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Archive for February, 2011
The Glory Days of U Street in the 1920s and '30s
By Paul Kelsey Williams* Images accompanying this feature can be viewed in the current issue PDF The greater U Street neighborhood began a transformation into a prominent African-American "City Within a City" beginning about 1900. By 1920 it was the center of black culture, housing, architectural design, business, and society. The community largely formed due […]
Posted: February 12th, 2011 under Scenes from the Past.
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Saved from the "Two-Headed Serpent": The Curious History of Coriander — Part II
Coriander arrived with the Roman armies that invaded Britain. English cooks adopted the spice, seasoning steak, kidney, and oyster pie with it. Bakers made bread fragrant with coriander seeds. The English and other Europeans sought new ways to capture the alluring aroma. After banquets, hosts offered their guests confits, sugar-coated coriander seeds and other spices, […]
Posted: February 12th, 2011 under Food in the 'Hood.
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The Spice of Life = Spices
I'm never one to turn down a friend's invitation to lunch — especially at Spices in Cleveland Park, and more especially when the friend is a co-owner of the restaurant. For years, Spices has chalked up high marks in my book for its parade of pan-Asian dishes, which span most of Asia, minus the Philippines, […]
Posted: February 12th, 2011 under Restaurants.
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DC Councilmember Jack Evans (Ward 2) Remembers Jeff Coudriet
A memorial service is scheduled for Wednesday, February 16 at 11 a.m. at Foundry United Methodist Church (1500 16th St., NW) All are welcome. As many of you are likely aware, my long-time friend and Committee Clerk, Jeff Coudriet, lost his fight with cancer on January 5th. Ward 2 and the entire city has experienced […]
Posted: February 12th, 2011 under Community.
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Ex-offenders Re-entry into Society Focus of Public Forum
Tue., Feb. 15 (6:30-8:30pm): The Northwest Columbia Heights Community Association will be holding a Public Forum in the upstairs auditorium of St Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church (1525 Newton St., NW). The program, "Triumphing Over Persistent Crime Problems in Our Neighborhoods Through Community Action," will feature a panel discussion by community leaders and representatives […]
Posted: February 12th, 2011 under DEFAULT.
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Ward 3 Counmcilmember Mary M. Cheh has joined with Ward 6 Councilmember and public works committee Chairman Tommy Wells to beef up the District's current, old law governing citizen responsibility for removing snow and ice from public sidewalks. Their introduced bill, the "Winter Sidewalk Safety Amendment Act of 2011," which has been referred to Wells' […]
Posted: February 11th, 2011 under Publisher's Desk.
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Preservation Board Concerned Over Interior Demolition Plan for Historic Town Mansion; Praises Hilton Project
By Anthony L. Harvey Images accompanying this feature can be viewed in the current issue PDF When the Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB) met on February 3rd, having postponed its regular monthly session as a result of the city government having shut down because of a modest snow storm the week prior, only one community […]
Posted: February 11th, 2011 under Lead Stories.
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Historic Dupont East Church Raising Funds to Restore its Landmark Tower
By Ben Lasky* Images accompanying this feature can be viewed in the February, 2011 issue PDF In June of 2009, those working at the Church of the Holy City, located on 16th Street, Northwest, noticed that the inside of the 95 foot tower was deteriorating. According to Elfa Halloway, who has held a variety […]
Posted: February 11th, 2011 under Lead Stories.
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Technology Aids Bicycle Share Availability
By Larry Ray* Images accompanying this feature can be viewed in the current issue PDF Is it magic? One passes the Super Giant on Park Road just off 14th Street in Columbia Heights at seven in the morning7 a.m. and there are no red BikeShare bicycles. By 7:15 in the morning, there are five. How […]
Posted: February 11th, 2011 under Lead Stories.
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Is this your first visit to the Sports Fan Outreach Int'l site? If so, here's some tips on how to easily navigate it.
First, you'll find answers to your questions about the ministry under the "About" column,
Second, you'll find information about upcoming trips under the "Events" column. The events are listed in their annual chronological order. This means that the trips are listed as they happen in the calendar year.
