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If you have the Zire 72 or Tungsten T3, you're in luck. Early September, Palm will be introducing a Wi-Fi adapter SD card for these specific models. They retail for $129, and allow you to tap into a nearby Wi-Fi hotspot for both web-browsing and sending/receiving email. The card will require at least 4MB of free memory on the handheld. Zire 71 and PocketPC users can already take advantage of SanDisk's Wi-Fi card, which is around the same price, and also offers 256 Megs of space.
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We're slowly getting there, but this year's Olympics will only be seen with some limitations for HD subscribers, estimated to be around 2.5 million people. Interestingly, there are about 5 million HDTV sets out there without HD receivers. In other words, people are buying the sets, but aren't yet flocking to a cable or satellite HD subscription. You can find out more about how HDTV's work here.
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Manila, March 18-22nd:
Week of 'Black Protest' after Student Suicide triggered by inability to Pay for Tuition Fees
A week of 'Black Protest' at public and private colleges and universities across the Philippines takes place between March 18 and 22. It commemorates the death of Kristel Tejada who committed suicide, because she couldn't pay for tuition fees in time. The 'Black Protest' is marked by walk-outs and is also directed against another possible increase in tuition fees.
"Education is a right and it shouldn't be sold," said Mariz Zubiri, chair of the student council of UP branch in Manila, as hundreds of students rushed to UP (University of the Philippines) Manila to begin protest rallies. Police deployed a so-called security forces on campus.
"This is a call on all students to stand up and strike for education and justice," said Zubiri at the start of a protest of rallies for Kristel Tejada, a Behavioral Sciences student who died after drinking silver cleaner.
The suicide of Kristel, 16, the eldest of five children of a taxi driver and a housewife, came after she filed a leave of absence in the middle of the second semester for failure to pay tuition of around P10,000 (~ €190/ US$245).
Tejada lost her life after being brought to Manila's Philippine General Hospital on Friday, March 15.
Her story went viral on the internet over the weekend.
Protesters created a sea of black ribbons all over the campus. They also wore black ribbons on their right arms.
Students created black handprints on a piece of white cloth in solidarity with her mourning family.
Militant groups joined the protesting students.
Students of Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) held solidarity protests over the death of Tejada and the reported tuition increase in their school.
"We fear that if tuition and other fees increase in PUP, we will face the same fate as the UP Iskolar ng Bayan*. We must protest the fee hikes," said PUP student regent Helen Alfonso.
At the Polytechnic University of the Philippines in Manila students kicked off the week with a walk-out and burnt chairs as well as tables in the courtyard on campus.
History repeats itself - just 3 years before (2010), there was a tuition fee increase that was stopped by the burning of wooden chairs that took place in the exact same place, at PUP, Mabini campus.
"Kristel's death has galvanized the students to act and express their growing discontent to our current education system. The spark ignited by her untimely demise has rekindled the fire of dissent in thousands of students both in public and private universities. Together, let us fight to scrap unjust tuition policies and demand justice for Kristel and for all," Terry Ridon, president of Kabataan Partylist.
* Students of the university and its graduates are generally referred to as "[Mga] Iskolar ng Bayan"
sources: gulfnews.com - newsinfo.inquirer.net - bubblews.com - kabataanpartylist.com - anakbayan.org
The following appeal was initiated by some academics at the University of Zürich (Switzerland) and originally published on www.zuercher-appell.ch. By now this appeal is being endorsed by more than 1.000 people around the world. Although it is only focussing on one of the aspects included in this international joint statement, you might want to consider signing it as well.
International Appeal
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Now that cooperation between the private sector and public universities has all but become the norm, in Europe as elsewhere, it is time to ask some basic questions: What is a university? And what is its role in society?
Universities grew out of the idea of establishing a place where freedom of research, education and scholarship is protected and beyond venal influence. They serve the common good and in turn are supported by the community. Directly linked to this founding idea is the academic ethos that preserves the institution of the university as a special place, free from political, ideological and commercial interests. Freedom of teaching and research is protected by the Swiss Constitution.
Against this background, it is self-evident that a public university should neither cooperate with nor accept sponsorship from institutions associated with public scandal or unethical conduct. That is damaging to the academic reputation of any university. And it impinges upon the independence of the scholars concerned, particularly those directly funded by such institutions, undermining their status as guarantors of independence and ethically-minded scholarship.
The University of Zurich was born of this same spirit of independent thinking in 1833. It is "the first university in Europe to be founded by a democratic state instead of by either a monarch or the church". This proud claim stands to this day on the university's website. The question is: are today's universities still sufficiently independent in an age of cooperation and sponsorship?
In April 2012, the Executive Board of the University of Zurich concluded a cooperation agreement, in camera, with the top management of UBS (Union Bank of Switzerland). The agreement entails sponsoring of the university by UBS to the tune of 100 million Swiss francs and the establishment of a "UBS International Centre of Economics in Society" within the scope of the university. Neither the public nor the research and teaching staff were asked their opinion. The agreement between the university and UBS was concluded secretly in the spring of 2012.
This procedure brings the issue of sponsorship into sharp focus. The Executive Board of the University concedes that the bank is using the university as a platform to further its interests. However, UBS is a particular case of a business that has been shown in the past to have engaged in unethical practices. The fact that the bank was able to place its logo at the University of Zurich has nothing to do with scholarship and everything to do with marketing.
It is a glaring example of the problematic nature of academic sponsorship. But there are many more instances, in other European countries, of questionable university sponsorship deals. In one case, in June 2011, Deutsche Bank had to withdraw from a controversial sponsorship arrangement because of justified public criticism. This shows that sponsorship involving specific vested interests and secret deals – in contrast to altruistic patronage and donation by benefactors – represents a threat to the impartiality of university research and teaching. The very academic ethos is at risk.
As citizens, researchers, academics and students, we appeal to the leaders of the universities and all who bear responsibility for our educational institutions, at home and abroad, to safeguard the precious heritage of free and independent scholarship, and to avoid endangering the academic ethos in controversial collaborations.
Morocco, February 24th:
Day of Action to Commemorate the Killing of Mohamed Fizazi and Protest Police presence on Campus
In various cities across Morocco students came together to commemorate the killing of Mohamed El Fizazi who sadly died of his injuries on January 26th 2013.
Mohamed, a 22 year old radical leftist student, passed away after he had been beaten up when the police broke into the campus of Mohamed Ibn Abdellah University in Fès. He was one of several students who were badly beaten by the so called Quick Response Forces. Mohamed was then taken to the hospital where he died as a result of serious head injuries.
