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The first moral of the tale seems to be that women have been terribly mistreated in the West until recent times. Apparently the tide began to turn roughly thirty four years ago, when Bernard Lewis brought the advancing attitudes of England to the benighted American intellectual landscape, so obviously, if the Muslims are a little behind now, well, they can soon catch up and we shouldn't worry nor should we be judgmental toward them.
The second thing is his assertion that under Islam, women had it better during the time of Muhammad than they did later. Again this buttresses the notion that reform of Islam is possible if Muslims can get back to the purity of the Koran and the first Muslims; the sola scriptura as Mustafa Akyol likes to say. The problem with this is, it's the same idea as had Qutb, Mawdudi, Al Banna and so forth. The direction of Islam, no matter which way one looks at it, is always toward Islam, Islam and more Islam. And under Islam, the situation for women is little short of hopeless and always has been. Even Muhammad's nine-year old bride, Aisha, said, "I have not seen any woman suffering as much as the believing women."
Andrew Bostom has a good discussion of Lewis' use of the word "jihad" a little later in the interview here.
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There are so many disturbing things about Bernard Lewis' interview, but the most disturbing is the possible effect of his ill-considered remark counselling against the use of force with Iran, because Iran, you see, has a venerable history, and the Iranians are proud nationalists, and no doubt an attack that destroyed Iran's nuclear facilities would cause some -- but how much, and for how long -- rallying around the Islamic Republic of Iran by those who are otherwise disaffected. The problem is that Israel, and the United States, can't wait, in order for that "regime change." And Lewis surely must know -- he's keenly aware of it -- that his every word is held up by some as holy writ, and therefore, when he off-handedly counsels against any military attack on Iran, he's making the likely task of the Israelis, and others who know that they cannot wait, much harder. It was a foolish remark, foolishly made, and even though he adds, afterthoughtedly, some modification, the damage has been done. For this is how it will be used: "See, even Bernard Lewis says that Iran's nuclear project should not be attacked for it will only make the regime stronger." Well, maybe yes, and maybe no. The Islamic Republic of Iran could hardly be doing more than it is doing to threaten Israel and, in Lebanon and elsewhere, other Infidels. It is at least conceivable -- but Lewis can't conceive of it -- that the humiliation of having that nuclear project destroyed will lead to a temporary rallying-round, followed by a realization that the regime has failed on every count. Or, to put it otherwise, if the regime does acquire nuclear weapons, is successful in defying the Americans, the Israelis, and everyone else, will it not then have such prestige that those who want regime change will be put on the defensive, will be weakened? This appears not to occur to Lewis, for he doesn't even consider it. Lewis, remember, was an enthusiastic supporter of the Oslo Accords. It annoys him to be reminded of this. And even now, though he calls that support a "mistake," he has done nothing to explain why he made that "mistake." Was it that he had faith in Arafat? Was Arafat the problem? Or was it something deeper than Arafat, something about the tenets of islam, and the example of Muhammad? Lewis should be asked, but was not asked in this or in any other interview, two questions: 1) does he think that the Mulsims and Arabs will ever accept, as permanent presence within borders that are turly defensible and not hopelessly vulnerable, an Infidel nation-state, smack in the middle of Dar al-Islam? If he thinks that, on what basis does he do so? 2) why does he think that Muslims can somehow overcome 1350 years of ideology, and of behavior based on that ideology? What makes him think, for example, that Muhammad is no longer uswa hasana, al-insan al-kamil, and that his dealings with the Meccans in 628 A.D., at Hudaibiyya, does not have continuing vitality as the example for all treaty-making with Infidels? Lewis was not only such a fervent admirer of the Oslo Accords that he privately told a Jewish leader who, early on, was attempting to bring violations by the "Palestinians" of those accords to the attention of others, to "keep quiet," because he, Lewis, didn't want anytying to rock the damn Oslo boat. And he was also, as we know, a famous proponent of the war in Iraq, and of remaking Iraq, for he knew what he had to know about Iraq from the likes of Ahmad Chalabi. This is not a function of age. Lewis is as keen now as he ever was. The question is: was he quite as keen ten years ago, or twenty, as his admirers of the World's-Greatest-Authority School seem to think, no matter what Lewis supports, or how incautiously he may, though seeming to be cautious, express himself. It is Israel that will pay the price for that remark.
