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WTF are we doing paying for her to have cable TV at all! I don't have it at home, I don't think it comes under a necessary expense, especially with the option of freeview, or don't they have to justify any expenses?
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WTF are we doing paying for her to have cable TV at all! I don't have it at home, I don't think it comes under a necessary expense, especially with the option of freeview, or don't they have to justify any expenses?
I thought they said Windoze 7 would work fine on netbooks? As A/C 19:48 correctly observed, translating those requirements into real world numbers exceeds any netbook on the market.
Remember XP - at least 64 megabytes (MB) of RAM (128 MB is recommended)
And Vista - 512 MB of system memory
So either M$ are being honest for once, or W7 is an even worse system hog than Vista!
and we have to wait 5 days?
Now I know that's faster than M$ or Apple will respond, but it's still a long time to be wandering naked on the interwibble!
"Someone from Berlin is a Berliner"... Errrr... JFK tried that one... Doughnut (literally).
Anyway, nice to see that good taste has prevailed :-)
I think most of my favourite Euro beers are safe from trademark jumping, the Polish ones don't have enough vowels to be pronounced, let alone trademarked!
Na zdrowie :-)
They do make a good opposition some times, and I would be tempted to vote for them and let them try running the place for once, if it wasn't for their blind loyalty to Europe and it's financial albatross.
Where's the rest of it... The aircon! I don't see any evaporators on that container, and there is no way those suits would be able to wearing anything more than speedos if that sweat box didn't have the wind chill factor of the Antarctic!
Love the loose and missing mounting bolts! I wonder how many head crashes a magnitude 7 would cause, even with the fancy (unbolted) spring mounts?
Considering the iPhone is one of the few phones on the market that has a huge lump of metal as the back of the case, you would have thought they would have had a easy way to dispose of heat (and warm your pocket). Most other phones have to use the amazing conductive properties of plastic!
I saw the same article, and the same thought occurs now... That was a frame designed for a conventional bike (and nobody took it then!), whereas a 'leccy bike has loads of those pesky heavy batteries. The picture shown looks incredibly nose forward weight wise, and I don't think I'd fancy trying to stop the thing in a hurry, especially on those bumpy Manx roads!
After seeing the BBC link - with picture - (Thanks 4a$$Monkey), I see the Police are charging him with undue care and attention (well they don't have a charge of being a pillock!)
I'm just wondering if you can be charged with anything when you are not driving on the public road. For example, if I pull onto my parents drive, and decide to ram their car a couple of times, IIRC (not that I have tried it!), I'm on private land, so I can pretty much do what I like.
Most motherboards have a link to prevent bios writes to stop stupid users screwing things up...
So as long as you've got that set, you're safe.
""recall the tumbleweed that blew through empty stores when O2 and Carphone first launched the iPhone in the UK"
--well thats not true is it ?! it was covered in the news, queues of people outside most apple, o2 and carphone warehouse stores..."
Really... Odd because I took advantage of their late opening to park (free after 6) in my local town, walk into the O2 shop and buy another microSD card for my Nokia... There were more staff than customers in the store, and I would have been in and gone in 2 minutes if all the till staff weren't trying to resolve a problem with an iPhone registration!
We now know the official name for the university of the bleedin' obvious!
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration!
"exposure to the fantastical Xenu story before the completion of numerous preparatory stages might result in pneumonia or even death...."
Thanks! I've got a cold now! Who should I send the lawyers after? El Reg for leaking this, or the church for stockpiling a biological weapon?
Come on, who's going to pay for all the trial installation for it to only be available on the shortest tube line on the network... Waterloo and City only has two stations FFS!
What's its range at night when the solar charger won't be working and you also have the lights draining the batteries, oh and the stereo blasting to keep you awake?
My thoughts exactly! Why do the iPhone fanboiz seem to think they have been handed a gift from the gods (not the Jobs), and that it's what everybody really wants, and what every phone should be.
I've had my "inferior" N95 for over 18months, and I'd rather have it and it's 5meg camera, MMS messaging and ability to send text messages to 101 people if I so wish.
Oh and of course I've been able to switch between apps for years... 6600, N70, N95... I think my 7650 could do it too, but I can't remember that far back, it was 6 years ago after all!
Not to mention a load of free symbian apps all over the net I can use for nothing, and without having to wait for El Jobbie to approve their suitable.
