 - the first real opportunity for meaningful funding for all of New Mexico's children to have the healthy start they deserve and a chance to succeed in life?
Diane Denish is a former Lt. Governor of New Mexico. She ran for Governor in 2010 and was defeated by Susana Martinez.


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Over the years, I've seen numerous clients put themselves in a bad spot because they gave an outside vendor (i.e., programmer, consultant, etc.) or the wrong employee control of their website and domains (ex.: www.acmecompany.com). When the relationship with the vendor goes south or the employee leaves the company, the client is left scrambling trying to regain control of or access to their web assets.
This two-part series is going to focus on protecting your company's website, domains and other valuable assets.
First up is domain registration and management. Websites are relatively easy to replace. Good domain names are not, especially when they incorporate your company or brand's name. It's important to make sure you have control at all times.
1. Register all domains yourself. All you need is a free account at GoDaddy.com to house all your domains. If an outside vendor has registered any of your domains, make sure they transfer all of them to you. Make sure all your domains are within one account---they're much easier to manage that way.
2. Avoid signing up for services (i.e., hosting) that give you a free domain. I've heard stories of companies not being able to transfer the domain if they cancel their service.
3. Make sure the email address associated with the account is working and accessed on a regular basis. The domain registrars will send you important emails about your account including upcoming product expirations and renewals. If possible, create an email address that forwards to multiple people within the organization to ensure that the email isn't missed.
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I love apples-to-oranges comparisons.
(By the way, that was sarcasm.)
Last week, state Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak, D-20th District, an advocate for sports betting in New Jersey, issued the following statement in response to the 2-to-1 ruling by a federal appeals court that keeps in place the injunction preventing New Jersey from implementing sports wagering: We will continue to fight this injustice by either appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court or to the entire Court of Appeals.
He went on to say: Las Vegas is jammed for Super Bowl week and for the NCAAs Final Four weekend, while Atlantic City is a ghost town. That's just wrong. The only other beneficiaries of the courts ruling today are sports betting rings run by organized crime and the offshore Internet sites for sports betting.
Hes right about one thing: The criminals do benefit from the decision. But comparing Las Vegas to Atlantic City is a problem. There are many, many reasons to go to Vegas. Vegas is a jumping-off point for a number of sightseeing tours. Vegas offers many places where you can eat good food for very low prices, see wonderful shows and concerts, etc. Vegas offers attractive vacation deals.
But the real problem is that Atlantic City isnt very attractive period.
And for those of you who resemble my parents yeah, seniors who go to Atlantic City DURING THE DAYLIGHT HOURS on bus trips with cash-back incentives keep your blinders on and go ahead and curse me under your breath. To hear you tell it, the Atlantic City casinos are so nice, the nearby strip-mall shops are so lovely and losing (sometimes a great amount of) money in slot machines is so relaxing. Denial is NOT a river in Egypt, it is a problem that compulsive gamblers have. But I digress.
The truth is the same people who champion Atlantic City as a wonderful place, rarely if ever, go anywhere in Atlantic City except the casino hotels on the boardwalk or in the marina. And thats because if you stray too far (roughly about 100 yards) from either of those little regions, you will be hit with the reality of one of the roughest, dirtiest, crime-ridden, prostitute-infested, grifter-overflowing, gang territories in the United States.
With all the money that has gone through that town since Resorts International opened, it still hasnt been cleaned up. And it's worse today than its depiction of corruption in the HBO period piece Boardwalk Empire.
A few years back, I broke my personal boycott of Atlantic City to watch over a few of my just-out-of-college young bucks who wanted to go there as a kind of bachelor-party romp. No sooner than the young bucks had lost their money on three spins of the roulette wheel and four hands of Hold Em against the dealer, they wanted to take their remaining pennies to a restaurant known for is fluorescent orange shorts and name that is a parody of a part of the female anatomy. We werent in there five minutes before an ahem lovely lady of the after-sunset hours as-pretty-as-you-please sat down at our table and propositioned the FIVE of us.
I told the manager that hed better pink-slip this ahem lady, or I would do it for him LOUDLY.