Third, to"Register" for an event look under the tab entitled "Events". At the bottom of the options you should see the word "Register". Click on it to go to the "Registration" page.
Fourth, under the "Photos, blog, etc." column are the ministry's pictures and videos; the blog with event updates, profiles of evangelists, information about SFOI and articles; also included are pages for the SFOI Magazine, store, fundraising training, Melaleuca which is a means for an evangelist to fund his trip and the education options.
Fifth, the "Donate" column is where all contributions and event payments are made including the opportunity to "Sponsor An Evangelist" which is where you give towards to registration fee so an evangelist(s) they can participate in an event(s)

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Eels' 'No Strings Attached Tour' promises to rock
- Eels frontman E
For the last Eels tour, singer and multi-instrumentalist E was joined by a string quartet and two other musicians who played guitar, piano, upright bass and less common instruments like a musical saw, a trash can and a suitcase percussion set. Dubbed the Eels "With Strings Tour," the outing included a performance June 30, 2005 at New York City's famed Town Hall, subsequently captured on CD and DVD releases. Roughly a year after that historic night, Eels will return to New York City, this time to headline a June 13 show at World Financial Plaza as part of their "No Strings Attached Tour." E will be joined by bassist Krazy Al, guitarist
The show begins at 7 p.m. in Lower Manhattan's Battery Park City. Admission is free. For more information, call (212) 417-7000 or (212) 945-0505 or visit www.worldfinancialcenter.com .


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By Elaina Wagenman
Hola friends and family! Site 1 Guatemala is wrapping up their very last moments in Antigua before we board our flight at 3am Thursday morning.
Debrief Week somberly began as we said farewell to our host families in San Juan del Obispo. This was a very difficult goodbye, and only the first of many as we finish off this semester. We left our town for the last time and were off to San Pedro Las Huertas, the first place we stayed in Guatemala for Orientation Week back in January.
Beginning on Monday morning we had sessions about how to transition home well, how to tell stories about our experiences, and how to integrate the lessons we've learned into our future. We also discussed plans and set goals, while taking advantage of our time all together as a group with some fun activities.
Each student and leader shared a personal testimony about what we have learned and how we have grown this year. As difficult as it was to put into words and articulate such a broad experience, it was wonderful to listen to our group members reflect on their perspectives and to celebrate the journey each of us has been on. Many of us learned a lot about ourselves this year through community living and through practicing vulnerability. After each sharing time, the community as a whole encouraged the person who had shared. It was truly a heart-warming time.
With debrief finished on Saturday morning, we packed up and drove to the Pacific Coast where we spent 3 days beach-bumming together at El Paredon Surf Camp. The endless black sand beaches, pool, ocean-side campfires, and hammocks helped us have the most relaxing last weekend of Outtatown. We also had surf lessons and rented boards all weekend as we all became pro surfers.
I found the beach weekend the perfect opportunity to spend quality time with our site, after being apart for many weeks this semester. Unlike weeks in San Juan del Obispo where we were spread throughout the community, we were able to eat every meal together and really revel in each other's presence. I enjoyed celebrating this year with all the new friends I made back in September, reminiscing on all the adventures we shared, and discussing our worries and concerns about transitioning home. I felt that at the end of the weekend we were on the same page again, and better equipped to go home after our debrief sessions. It was an overall joyful time as a group that will stick with me as one of my fondest memories from this semester.
Pray for our group as we travel back to Winnipeg. Now, time for graduation weekend at CMU!


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Skyroam Hotspot Review – Stay connected while traveling aboard
The Skyroam global hotspot is a small cellular device that provides internet connectivity in more than 120 countries across the world. Designed with the occasional traveler in mind, the Skyroam hotspot does not have any monthly subscription fees and the data is unlimited during your session. Fast internet, on demand, at an affordable price–it sounds too good to be true! There are a lot of travel bloggers out there that will write Skyroam hotspot reviews claiming the device "changed their lives." This Skyroam hotspot review will test if the global hotspot really can stand up to its claims.