Sure the iPhone is a nice MP3 player (pity about the iTunes PC software). However the phone side of things makes me wonder if any of the designers have ever seen a mobile phone, let alone used one! They certainly didn't look beyond the shores of the US of A or they wouldn't have missed so many SMS related features.
Oh, and the flashless camera sucks! Even Mr Jobbie can't fix that with a firmware upgrade!
Mine's the Apple sauce and fanboy flame proof one.
I think elReg has paraphrased this a bit... They threaten court but give you the option to settle outside. Theoretically saves both parties time and money. It's no different to a speeding ticket. You can argue it in court if you like, but you're just risking more points and a bigger fine, so most people just opt for the 3 points and the fixed fine.
Maybe they should stick to fires... Put the fatty in the burning building and watch them sweat of those pounds! Or maybe even run for the first time in years!
It'll be coming round again in an hour or so for another go!
Pass the info to the ISP and let them contact the user... LMAO! Oh tell me another one, that's too funny!
You're lucky if your ISP manages to keep a broadband connection up and running, let alone chasing anyone on their network who has been pwn3d!
The other year one of my email servers was on the receiving end of 20 thousand virus email a day from one IP, it took me 3 days of constant phone calls to the ISP before they stopped, and I think that was only because I finally found the number of their technical director by randomly changing some digits at the end of their DDI range.
If that's true, why do we continue to have Big brother and X-Star-get-me-out-of-here-celebrity-factor on the idiot box?
Surely stupidity of crowds is more accurate. Those likely to push the average IQ upwards keep quiet in case they use a long word, and slowly edge their way towards the exit doors.
What are you doing with your poor phone? I have an original (pre-8gig) N95 with it's original battery and it lasts days.
1) Make sure you have the latest firmware (free download and install from Nokia site), the very early firmware was bad with the battery.
2) If you don't need to use something, turn it off. e.g. Wifi, GPS, bluetooth and if you don't need 3G, switch to the old GPRS network, it's less of a power muncher
3) If you have no signal, e.g. on a tube, turn the phone offline. This goes for any mobile. If they can't see a cell they crank up their broadcast power and start screaming the wireless version of "HELLOOOO!"
4) Close down apps you're not using. Hold down the application button (the funny blue swirl) and you'll get the S60 equiv of alt-tab... Navigate up and down the list and you can press C to close them without having to go into each one.
I don't know, do they? I'd be interested to see the date on those given the huge amount of "previous art" that exists.
Then again, since when did that ever stop anyone getting a patent in the states!
What are the designers of these things thinking? I assume they had system designers?
They really don't show any signs of being able to understand the big picture of what their product is supposed to be doing!
Unless of course the big picture is that they want to be able to sell an election result to the highest bidder... In that case then they aren't even very good at designing a corrupt system.
Honestly, given all the flaws in the old system, I find it amazing that any state allows Diebold, or whatever they have renamed them selves to this month, to do anything more complex than make freebie calculators to put in cereal boxes.
BTW, I was confronted by a Diebold cash machine in Slovakia once... I was too frightened to use it!
I think you need to slap your "related" products bit about.
The top three it linked to on dabs were...
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I never saw the original survey, but it's good to know I wasn't wrong with my IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad choices. I'm on my 2nd. The first one only died because I broke the screen by treading on it (whoopsie!). It still works, but only on an external monitor.
Spares and drivers are easily available from the website. Replacing a keyboard I destroyed with a pint of beer was a doddle, plus the keyboard under tray design saved the motherboard from getting a wash.
I'm about to buy a new one (need more power - Call me Clarkson!). My only complaint (which can be directed at the entire laptop world, is the annoying tendency for everything to be widescreen. I love my current 1400x1050 screen, and would really prefer not to have a hugely wide monitor with a load of space I'll never use on each edge, whilst lacking vertical pixels...
I wish I could have dodged getting one from Barclays... I tried to log on one day and was greeted by a request for an 8 digit number generated by the stupid thing... Not that they had bothered to send me one before locking me out of my own account! I had to phone them up and shout at them before they sent one out.
I find them a complete pain in the arse. If I go away and forget to take it, I'm completely screwed. I understand they want to appear to be more secure, but when their website asked me to create a password it insisted on 6-8 characters, then rejected any numbers, and also got upset about any symbols. Result you can only use a-z... Even then it gets upset it you have one letter repeated too many times, they could have made that more secure just be allowing longer passwords and *insisting* on some numeric characters!
