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I.B.M. plans to mount its most ambitious challenge in years to Microsoft's dominance of personal computer software, by offering free programs for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations. The company announced the desktop software, called I.B.M. Lotus Symphony, at an event yesterday in New York. The programs will be available as free downloads from the I.B.M. Web site. I.B.M.'s Lotus-branded proprietary programs already compete with Microsoft products for e-mail, messaging and work group collaboration. But the Symphony software is a free alternative to Microsoft's mainstay Office programs — Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The Office business is huge and lucrative for Microsoft, second only to its Windows operating system as a profit maker. Its offerings are versions of open-source software developed in a consortium called OpenOffice.org. The original code traces its origins to a German company, Star Division, which Sun Microsystems bought in 1999. Sun later made the desktop software, now called StarOffice, an open-source project, in which work and code are freely shared. I.B.M.'s engineers have been working with OpenOffice technology for some time. But last week, I.B.M. declared that it was formally joining the open-source group, had dedicated 35 full-time programmers to the project and would contribute code to the initiative. Free office productivity software has long been available from OpenOffice.org, and the open-source alternative has not yet made much progress against Microsoft's Office. But I.B.M., analysts note, has such reach and stature with corporate customers that its endorsement could be significant. I.B.M. executives compare this move with the push it gave Linux, the open-source operating system, into corporate data centers. In 2000, I.B.M. declared that it would forcefully back Linux with its engineers, its marketing and its dollars. The support from I.B.M. helped make Linux a mainstream technology in corporations, where it competes with Microsoft's Windows server software. Read the Full Story Source: The New York Times
I don't know about that. Open Office is pretty good, especially for free, and this software is based on that.
Here's a pretty ranting insight on the whole thing (also an entertaining read): http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2007/09/18.html "...Crazy story? Substitute "Google Gmail" with "Lotus 1-2-3". The NewSDK will be the second coming of Microsoft Windows; this is exactly how Lotus lost control of the spreadsheet market. And it's going to happen again on the web because all the same dynamics and forces are in place. The only thing we don't know yet are the particulars, but it'll happen...."
I agree with Polaris, OpenOffice is a very good alternative to Microsoft Office... especially for the casual users that do not need all the fancy options. PLUS, you can run OpenOffice under Windows and Linux!!! Hopefully with IBM backing it, this will take a bite out of sales for the ridiculously priced Microsoft Office Suite.
yeah, agreed. open office does a really good job at doing the same functions as ms office and it can do somethings that ms office cant all for free. though i support all things that go againt microsoft so keep up the good work ibm
yeah, I got open office as well as office 2007 so Im happy with both. Open office is snazzier and quicker and less intrusive. This looks to be a nice alternative.
lotus notes is sick, my dad uses it on his laptop, hes got the whole lotus package, why isn't that free instead ??
Oh, only practically the entire evolution of computers up until about 1980 or so. But don't worry about that.
The question is "Is it free for businesses, education, and government?". If not I don't think the dent will be that big. If it is then can all the documents made in Microsoft Office be converted to this and vise versa??
Unfortunately it ended there in the 80's They are doing great in the sever market... well good at the moment. But that's hardware, and most of it runs MS software. IBM has an intrinsically horrible track record in software, - going back 20 yrs!!! I am not an MS (monpoly) fan, trust me.
Exactly and in a lot of ways open office is superior to MS office... Doesn't have the help guides and all the fancy templates but its more powerful. I'll be checking it out for sure.
open office is superior, and lets see if ibm can make their own version of open office even better the then current open office, a free office suite that can do more functions then ms office and is exactly like ms office(which open office isn't fully, lots of differences, will take the general public time to adjust) will definently put a dent into microsoft considering office 2007 is like 600 bucks.
ibm's doing preety good, though they're really into research and server stuff now. they helped build and produce the cell cpu used in the ps3, and other things like that. my dad works at ibm research and that place can get really scary if you back through the back end of the building alone, theres like hissing nitrogen pipes and all kinds of weird stuff doing over your head. its really weird, its like a scientific lab while its a workplace while its got like rooms full of servers and servers and servers. and they're probably the biggest threat to ms since most apples are running windows now a days. due to the european case thing microsoft has to reveal all of its server stuff to ibm and other companies in europe and it wont take very long for ibm to beat microsoft in the server market.
Since he's one of the richest people on the planet, yes, I think I would. I guarantee he knows more about what goes on at IBM than you do. As well as whether they're a significant competitor to Microsoft.


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The Johannesburg, South Africa-based IT services provider said it has brought together its OpSource and BlueFire cloud businesses.
Dimension Data acquired Santa Clara, Calif.-based OpSource on June 30, 2011. OpSource has cloud service operations in California, Virginia, the U.K, Ireland and India, working with more than 600 enterprises, service providers and software-as-a-service ISVs.
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The global services provider bought BlueFire, of Sydney, Australia, on Dec. 15, 2011. With more than 500 SMB customers in Australia, Asia and the Pacific, its services include cloud storage, productivity application hosting, desktop-as-a-service, email security, hosted telephony, private networks, disaster recovery, private networks, and disaster and backup recovery.
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- Began: 2009
- Owners: Founders Dan Perry and Rick Tarvin (Brewmaster); partners Bruce and Jo Weddendorf and Colin Austin.