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Scientists at Caltech have demonstrated that a technique they had developed to protect mice from a lab strain of HIV delivered intravenously also works against the real-world form of HIV usually transmitted across mucosal surfaces.
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Okay, a little correction here. The problematic setup was with 2.3TB cache, not 3TB. The mistake comes from the fact that at the time of the writing I was dealing with another server which has 8x480GB ssd's in raid5, which is little over 3TB. Obviously the number was floating in my head.On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 5:21 PM, Vladimir Smolensky <arizal gmail com> wrote:
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We make the Shelled Synchilla(R) Jacket for the first see-your-breath weather of the year, when the aspens go gold and the sky turns azure. With a tough wind- and weather-resistant 100% nylon shell with polyurethane coating, DWR (durable water repellent) finish and soft Synchilla(R) fleece lining, it's warm and comfortable when you're hiking to Lake Blanche or simply enjoying the show. The traditional bomber-style jacket silhouette features flexible raglan sleeves and a tall stand-up collar lined with 60-g PrimaLoft(R) Gold insulation for additional warmth. The two zippered handwarmer pockets and an internal welted left-chest pocket are lined with brushed polyester tricot. A full-length zipper and polyester/spandex rib-knit cuffs and hem seal out the chill. Hip length. Shell and lining fabrics are bluesign(R) approved.
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Patagonia Men's Shelled Synchilla Jacket - Closeout - A Patagonia classic, the Shelled SynchillaA(R) Jacket is a versatile bomber-style jacket that has a nylon shell with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish, a soft Synchilla fleece lining and 60-g PrimaLoftA(R) One insulation inside the collar. Between the cozy warmth of the sleeping bag and the bluff-top view of the reef looms several hundred feet of wet and nippy pre-dawn air. To get you there warm and dry, the wind-resistant Shelled SynchillaA(R) Jacket's nylon exterior has a DWR (durable water repellent) finish and a soft, Synchilla fleece lining. Its bomber-style silhouette has movement-minded raglan sleeves and is further bolstered against the elements with a stand-up collar lined with 60-g PrimaLoft One insulation, two brushed-tricot-lined handwarmer pockets, seal-out poly/spandex rib-knit cuffs and hem, and waist-to-chin zip closure. Interior welt pocket at left chest. Hip length. Details Versatile wind- and weather-resistant DWR- (durable water repellent) treated nylon shell is lined with warm SynchillaA(R) fleece Full-zip jacket with tall stand-up collar, raglan sleeves and a polyester/spandex rib-knit on cuffs and hem Zippered pockets: Angled handwarmers and one internal, welted left-chest pocket, all lined with polyester brushed tricot Collar lined with durable nylon shell fabric and insulated with 60-g PrimaLoft One insulation for warmth Hip length 4.2-oz 100% nylon faille with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Lining: 8.3-oz 100% polyester fleece 476 g (16.8 oz) Made in Vietnam.
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A weather-resistant, full-zip version of our classic Snap-T(R), the Shelled Synchilla(R) Snap-T(R) Hoody combines 100% nylon taslan with DWR (durable water repellent) finish on the upper and 100% polyester double-face fleece on the lower, providing the perfect balance of weather protection and warmth. October's first frost hits with all the subtlety of an icy plunge. Be ready with the soft, lightweight warmth of this versatile hoody. It combines our plush 100% double-faced fleece with a nylon taslan shell over the shoulders, upper torso, hood and arms for weather protection. A DWR (durable water repellent) finish sloughs moisture and abrasion. The anatomic, 3-panel hood covers your noggin on cold mornings and stays put in the midst of a gale. Spandex binding on the hood, cuffs and bottom hem seal out cold drafts. Two handwarmer pockets and a chest pocket hold life's small details. Lightweight and warm recycled double-faced polyester fleece with weather/abrasion-resistant panels at the shoulders, upper torso, sleeves, and hood for added durability and protection Full-zip hoody with wind flap and 3-panel hood Pockets: left-chest pocket has nylon taslan flap and snap closure; two vertical handwarmer pockets with snap closures Spandex binding on hood opening, cuffs and bottom hem Hip length Top body: 100% nylon taslan with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Lining: 7.5-oz 100% polyester (85% recycled) fleece. Lower body: 7.5-oz 100% polyester (solids, 85% recycled; heathers, 80%) double-faced fleece 609 g (21.5 oz)
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Just when you think it's summer, that May chill rolls in and sends you back into early-April mode, which isn't so bad if you have the Patagonia Shelled Synchilla Snap-T Men's Fleece Hoodie ready to go. It has a DWR-coated nylon upper body and a polyester fleece bottom, all with a soft and warm fleece lining to fight off those spring and fall chills. Elastic binding at the cuffs, hem, and hood help seal out drafts, and the chest pocket holds, you know, stuff and things.