So it's no shock that they're flawed... Banks are in the business of money, and we've all seen what a complete mess they have managed to make of that recently, so what hope was there that they would be able to do some IT with any degree of success!
...if you go to google and type "coldplay torrent" you get 700,000+ results, with at least the first couple of pages linking to various torrent sites... Oddly enough TPB isn't in the first couple of pages.
I think it will eventually come down to
"They're witches, WITCHES I tell you... They turned me into a newt! (I got better)"
I can see chainmail coming back into fashion very shortly...
... 12 weeks wasn't short enough, he'll be out in 6 due to the standard half time good behaviour rules... Unless of course he's a naughty boy in clink.
Last time I checked the tariffs, as an Orange UK customer visiting France, you are best off roaming onto any carrier other than Orange FR. I wonder if the France telecom owned network screws Orange FR customers as badly when they visit the UK?
Well I've had my Thinkpad R52 dual booted for some time with XP and Etch... My only complaint was I couldn't get WPA2 wireless encryption to work.
When the latest Ubuntu appeared, with an improved network manager, I thought this might be my saviour and eagerly burnt off a DVD... It booted, and then hung on the front menu no matter what option I picked.
So I didn't hold out much hope for Lenny... I downloaded and burnt the network install CD and plugged in the CAT5... I wiped the Etch partitions and crossed my fingers.
It installed.
A couple of aptitude installs later (guided by some pages I found via google) and I had the centrino wireless working, and the new network manager, complete with WPA2.
So much for Ubuntu being consumer friendly version of Debian...!
Well done Debian, good installer!
Certainly far less of a battle than I have had with the other-half's Vista laptop and it's nForce chipset!
And before the wind0ze fanbois start chewing on me, I'm a window developer who only plays about with linux out of curiosity, but I'm long enough in the tooth not to be frightened of a command line, I used to program in MS-DOS after all.
... the yank is ill-informed. Us Brits do still have the right to own firearms. What we don't have the right to do is own military weapons which have no use but to kill humans.
Pistols are an easily concealed personal protection sidearm of limited range which have no role in pest control or hunting. Therefore they are not permitted. Automatic weapons are designed for spraying an area. These too are not permitted. Learn how to shoot a rifle accurately and you don't need to loose off a whole clip to get that rabbit, or use a shotgun which will leave you something to cook in the pot.
No animal hunting or pest control is suitable for an uzi, a Barrett 50mm, an M16 or an AK47. So Mr Yank, if you own one, what exactly are you planning it use it for?
Black helicopter as it's probably privately owned by someone called Randy and equipped with weaponry that would make Arnie envious!
All the dynamic DNS sites and systems that rely on a short TTL.
I use dyndns to access my server at home. My old aluminium pair is a little unreliable despite being less than 3km from the exchange, so daily disconnects and new IP assignment are a common occurrence. Without dyndns support provided by my router, I wouldn't be able to find where my server had ended up!
We've got plenty of spare civil servants in the UK which could be deleted without anyone noticing!
"more 100,000 UK users visited Yelp's original US incarnation over the past month"
Yes, and every single one of them only ended up on the Yelp page because something they searched for happened to be on that page... They quickly discovered they were on an American site and left as it was irrelevant to them.
Sometimes I really wish we didn't share the same basic language!
As a programmer, as there is nothing special about the 12th month having 31 days, the first thought that crosses my mind is the 31st December 2008 was the 366th days of the year.
Does anyone fancy keeping that firmware version for the next 4 years to prove me right?
As to why a music player would need a clock, well don't forget that DRM has the ability to expire media after a set time, so it looks likely that the DRM "feature" has actually caused the deaths.
Don't just read the last paragraph... Read the one above it... Then you'll see the Scientology->Diskeeper->Microsoft->German Govt link
... that as "the tested Tesla was filmed being pushed into the shed in order to show what would happen if the Roadster had run out of charge." we can expect Top Gear to be pushing the latest BMW Wanky Truffle Tourer (with optional black everything) into the garage in a future episode to show what would happen when that runs out of petrol?
I think you'll find drive storage has been given the base 10 spin for many many years, even back to the days of 100K floppy drives in the early-mid 80s... That's as far back as my memory goes, I wouldn't be in the least surprised if it was even older.
Back in those days the small missing 2.4% wasn't noticed, however now it's been compounded by the rounding of first Kilo, Meg, Gig... 2.4 x 2.4 x 2.4... and people notice 13% missing!