After that, we went into a place where it CHARGED a fin ($5) per song to sing Karaoke!
I will leave it up to you. Do you really think that allowing a sports book in Atlantic City will improve conditions there?
It may bring in a few dollars more, but Atlantic City doesnt need a few dollars more, it needs a serious makeover.
Or like they said in those old Westerns: We need someone to clean up this town.
Lesniak may want to champion such a cause as that.
Thanks for reading. Im gonna get outta here, buy a triple-A map and go around the world.
Color In Black & White appears on Sundays. Jay Jefferson Cooke is assistant editor/print for the Courier News and Home News Tribune. Cooke can be written at 92 E. Main St. Suite 202, Somerville NJ 08876; telephoned at 908-243-6603; or emailed at jjcooke@njpressmedia .com.


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Colchester's population grew by one during the height of the blizzard, with some help from the town's volunteer ambulance crew.
School buses were rolling again Tuesday morning without incident, despite concerns from some high school students on Twitter Monday evening on the state of roads in town after the weekend's massive blizzard, which officially dumped 31 inches locally.And Colchester's population grew by one during the height of the blizzard, with some help from the town's volunteer ambulance crew.Donna and James Ambrosia returned home Saturday with their daughter Elizabeth, nicknamed "Blizzie" because of the circumstances of her birth.James and Donna's first child together was born in the back of an ambulance in The William W. Backus Hospital's parking lot at 8:35 p.m. Friday, at the height of the blizzard.Both parents and baby returned to their Colchester home Sunday."She's doing great, a very healthy baby girl," Donna said Tuesday.The snow outside the Ambrosias' home is much taller than the newborn, who was 19.5 inches long at birth and weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces. She's perfect in every way but for her timing.Elizabeth Judy wasn't due until Feb. 23, and the Ambrosias had planned to deliver their daughter at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. But when Donna went into labor at home Friday, all those plans went out the window.The Colchester Hayward Volunteer Fire Department sent an ambulance to whisk Donna, 39, and James, 42, to Norwich. The snow was bad then, and the couple couldn't get out of their driveway, not even in James' truck."There was no way we were driving. It's good, because we never would have made it. I would have been delivering on the side of the road," Donna said.Even with a plow escort, the ambulance ride took 45 minutes through the blizzard, James said."I'm from the upper peninsula in Michigan, so I'm used to snowy winters, but I've never seen anything like this," James said. "There was so much snow, we could only do 20 mph, tops, on the highway. They had chains on the ambulance as it was."The happy parents said they were thankful for their ambulance crew, Emergency Medical Technician Debbie Marvin and driver Royce Knowles, of the Colchester Hayward Volunteer Fire Department, who they said gave them excellent care."It was great having them with us," Donna said. "I've known Debbie since grade school."The ambulance met paramedics from Backus along Route 2, who rode with the family into the hospital. Blizzie was born in the back of the ambulance as it stopped in the Backus parking lot.Emergency room doctor Kyle McClaine ran out of the emergency room and into the ambulance as it pulled into the lot, just in time for the big finish. He gave the little girl a clean bill of health.Page 2 of 2 -"It was a wonderful moment for all of us. A historic storm, a beautiful baby — everyone did great," McClaine said. "It all came together very nicely for this woman. I really credit her for doing all the work."Blizzie's parents are elated."This isn't how it was planned, but this baby has a mind of her own. She wanted to be born now and wasn't going to wait anymore," Donna said.The Ambrosias said there were plenty of jokes made about naming their daughter Charlotte, the name given to the blizzard by Channel 3, or Nemo, the name given to the blizzard by The Weather Channel. But the yawning bundle with big blue eyes has been Elizabeth Judy since Christmas, her parents said."We were going to call her Lizzie anyway, so we'll just call her Blizzie instead," James said.Blizzie is the couple's first child together. Their blended family includes five older children, two brothers and three sisters aged 9 to 14.