- Location: Huntsville, AL
- Flagship Beer: Monkeynaut IPA
- Tap Room Hours: Wednesday - Saturday 3 - 8pm
My first stop on my Beer Quest for the Rocket City Brewfest was right in our back yard. Straight to Ale is located at 3200 Leeman Ferry Road right behind a gym. They had the first tap room in the Madison County market and are making big plans to start canning their flagship beer, Monkeynaut IPA, in May.
Dan took me on a tour of the brewery (if you are interested in doing this, click here to check out the website to sign up) and explained what goes into making a tasty craft beer.
Having only seen the end result, learning how beer is even made was a treat for me. Every beer starts with grains; their color (how dark or light) helps determine how light or dark the beer is.
The grains are then cracked open with a milling machine. STA has an auger (a very helpful and useful addition that some breweries don't have) in their milling room that takes the cracked open grain to the mash tun. In the simplest terms, the mash tun is used to boil the grain and convert the starch to fermentable sugars. (The science behind beer is amazing, and to me, each brewmaster is a genius.)
From the mash tun, it moves to boil kettle. That's where most of the flavors are added, like the hops. Hops at the beginning will add to the bitterness of beer, hops added near the end of the process are for aromatics. It's then quickly cooled and moved into a fermenter tank where it waits from a week to three weeks (depending on the beer) to ferment (aka more food science involving yeast). At this point, some beers, like the Monkeynaut IPA, gets more hops added to the tank.
It takes about six hours to brew half of a fermenter cone tank. To completely fill one up, you are looking at a long 12 hour day. After the beer has waited the magic amount of time, it's moved though to the bright tank where carbonation is added. It is then kegged.
Soon STA will be using that bright tank to help can their Monkeynaut IPA starting May 9th. They are using the same canning system as Good People Brewery in Birmingham.
Why cans? They don't allow any sunlight in (which is good for the beer), they are easy to recycle (which is good for the planet), they can be easily carried on camping, fishing, golfing, beach trips (which is good for your cooler).
Dan said that he wouldn't have moved forward with Rick in starting a brewery had it not been for Free the Hops, a grassroots, non-profit organization whose mission is to help bring the highest quality beers in the world to Alabama. Dan said that when FTH raised the ABV (Alcohol by Volume) level to 13.9%, it allowed them the freedom as brewers to create far more styles than they could've under the previous cap of 6%.
Dan and Rick both feel the ability to have a higher ABV has helped them feel less restrictive in the brewing recipes.
So how did Straight to Ale get its name? Dan says he was at a concert drinking a beer when he heard the song "Straight to Hell" by the band Drivin' N' Cryin'. From there he approached fellow Free the Hops member Rich Partain, a graphic artist and now the brewery's sales rep, who helped him create the logo and beer descriptions. Dan and Rick then had Florence artist Browan Lollar create the sci-fi meets rocket city pictures to go with each beer.
Straight to Ale has several locations across Alabama where you can get their beer and they plan on covering the entire state soon. Dan told me he works with up and coming brewers to use their recipes and distribute them on a large scale in the Right to Brew Series. They let the brewers name the beer and get all the credit. The reason Dan said he and Rick did this is to show their support for home brewers.
Right now, it is considered a felony to brew beer in your home, but it may change soon. A bill just passed the Alabama House and is set to go before the Senate. It would allow brewers to create 60 gallons a year for personal consumption. WAFF 48 News will continue to follow what happens with the bill that has stirred up some controversy in the Legislature.
After a law was changed recently that breweries could install tap rooms, STA jumped on board. Dan said it's great to talk beer with the people who come in and get instant feedback. In the STA tap room, you can see Lollar's work in poster format. It's a place Dan and Rick test out their latest creations in small batches.
Right now, they have out Barrel-Aged Unobtanium Old Ale - a beer that has been aging six months in a bourbon barrel. ( A little bird told me that if you try this beer with the GiGi's Cupcake flavor, Kentucky Bourbon Pie, it was slap ya mama good.)