...it's called the cockroach... However you can still deal with them in a non-damage inflicting way, with a sheet of industrial fly-paper.
I for one look forward to glueing robot overlords!
Look at that fine... There was no mention of lost sales, or how many people (if any) downloaded it, yet they manage to justify a level of fine which, lets face it, will have most people filing for bankruptcy! I'm sure the legal fees are even larger.
How does one go about getting one of these contracts? Whenever I quote for a job, assuming the requirements don't change, the price doesn't either.
If I tried to double the price I'd be had up for breach of contract!
Can you imagine the fuss if a plumber or electrician did this kind of thing halfway through redoing the house?
Given that we're talking about an Italian Politician here, surely corruption would be more up his street?
I love the way they count tobacco use in their basic guide!
As smoking tobacco is a far more recent arrival than any of God's books (well apart from some more recent fruit loop ones), who gets to decide it's a sin?
I don't know if it's the IBM Access connection on my R52 ThinkPad, but when I installed it just now it blue screened XP Pro.
After it rebooted none of my network connections worked, cabled or WiFi... Even worse PSI wasn't even showing on the add/remove programs list. Luckily, just I was considering a manual through the registry removal (eeek), I spotted it had an uninstall exe in the program directory (no shortcut on start menu).
I removed it, and after a reboot, my networks came back.
I don't think I'll be trying it again in a hurry!
If I'm not mistaken, that "patent" for want of a better work to describe most of what fills the US patent office, covers pretty much anything with a database behind it!
I'm sure if MS had actually got their DB based file system sorted out for Vista like they said they were going to initially, they would fall fowl to this vague "patent".
Now that is a fight I would have liked to see... Munch, swallow... BUUUURP!
It's an IT project involving the gov.
It's going to run hugely late, hugely over budget and if ever finished it won't work.
The way the TV news is playing this, you'd think that half the met were members.
From my quick look through the list, searching for the word "police", I found only one who might possibly still serving. The remaining ones, which I believe number under 20, are all retired or ex-police.
As for teachers, well they are entitled to their own private beliefs, just as long as they can perform their teaching roles fairly (if they couldn't then surely all the gov league tables and nanny state measurements would have found them by now).
So once again the news is over-hyped.
and completely over the top "solution".
Dependant on some many things, mobile phones supporting the technology for one.
They would be far better off just implementing their current system a little better. Having the gate and check-in systems linked for a start!


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why is my baby so fussy suddenly? ftm
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My LO is about 2.5 weeks and I know how you feel! Have you tried swaddling her? That has made quite a difference for us. She is super mad at first because she likes sucking on her hands but it does help her calm down and go to sleep faster. We are dealing with the feeding issues though - she was doing 3-4 hour stretches of not eating for a few days and today she's been "hungry" every 2 hours but then latches for like 5 minutes and falls asleep...very frustrating.
same here, at 2 weeks started being fussy mostly at night, pediatrician says it's colics, advice to try different things like rocking, shushing, swaddling, holding, singing, walking, pacifier, 5 S's on 'the happiest baby on the block" http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/514376
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Could she have a lactose intolerance? My LO was very gassy due to this and had very watery and loose stools. Once I switched her to soy, she has been better ever since. (Call your ped first-don't just switch her formula!) She is still fussy, but I think she is going through a growth spurt as well. Or she could just be fussy. I have found that the swing is magic! It is my new favorite thing in the house lol.
Also, don't feel like a bad Mom! DD was so fussy the other day, I wanted to tear my hair out. She would cry every time I put her down. She finally stopped around one, but I was reaching the end of my rope. I was really considering calling my Mom to come get her or to come help me out. I love her more than anything, but we all need a break sometimes.
That middle of the night feeding is brutal. She takes so long to eat, and all I want to is go back to bed. It's rough. Can you feed her in bed? Prop yourself up against pillows and that way, if you nod off at least she won't go very far.
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Two years of Arab Spring: Tunis, Cairo ... Ramallah?
The inspiration for the Arab Spring came from young people in the street, but it seemed to bypass the West Bank and Gaza. Haaretz tracks down the Palestinians still talking about a revolution.