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The Kaiser
( Originally Published 1907 )
WHEN I think of the Kaiser I think of a bright May morning at Potsdam. It is the Spring Parade, and across from where we are gathered under the windows of the old palace the household troops are drawn up on the great parade ground, their helmets and banners and lances all astir in the jolly sunshine. Officers gallop hither and thither shouting their commands. Regiments form and re-form. Swords flash out and flash back again. A noble background of trees frames the gay picture with cool, green foliage. There is a sudden stillness. The closely serried ranks are rigid and moveless. The shouts of command are silenced.
The Kaiser."
He comes slowly up the parade ground on his great white charger, helmet and eagle flashing in the sun-light, sitting his horse as if he lived in the saddle, his face turned to his men as he passes by.
Morgen, meine Kinder." His salutation rings out at intervals in the clear morning air. And back from the ranks in choruscomes the response: " Morgen, Majestat."
And as he rides on, master of a million men, the most powerful figure in Europe, reviewing his troops on the peaceful parade ground at Potsdam, one wonders whether the day will ever come when he will ride down those ranks on another errand, and when that cheerful response of the soldiers will have in it the ancient ring of doom-" Te morituri salutamus."
For answer, let us look at this challenging figure on the white charger. What is he? What has he done?
The Kaiser is easily the foremost man in Europe. He is a King after Charles the First's own heart, " a King indeed," the last that is left, the residuary legatee of " the divine right." The divinity of the Tsar vanished in the tumult of Red Sunday. He is an autocrat struggling with an infuriated people. His power frankly rests on physical force. But the Kaiser is still able to associate Providence with his rule, still invokes the Almighty as the witness of his authority. Democracy, which has devoured all the rest, thunders at the base of his throne. It leaps higher and ever higher. One day there will come a wave that will submerge all, and " divine right " will have passed for ever from Kings to peoples; Then the Kaiser will rule by consent, like our own monarch, or ---
Meanwhile he stands, facing the modern world, the symbol of medimvalism in the heart of the Twentieth Century. The cause for which he fights could have no more worthy protagonist. He is every inch a King. Divest him of his office and he would still be one of the half-dozen most considerable men in his Empire. When the British editors visited Germany they were brought into intimate contact with all the leaders of action and thought in the country, and I believe it is true to say that the Kaiser left the sharpest and most vivid personal impression on the mind.
It was the impression of enormous energy and mental alertness, of power, wayward and uncertain, but fused with a spark of genius, of a temperament of high nervous force, quickly responsive to every emotional appeal. His laugh is as careless as a boy's, but you feel that it is laughter that may turn to lightning at a word.
The world distrusts the artistic temperament in affairs. It prefers the stolid man who thinks slowly and securely and acts with deliberation. It likes a man whose mental processes it can follow and under-stand, a man of the type of the late Duke of Devon-shire, solid, substantial, and not the least bit clever. There is the root of the disquiet with which the Kaiser has been regarded for twenty years. He is a man of moods and impulses, an artist to his finger tips, astonishingly versatile, restless, and unnerving. He keeps his audience in a state of tense expectation. Any moment, it feels, a spark from this incandescent personality may drop into the powder magazine.
He is full of dramatic surprises, of sudden and shattering entrances, of mysterious exits. He moves amidst alarums and excursions. And wherever he goes the limelight follows him. He journeys to Tangier, and Europe trembles with the thunder of his tread. He sails away into Arctic seas on a summer cruise, and his astonishing sermons to his men echo round the world. He comes back and makes our flesh creep with his pictured visions of the Yellow Peril. He writes an opera and is off to the Rhine to wind his horn. He addresses public meetings like a party politician, and with the authority of a prophet, and he denounces the Socialists like a Property Defence League orator.
No man in history ever had a more god-like vision of himself than he has. His " cloud of dignity is held from falling " by the visible hand of the Almighty.