Skyroam Hotspot Review
For years, whenever I was about to travel abroad I would do the all-too-familiar song and dance of calling my cell phone service provider to enable a global data plan for me phone. These plans were really more about emergency access than casual use. For around $40 extra a month you receive a few minutes of talk and about 100 MB of data (enough to upload about 10 full resolution pictures). I would turn the plan on and then turn my phone off. Not exactly the best value out there.
In 2017 I decided to take the plunge and purchase a Skyroam hotspot before a 2 week Mediterranean cruse.
Skyroam Hotspot Overview
The Skyroam hotspot is straight forward and easy to use. You can either rent the original hotspot for about $10 a day, or buy the newer Skyroam Solis (which is a hotspot and a power bank) for $150 and then purchase day passes at $9 per day. If you only need the hotspot for one short trip, renting is the way to go. You'll get a prepaid return package that will let you drop the hotspot in the mail in whatever country you are in to end your rental period.
Owning the hotspot outright, however, is probably going to be a more economical approach. More on that a little later…
How the Skyroam Hotspot Works
Once your hotspot is enabled, it provides a secure WiFi network for up to 5 devices. The Skyroam will present you with a WiFi network and access code that you will enter into your device to connect. That network / access code does not change, so in the future your devices will automatically connect. Once connected you'll get 4G LTE data where available or 3G as a fall back.
If you own your Skyroam and need to purchase a new 24 hour WiFi pass you can connect to the hotspot and purchase the pass through your phone, tablet, or laptop. If you have passes available you can activate them right from the hotspot. They do a pretty good job of making this process easy.
Once connected, throw your Skyroam into a bag or a pocket and forget it even exists. The vast majority of smart phone functionality works with a data connection. Look up restaurants to eat at, view maps (with GPS) once you're lost, call and Uber or a Lift, post epic photos to Instagram, or keep in touch with the folks back home.
For the most part, you'll forget the Skyroam even exists and you'll just use your phone as you normally do.
Skyroam Hotspot – Rent vs. Buy
Ok, let's jump into the economics of the Skyroam.
If you rent a Skyroam you'll pay $10 a day for each day you have it. This results in a fully variable cost. If you buy the Skyroam you'll have a $150 fixed cost with a $9 variable cost (24 hour WiFi pass) for each day you use it.
The break-even analysis is simple:
Break-even = Fixed cost / Delta in variable cost
Break-even days of use = $150 / ($10 – $9) = 150 days
Whoa! 150 days to break even between buying and renting. That's crazy! The simple math clearly suggests you should rent. But here is what actually happens:
Each time you purchase a day pass it is good for 24 hours. This means that it remains active until the same time the next day. When you're traveling, you often have WiFi at your hotel or you're spending a bunch of time on a plane (hopefully you got a cheap ticket so you can afford the inflight WiFi), chillaxin on the beach, or doing something epic like swimming with whale sharks. The whole idea behind traveling is that you put your devices down and you experience the world! This means you don't actually need WiFi 100% of the time.
During the Mediterranean cruise I bought the Skyroam hotspot for I consumed 5 day passes throughout the entire 13 day trip. I never felt like I had a lack of connectivity.
Based on my experience across multiple international trips I estimate that the number of day passes needed can be calculated by dividing the total trip duration by 2.5.
Skyroam Hotspot – Rent vs. Buy (Round 2)
To do a proper analysis, you have to factor in all variables that are not expressly apparent. For our second break-even there are three changes we need to make:
- Sign up for Skyroam's email list to get a 15% discount on purchasing a hotspot ($22.50)
- When you purchase a new Skyroam you get one free 24 hours WiFi pass ($9)
- It's unlikely that you will use your Skyroam non-stop on a trip ($25/week)
Here is the new math:
Break-even days of use = ($150 – $31.5) / ($10 – [$9/2.5])
Break-even days of use = $118.50 / $6.40 = 18.5 days (Let's round up 20 days to be conservative)
Wow, 20 days is a lot different than 150 days!!! For me, that worked out to about 3 trips. Seemed like a no brain to purchase instead of rent. My friends love to borrow my Skyroam, and I even use it domestically when I need to work while traveling.