"Hold your head high because you are a Palestinian." This was Fatah's official slogan for the local council elections in the West Bank. The message imitated the chant sounded by demonstrators in Cairo's Tahrir Square: "Hold your head high because you are an Egyptian." The Palestinian version has also been on the lips of young people: for example, when they demonstrated against the intention of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to meet Shaul Mofaz in Ramallah. In contrast, during a Hamas rally in Ramallah staged at the time of Operation Pillar of Defense last month, the demonstrators chanted a variation of the main revolutionary Arab call: "The people want missiles to be fired," and not as an ironic description of the Israeli people's desires.
During the first days of the 2011 revolution in Egypt, when small groups of Palestinians asked to organize support rallies, both Hamas authorities in Gaza and Fatah authorities in the West Bank tried to dissuade them. They did not expect Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to fall from power so quickly, and were afraid of harming the relations with his regime.
A group of young people, who had started to organize before the revolutions and wanted to shake up Ramallah's artificial normality, learned about the authorities' position in the usual manner. Bassam (not his real name ) recalls: "During a support rally for the Egyptian people, one of us was holding an Egyptian flag and so was beaten by security personnel. When we demonstrated at Manara Square [in Ramallah], after we reserved the site and time with the police, it turned out that, 'completely by coincidence,' the Fatah movement staged a rally in support of Palestinian prisoners who are incarcerated in Israel, at exactly the same spot."
When Palestinians were glued to direct broadcasts from Tunisia and then Egypt, they were proud to hear young revolutionaries there identify themselves and their demonstrations as an "intifada." In the regional calculus of peoples who have risen up against oppressors, the Palestinians are definitely at the top of the list. Hence, a question arises: Why hasn't the Arab intifada wave swept up the Palestinians?
Bassam, who is in his late twenties, belongs to a group of young Palestinians that was formed before and during the revolutions. The group constitutes the nucleus of several organized groupings of young people that have consolidated since then, under various names. One such group is "Palestinians for Dignity," which defied the unwritten prohibition and managed to demonstrate a few times in front of the government compound, the Muqata (Abbas' headquarters ).
Bassam says that from the start, members of his group did not anticipate that the region's revolutions would stir immediate, radical change among Palestinians: "We face two layers of oppression - Palestinian self-rule in the West Bank and Gaza, and the Israeli occupation. One glaring obstacle is that it is very easy to criticize young people like us and say 'What are you doing, you traitors and collaborators with the enemy? You need to focus your attention on the occupation and not on the Palestinian regime.'
"I think we grasped that in our case, the situation is going to be very different," Bassam adds. "Thus, we decided to concentrate on matters that connect between the two layers - such as security coordination, or political prisoners who are confined in either Israeli prisons or Palestinian Authority and Hamas jails."
End the division
During one demonstration, which was brutally stifled by Palestinian security men (and prompted a committee of inquiry ), I heard one of the young people furiously tell a cohort: "First we get rid of the sulta [Palestinian Authority], and then the Jews." He noticed me, and cracked a confused grin. Perhaps that was because his remark created the mistaken impression that he believes such liberations can happen quickly, and that a few dozen young people have the power to carry them out. On the other hand, the comment reflects a feeling of self-importance that has started to emerge among young Palestinians in the wake of the revolutions that were ignited by Tunisians and Egyptians their own age.
Bassam recalls that when he and his peers took part in political discussions, older participants would not be listening intently to them and their opinions. In contrast, after the revolutions took root, "ten minutes after the start of a meeting, they would start to ask us our views. Suddenly we exist?"
These groups did not manage to topple class barriers, however. As members of the middle class and upper middle class - many growing up in families that support the PA and the PLO - they have not created viable connections with young people from villages and refugee camps. Bassam promises that they are now working on ways to correct the situation.
The fact that youth becomes a "discovery" reflects to what extent the PLO/PA political scene has become stagnant over the past 20 years. The first intifada was started by young people in late 1987. And all PLO organizations were originally founded by students and other young people. Sociologist Jamil Hilal was born in Beit Sahur and worked for about a decade for the PLO's Research Center in Beirut before he returned to the country in 1995. He met with Bassam and his friends in order to tell them about the dynamic organization of his own experience, and which served as the name of import for all Palestinians - the PLO. Today, the PLO is enveloped within the Palestinian Authority; together with other organizations that comprise the PA, it has become a petrified entity devoid of intellectual and generational vitality.