I regard my whole position," he tells the representatives of Brandenburg, " as given to me direct from Heaven and that I have been called by the Highest to do His work. Sometimes, indeed, even the Almighty is subordinate. Suprema lex regis voluntas, he writes in the Golden Book of Munich. He declares his omnipotence with a childish egoism that would be ludicrous if it were not so sincere. He takes nothing for granted does not, like Montaigne, let his chateaux speak for him. " My Church, of which I am summus episcopus," he says, in lecturing the office-bearers on their duties. And again, " There is only one master in this country. That am I Who opposes me I shall crush to pieces." It is like the vain prattle of an unschooled boy.
His uncle dwells aloof from politics. The Kaiser comes down into the arena like a stump orator. " To me," he said in 1889, every Social Democrat is synonymous with enemy of the nation and of the Fatherland." This to the largest party in the land a party that commands three and a half million votes. And years have not taught him discretion. At Breslau not long ago, in addressing a deputation of working men, he said:
For years you and your brothers in Germany have allowed yourselves to be kept by Socialist agitators under the delusion that if you do not belong to their party you will not be in a position to obtain a hearing for your legitimate interests. That is a downright lie. . With such men you cannot, you dare not, as men who love honour, have anything more to do: you cannot, you dare not let yourselves be guided by them any longer.
Diplomacy and restraint, it will be seen, are not among his varied gifts in dealing with his people.
Sometimes his vaulting ambition o'erleaps itself. It was his dearest wish to be not German Emperor, but Emperor of Germany, and crowned as such. He designed all the splendours of the ceremony, taking Charlemagne as his prototype; but he found there were limits to the complaisance of the other German rulers and peoples, always intensely jealous of the dominance of Prussia and its King. They would not yield, and he remains today the uncrowned German Emperor, not the crowned Emperor of Germany. It is the fly in the Imperial ointment, the supreme disappointment of his career. Bismarck had cared only for the substance, and not for the shadow, when he consented to the limited title of the ruler of the new Empire. The subject was being discussed in his presence at the time of the union. Some were for German Emperor, and some for Emperor of Germany. " Does anyone know the Latin word for sausage? " asked Bismarck, using that homely imagery of his. " Farcimentum," said one. " Farcimen," said another. " Farcimentum or farcimen, it is all the same to me," said Bismarck. Sausage was sausage, whatever the name. He had welded Germany and was indifferent to titles.
The Kaiser's view of his divine function extends to every phase of life. There is nothing in which he cannot instruct his people. He will snatch the baton from the incompetent conductor and show him how to lead the orchestra, the brush from the incompetent artist and show him how to paint. He can cook a dinner as skilfully as he can preach a sermon, draw a cartoon, write an opera, play the piano, or talk in five languages. And who will forget his amazing letter to Admiral Hollmann on the " higher criticism," in reply to Professor Delitzsch? Even trade does not escape him, and the famous pottery works which he has founded and carries on at Cardinen are a source of delighted labour to him. He has established a shop in Berlin to dispose of his wares, and he will take an order on the cuff of his shirt sleeve with the promptness of a commercial traveller.
But all this is the recreation of his strenuous life. His serious task is to make Germany great. The ambition with which he set out was to create a Navy. He has done it. Frederick taught Germany to march ; he has taught it to swim. Navigare necesse est, vivere non est necesse." And if he regards his people as children, he is anxious that they should be efficient children. His views on education are entirely radical and not very sympathetic towards the meticulous and exact scholarship which is Germany's contribution to the modern world. " Our business is to educate young Germans, not young Greeks and Romans," he says. He approves of Homer, " that glorious man about whom I have always been enthusiastic," and of Cicero and Demosthenes, " whose speeches must have filled everyone with delight; " but he has no sympathy with "grammatical and fanatical philologists," who waste their own time and the time of students over grammatical hair-splitting. " Away with this tomfoolery; war to the knife against such teaching."
He will have no rival near the throne. Does the mighty figure of Bismarck tower to the heavens and divide the crown? Then Bismarck must go back to his fields and woodlands at Friedrichsruhe. He will brook no interference, tolerate no counsel. He is here to command, not to take advice. And yet the revelations of the Moltke-Harden trial have shown that the most omnipotent of. Emperors is subject to the subtlest and most insidious of influences.