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Versatile wind- and weather-resistant DWR- (durable water repellent) treated nylon shell is lined with warm Synchilla(R) fleeceFull-zip jacket with tall stand-up collar, raglan sleeves and a polyester/spandex rib-knit on cuffs and hemZippered pockets: Angled handwarmers and one internal, welted left-chest pocket, all lined with polyester brushed tricotCollar lined with durable nylon shell fabric and insulated with 60-g PrimaLoft ONE insulation for warmthHip length4.2-oz 100% nylon faille with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Lining: 8.3-oz 100% polyester fleece476 g (16.8 oz)Made in Vietnam Material: Deluge(R) DWR Patagonia's proprietary durable water repellent fabric finish, Deluge DWR, lasts substantially longer than standard DWRs. Garments with the Deluge DWR finish have like-new repellency after years of extensive use.
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^ ^ Got it in one
no actual game play in the zelda one ..............
Lol still got people dressed like characters... makes me wanna buy it againOriginally Posted by in touch with the wii
You won't be disapointed with this one then...Originally Posted by in touch with the wii
This one's kinda surreal:
This one may bring back memories for some of you olde Nintendo fans in the US:
This next one looks like it could have been a trailer for a Metroid movie!:
Mail me if you want to add me on either the Wii or the 360.
That Mario Kart advert looks well good.. we never get that sorta ad in the UK... last we got was New Super Mario Bros Ds.. which wasn't a great advert..
yeh, the mario kart one looks awesome.
This one is how to scare Japanese girls. Kinda sick, but funny too...
Back onto Nintendo topic again...
Can't quite imagine this happening for the Wii in the UK, but it's still gonna be good...
...ok last one:
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Mail me if you want to add me on either the Wii or the 360.
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COM310.0001 – Contemporary Oral Communication: Rhetoric of the Courtroom Drama
Instructor, Richardson Smith
Surveys and analyzes rhetoric of the courtroom drama in film/TV. Topics include legal theory/rhetoric, theories of legal/cinematic rhetoric, social and educational function of law film tropes, cinematic narratology, common ethical and ideological debates, generic conventions and their rhetorical role and evolution, trial tactics, jury nullification, race and gender in a white male dominated space, dynamics of law and popular culture. Pre: junior standing in a degree granting college or permission by instructor.
COM310.0002 – Contemporary Oral Communication: The Rhetoric of Music: Songs of Social Justice
Instructor, Dr. Stephen Wood
The rhetoric of music is an in-depth exploration of the ways music, particularly non-mainstream music, functions as a rhetorical agent. Specifically, the ways in which political and collective social experience are shaped, influenced, inspired, driven, reinforced or mobilized through music will be studied and illustrated through a series of lectures and screenings about key musical rhetorical agents. The class will feature readings on rhetorical theory as applied to music and audio/video recordings selected to challenge the student's understanding and knowledge. Pre: junior standing in a degree-granting college or permission of instructor.
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Instructor, Dr. Daniel Munksgaard
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Instructor, Dr. Yinjiao Ye
Description: This course explores foundational health communication theories and various social media forms and then examines how social media influences health communication in various contexts, including patient-to-patient, healthcare professional-to-patient, and healthcare organization-to-patient communication. In addition, it examines specifically various cases of using social media for health promotion and explores how to evaluate and assess the effectiveness of using social media in health promotion.
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Description: This course considers the intersection of film, TV & media with neo-classical economics, particularly the representation of economics issues, theories, and assumptions through media narratives. The goal is to understand not just the economic models, but also the methods through which they are narrativized and constructed within the media texts. The course will work from dual perspectives- economics and textual- to illustrate the power of the media to reflect and illustrate economic models. Representative films, TV shows, and media properties will be screened as part of the class.