Hilal believes Ramallah's new youth groups had great expectations at the start of the Arab revolutions, particularly in regard to the prospects of quickly concluding the internal division between the Palestinians. Together with young people in Gaza, they established a group called March 15. The group called for an end to the political split between Gaza and the West Bank and the duplication of governmental authority. They demonstrated, confronted authorities, staged hunger strikes and were arrested. The two rival movements also attested to being in favor of an end to the political division between Gaza and the West Bank, but the split continued.
That Bassam doesn't mention March 15 is no accident: "The real division is not between Hamas and Fatah," he says. "In the final analysis, both of them think the same way [in terms of establishing a state on the 1967 borders - A.H.]. The division is between them and those who look beyond the West Bank and Gaza, and who say we are the Palestinians of 1947, before everything happened."
One reason why a group of young people did not sweep up the masses, he says, stems from the discourse which the PA has cultivated over the past 20 years: "We live in a place where even Palestinians consider Haifa as "Israel," weather forecasts do not include Nazareth, and where the three daily newspapers do not include reports about Nazareth, Shfa'amr and Lyd. Contemporary politics of our parties, and their narratives, create a way of thinking among us that is very hard to overturn," he says.
Opposition to the Palestinian Authority, therefore, finds expression via a sharp departure from a discourse about two states, and via a U turn back toward PLO discourse of the 1960s - toward an era when the existence of a Jewish-Israeli society was not yet taken into account.
Hilal says Palestinians do not have a "Tahrir Square" in which millions can gather. A reality of the division, he says, is decisive not only regarding affairs between Gaza and the West Bank, but also within the West Bank [where separations prevail between "A" areas and checkpoint barriers proliferate - A.H.]. During the revolutions in the Arab world, squares like Tahrir became crucial venues that facilitated rapid, intensive political education among the masses.
In the Palestinian case, the lack of such a square is not a new development: in 1987 there was no Palestinian Tahrir Square. However, the first intifada erupted at a time when Israel (for economic reasons ) still respected the right of Palestinians to move freely throughout the country as a whole. During the preceding 20 years Palestinians could experience a reality of life in one country, without impassable internal borders. The shrinking of space, and its being cut up since 1991 as parcels of land separated from one another, has exerted a detrimental influence upon revolutionary creativity.
Bassam says: "We have two groups of youth: [those who are] very politically cultured, who in the past were close to political parties. But most of them were not creative. The creative people who are less educated politically, studied abroad and have great ideas, but are weak in messaging."
In Gaza, the Arab revolutions and the relative lifting of the siege have exerted an influence on young Hamas activists, says a Hamas member from the "second" generation. He adds: "Young people concluded that change can be brought about not only via military means. It is also easier for them, in contrast to the past, to leave the Gaza Strip via Rafah. They discovered a new world."
These comments contradict Bassam's impression. He contends that, after the war in Gaza, a feeling strengthened among many Palestinians in the West Bank - including young people such as himself - that only an armed struggle can yield results. For people his age, Bassam says, popular struggle in its present form appears to be "too Westernized."
Hassan Ayoub, who teaches international relations at An-Najah National University, Nablus, believes young people might have been encouraged by the results of the last war, and by the endurance displayed by armed Palestinian organizations. However, in his opinion the young people know that the same model cannot be imitated in the West Bank. Ayoub, who was born in the Askar refugee camp and was a political activist for the Democratic Front during the first intifada, says: "The kids are very confused, but they know they have to do something. They grew up in a reality in which the prospects for confrontation with the Israeli occupation are very marginal. They were born into a process of depoliticization, which was the flip side of policies enacted by Abbas and [Palestinian Prime Minister] Salam Fayyad - that is, the policy was to act like any other state."
In the years following the Oslo Accords, Ayoub says there has been a gradual process of social disintegration. Internal solidarity has declined; there has been no involvement in the village struggle against the separation fence; and "when the army invades east and west Nablus, people sit in coffeehouses, as though everything is normal. I call it the 'Ramallization' of Nablus - the pretense that all is normal." He notes, however, that "recently, one can sense seeds of change - especially after the war in Gaza."
"The revolutions created a dynamic that allows us to cultivate hope once again," Hilal says. And Bassam says that "even though revolutions take time, and it's too early to draw final conclusions, they have, first of all, taught us that change is possible."


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I think you got out at a good time. UCU is goingto try and find a buyer for the construction side oftheir company. There is a good chance that Quanta willbe the buyer. In that case UCU is just moving moneyfrom the front pocket to the back pocket. The psc's ofMO,KS,OK, and AR are going to have to look at this mergerin a different way now. There are way too manyvariables to call this a done deal. I got in at about thesame price as you did. I'd like to hold for a littlemore, but I'm not going to go past mid Dec. regardlessof price.