He was a member of the National Union of Students in Morocco in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Mohamed Ibn Abdellah University. Mohamed was enrolled in the Department of English Literature, and he was expected to graduate this year.
Mohamed Ibn Abdellah University in Fès is a traditional stronghold of leftist students in Morocco. Many of them were killed on its campuses before. The most famous incident dates back to 1988 when police shot dead the students Souad El Saidi, Zoubida Khalifa, and Adil El Ajroumi.
source: @SamiNezar
Fellow student activists on the ground shared the following messages in this regard on the global ISM mailing list as well as global ISM fb page:
The Union of students to change the educational system organized on February 24th a sit-in against the murder of the student FIZAZI in FEZ and to say "NO" to the tripartite agreement between the ministry of higher education, interior and justice that allows the police forces to intervene at any moment on campus and stop student activities. Program: Flashmob, Freeze, a play, a sit-in with slogans, speaking participants. #1world1struggle
source: fb album on global ISM page
Union of students for the change of the educational system (also known as UECSE or UX) have recently (24 February) demonstrated artistically to show their rage about the death of Mohamed Fizazi. This student died a few days after being beaten up by the police on campus. What allowed this to happen is the Tripartite Memorandum. It combines three ministries: justice, education and interior and gives them the authority on students campus, it also gives the police the right to interfere at any time they want and for no legitimate reason.
sources: fr.lakome.com [II] (french) + morocconewstribune.com [II] (english)
Marburg, February 9th:
Anti-Capitalist Education Block/
Students Squat Former School Building
Around 250 people took to the streets of Marburg - a small town with around 80,000 people in the middle of Germany - during an anti-capitalist demonstration. Part of it was also an anti-capitalist education block (call to action in German):
Also signs saying "No Border, No Nation - Free Education!" as well as "I'm NOT human capital!" were spotted.
Other topics included sexism, deportations, as well as the increasing privatisation of public space.
Among others also this banner was part of the demo:
'Overcoming borders! Solidarity instead of Germany'
The whole demo was accompanied by a huge riot police contingent. When the protesters were about to reach the final destination of the march (a major junction) to hold a final speech 3 rows of riot police blocked the demo. This resulted in scuffels and the use of pepper spray as well as batons by the law and order personnel.
Reports are still vague, but according to newspaper and eye wittness reports at least four people were detained, searched, identified (incl. pictures taken) by the riot police.
mainstream reports (in German): fr-online.de + op-marburg.de
At night around 150 people (mostly) students began to squat an empty house (formerly a school) as a practical step in the struggle against the increasing privatisation of public space and for affordable housing.
The house has been empty for a while and was recently privatised (sold for €1.1m). The new owner wants to use it to rent expensive apartments.
The squatters aim to keep the space and fill it with workshops, public screenings and cultural activities at least for the coming days.
website for details (in German): squatmarburg.wordpress.com
on twitter: @squatmarburg
Activities Worldwide related to the
The following is an overview of many of the activities related to the GLOBAL EDUCATION STRIKE (Oct.18 + Nov.14-22) sorted by dates and locations. Basis of the GES was this call to action as well as the international joint statement.
This video can also be downloaded on archive.org (direct link, .wmv, ~650mb).
Sorted by dates:
✖ October 18 (Global Day of Action to Reclaim Education -- Direct Democracy NOW!) ✖
✖ November 14 ✖ November 15 ✖ November 16 ✖ November 17 ✖ November 18 ✖
✖ November 19 ✖ November 20 ✖ November 21 ✖ November 22 ✖
Sorted by locations (number in brackets indicates the date for locations with more than one entry):
✖ Arcata ✖ Auckland ✖ Bangkok ✖ Belgrade ✖ Bremen (N14) Bremen (N19) ✖
✖ Bristol (N15) Bristol (N19) ✖ Brno (O18) Brno (N19) ✖ Brussels ✖
✖ California ✖ Chicoutimi ✖ Coburg ✖ Erlangen ✖ France ✖ Frankfurt/M ✖ Göttingen ✖
✖ Hannover (N14) Hannover (N15) Hannover (N19) Hannover (N22) ✖ Hildesheim ✖
✖ Indonesia ✖ Kiev (N15) Kiev (N16) ✖ Lausanne ✖ London ✖ Lüneburg ✖
✖ Manila ✖ Marburg (N14) Marburg (N19) Marburg (N20) ✖ Milan ✖ Montréal ✖ Morocco ✖ Münster ✖
✖ New Orleans ✖ New York ✖ Oldenburg ✖ Prague ✖ Québec (N14) Québec (N22) ✖ Québec City ✖
✖ Rimouski ✖ Santiago de Chile ✖ Semarang ✖ Taipei ✖ Vechta ✖ Winnipeg ✖ Zürich ✖
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Lowe's Canada has restructured its senior leadership team ahead of plans to continue growing its footprint in Canada.
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Target has disclosed the location of its first 24 stores in Canada. As previously announced, Target purchased the leasehold interests of 189 sites currently operated by Zellers Inc., and plans to open 125 to 135 stores in Canada, the majority of which will open in 2013.
It is a good thing Target has been experimenting with smaller stores in the United States. The experience, limited as it is, will come in handy when the company begins opening stores in former Zellers locations in early 2013.
Target's entry into Canada is nearing completion, as the company Friday finalized its real estate transaction with Zellers Inc. with the selection of 84 additional Zellers leases, bringing the total number of leases selected, including an initial group of 105 leases selected in May, to 189.
Big Lots has acquired 89 Liquidation World stores in Canada and becomes the latest U.S. retailer to pursue growth opportunities north of the border.
Target last week announced that Target Canada has reached an agreement to transfer to Walmart Canada the leasehold interests in up to 39 sites, currently operated by Zellers.
Target has unveiled the first wave of the Zellers sites it will be taking over in Canada, representing 105 locations in all 10 Canadian provinces.
The solid fourth-quarter financial results Target reported last week were quickly overshadowed by long-term growth objectives that gave stakeholders a clear idea of where the company is headed in terms of sales and profits. Target expects its annual sales, currently about $66 billion, to reach the $100 billion mark within six to seven years, and current earnings per share of $4 will at least double over that same time frame.
If those goals sound lofty and the time frame ambitious, it's worth reviewing some of the growth drivers the company has in place and those which are yet to take hold.
Walmart and Target are being blamed for driving shares of Canadian retailers to their lowest level in six years, according to a Bloomberg report this week.
Conventional wisdom seems to be that Target will be as successful in Canada as it has been in the United States, following last week's bombshell announcement that the company would enter the market via an acquisition. Target said it would acquire leasehold interests in 220 Zellers stores from the Hudson's Bay Company, and during 2013 and 2014 it would open between 100 and 150 of the locations as Target stores.
The man in charge of the heavy lifting, and one of the reasons why Target's brand of retail is expected to succeed in Canada, is Michael Francis, Target's chief marketing officer. A lot of companies about to embark on their first foray into an international market might opt for a seasoned operations executive to manage the details. Not Target.
Target announced that Tony Fisher has been named president of Target Canada.
Target announced that its chief marketing officer, Michael Francis, will serve as the executive committee sponsor of Target's entrance into the Canadian market. In this role, Francis will oversee the extension of Target's brand as part of the corporation's first-ever expansion of its stores beyond the United States, the company reported.
Just days after announcing 2011 U.S. expansion plans, Target announced an acquisition in Canada that will enable it to open between 100 and 150 stores during the next four years.