Men used to talk of him in whispers in Germany, or they did not talk of him at all, for lčse majesté was the cardinal sin, and walls had ears and streets had spies. But that is changed. Criticism is abroad and the doctrine of divinity has received several checks which the Kaiser has had the wisdom to acknowledge. But he will never be a popular figure. The old Emperor, his " never-to-he-forgotten " grandfather, was loved. There at the palace in Berlin they show you the window at which he used to sit in the mornings to see and be seen by the crowd an old, familiar figure, human and paternal, the father of his people. His grandson is aloof and remote. He dwells on Olympus and sends his thunderbolts hurtling over the astonished people. But though he does not ask for affection, he commands respect. His people admire his character. They are proud of his clean, vigorous life, of his devotion to his family, of his high sense of duty to the Fatherland. His life is a drama that never grows humdrum. It keeps them intellectually on the move. What will happen next with this amazing man?
No one can be more fascinating. His smile is irresistible. But if you are a bore, or if you are out of favour, his look runs you through like a sword. His questions are rapped out like musket shots. He does not listen to your answers, but plays with his dogs. He is not aware of you.
His actions are swift and unexpected. The spur of the moment drives him. It was a momentary irritation with Lord Salisbury that was the origin of the Kruger telegram, perhaps the most momentous and disastrous incident in the history of Europe in our time, for it was the seed of all the bitterness of after years. The telegram form, indeed, is the symbol of his mental processes. He will become a guest at your board at an hour's notice, and be the most light hearted boy at the table. When he entertained the editors at luncheon at the Orangerie at Sans Souci he said nothing about seeing them. The first intimation they had was the vision as they sat taking their coffee in the sunshine of the Kaiser riding up the steep winding paths from the palace below, and in two minutes he was among them, talking of the Londondocks and the Hamburg docks, of the Lake District and Lord Lonsdale, with pleasant frankness and easy, idiomatic English. Then with a bright word of welcome to his country and his house, and with three salutes a special mark of Imperial approval he rode away.
Impulsive, imperious, dramatic, a militarist from his cradle, a statesman trained in " the indirect, crooked ways " of Bismarck, governed by one passion, the passion to make his land great and powerful, how can we cast his horoscope? Is he a menace or a safe-guard? Let his past be his witness. For twenty years he has had the peace of Europe in his keeping and for twenty years not a Gelman soldier has fallen in war. " We are a military people," said a Minister to me in Berlin, " but we are not a warlike people. It is you who are warlike without being military." And so we may say of the Kaiser. He is a militarist, but he is not a warrior. " There will be no war without grave cause while the Kaiser is on the throne," said the politician I have quoted. " He is distrusted by the warlike party and remember that Germany has a considerable school of thinkers who believe in war philosophically as a national purgative. They believe he is timid. But the truth is he wants peace because it is his own and the nation's chief interest. Remember how he disappointed expectation when he came to the throne. Germany was on the verge of war with France and Russia combined, and Europe saw the accession of the youthful Kaiser, so hot-headed and impulsive, with fearful expectation. Here was a new Napoleon, filled with dreams of glory, armed with the most gigantic military weapon in history. And his first official words were words of peace; his first act to visit the European courts, returning with the message, ` I believe that, with the help of God, I have succeeded in ensuring the peace of the world for many years to come.' Set this and the record of his reign against those sudden ebullitions that seem so alarming, but are really only sound and fury, signifying nothing."
He keeps his powder dry and his armour bright. But he stands for peace-peace armed to the teeth, it is true; peace with the mailed fist; but peace nevertheless.
And so, as one watches him riding down the ranks at Potsdam in the bright sunshine, hears the morning greeting rapped out in sharp staccato, and sees his salute to the Empress watching the parade from the windows of the old palace, one feels confidence displacing distrust, and discerns beneath all this rattle of drums and love of the drama of government an undercurrent of purpose, making, it is true, for the aggrandisement of Germany, but making also for the peace of the world. If he fails in his policy of peace, it will be because of the incurable air of falsity that is the besetting vice of German policy--a policy which has been well described by the Frankfurter Zeitung as " incalculable, untrustworthy, and disturbing. It is a policy that always wears a mask, and a mask is a menace. Its words are smooth, but its acts are sinister and seem to have no relation to the words. It is a policy of cunning rather than of candour. It is incident to a government which is personal and secret, and Germany will not cease to be a disturbing element in world politics until the Kaiser has stepped down from his mediaeval throne and derives his power from a free and self-governing people.