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Instructor, Dr. Ian Reyes
This course focuses on advanced technical instruction and ear training for students already experienced with audio media processes. Topics will primarily concern digital, in-the-box techniques necessary for professional recording, mixing and mastering. Instructor permission required.
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How can we improve the quality of human life around the world in the face of global climate disruptions and conflicts over food, water, and energy resources? Our past and current political, economic, and social choices impact the living conditions, even survival of future generations. How we act and communicate as human beings can change these conditions. Media, culture, and communication are key to individual behavior, social, economic and political changes and can help to make our lives sustainable. Communication is pivotal to achieve a broad understanding of environmental changes and opportunities for achieving individual and social action. Through in-depth study of films, readings and online sources, we will explore the economic, social and ecological principles of environmental sustainability in a global context. We will discuss the importance linking scientific evidence, public policies and individual behavior, and work on strategies for lasting change.
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Description: This course examines processes and interaction in bona fide group, such as in organizations, education, families, or gangs. Investigates decision making efficacy, problems and facilitation of group members interacting. Stresses analysis of group communication and decisions.
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Description: This course examines the use of market research within the media industries. Students will be exposed to the theory, practice and development of market research in a range of media products including TV shows, movies, and digital properties. Case studies are culled from a range of real-world media, within both mainstream and independent industry. While the course is designed to give an overview of market research methods and techniques, students are also expected to develop the skill set of market research techniques to become practitioners in the entertainment industry. ///
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Dmitry Pirog: Ishida Was an Easier Fight Than I Expected
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On Tuesday at the Sport Complex Krylatskoe in Moscow, WBO middleweight champion Dmitry Pirog (20-0, 15KOs) retained his title with a twelve round unanimous decision over Nobuhiro Ishida (24-8-2, 9KOs). The scores were 119-109, 120-108 and 118-111.
Prior to the fight, Pirog expected a very difficult battle, but once the two fighters started mixing it up in the ring, the champion realized the fight was easier than he first expected.
Pirog is now looking toward an August showdown with IBF champion Daniel Geale of Australia.
"I knew that this fight would be a major test. I know that many of the top fighters refused to fight with Ishida. He is tall and unpleasant manner of warfare. I hope everyone enjoyed it. At least I had fun. Everything that we planned with my coach, I was able to implement," Pirog said to FE.
"Initially I thought it would be difficult. When the battle began, I realized that the Japanese fighter had more weaknesses than I expected. In general, it was easier than I expected. If I happen to meet him in the ring once again, I'm sure I would knock him out."
[QUOTE=kiaba360;12072210]Nope, none of that. Just a fan who can plainly see that Pirog's career has gone, and will continue to go, absolutely nowhere because of politics. WBO has guys like Taylor and Martin Murray ranked #3 and #5 respectively. Why…Comment by kiaba360 on 05-03-2012
[QUOTE=HeroBando;12071803]That's great, are you JT's or PW's manager? You offering him a SHO date? Please show me one offer to fight on SHO/HBO he turned down.[/QUOTE] Nope, none of that. Just a fan who can plainly see that Pirog's career…Comment by HeroBando on 05-02-2012
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We have silicon/design that is strugling to recover from IR drop issue. To reduce the IR drop problem, decap cells are placed in design. My assumption is that decap cells reduce the impact of IR drop by supplying the dynamic current when there is a drop in voltage.
Our designs / patterns have IR drop issue that do not last more than 3 clock pulse of design. Due to the way logic is design, we are interested in only specific 3 clock cycles of complete test in which critical events occur. Rise edge of first cycle has high IR drop, which is recovered by decaps before second clock edge. Second edge has further IR drop but since decaps are already drained in recovering the IR drop impact of first clock edge third edge even more worst causing some paths to fail.
Between second and third clock edge, decap itself puts load on grid so that it can charge itself. This also impacts the voltage level of rest of design.
Bottomline is I have it is a sequential depth of 3 pattern which consuming power constantly. First two clock pulses all paths meet timing on silicon and passes and but fails on third clock edge.
Between second and third capture i have very less number of paths that I care about and should work, rest I dont care even if they are impacted by IR drop and become slow.
My question was, is there a way to protect a specific logic / path that should have least impact on IR drop in 2-3 cycle. What are the possible solutions for this problem.


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