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Hebraization of surnames
The Hebraization of surnames (also spelled Hebraicization)[1][2] (Hebrew: עברות, Ivrut, "Hebraization") is the process of adopting Hebrew family names (also called surnames or last names).
Many immigrants to modern Israel changed their names to Hebrew names, to erase remnants of galuti (exiled, diaspora-like) life still surviving in family names from other languages. This phenomenon was especially common among Ashkenazi Jewish immigrants to Israel, because most of their names were taken later and some were imposed by the German and Austro-Hungarian Empires.[citation needed] Very few Hebrew surnames exist, such as Cohen ('priest'), Moss ('Moses') and Levi (Levite). Names ending with -berg, -stein or -man are often thought of as Jewish, but are of German origin, while suffixes such as -sky and -vitz are Slavic. Similarly, a few Hebrew surnames, such as Katz, Bogoraz, Uhl and Pak are in fact Hebrew acronyms, even though they sound and are often perceived as being of foreign origin (in these cases, from German, Russian, Polish and Korean, respectively).
The Hebraization of surnames is a unique phenomenon to the Hebrew language.[3] This process began as early as the days of the First and Second Aliyot and continued after the establishment of the State of Israel.[3] The widespread trend towards hebraization of surnames in the days of the Yishuv and immediately after the establishment of the State of Israel was based on the claim that a Hebrew name provided a feeling of belonging to the new state.[3] There was also the wish to distance from the lost and dead past, and from the forced imposition of foreign (e.g. German) names in the previous centuries.[3]
This process has not ended: among the thousands of Israelis who currently apply for legal name changes each year, many do it to adopt Hebrew names.[4]
- 1 History
- 2 Process
- 3 References
- 4 See also
In the Yishuv[edit]
Among the Yishuv (the first to return to Eretz Yisrael — the Land of Israel), there was a strong feeling of sh'lilat ha'gola (Hebrew: שלילת הגולה "negation of the diaspora/Exile"), which often included the exchange of Diaspora surnames (which some regarded as "slave names") for purely Hebrew ones.[5] Part of the Zionist movement, was not only Aliyah (immigration to Israel) it was also wanting to create an image of an Eretz-Yisraeli Jew that would be different than the Yiddish speaking, shtetl living, and perceived weak Diaspora Jew, and these things were a significant part of the people of the First and Second Aliyot (from the 1880s onwards) and they Hebraized their surnames.[3] By Hebraizing the name, the foreign last name could be cast aside.
Jewish Agency booklet[edit]
This process started with individuals like Eliezer ben Yehuda (Perelman) and was adopted by the New Yishuv. Before the foundation of the State of Israel, in 1944, the Zionist leadership and the Jewish National Council proclaimed it the "Year of naturalization and the Hebrew name".[3] Because of that, a special committee under the chairmanship of Mordechai Nemzabi, the Jewish Agency adviser on matters of civilian defense, published a booklet which contained guidelines on the creation on new Hebrew surnames.[3]
- Changing a foreign surname to Hebrew
- Change of vocalization: Leib becomes Lev
- Change of consonants: Borg becomes Barak
- Shortening by omitting the ending: Rosenberg becomes Rosen
- Shortening a name with a Hebrew meaning, by omitting the foreign suffix: Yakobovitch (Jacobowitz, Jacobowicz) becomes Ya'akovi
- Translating the foreign name into Hebrew according to the meaning: Abramovich (Abramowicz, Abramowitz) becomes Ben Avraham
- First names as surnames
- Name of a father or mother who were murdered during the Shoah, thus: Bat Miriam, Ben Moshe, Devorin
- Son or daughter who fell in battle: Avinoam
- Brother or sister who were killed or fell: Achimeir
- Beloved or admired biblical figure: Shaul, Davidi
- Change of names by names of places, plants or sites in Eretz Yisrael
- Places or sites: Hermoni, Eilat, Gilad
- Plants, especially plants of the Land of Israel: Eshel ("orchard", "garden"), Rotem ("desert broom")
After the Establishment of the State[edit]
After the Establishment of the State of Israel, there was still the attitude that the hebraization of family names should continue, in order to get rid of names with a Diaspora sound.[3]
David ben Gurion, the first Prime Minister of Israel was very committed to the use of the Hebrew language (he changed his surname from Gryn to Ben Gurion) tried to convince as many people to change their surnames into 'real' Hebrew ones. On the signing of Declaration of Independence, Ben-Gurion got Herzl Rosenblum to sign it Herzl Vardi, his pen name (and later he changed it to his legal name), as Ben-Gurion wanted more Hebrew names on the document. Nine more of the signatories of the document would then go on to Hebraize their name, as well.