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BlackBerry has told Computing that its "EZ Pass" BlackBerry Enterprise Server migration scheme is experiencing "tremendous interest" from major customers who are willing to stick with the struggling smartphone maker as it transitions to an enterprise productivity mobile management company.
Vice-president of security product management and research at BlackBerry, Michael K Brown, spoke to Computing at the Infosec conference in London today, saying that the EZ Pass scheme, which launched at the start of this month, had experienced "tremendous interest from customers" before it even launched.
"I think it's going to be very successful," said Brown.
Batting off statements from companies such as Severn Trent Water, who recently told Computing it is remaining "holistic" about choosing a new MDM solution after being long-term BES customers, Brown insisted that the company is having little trouble retaining business.
"The theme we've been getting from the customers is a loyalty to the product, especially in terms of the multi-platform offering that's there," Brown told Computing.
"Clifford Chance is a good example in the UK that's shown that publicly," he added, referring to the global law firm's rollout of 1,600 devices a year ago.
Brown told Computing that the company is still pitching both devices and platforms when trying to win or retain business, rather than focusing simply on the BES platform.
"The point is that the products work independently of each other - a BlackBerry doesn't need a BES, but works extremely well with a BES," said Brown.
"And BES doesn't need a BlackBerry, but will manage a BlackBerry extremely well. The two of them go together extremely well. But the reality of business is they won't just have BlackBerry devices - they'll have iOS devices, or Windows devices - which incidentally we're supporting soon."
Brown argued that, as an MDM platform, BlackBerry has the edge over rivals like Good Technology or Airwatch because of the firm's long experience in the sector.
"I think what's interesting is that often people forget that BlackBerry is the oldest and largest MDM player in the market already," said Brown.
"We have been here for over a decade and provided our solutions to customers, and over the years we've learned a lot of lessons. For example, it's incredibly important for customers to have control over applications that are going to offer corporate information. This has been a fundamental part of BlackBerry since 2004, and something that's integral to multiplatform solutions we have through BES 10."
Brown said, as a result, BlackBerry will continue focusing its future on government and regulated organisations.
Meanwhile, earlier this year at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spanish start-up Geeksphone and US security company Silent Circle showed Computing their Android-based phone that's intended to offer improved security for mobile users.
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Published on October 16th, 2013 | by Sindy Stevens52
Ex Ikea Upright Bookcases now Mid Century Modern Sideboards
Materials: Expedit, 12mm ply board
Description: Ex Ikea upright Expedit hack! Turn the bookcase on its side, we had 12mm ply board that we cut to size, sanded the edges and then stained in "maple" coloured stain with a satin finish.
Then a few tubes of liquid nails spread onto the bottom sides of the stained ply and clamps to hold the ply in place on the bookcases while the glue dried.
We then fitted the legs which we brought from a recycle yard (they came with the brackets that the legs screw into).
Wallah! A new sideboard!
52 Responses to Ex Ikea Upright Bookcases now Mid Century Modern Sideboards
Hello! I just put together my Hallax shelf and all is well, but with the screws slightly sticking out on both end pieces (no more than 1 mm) I am wondering if you had to sand those down or screwed them in tighter? I am worried about cracking. Also, the same goes for the top and bottom, the gap between the end pieces and top and bottom pieces, it seems like the end pieces stick up about 1 mm. Did you have the same issues?
Thank you! Beautiful job, and I can't wait to complete mine.
Love it!
Couple insignificant parts coming together, and e'Wallah!!
One sweet looking piece!
Good idea, for a nice realisation !!!
Hi Elisabeth !
- i have use wood glue for the board
- I have found the legs on 2 little tables like that : http://hpics.li/0adfac0
Thanks for the Hack !