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mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Wednesday July 11, 2012 21:05 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
In passato, gli attivisti israeliani fermati durante le lotte unitarie venivano rilasciati alla fine della manifestazione oppure dietro cauzione in tarda serata o in nottata dopo un interrogatorio per essere infine diffidati a recarsi in quella regione per due settimane. Raramente accadeva che gli attivisti rimanessero in stato di detenzione anche nel corso della notte per essere poi rilasciati dal giudice il giorno dopo con restrizioni fino ad un mese. [English] read full story / add a comment
Palestine-Israel, The harassment of Israeli and Palestinians involved in the joint struggle escalate
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday July 11, 2012 01:50 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
In the past, Israeli activists detained in joint struggle activities were released after the action ended or on bail late evening/night after interrogation in the police station and banned for two weeks from the specific region. Seldom activists were detained for the night and released at court the next day or banned for up to a month. In very seldom cases activists were detained for two nights, or asked by prosecution for longer time. Last Friday an Israeli comrade was detained at Nebi Saleh. Three days later, on Monday evening at about 6pm, he was released after a Jerusalem District Court judge ruled that there was no evidence to substantiate the soldiers allegation of assault. He was however indicted for reckless behavior and will face court proceedings for this charge. He also was banned from participation in actions for the following three months. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / local contacts / news report Tuesday July 03, 2012 23:19 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
The social struggle within Israel and support for refugees under intense expulsion efforts draw activist from the joint struggle. The internal repression of Palestinians within the west bank by Palestinian Authority personal do not contribute the moral of the people. The sporadic escalation and deescalation of Israeli assaults on the Gaza Ghetto continue, and so are the efforts to transfer Palestinian farmers from the C areas coveted by the colonialist settlers project. Beit Umar, Susia, and the southern Hebron hills are the main victims. read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday June 27, 2012 00:49 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
The first high pick of the third Intifada is nearly over with significant successes of the hunger strike. As counter measure the Israeli state forces increase the harassments and pressures on inhabitants of area C (69% of occupied west bank) to transfer out to area A of the Palestinian authority. In the on going joint struggles of the AAtW with the popular comities and activists, Nebi Saleh still get the most of the harassments. Quaddum and Beit Ummar, which are too locations of regular struggle which is beyond the initial joint struggles against the separation fence, get the on going pressure and punishment to prevent the expansion to the other villages and small towns. Within Israel comrades were involved with the struggle against deportation of African refugees and racial incitement against them. The summer wave of the Israeli 'Occupy' social struggle is now blooming read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Friday June 22, 2012 16:10 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
Le ondate di sciopero della fame dei prigionieri palestinesi, per la maggior parte finite bene, lasciano un'urgenza. Le forze di Stato israeliane cercano di impedire l'espansione della terza Intifada... ma senza rallentare le operazioni di sgombero dei palestinesi dall'area C. La lotta unitaria, iniziata con l'obiettivo del muro della separazione si è così allargata che ci sono ora altri aspetti prominenti. Gli scontri settimanali a Beit Ummar, a Bil'in, a Hebron e sulle sue colline meridionali, a Ma'sara, a Nabi Saleh, a Ni'lin, a Qaddum, a Sheikh Jarrah, sono il cuore della lotta insieme alle lotte a Gerusalemme Est occupata e nell'area C che sono state recentemente teatro dell'operazioni di sgombero. All'interno di Israele, la lotta sociale monta lentamente, ma con maggiore successo in provincia. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday June 20, 2012 19:32 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
The waves of the hunger strike struggle of the Palestinian prisoners mostly over with victory leave the urge for more. The Israeli state forces try to prevent the expansion of the third Intifada... but not by slowing the mounting efforts to transfer Palestinian villagers from area C. The joint struggle which started with the focus on the separation fence expanded so much that the other aspects are now more prominent. The weekly confrontations in Beit Ommar, Bil'in, Hebron and its southern hills region, Ma'asara, Nabi Saleh, N'ilin, Qaduum, Sheikh Jarrakh, are the core of the struggle with shifting focusing on locations in occupied east Jerusalem and area C which are targeted lately by the escalation of transfer efforts. Within Israel, The social struggle starts slowly to accumulate momentum, with more success in the periphery towns. [Italiano]
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mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Friday June 15, 2012 16:16 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
Oltre alle manifestazioni unitarie settimanali e ad altre azioni, gli Anarchici Contro il Muro hanno partecipato alle attività per la giustizia sociale e per la solidarietà con i rifugiati africani recentemente vittime della persecuzione razziale di stato. Il picco delle lotte è stato la manifestazione per Naksa 45 a Tel Aviv con circa 1500 attivisti (per lo più a sinistra del partito comunista). [English] read full story / add a comment
Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle continue on background of increased Israeli racism and transfer
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday June 13, 2012 01:11 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
In addition to the weekly joint demonstrations and other joint actions the Anarchists Against the Wall activists participated in the social justice activities and solidarity with the African refugees lately under racial and state harassment. The peak was the Nacsa 45 demonstration in Tel Aviv where about one and a half thousand activists (mostly left to the communist party. State forces were surprisingly lenient and let us take the King George road for two hours, which leads from the city square to a park near the building of the ruling party. As the Summer begins, the political climate is warming the police "invitation" for interrogations activists. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Friday June 08, 2012 15:35 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
Una delle lotte a cui partecipiamo è la campagna B.D.S. (Boycott, Disinvestment, Sanctions, ndt), lanciata molto tempo fa da ambienti anticapitalisti ed antiautoritari israeliani e fatta propria nel corso degli anni da altri attivisti israeliani e dalle organizzazioni palestinesi. Negli ultimi anni ha avuto molto successo, e persino la cantante Madonna ha cercato di utilizzarla. I media hanno dato spazio ai biglietti gratuiti per il suo concerto che Madonna ha donato agli attivisti israeliani più radicali, mentre le forze di Stato hanno impedito a 2 attivisti palestinesi della lotta unitaria di Ni'lin di parteciparvi... [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday June 06, 2012 14:04 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