Ben-Gurion, in an order to the IDF soldiers he wrote, "It is desirable that every commanding officer (from Squadron Commander to Chief of Staff) should change his surname, whether German, English, Slavic, French or foreign in general, to a Hebrew surname, in order to be a role model for his soldiers. The Israel Defense Forces must be Hebrew in spirit, vision, and in all internal and external expressions."[3]
A binding order of the same issue was issued to the officials of the state in 1950, and particularly to those who represented the State abroad. A "Committee for Hebrew Names" was established to supervise the implementation of the order, whose task was to assist and advise the choice of a Hebrew name.
Supporters and Opponents[edit]
The Hebraization of surnames provoked sharp controversy in the days of the Yishuv and also after the establishment of the State of Israel.
Among the most significant supporters was Yitzhak Ben Zvi (Shimshelevich), leader of the Labor movement, historian and second President of the State of Israel. He was born in Ukraine on 24 November 1884. He studied law in Istanbul together with David Ben Gurion. In 1906 he attended the founding conference of the Poalei Zion and in 1907 he settled in the Land of Israel.[3] He belonged to the founders of the Ahdut ha-Avodah Party, was active in the Haganah, a member of the Jewish National Council, and signed the Declaration of Independence.[3] Ben Zvi died in 1963. Ben Zvi wrote:
|Our surnames are mostly of foreign origin, which cling to exile [...] even names based on Hebrew first names were damaged and distorted from the original [...] by German and English suffixes, like "son" or "sohn" and the Slavic "in", "ovich", "ovsky" and "shvili". These surnames fill the air and the pages of our newspaper, the posters and announcements in our streets and public squares [...] it is indeed not really clear if the hardship of this inheritance which remained with us as a result of the Middle Ages and subsequent ghettoization should be tolerated...
— Yitzhak Ben Zvi in Collected Writings, vol. 4, pp. 11–14[3]
All rabbinic authorities encourage hebraizing first names (VaYikra Rabba 32, and Kor'ei Sh'mo, pp. 173–181), and some actively encourage last names, as well (Rabbi Shlomo Aviner (Resp. She'elat Shlomo VIII, 67-68), and even did so themselves: among them: Rabbis Menashe HaKatan (Klein), Maharam Schick, Shlomo Goren (Goronchick), Shaul Yisraeli (Israelite), Moshe Zvi Neria (Menkin), Shlomo Aviner (Langenauer).
Alongside the enthusiastic supporters and those who encouraged the Jews who lived in the Land of Israel to change their family name into a Hebrew one were also opponents of this process who saw it as an act of erasing part of Jewish history.
One of the opponents of the Hebraization of surnames was Moses Calvary, a writer and teacher. Born in Germany 1883, he received a traditional, general, and rabbinical education.[3] He was a member of Ahdut Ha'avodah, an educator in the Meir Shafia youth village, principal of the Hebrew Gymnasium (High School) in Jerusalem, and educator in the "Ahava" youth village in Kiryat Bialik.[3] He wrote articles in Hebrew and German. Moses Calvary died in 1944.
|Yitzhak Ben Zvi demands we disqualify all the foreign names which are close to us. His assumption is that our immigration to Eretz Yisrael is a revolutionary act, a return to one's origins. Let the memory of the Diaspora therefore be erased so that the crown be returned to ancient times, by wrapping our names in the envelope of our language. I have my doubts if this zealousness is appropriate. Our names are part – a significant part – of our history. Bearers of historical names are still alive and among us; the names of figures who mark our history – names like Sasportas or Benbenisti, Abrabanel or Don Yehia, Rappaport or Eibeschitz – there is no reason to delete the chronicle of our national life. Let us preserve the faith of our fathers also in our revival. Do not betray our memories by radical action; and the text does not only relate to the famous: the variety in our names is a sign of our colorful history, a two-thousand year-old history, whose traces cannot be wiped out light-handedly.
— Moses Calvary in Between Sowing and Harvest, p. 339[3]
Some people were emotically attached to their Diaspora last name, for reasons such as it having noble origins (Hebrew: יִחוּס Yichus), or for a desire to continue to identify with their ethnic group.[5] There is story of an Israeli diplomat who told David Ben-Gurion, "I will change my name if you can find me one non-Jew named Lifshitz."[5] Others had names that were entirely Hebrew to begin with.[5]
The disagreement about the Hebraization of surnames continued. Many people changed their family names, such as Yigael Sukennik who changed his name to Yigael Yadin, and Levi Shkolnik who changed it to Levi Eshkol. Others preserved their foreign surname, such as Chaim Weizmann, and Shimon Agranat.
This trend has moderated with time,[3] after the establishment of the State and then with Hebrew becoming an everyday language. However, even today, people continue to Hebraize their surname, especially those serving in the IDF and Israel's diplomatic missions, representing the State of Israel.[3]