Here is my realisation :
Ikea KALLAX , 10mm ply board, longer legs, and KALLAX doors and stain Teck of Java (Satin)
Hope you like it …
Hi Thomas, your interpretation looks very beautiful! How did you attach the ply board to the KALLAX? Glue or nails or else? And where did you purchase the legs? Thank you!
wow Thomas – that is fantastic!
Hi Thomas! I love yours too! Want to try something similar but never ever did anything like that. Would you mind telling us please the measurements for the plywood sheets??? I want to make sure I get it right Thanks so much!
Hi All!
Sorry I haven't answered any of your questions, I actually forgot I posted my hack on here!
The legs were much taller to start with, but were cut down a few times to make sure the whole unit was stable as its quite heavy. For stability the legs have separate metal plates that they screw into.
I agree that doors would look great, maybe just on a couple of the boxes would look Fab.
I actually recreate and give life to a lot of second hand furniture and have a hobby business called RIVE Kyneton, it's motto is "From Drab to Fab"! You can find it on Facebook as well as on my rivekyneton website (.com.au). I posted the hack under my personal name as I do not think you are allowed to post as a business on here?
Many thanks for all your generous comments
Hi Sindy!
I love it and want to try to do something similar, but never did anything like this before!! Could you please please tell us the exact measurements for the plywood sheets? I want to make sure I get it cut right Thanks so much!
Hi Sindy,
I would like to thank you for the inspiration! I actually made one myself. And wrote a small story about it on my blog, which is in Dutch i'm afraid but i'm sure Google translate can help there. Thanks again and keep on hacking!!
Where did Joelle name-call in her comment? I don't see anything to support your assertion that she was name-calling.
Who cares… do you care?
Is there a website to buy only the legs? Or what should I look for when I'm looking to recycle legs from other furniture? I'm not sure what brackets are, or if they are necessary for screwing on legs. Thanks!
What's the height of the legs?
I am in total love with this hack. I want one. I even mentioned it on my blog as it has inspired a new level or creativity. Stop by and visit #CoiledGlory cheers
Firstly I wanted to thank you for sharing this amazing hack!
I've got a question for you : what's the size (especially the height) of the legs you put under the expedit?
And concerning the language correction, I'm french and I don't mind if french words are used and slightly distorted, au contraire this is fun to see what other languages make from our simple words! :p
Thank you by advance for the answer!
People, did you forget that this is a design blog called "Ikea Hackers" , NOT a linguistics blog called " Language Hackers " !! We don't CARE what you think about anything except design ideas. Such snobs !!
Wallah is arabic (W'Allah) means 'By God' or 'in the name of God' – but indeed, nice hack
I think you meant to say "tray be in".
^^^^ This wins!
I love it! I have been needing a new cabinet to hold our record player and records and I think this would work! Thank you!!!
Would be much better with doors
Add some doors and you would nervier know its IKEA!
Seriously? I love this! I can see it below a wall mounted big screen tv. This is an IKEA hack I can see myself really doing. And it gives me ideas for adding interest to the Expedit units I already have.
Great hack. But the last place I expected to see a language lesson was here. You never see Americans correcting French people or others on trivial spellings of insignificant words because we actually have lives. If you have this much time to be on an IKEA site correcting people you need to get stuffed. You know what I mean.
If "wallah" bothered you that much, you must be quite a fun person to be around. To go into such hate "…dolts" says a lot a bout you and your lack of confidence in your nationality. Picking on Americans is the surest sign of "second-place syndrome" ever.
Sindy, I love your hack and might try it myself. Ignore the naysayers-they are just jealous and have not kept up on the lingo…
STG Wallah
"et voilà le travail " , we would have said in french : very good job, inspiring,
brilliant !
Creative and well executed hack, not to mention excellent photos! Thank you so much for sharing. We need more like yours.
Sindy, Thanks for the great hack. Unfortunate that we will not enjoy any anymore since everyone feels so compelled to critique, judge, criticize and correct…
Just enjoy the hack people…
Just noticed my very first submitted hack made it to the featured section!