One of the joint struggles we are involved in is B.D.S., called for by long, long ago by the Israeli anti-authoritarian anti-capitalists and adopted over the years by other Israeli activists and Palestinian organizations. In the last few years it has collected momentum and though Madonna did not respect it, she tried to co-opt it. The media gave space to the turning down of free tickets donated by Madonna to the more radical Israeli activists, and the State forces' preventing two Palestinian activists from the Ni'ilin joint struggle to attend. In addition to the joint demos and activities in the regular locations in the occupied Palestinian regions and within Israel, comrades were involved in the intensified struggle for the survival of African refugees, victims of Israeli State repression and the extreme right incitement. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Thursday May 31, 2012 16:22 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
Oltre alle consuete località di lotte unitarie, gli Anarchici Contro il Muro hanno preso parte alla lotta contro gli attacchi razzisti portati contro i rifugiati africani. All'interno di Israele ci sono state azioni di solidarietà con i Beduini che sono sottoposti a sgomberi striscianti, di recente sempre più frequenti. A Tel Aviv e Gerusalemme lotte soprattutto con i rifugiati e per la giustizia sociale. Nella Cisgiordania occupata quinto anno di lotte unitarie per Al-Ma'sara, sesto anno per Beit Ummar, già l'ottavo anno di lotta continua per Bil'in, già il terzo anno per Nabi Salih, quasi il quarto anno per Ni'ilin, a Qaddum è iniziata quest'anno, mentre siamo già al terzo anno di lotta a Sheikh Jarrah, quartiere ad est di Gerusalemme/Al-Quds occupata. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday May 30, 2012 17:15 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
In addition to the regular locations of joint struggles, the Anarchists Against the Wall initiative was involved with the struggle against the racist attacks on African refugees. Within Israel there were actions in solidarity with the Bedouins who are subject to creeping transfer that has lately accelerated. In Tel Aviv and Jerusalem it was mainly with the refugees and social justice. In the occupied West Bank of Palestine it was the fifth year of Al-Ma'sara, Beit Ummar for the sixth year, in Bil'in now already in the eighth year of continued struggle, in Nabi Salih already the third year, in Ni'ilin that is just completing the fourth year, in Qaddum that started this year, and the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood of occupied east Jerusalem/Al-Quds already in the third year. [Italiano]
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mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Tuesday May 22, 2012 18:51 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
La vittoria dei prigionieri palestinesi in sciopero della fame per la detenzione amministrativa è stata inattesa. Però la terza Intifada non si ferma qui. I contadini palestinesi accompagnati da attivisti israeliani ed internazionali si scontrano con la brutalità dei coloni protetti dalle forze di stato israeliane. Continuano le consuete manifestazioni unitarie del week end e la prossima estate sembra promettere una escalation sia delle lotte contro l'occupazione che di quelle per la giustizia sociale in Israele. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Monday May 21, 2012 23:51 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
Palestine-Israel, After the first major victory of the third Intifada the joint struggle the AAtW involved in just persist ---- The victory of the hunger strike of Palestinian prisoners and their pick of the administrative prisoners was so unexpected that the wind as if left us. However, the third Intifada do not extinguish.The Palestinian farmers accompanied by Israeli and international activists confront brutal settlers protected by Israeli state forces. The usual week end joint demos continue and the coming summer seems to promise an escalation in both the struggle against occupation and for social justice within Israel. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Monday May 14, 2012 15:35 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
All over the West Bank thousands of people took to the streets in support of the hunger striking prisoners. The third intifada collected momentum. It started with hunger strike of administrative prisoners held without trail, with solidarity demos, and joined by 1500 Palestinian prisoners - both in solidarity with the administrative ones and in demand for improving condition of the incarcerated. There were demos and vigils of solidarity daily - both in the occupied territories and within Israel. The weekly demonstrations made it their central theme. After nearly 80 days for the two longest hunger strikers, it seems their death is imminent after the Israeli highest court of "justice" approved of the unyielding refusal of the state to retreat from their administrative jailing. State forces vacillate between harsh repression of demos and restraining - expression of their uncertainty of the evolving third Intifada and mounting international pressure. read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Tuesday May 08, 2012 02:01 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
The usual week end struggle of the anarchists against the wall with the grassroots popular committees was interwoven with the hunger strike of Palestinian administrative prisoners. After two strikers were released when their lives were in imminent danger, the hunger strike collected momentum in prison and out, as the few hundreds of administrative prisoners were joined by more than thousand of other Palestinian prisoners in Israeli concentration camps and prisons. Demonstrations occur daily and some of them within the 1948 borders of Israel. The Israeli state intensify the repression of both the prisoners, the demonstrations in support of them in the occupied territories, and even within Israel. The peak within Israel was the arrest and physical harassment of 17 of our comrades who were protesting in front of the prison hospital in Ramle, where two striker are dying. read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Thursday May 03, 2012 15:54 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
La scorsa settimana c'è stata un'impennata della pressione contro i Palestinesi che vivono in località da cui Israele vuole sgomberarli - nei quartieri orientali e meridionali di Gerusalemme. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday May 02, 2012 02:31 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
Last week there was an escalation in the pressure against the Palestinians in chosen locations that Israel wants to transfer them from - in the south and East Jerusalem neighborhoods. After the first successful hunger strike of two Palestinian administrative detainees, the hunger strike of 1,500 administrative detainees is widescale and the demonstrations of support and solidarity hunger strikes are abundant. In addition to the weekly demonstrations promoting this theme, Ramallah and the concentration camp of Ofer are the main locations, with mounting confrontations between demonstrators and Israeli State forces. In addition to the social struggle within Israel that is gaining momentum, we had actions and solidarity demos with the African refugees. A May 1st demo with a black block will start in Tel Aviv in the early evening. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Thursday April 19, 2012 15:29 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
Israele è nel panico di fronte ad una eventuale terza intifada. Lo si capisce dallo sforzo eccessivo fatto per impedire a poche centinaia di attivisti internazionali di entrare nel paese. I media se ne sono strumentalmente occupati, ma grande è stata la vergogna quando si è visto in un video un colonnello israeliano colpire brutalmente un ciclista danese che stava dentro una squadra di ciclisti in una manifestazione nella Valle del Giordano. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Tuesday April 17, 2012 22:08 byS.yle='background-color:#88FF55;'>Ilan S.