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3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter
3/4 cup + 2 tablespoons fine baking sugar
1 extra large egg
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1/3 cup milk
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 1/2 cups sifted all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons Dutch-processed cocoa
1 egg white
- Beat butter and sugar on medium until light and fluffy, about four minutes. Add egg and salt, beat until thoroughly combined, scraping down the bowl as necessary. Add vanilla and milk, beat to combine. On low speed, add flour a little at a time, mixing to thoroughly combine.
- Divide the dough in half. Add cocoa powder to one half, mix well to combine.
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Rajkumar Hiani has been invited by the Beijing International Film Festival-2014 to be part of the jury.
The director had gained huge fame in China with his film 3 Idiots. I was the first film to do huge business and become a household name.
Rajkumar Hirani is first Bollywood personality who has been invited by the BJIFF.
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I contacted WP support, and they said there's nothing they can do to to help me. My site is hosted with GoDaddy, and they said there's nothing they can do to help. I'm hoping maybe someone here can help.
BTW I also I cannot upgrade to the latest version of JetPack as I no longer have access to the plugins database since upgrading. When I try to search for new plugins, I get this message:
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The Alabama squad will be looking for its sixth straight win over Mississippi when they meet at Cramton Bowl in December. Overall, Alabama leads the series 19-7.


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Tyrantrum is a Rock-Dragon-type Pokémon in Pokémon X and Y.
Tyrantrum is a huge dinosaur-like Pokémon, who has fur on its neck and it's jaw. Its skin is orange and red coloured. While looking very strong, its arms are small.
Tyrantrum's greatest weapon is its gargantuan jaws, which can shred thick metal plates as if they were paper.
Tyrantrum evolves from Tyrunt at Level 39 during the day.
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- Tyrantrum is based on a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
- No Pokémon has same type matchup of rockdragon other than Tyrantrum and its prevolution Tyrunt.
- Aegislash and Tyrantrum are both Pokemon designed by Hitoshi Ariga. While the two Pokemon are entirely different, they share a shiny color-scheme that references the Mega Man Series. Shiny Aegislash shares the same colors as Rogue, while Shiny Tyrantrum shares the same colors as Mega Man. Both from the Star Force series. This could potentially be a referene to the fact that the Mega Man from Star Force has had a Dinosaur Transformation - which coincidentally shares the normal color scheme of Tyrantrum.
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i have just purchased the em10 from SRS body only. i already own the em1 and wanted a camera for street photography it is brilliant so fast and accurate it locks onto the person or subject so quick it`s frightening if your after a superb small light weight camera this is the one to get. Oh and the best thing it only cost £249 body only from SRS bargain.
Controls and customization
Twin control dials
The E-M10 offers a twin control dial interface. This makes no difference at all for anyone shooting in automatic mode, but is a definite benefit as soon as you switch to P, A, S or M mode. In Manual mode it means you can directly control either aperture or shutter speed, while in the other modes it means you can control an exposure parameter and exposure compensation, without any button-pressing. It's one of the most valuable things you can have on a camera that might be used in PASM modes, yet is treated like a premium feature in some manufacturer's lineups. Thankfully the likes of Olympus, Fujifilm and Pentax all offer twin dials at a relatively modest position in the range.
|The top of the camera shows its twin control dials, with a mode dial off on the left. The Fn1, Play, [Rec] and Fn2 buttons are all quite closely clustered at the top right-hand corner.
The E-M10 includes also includes a cut-down version of the '2x2' control system used to great effect on the E-M1. The E-M10 lets you customize one of its buttons to temporarily change the functions of its control dials - giving quick access to ISO and White Balance, if you want. This (and the steps required to configure it) are possibly a little too involved for some of the users the E-M10 is aimed at, but it might well be appreciated by more demanding photographers looking for a comparatively affordable camera.