In addition, as tensions between different Jewish ethnic groups arose, some wanted to dissidentify with a "stigmatized" ethnic group or to merge into a "collective Israeli identity" and therefore created a desire to Hebraize.[5]
There is also a trend to return to one's roots and preserve traditions unique to each ethnic group.[3] As part of the desire of those who want to return to their roots, there are people who re-adopt the name their family previously abandoned for the sake of "Israeliness", such as Israeli writer Yitzhak Orpaz who restored his family's original family name of "Averbuch".[3]
The large wave of immigration from the former Soviet Union since the 1990s clearly had the effect of weakening the practice of Hebraizing names – as part of the marked general tendency of these immigrants to cling to their specific Russian linguistic and cultural identity. A conspicuous example is the former (2009–2013) Israeli Minister of Tourism, Stas Misezhnikov. Though an outspoken Israeli nationalist on other issues, Misezhnikov did not feel impelled to change his clearly Slavic surname (nor his equally Slavic first name), and there was no public pressure on him to do so – as there would have been on an Israeli minister during the country's first decades.
There were several ways people Hebraized their names.
Some names were directly translated from the corresponding Diaspora name.[5]
Direct translations:
Jewish patronyms:
Others were direct translations of patronymic names.[5]
|Ben-Meir (means: son of Meir)
|Ben-Menachem (means: son of Menachem) (Yiddish diminutive: Mendel)
Other names were translated from toponyms.[5]
|both mean "from Wilna"
|Deutsch(er) (means: German in German)
|Ashkenazi (means: German in Medieval Hebrew)
Other names were the negation of so-called "Ekelnamen" (literally "Disgusting names" in German, deliberately insulting or demeaning last names forced upon ancestors by non-Jewish officials).[5]
|Luegner (means: liar)
|Amiti (means: truthful)
|Ausubel (means: from bad)
|Ben-Tov (means: son of good)
Phonetic similarity[edit]
Other names were Hebraized on their similar sounding to a Biblical place name, Jewish historical figure, or Hebrew word with a positive meaning, though sometimes their phonetic similarity was far-fetched.[5]
|Meir (means: brilliant; or named for Rabbi Meir)
|Ben-Gurion (historical figure)
|Eilat (place name)
|Ne'eman (means: faithful)
|Gilboa (place name)
|Barak (means: lightning)
|Bar Lev (means: son of Lev)
Choice between translation and phonetic similarity[edit]
Sometimes, there were prevalent options between either translating it, or choosing a name based on similar sound (homophone).[5]
|Direct translation choice
|Phonetic similarity choice
|Shoshani, Vardi (means: rose)
|Rozen (means: count)
|Lamdan (means: yeshiva student)
|Eshkol (means: cluster of grapes)
|Sadeh (means: field)
|Peled (means: steel)
In some cases, a false cognate could satisfy both options at once.
|Lavi (means: lion)
|Lempel (means: little lamp)
|Lapid (means: torch)
Others chose completely newly chosen names, many times symbolic in nature.[5]
|means "son of my land"
|means "ploughed field" as dug by a farmer
Kept their name[edit]
Others kept their name for several reasons. Sometimes, the reason it was kept was because of its religious nature. For examples, names connected with the Kohen (priesthood) such as (ex. Cohen, Kohn, Kaplan, Sacerdoti, Katz, Azoulai, etc...).[5] Other times it indicated Levite decent such as Levi, Levy, Weil (anagram), and Segal (Hebrew acronym). Other times it was synagogue or Jewish community functions such as Gabbai, Chazan, or Rabin.[5] Sometimes (more common amongst Sephardim) the surname was already Hebrew (Sarfati).
Others kept their name for its yichus,(meaning that the person descends from something akin to "good stock") which gave the bearer more reason not to Hebraize it.[5] For example, Horowitz (famous rabbinical dynasty), Rothschild (famous Jewish banking dynasty), Einstein (famous bearer), or Shaltiel (ancient Sephardic family tracing its origins to King David – and it's already Hebrew).[5]
Others kept their name but the name underwent some mutation because they contained sounds that do not exist in Hebrew.[5] Examples include Lando (from "Landau"), and Glober (from "Glauber").[5]
Other "Diaspora" Jewish names are Hebrew to begin with such as Ashkenazi, Yerushalmi, corruptions of Hebrew words, such as Heifetz (from Chafetz), Hebrew acronyms, such as Shalit (from "Sheyihye le'orekh yamim tovim"), or of Aramaic origin, such as Kahane, or Raban.[5]
- ^ Random House Unabridged Dictionary: Hebraize
- ^ Random House Unabridged Dictionary: Hebraize
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s The Hebraization of Surnames, Jewish Agency for Israel
- ^ "What's in a (monarch's) name? - Israel News, Ynetnews". Ynetnews.com. 1995-06-20. Retrieved 2014-08-12.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Some preliminary notes on Israeli family names, Professor Gershom Martin, Weizmann Institute of Science
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Barnes, Pegram, Stokes, Haner, Morris Earn Formula USA Pole Positions At Daytona
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Formula USA Qualifying Results:

Sportbike:

1. Michael Barnes, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:54.824
2. Larry Pegram, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:54.936
3. Chris Peris, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:55.473
4. Robert Jensen, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:56.042
5. Michael Himmelsbach, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:56.107
6. Jeff Wood, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:56.203
7. Steve Rapp, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:56.476
8. Shawn Conrad, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:57.329
9. Hilton Hinks, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:58.260
10. Des Conboy, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:58.260
11. Scott Harwell, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:58.519
12. Jesse Janisch, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:58.673
13. John-O Bowman, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:59.014
14. Richard Britton, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:59.101
15. Brian Stokes, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:59.176
16. Nick Cummings, Honda CBR600RR, 1:59.215
17. Danny Eslick, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:59.477
18. Dave Ebben, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:59.547
19. Willliam Card, Honda CBR600RR, 1:59.998
20. Jason Smith, Yamaha YZF-R6, 2:00.132

40. Scott Greenwood, Yamaha YZF-R6, 2:07.585, crash

Formula Sportbike:

1. Brian Stokes, Suzuki GSX-R750, 1:56.487
2. Scott Harwell, Suzuki GSX-R750, 1:56.730
3. Brian Hall, Suzuki GSX-R750, 1:59.044
4. John McGarity, Suzuki GSX-R750, 1:59.645
5. Marco Martinez, Suzuki GSX-R750, 1:59.730
6. Kevin Gordan, Suzuki GSX-R750, 2:00.179
7. Joe Ribeiro, Suzuki GSX-R750, 2:00.873
8. David Tullier, Suzuki GSX-R750, 2:00.968
9. Matt Malterer, Suzuki GSX-R750, 2:01.976
10. Dave Rosno, Yamaha YZF-R6, 2:02.242

Superbike:

1. Larry Pegram, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:55.876
2. Scott Greenwood, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:55.913
3. Vincent Haskovec, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:55.997
4. Steve Rapp, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:56.118
5. Jeff Wood, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:56.122
6. Robert Jensen, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:56.218
7. Michael Himmelsbach, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:56.811
8. Des Conboy, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:57.310
9. Shawn Conrad, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:57.755
10. Heath Small, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:57.813
11. William Card, Honda CBR600RR, 1:59.137
12. Scott Harwell, Suzuki GSX-R600, 1:59.325
13. Jesse Janisch, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:59.472
14. Dave Rosno, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:59.481
15. Hilton Hinks, Yamaha YZF-R6, 1:59.578
16. Nick Cummings, Honda CBR600RR, 1:59.776
17. Bobby Hilliard, Yamaha YZF-R6, 2:00.679
18. Brian Baker, Suzuki GSX-R600, 2:01.819
19. Kevin Mays, Yamaha YZF-R6, 2:02.027
20. Rodolfo Raminez, Suzuki GSX-R600, 2:03.354

Unlimited Grand Prix:

1. John Haner, Suzuki GSX-R1000, 1:52.952
2. Shawn Higbee, Suzuki GSX-R1000, 1:53.085
3. Larry Pegram, Yamaha YZF-R1, 1:53.194
4. Eric Wood, Suzuki GSX-R1000, 1:56.171
5. Marco Martinez, Suzuki GSX-R1000, 1:57.777
6. Brian Hall, Suzuki GSX-R750, 1:58.331
7. J.J. Roetlin, Suzuki GSX-R1000, 1:58.423
8. Roger Bell, Suzuki GSX-R1000, 1:58.972
9. Joe Ribeiro, Suzuki GSX-R750, 1:59.789
10. Rick Shaw, Suzuki GSX-R1000, 1:59.859

Thunderbike:

1. Richie Morris, Buell X1, 2:03.537
2. Dan Bilansky, Buell XB9R, 2:04.400
3. Dave Estok, Buell XB9R, 2:04.707
4. Derek Keyes, Suzuki SV650, 2:06.057
5. Joseph Rozynski, Buell X1, 2:06.481
6. Bryan Bemisderfer, Buell XB9R, 2:06.554
7. Brian Parriott, BMW R1100S, 2:07.661
8. Nate Kern, BMW R1100S, 2:07.685
9. Kurt Miller, Buell XB9R, 2:08.124
10. Randy Rega, Buell XB12R, 2:08.433
11. Darren Danilowicz, Suzuki SV650, 2:10.149
12. Michael Mills, Suzuki SV650, 2:10.386
13. David White, Suzuki SV650, 2:10.934
14. Joey Thomas, Suzuki SV650, 2:11.774
15. Mark Hamilton, Suzuki SV650, 2:11.800
16. Jason Kosco, Buell XB9R, 2:12.295
17. Sam Rozynski, Buell X1, 2:12.477
18. Clint Brotz, Buell, 2:12.538
19. Tim Hall, Suzuki SV650, 2:12.809
20. Paul James, Buell XB12R, 2:12.956

More, from a press release issued by Daytona International Speedway:

Despite Qualifying Spill, Greenwood Set To Open Formula USA Title Defense At Daytona

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., (Feb. 28, 2004) – Despite an untimely spill during qualifying, Scott Greenwood looks to defend his 2003 Formula USA Sportbike Championship at Daytona International Speedway. The veteran racer from Dunbarton, N.H., is riding an Argo Cycles Yamaha R6. After a spill on the track during qualifying, Greenwood qualified 40th for Sunday's Formula USA Sportbike Final.

Despite his fall, Greenwood is ready for a repeat run says "I'll have to have a good start to make up as many positions on the first lap as possible."

Greenwood has scratched out a career racing in Formula USA Series, motorcycle racing's version of Triple-A baseball. He's been on the cusp of getting a call to a factory-support ride for years, but so far the phone hasn't rang.

His one victory in AMA Pro Racing came at the Loudon Supersport National in 2001. Factory riders boycotted the race that year at New Hampshire International Speedway due to wet conditions. And even though Greenwood is in the record books as an AMA Supersport winner, he never reaped the benefits that such an accomplishment would normally bring a privateer rider.

"I think that win might have hurt my career more than helped it," admitted Greenwood. "The only two positives that came out of winning Loudon that year was the fact that I qualified sixth and ahead of a lot of the factory riders and the money I won.

"I think some of factories sort of held it against me that I raced, but I had spent several thousand dollars up to that point that weekend and I was in the hole financially. Later I had a few of the factory guys tell me privately that if they had been in the same position they would have done the same thing."

At the time Greenwood still hoped that he could earn a factory ride, but now at 31, he's racing simply for the enjoyment of it. And with the Formula USA Series he's been able to make it payoff, albeit modestly.

Last year Greenwood won the Formula USA Sportbike race at Daytona by some 12 seconds. He doesn't expect it to be that easy this year.

"I got a little bit of an early break in last year's race," he explained. "Then all the guys behind me were banging on each other and I was able to gap the field. This year it's an even deeper field and my bikes seem to be down on horsepower to some of the others so it should be interesting."

Next week Greenwood will compete in the AMA Supersport and Formula Xtreme races. He's realistic about his chances. "A top-10 finish would be like winning."

Sunday's schedule of motorcycle races is dominated by Formula USA Finals. Tickets for all motorcycle races are available online at
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Saturday's Results

Amateur Middleweight SuperSport: 1. Jason Lewis, Johnson City, Tenn., Honda 600; 2. Ernie Dix, Lake Hiawatha, N.J., Yamaha 600; 3. James Ptak, Huntley, Ill.

Expert Middleweight SuperSport: 1. Jeff Wood, Mansfield, Mass., Yamaha 600; 2. Robert Jensen, Chafee, N.D., Yamaha 600; 3. Scott Greenwood, Dunbarton, N.H., Yamaha 600.

Expert Lightweight SuperSport: 1. John Linder, Tampa, Fla., Suzuki 650; 2. Darren Danilowicz, Warrington, Penn., Suzuki 650; 3. Paul James, Waukesha, Wis., Buell 1200.

Amateur Lightweight SuperSport: 1. Guenther Weickert, Bonn, Germany, Suzuki 650; 2. Robert Taylor, Leesburg, Va., Suzuki 650; 3. Mike Arrington, Sheboygan, Wis., Buell 1169.