Israel state is in panic from the coming third Intifada. It did an overkill efforts to prevent a few hundred international activist from entering. While in media focus created by it, it had a big shame when Israeli colonel was on video showing brutal hitting of a Danish cyclist in a troop cycling in a demo along the Jordan river valley. The Bil'in seventh international conference was in the focus of the joint struggle not pushing aside the weekly joint demonstrations of the anarchists against the wall have with the popular comities of Beit Ummar, Bi'lin, Kufr A-Dik, Sheikh Jarrah, Al-Masara, Nabi Saleh, Ni'ilin, Kufr Qaddum, Walaje. Week after week, more than 50 Israelis activists are mobilized with the AAtW and more than 100 other Israeli radicals with various other initiatives are promoting popular struggle against occupation and hampering transfer. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment |
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Obama: 'Very hopeful'
Obama, speaking before the votes, said he was "very hopeful" about the developments, but warned much work remains to be done.
"I think, rightly, people have been concerned about whether Syria will follow through on the commitments that have been laid forth and I think there are legitimate concerns as to how technically we are going to be getting those chemical weapons out while there's still fighting going on the ground," Obama said.
Obama said the threat of U.S. military power pushed Syrian leaders to agree to destroy their chemical weapons and said the resolution "not only deters and prevents additional chemical use but actually goes beyond what could have been accomplished through any military action."
The OPCW plans to send an advance team of inspectors to Damascus, an official with the organization, who declined to be identified while discussing delicate operations, told CNN on Friday.
The official said that in order to meet international deadlines for destruction of Syria's chemical weapons, the group may opt for a "quick and dirty" program that would render the weapons unusable but wouldn't destroy them, the official said.
'Not a license to kill'
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has said his country is willing to transport and destroy Syrian chemical weapons, although only as part of an international coalition.
Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in September took to The New York Times to argue against military intervention in Syria.
Striking Syria would have many negative ramifications, Putin argued in the piece, including the killing of innocent people, spreading violence around the Middle East, clouding diplomatic efforts to address Iran's nuclear crisis and resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and "unleash(ing) a new wave of terrorism."
In his remarks Friday night, Ban called on both the Syrian government and rebels to stop the fighting.
"As we mark this important step, we must never forget that the catalog of horrors in Syria continues with bombs and tanks, grenades and guns," he said. "A red light for one form of weapons does not mean a green light for others. This is not a license to kill with conventional weapons."
'No meaningful enforcement mechanisms'
Two Republican U.S. senators criticized the Security Council vote, saying it will do little to end the civil war.
"This resolution is another triumph of hope over reality," John McCain and Lindsey Graham said in a statement. "It contains no meaningful or immediate enforcement mechanisms, let alone a threat of the use of force for the Assad regime's noncompliance."
The pair said al-Assad's forces will continue to "use every weapon in their arsenal short of chemical weapons" on the Syrian people while receiving outside assistance from Russia, Iran and Hezbollah while doing so.


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Eureka! The WordPress for Windows Phone dev team is excited to announce that version 1.2 is now available for download in the Windows Phone Marketplace. This version is full of great new features and fixes that will make it easier than ever to blog from your Windows Phone device. Check out what's new!
Got your thumbs warmed up? Good! The post editor can now be rotated to landscape mode, giving you access to a larger keyboard for typing out your post content. We've also made it easier to navigate the post editor view.
The panorama view UI has been improved to give you more space to view your blog's content. You can now view a lot more posts, pages and comments in the scroll view at once. We've also added a better loading indicator so you won't have to wait for a network task to complete before you move on to another area of the panorama.
Thanks to the brilliant WordPress Polyglots, the app has been translated to French, German, Italian and Spanish. Fantástico! If you'd like to translate the app to your own language, you can get started at translate.wordpress.org.
1.2 also includes many bug fixes, including:
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Wow… Nice release with new features and bug fixes… Thank you team.
[...] early this morning on my Samsung Focus, but haven't had a chance to give it a run-through. According to a post on their website, the update includes support for landscape editing, new language translations, UI improvements a [...]
[...] WordPress has just updated their app to version 1.2. Landscape typing is now available along with support for previewing drafts, scheduled and private posts/pages, a prompt in case the back button is accidentally tapped and a handful of other changes. For the complete change list, visit the WordPress blog. [...]
Thank you for landscape editing and generally much improved UI !


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Held every year in cities across the world, Digital Cream brings marketers to a selection of exclusive invitation-only roundtables, each with a different theme.
Last month, it was London's turn. One of the roundtables focused on cross-channel marketing, the findings of which have just been released in our free-to-access Cross-Channel Marketing Trends Briefing, sponsored by Responsys.