Thanks all for the positive feedback, with a spelling and history lesson to boot!
This Aussie girl will be keeping her other Ikea hacks to herself for fear of bringing the English, (maybe French as well?!), language into disrepute!
Don't do that! No disrespect was intended by myself or anyone else, I'm sure. We all learn something new every day . This was a nice hack, I'm sure others would love to see what you come up with next!
Just tell everyone you were talking about onions (Walla-Walla onions from Washington State!) and let it go. The internet is a great place for anonymous cruelty, unfortunately. Gotta brush, that, dirt off your shoulder!
Great looking and inspiring hack! Well done!
Looks absolutely fantastic! WTG!
Nice hack! I've been trying to figure out how to hack my 2×2 Expedit to be a little more mid-century and this is some nice inspiration.
Also, it's definitely worthwhile to understand how to use language correctly. I've also seen "wallah" (and variations) far too often and it's worth putting the proper usage out there. Our society is getting lax in our understanding of words these days. Merci for the correction, everyone.
et voilà, exactement!
One of the classiest hacks I've seen. Beautiful.
BTW – if she were American, she would have used the US measuring system. Et beaucoup d'Américains parlent français, comme moi. Merci beaucoup.
très bien
Awesome hack! I might just do this myself.
Joelle, you must be a blast to be around.
Ha ha ha. Voilà!
ARGH! I love this hack, it is gorgeous; but please America realize that you are totally off base with this Wallah crap! The term is Voila and it is derived from FRENCH. It is an actual word people, one anglophones (that's English speaking people to you dolts) adopted about 250-300 years ago when Napoleon was popular. In French it is used to say "There you go" or "Tad-ah", so stop butchering the English language and then turning around and complaining about the Mexicans!
Try getting that emotional over something that matters sometime.
A little off on your dates with Napolean. Also, based on usage of the metric system, the spelling for "colour" and the use of the salutation "cheers", she's likely from somewhere in the Commonwealth.
Joelle, although I do understand where you're coming from, because I often get irritated that people can't be bothered to use (or even learn how to use) terms, pronunciation, and punctuation correctly (not to mention the atrocious spelling that often accompanies it all), but to come into a website and name call makes you absolutely no better than anyone else. In fact, name calling is much worse, imo.
Perhaps you're more educated, and know more about language than a lot of people, perhaps you feel it's common sense, but sometimes you just have to 'let it go'.
Our language/spelling issues aren't helped at all by the age in which we live. Texting is a way of life for many. Shortening words to an quarter inch of their lives is the 'norm', so much so that some of us need dictionaries just to figure out what some of the words are actually supposed to mean. Unfortunately, that's life, and it's not going to get any better.
All of that said, your comments remind me of my SIL, always correcting what people say, how they pronounce words, how they use sentences, pretty much everything, because of course she's perfect and knows it all. She's an expert on how French, Italian (which I am btw), and other language pronunciation, even though she's never studied one iota of any of them. She's been lucky enough to visit some of those countries, so therefore, she is an expert. Incidentally, I called her on a word once, Italian, cooking related. I grabbed my food dictionary and let her have it. Two can play the game when necessary. And it felt good to get it out of my system at least once.
I hope having your say made you feel better.
How interesting it is that your punctuation is terrible!
Your use of the term "dolts" and your self-righteous attitude are more offensive than someone's simple slip in terminology or spelling or punctuation or grammar…
Love it
Very cool- Great idea to get the legs to be supportive of the whole structure. However, it's "Voilà" not "WALLAH."


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Tonga Rugby League have named their line-up for the representative Test against Samoa at Centrebet Stadium, Penrith on Saturday.
Head Coach Charles Tonga, alongside his Assistant Coach Kristian Woolf, has selected an extended 21-man squad for the upcoming fixture to be captained by Brent Kite.
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30ml Tea Tree
2oz Coconut 76 Carrier Oil
2oz Soy Bean Carrier
5 Pipettes
10 Empty Amber Drams
Aromatherapy Wallet Card