Amateur Heavyweight SuperSport: 1. Ernie Dix, Lake Hiawatha, N.J., Yamaha 600; 2. Hilton Geartner, Winter Park, Fla.; 3. Jose Moreau, Weston, Fla., Suzuki 750.

Expert Heavyweight SuperSport: 1. John McGarity, DeCatur, Ga., Suzuki 750; 2. Joe Ribeiro, Newark, N.J., Suzuki 750; 3. Scott Harwell, Lincolnton, N.C., Suzuki 750.

Expert Lightweight Superbike: 1. Derek Keyes, Jacksonville, Fla., Suzuki 650; 2. Randy Rega, Bridgewater, N.J., Buell 900; 3. Michael Mills, Weston, Fla., Suzuki 650.

Amateur Lightweight Superbike: 1. William Baragona, Raleigh, N.C., Suzuki 650; 2. Dave Ellis Maney, Orlando, Fla., Ducati 900; 3. Alan Cheese, Gettysburg, Penn., Buell 984.

Expert Middleweight Superbike: 1. Michael Barnes, Boca Raton, Fla., Yamaha 600; 2. Robert Jensen, Chafee, N.D., Yamaha 600; 3. Scott Greenwood, Dunbarton, N.H., Yamaha 600.

Amateur Middleweight Superbike: 1. Jason Lewis, Johnson City, Tenn., Honda 600; 2. James Ptak, Huntley, Ill., Yamaha 600; 3. Brian McCormack, Ireland, Suzuki 600.

Expert Heavyweight Superbike: 1. John McGarity, Decatur, Ga., Suzuki 750; 2. Scott Harwell, Lincolnton, N.C., Suzuki 750; 3. Marco Martinez, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 750 Suzuki.

Amateur Heavyweight Superbike: 1. Hilton Geartner, Winter Park, Fla., Suzuki 750; 2. Jose A. Moreau, Weston, Fla., Suzuki 750; 3. Carlos Vargas, Davie, Fla., Suzuki 750.

Expert SuperTwins: 1. Roberto Conception, Rey San Juan, PR; Ducati 748; 2. Eric L. Moucatel, Orlando, Fla., Ducati 748; 3. John Dierick, Miami, Fla., Ducati 996

Amateur SuperTwins: 1. Richard Downer, Berryville, Va., Ducati 996; 2. Dennis Espinosa, W. Milford, N.J., Honda 1000; 3. William Baragona, Raleigh, N.C., Suzuki 650.

Saturday Qualifying

SuperBikes: 1. Larry Pegram, Yamaha, (1:55.876); 2. Scott Greenwood, Yamaha, (1:55.913); 3. Vincent Haskovec, Suzuki, (1:55.997)

ThunderBikes: 1. Richie Morris, Buell, (2:03.537); 2. Daniel Bilansky, Buell, (2:04.400); 3. David Estok, Buell, (2:04.707)

SportBikes: 1. Michael Barnes, Yamaha, (1:54.824); 2. Larry Pegram, Yamaha, (1:54.936); 3. Chris Peris, Suzuki, (1:55.473)

Formula SportBikes: 1. Brian Stokes, Suzuki, (1:56.487); 2. Scott Harwell, Suzuki, (1:56.730); 3. Brian Hall, Suzuki, (1:59.044)

Expert Unlimited GP: 1. John Haner, Suzuki, (1:52.952); 2. Shawn Higbee, Suzuki, (1:53.085); 3. Larry Pegram, Yamaha, (1:53.194)
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Usually takes two people one to push the clutch pedal and one to crack open the bleeder screw on the slave cylinder, Start with the pedal up and crack the screw and have someone push the pedal and hold it down and tighten the screw, you have to repeat this procedure until the air is bled out of the system, remember to put brake fluid into the clutch master cylinder as you bleed the system.
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ISPConfig uses Localhost settings, VHosts instead through Apache Directive
I'm trying to make the ISPConfig page available to my clients via their own domain name. So far I've been able to do it, but not as elegantly as I would like.
If they use the correct url, https://mydomain:ISPConfig_Port, it works fine. However, if they forget to enter the 's' and type http://mydomain:ISPConfig_Port Apache returns an error. Which is exactly what I want. (Not looking for a redirect here. They just gotta get it right.)
However, in the error page, I get references to webmaster@localhost (as ServerAdmin) and the hostname.domain.int (ServerName) as links within the error message.
After investigation, I realised there is only one virtualhost entry for the ISPConfig in sites-enabled, and though the various domain names I'm hosting all work (they point to the same machine) the daemon is owned by the localhost. Hence my clients see the localhost address instead of their own.
I am thinking that I could change that behaviour by putting a virtualhost entry into the Apache Directives for ISPConfig in each of the client's domain options page and setting the server parameters this way.
Has anyone done this in their install?
For the moment, I'm just going to change the error messages to not mention emails and domains.
You are mixing up port based and namebased vhosts here. The ispconfig vhost is a port based vhost and not a namebesed vhost, for a port based vhost, there exists only one for all domains and not one for every domain. The port based vhost uses the fqdn server name (and not localhost) as hostname. If your server sues localhost, then you entered a wrong hostname during server installation.
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