The speed of change means that companies are finding it difficult to keep up.
Full details are available in the free report, but for a quick summary, read below…
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by Andrew Warren-Payne 19 April 2013 10:02am 0 comments
I was asked a great question recently whilst at a breakfast networking event hosted by Clearwater LLP, a corporate finance advisory firm, who had been giving everyone an insight in to the previous 12 months' M&A activities in the retail market.
We heard about the winners and losers, and Gareth Iley regaled us with possibly the most entertaining skirting board anecdote I've heard, illustrating the rise of the niche players.
Over coffee afterwards, he asked me a really interesting question, being: "What makes a good ecommerce business?"
I thought it would be a fun question to pose here, and I'll start the ball rolling with my instinctive answer to him at the time.
by Mark Bolitho 17 April 2013 10:45am 5 comments
Could multichannel or omnichannel strategies actually hold back a successful business? In this post I'll discuss the problems for retailers.
As the barriers to publishing have dropped, the amount of bad advice has increased. I imagine you've been told in numerous articles, inforgraphics and presentations that multi or omnichannel is the way forward.
Truth is, the pursuit of omnichannel status could actually be holding your business back. Time to think again. Or is it?
by David Sealey 10 April 2013 11:56am 5 comments
First the $1 trillion part: According to a recent report from eMarketer, ecommerce topped the trillion-dollar mark for the first time in 2012.
This was not a one-time fluke, or even something unexpected, on the contrary, this number is expected to rise: The National Retail Federation and Shop.org both reported that eRetail spending grew by 15% over 2012.
ComScore recently reported that ecommerce represented 10% of all discretionary dollars spent in 2012 and that web sales for 2013 are expected to increase from 9 to 12%
How can you get your slice? Truly, a trillion dollar question. We have prepared some tips that can help you on your way to having your pie and eating it as well.
by Arie Shpanya 21 March 2013 18:02pm 2 comments
The global edition of our Internet Statistics Compendium saw a bumper update this month, collecting some of the most interesting freely accessible data published about all things digital – including social media, mobile and ecommerce.
One area which I think is particularly deserving of our analytical curiosity is multichannel commerce, and PwC's recent report on the subject is excellent reading at a time when shopping across offline and online internationally is still a relatively mysterious beast.
by Luke Richards 26 February 2013 09:16am 0 comments
A new Yahoo!7 survey has revealed that social media is playing an increasingly larger role in influencing the television viewing habits of Australians.
The second annual Social TV Survey polled more than 7,000 online Australians late last year and found that almost half of the respondents (43%) used social media while watching television.
by Claire Brinkley 20 February 2013 22:15pm 0 comments
By using mobile app and cloud technology to make it easier for attendees to collect information at exhibitions, Noodle Live have also found a way to give added value to conference organisers and exhibitors.
I spoke to founder Clemi Hardi about improving events with multichannel ideas.
by Luke Richards 12 February 2013 13:51pm 0 comments
Travellers from the Asia-Pacific region are leading the way when it comes to social media usage, with over 70% of APAC travellers saying they used the channel to gain inspiration for at least one element of a recent trip, compared to only 51% globally.
These figures come from recent research, the Digital Index: Travel and Tourism Study, which is based around the responses of 4,600 people from 13 different countries.
The report examines how digital technologies have contributed to fundamental changes in the tourism industry, and specifically highlights findings that demonstrate APAC respondents are ahead of average in terms of digital usage.
by Claire Brinkley 14 January 2013 22:30pm 2 comments
I have realised over the years that most people are no longer satisfied with simply buying goods and services. They expect engaging experiences and want shopping to be fun.
Entertainment is playing an important role in the customer journey through concepts like gamification and pop-up shops for instance, but it seems that not everyone is taking advantage of this.
Almost everywhere in the world shopping centres are currently revamping or downsizing to survive.
Their future may not include stores as we know today, but increasingly more pop-up retailers showcasing their products or services and the use of mobile and digital technology to enhance the in-store experience.
by Maria Morais 22 November 2012 11:05am 2 comments
The second edition of Econsultancy's Marketing Attribution Management Buyer's Guide has just been published, highlighting the latest trends in an area which is proving its worth in an increasingly multichannel and data-driven world.
The buyer's guide includes profiles of 23 vendors of attribution technology and services, from those with a heritage in web analytics, paid search, tag management and ad serving, to agencies and consultancies offering attribution modelling for their clients.
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Love Me Sweatpants
Material List
- Generation T™ Fuzzy Iron-On Designs - Globe and Recycle Symbol
- Generation T™ Embroidered Iron-On Letters
- T-Shirt - Blue
- Sweatpants or Shorts
- Scissors
- Iron
- Needle and Thread (Included In Any of the Patch Sets or Kits)
Project Instructions
Step: 1
To apply fuzzy iron-ons (globe):
Step: 2
Prewash your surface without fabric softener.
Step: 3
Set your dry iron to the wool setting.
Step: 4
Cut out the designs that you are planning to use.
Step: 5
Position each design on the fabric with the adhesive side down.
Step: 6
Press directly onto the clear sheet for 5 seconds.
Step: 7
Turn your surface over and press the opposite side for 5-10 seconds more.