Customizable buttons
As with the E-M5, the E-M10 has three buttons that can be customized, with the option to add another two - if you're willing to forego direct AF point selection. Fn1 plays the role of AEL/AFL by default, with Fn2 offering the camera's 'Multi Function' option (more below), and the [Rec] button initiating movie recording.
|Functions that can be applied to Fn1, Fn2 and [Rec] buttons
• Movie Record (one button only)
• Depth-of-field preview
• One-touch White Balance
• AF area select
• 'Home' AF point (resets AF point)
• Manual focus
• Raw (changes shooting format, with dial)
• Test Picture (shoots image without saving)
• Myset 1
• Myset 2
• Myset 3
• Myset 4
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• Exposure comp.
• Digital Tele-converter
• Magnify
• [Front dial] ISO, [Rear Dial] WB
• [Front dial] WB, [Rear Dial] ISO
• Multi Function (see below)
• Peaking
• Level Display
• Off
These three buttons can be redefined to control any of the functions listed above (though the movie record function can only be assigned to another button after you've configured the [Rec] button to do something else). In addition, you can co-opt the down and right arrows of the four-way controller to become customizable buttons. However, in doing so, you'll lose direct AF-point control (instead having to press 'left' on the four-way arrows first). Given the ease of changing settings via the touchscreen, we wouldn't bother with this extra degree of customization.
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(if direct AF selection is disengaged)
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• Drive mode/Self-timer
• [Front dial] ISO, [Rear Dial] WB
• [Front dial] WB, [Rear Dial] ISO
• Lock Touchscreen
• Electronic zoom (when used with power zoom lens)
• Exposure Comp
As usual, the obvious question has to be: 'why are there some functions that can only be applied to four-way controller?' Because, while we can see the logic of putting a touchscreen lock button next to the screen itself, we don't think it makes sense if it means disabling direct AF-point selection (especially as locking the touchscreen obviates the other quick method of specifying where you want the camera to focus).
In addition to a wealth of customizable buttons, positions on the E-M10's mode dial can also be customized to recall specific shooting settings.
Multi Function
In addition to the simplified 2x2 system, the E-M10 also offers the 'Multi Function' system first introduced with the E-M5, but adding the 'Color Creator' mode introduced on the E-M1. As the name implies, the Multifunction system places several functions on the same button; press the button to use the last-used function, hold it and spin a control dial to switch between the five available functions.
|Press the Fn2 button (or whichever button you choose to assign 'Multi Function to), and you'll gain access to one of five functions, such as 'Highlight&Shadow Control.'
Spin the rear dial to adjust the JPEG shadow response, and the front dial to adjust the highlight behavior.
|Hold the Multi Function button and spin a dial, and you can cycle between the five available options...
|...one of which is the option to temporarily access ISO and WB using the control dials.
This option can also be assigned as a single function, to any of the customizable buttons - essentially a simplified version of the E-M1 and E-P5's '2x2' control system.
One of the available functions is to apply ISO and WB to the control dials, but the one that's really worth noting is the 'Highlight & Shadow Control' system that lets you adjust the top and tail of the camera's tone curve. Even if you don't want to play around with this at the time of shooting (which is relatively easy to do, since the E-M10 lets you preview the effect as you change the settings), then you can play with the settings and apply them to Raw files, if you're trying to perfect a JPEG for printing or Wi-Fi-ing to yourself.
The E-M10 features essentially the same control system as offered in recent models, meaning it offers two main control systems - Live Control and Live SCP (Super Control Panel). The default is the rather dated, compact-camera-like 'Live Control' system. This ranges 14 options down the left-hand side of the screen - split into two pages. You can use the rear control dial to scroll through the options, and the front dial to select specific settings within each option. 'Live Control' makes no use of the camera's touchscreen.
Live Control
Live SCP
|The default 'Live control' view requires a degree of scrolling to see all its options, and isn't touch-sensitive...
|...whereas the 'Live Super Control Panel' variant is - but has to be found and liberated from the menus.
Much better - we believe - is the 'Live Super Control Panel.' This provides access to 21 functions, all visible on a single screen. Better still, while you can navigate around the screen using the four-way arrows or the rear dial, you can select and option simply by pressing it. This means changing settings is as simple as pressing 'OK,' touching the option you want to change, then spinning the front dial.
As usual, thanks to the camera's impressive/impossible level of customization, you have to learn the menu system to configure the camera to offer Live SCP, and can choose which shooting modes you wish to use it in. In fact, if you can't make your mind up, you can set the camera to offer both Live Control and SCP, then use the 'INFO' button to swap between them, while they're active. We'd suggest finding option 'D3' in the Setup menu, selecting Live SCP for the shooting mode you use most, then forgetting about it.
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