Step: 8
Cool completely and peel off the clear sheet.
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Peel off the embroidered letters.
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Position letters on top of the fuzzy globe that you just applied.
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Press 5-10 seconds.
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Turn it over and press the opposite side for 5-10 seconds more.
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Cut it out following the shape of the design.
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Leave a bit of the blue fabric for a border.
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Stitch cut out onto the hip of sweatpants.
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Apply the recycle symbol the same way you applied the globe.


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Paul J. Fournier knows the North Woods. He started his career as a Registered Maine Guide and a bush pilot, then went to work for the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, and later produced a television show Maine Fish and Wildlife. Now, he brings readers Tales From Misery Ridge (Islandport Press, Yarmouth, Maine; paperback; 195 pages; $16.95) in which he shares some of his most memorable tales gathered mostly from his decade-long experience living in Somerset County's Misery Township. He thrills readers with anecdotes about transplanting caribou from Newfoundland to Maine, learning to fly a Piper Cub, and what to do when a mother bear threatens to attack (his tip: Don't panic). It's a collection of the type of love stories Mainers can identify with — those between one man and the great outdoors.


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Amidst the distant drone of helicopters flying off embassy rooftops, we still find hiding within dark corners of the internets a few remaining true blue crusaders. I came across a quote of a John Podhoretz piece over on XDA titled "John Podhoretz Sees the Situation In Iraq Clearly":
December 5, 2006 -- THE most common cliché about the war in Iraq is now this: We didn't have a plan, and now everything is in chaos; we didn't have a plan, and now we can't win.
This is entirely wrong. We did have a plan - the problem is that the plan didn't work. And of course we can win - we just have to choose to do so.
Uh oh. The revisionists are already at work rewriting the history books. The U.S. forces could have easily won in Iraq but the peacenik politicians wouldn't let them take their rifles off safety.
The problem with our plan is that it wasn't actually a military plan. We thought a political process inside Iraq would make a military push toward victory against a tripartite foe - Saddamist remnants, foreign terrorists and anti-American Shiites - unnecessary.
Let me get this right. The foe is those Shiite fellers and them Sunni fellers and foreigners. That pretty much includes everyone in Iraq except for the stray Vulcan or Ferengi who has strayed back through a time warp. (Oops! I guess they'd be foreigners too.)
Yes, we'd stay in Iraq and fight the bad guys when we had to, which seemed mostly to be when they decided to attack us first.
Who attacked us first? I ain't seen none of those dagnab Iraqi fellers in my neck of the woods. Guess they haven't invaded these here parts though I did see an unshaven fellah that could have very well been an Iraqi driving a taxi the other day.
Our resolve was intended to give the Iraqi people the sense that they were being given control of their future, and to give Iraqi politicians the sense that they had a chance to forge a new kind of country in which everybody could prosper. For this reason, we relented on several occasions when we had a chance to score a major victory over the bad guys. Because politics was more important than military victory, because playing the game was more important than killing the enemy, we chose to lose.
Here we go again. If we would have been more willing to torture, rape, and sodomize teenagers picked up in random sweeps, the whole country would be singing our praises.
After the beheading of Americans in Fallujah, we had the city surrounded - but, because it seemed an attack on Fallujah would be problematic for Iraqi politics, we pulled back. We had the Shiite monster Moqtada al-Sadr in our sights as well, but let him go as well for fear Iraq's leading Shiite cleric would turn on us.
And we also had Saddam in our sights and we funded him, backed his coup, and then supported him in an invasion of a neighboring country. (Uh oh. Did I make a faux pas? I didn't mean to discuss facts of ancient history that might be upsetting . . .)
Each of these decisions seemed prudent at the time. In retrospect, they seem disastrous. Our failure to take Fallujah after the deaths of Americans gave the enemy the sense that we were weak. Our failure to kill Sadr has led to a situation in which he has excessive power over the elected government. Still, the theory of how to prevail in Iraq made sense as a theory.
Great. Let's declare theoretical victory and send the troops home.
What, after all, were the Saddamists and the terrorists fighting for? Clearly there would be no restoration of Saddam's cruel reign, and they couldn't score a battlefield victory against us. That's why Dick Cheney and others referred to them as "dead-enders" - because they were and are dead-enders. They had no achievable goal for securing power in Iraq.
With big Dick Cheney dissin' them, I surprised they didn't just keel over and die on the spot.
Meanwhile, the Iraqi people were voting in elections - 8 million in the first, 10 million in the second, 12 million in the third. They created a new political class where there'd been none before. Once an actual Iraqi government was up and running, we expected the political progress to choke off the oxygen of the dead-enders. With an Iraq hurtling into the future, they would melt away because there was nothing for them to gain. What's more, there was nothing in it for the Saddamists - Sunnis all - to provoke a civil war, because they'd lose. Shiites outnumber Sunnis 2-1, and there are as many Kurds and Sunnis. So that was the plan. We didn't have to win against our foes: The Iraqi people were going to defeat them.
Oh, behold the theoretical beauty of it all!
In other words, we were standing the Iraqis up so we could stand down. Sound familiar? That is the prescription for leaving Iraq that's on everyone's lips - Democrats, Republicans, the Baker-Hamilton group. And guess who else? Donald Rumsfeld. Yes, Bush's very own defense secretary clearly believed this was the way to go. In his classified memo, leaked to The New York Times over the weekend, Rummy says it's time for the Iraqis to "pull up their socks." We should pull back so the Iraqis don't depend on us to secure their future.
The Iraqis do seem to be "pulling up their socks" right before they grab guns and run out the door to shoot American soldiers. I don't think more "sock-pulling" is the problem.
That was not a new idea for him or the administration. In May 2003, a senior administration official told me it was "time for the Iraqis to step up to the plate."
Perhaps the only problem is a deficit of metaphors. I don't think too many Iraqis are donning socks to play baseball games. Maybe we need to advise them to "tighten their turbans" and "cast those backgammon dice".
That's nice. But the Iraqis can't "step up to the plate," and they can't "pull up their socks." The plan envisioned that they could do so whenever they chose. The plan said their political progress would be the way for them to reach the plate and reach their socks. The plan failed.
Due to the metaphorical deficiencies previously mentioned . . .
So we need a new plan. But the Baker-Hamilton advice isn't a new plan. The Democrats don't have a new plan. The only plan that will work is a plan to face the tripartite enemy - the Saddamists, the foreign terrorists and the Shiite sectarians - and bring them to heel.
I can hear a red-faced Elmer Fudd in the background: "You wascally wabbit. Now you weally make me mad."
Kill as many bad guys as we can, with as many troops as we can muster. If this is unrealistic, then Iraq is lost. If we can't win, then we lose.
This worked so well in Vietnam. When the Vietnamese people saw planes napalming entire villages, they embraced the Americans in droves.
Political change doesn't win wars. That's what we've learned, painfully and horribly. Only winning wars wins wars.
Has this been plagiarized from some old Vince Lombardi speech? This sounds oddly like a half-time speech in a for-Hollywood B-movie script.
President Bush needs to decide, as soon as possible, that he is going to win this war - that the bad guys are going to die, that we are going to kill them and that we will achieve our objectives in Iraq. That is the only way forward for him if he doesn't want to end up in ignominy.
I think it's a little late for that. Shrub hit ignomy and ignominy and various states of ignorami long ago. We're just waiting to see if he gets tarred and feathered.
The clock is ticking. He has only a week, maybe two, to change course dramatically. To choose to win, and to direct the military to do so. Or we are sunk, and so is he.
We're certainly sunk. And you've got the metaphor right this time: Twisting on the wheel of the sinking ship isn't going to change anything.
5 December 2006
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Right On, Karlo -- at least you're a lot righter than this Putz-hurts. Any soldier unfortunate enough to be serving in Iraq would laugh at his unrealistic bloviation...
- 12/10/2006
- Karlo said...
Good to see you checking in!
- 12/10/2006
- BadTux said...
Hmm, Vulcans and Ferengi... hold it. You mean there are neo-cons and Halliburton execs in Iraq? Oy!
-Badtux the Snarky Penguin - 12/10/2006
- Karlo said...
Actually, they're all sitting in bars in Kuwait. But they have addresses in Iraq so I guess they have a sort of virtual presence there. The Ferengi, on the other hand, are definitely in Iraq. How could they miss such a land of endless opportunity!
- 12/12/2006
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I recently hosted a kitchen product party. I know, at my advanced age, having one of these parties seems kind of out of character. I have not hosted any type of "buying" party for more years than I can remember. I tend to shy away from having or attending gatherings where the main motivation is for me to spend my money. Anyway, my daughter and a friend of hers (the brand consultant) talked me into having the party.
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It was interesting to watch a group of mostly older women learning new tricks in the kitchen. The majority of us have been around for more years than we would like to admit, but new gadgets are always fun no matter what your age. Kitchen scissors that will cut chicken bones (there must be some reason to need that), skinny rubber (or rather silicone) scrapers that can reach inside small bottles, a strainer to fit over a can to drain juice, and a herb infuser were just a few of the wonderments we saw. How did we get along for all these years without one? As my almost 4-year-old grandson would say, "I just don't know."
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So I hear... ...yet the open-source radeon drivers can run them just fine (although it's more of a glorified slideshow than a game at that point). And the "UT3 unplayable" bug is the oldest unfixed problem in the unofficial fglrx bugzilla. So it is a bug in the driver, and not in Wine. So yes, NVIDIA still has the best blob out there, until issues like this get fixed.
Well, you tell me.
Those harsh reallities are for end consumers, not big bussines.
The problem is that it could come as far as "Hey! Your thing is rectangular and uses screen! We've patented all kinds of tablets. As well as wheel, spoon and bicycle". You see, there should be something to avoid patents on trivial/well known things but it does not looks like it works. So unless innovators and inventors have many k$ or even M$ to defend from patent troll attacks they would be far better not inventing and manufacturing anything. Which is wrong.
As for nVIDIA, they told many useless words. What a worthless company.
Linus can just go fuck himself. As soon as somebody gets the balls to fork the kernel he can then just go fucking fork off in a new direction like the tree he is.
Time to step down old man. Too old and stagnant. I really hope you read this shet. Here's what I think of your ever-changing API's and ABI (_|_) <-- that's an ASsCI ASS.
NVidia is the best thing that ever became of Unix Graphics. They made graphics programming and gaming a breeze.
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