The math gets even better if you are able to pick up one of the original Skyroam hotspots refurbished on Amazon for about $80!
Skyroam Hotspot Connectivity
Okay, we've gone through how the Skyroam works and the economics of renting vs. buying a Skyroam hotspot. No Skyroam hotspot review would be complete without some conversation around how well the darn thing works!
Throughout our trip to Italy and Croatia we had no problems with connectivity while in reasonably populated areas. The Skyroam was a godsend during our epic 24 hour visit to Rome.
We did find that we lost our connection inside of some buildings and it was much easier to start up the Skyroam when we were outside. This was a bit surprising given how strong cell phone connections are these days.
Will the Skyroam work on a Cruise?
Our first journey with the Skyroam was a Mediterranean cruise. A very reasonable question is: Will the Skyroam work on a cruise?
For anyone who has taken a cruise before, you know how ridiculously expensive WiFi or cellular service can be while in open water. Unfortunately, the Skyroam will not be your solution to open water WiFi. That data is transmitted via satellite and is not cheap.
That being said, the Skyroam does work on the cruise boats when they are in port or very near land. Depending on your itinerary, this may be enough to skip the hundreds of dollars you have to spend for WiFi on some cruise boats.
Will the Skyroam work in the U.S.?
Interestingly, I've found the Skyroam connectivity to be sub-par while in the USA. To get the Skyroam to connect I need to be near a window and in a well populated area. I spend quite a bit of time in both Boston and San Francisco, and I've had a harder time connecting my Skyroam in those cities than I have while traveling abroad. If I'm in a semi-remote area (e.g. skiing in Vermont), forget about it.
Keep in mind, I have the original Skyroam and not the new Solis. It's possible they have improved connectivity with the newer model.
Issues with the Skyroam Hotspot
At the start of this Skyroam hotspot review I mentioned that it seemed too good to be true. Well, there are a few issues with the product that are worth noting. I've identified three issues with my Skyroam hotspot that are important to know. While these issues aren't significant enough for me to stop using my Skyroam, they do significantly change my perception of the product. These issues are (in order of importance):
- Connectivity – In Europe I did not have any significant problems connecting, but in the US coverage seems to be sparse. Without a strong connection, the Skyroam has a hard time turning on / booting up. My cell phone has zero connection issues (inside buildings, on the subway, in the middle of nowhere), so it must have something to do with Skyroam's network partners.
- Startup Time – Without a strong connection, the Skyroam just sits at 15% booted. This is a terrible user interface behavior. The device should be clear that it has booted, but is struggling to find a connection (or downloading an update?). That would give the user the ability to move it to a more favorable spot, or give up and pursue other means of connectivity. The latter shouldn't be necessary, but for me it has been more than once. Most recently at the international terminal at the SFO airport (seriously?).
- Battery Life – This is largely fixed with the new Solis that contains both the hotspot and a power bank. The older hotspots will only last for about 10 hours. Be sure to charge them overnight and have a good power bank / portable charger with you if you are planning on being out and about for a while.
The Bottom Line on the Skyroam Hotspot
Despite some of the issues I've experienced with my Skyroam, at the end of the day it is still a unique product that serves a distinct need. I don't travel without it. While I sometimes have issues connecting, when I do have a connection it is fast and consistent. Reading emails, sharing photos, and even streaming movies are all enjoyable with the Skyroam Hotspot.
So if you're traveling internationally and want to avoid the outrageous carrier fees for your cell phone, consider picking up a Skyroam. You'll be glad you did. And if you found this Skyroam hostpost review helpful, or have additional questions, please add them in the comments section below!


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Golden bytes comes in 2 variants & gives you a golden moment with every bite that you take. Loaded with nuts and butter, it offers the perfect balance of crunch and softness. With its delightful aroma and crunchy cookie bite, Cremica Golden Byte can make your day with just a pack!
Nutrition Information per 100 g of Biscuits (Approx.)
Energy 484.3 Kcal
Protein 7.2 g
Carbohydrates 65.5 g
Of Which Sugars 21.5 g
Fat 21.6 g
Saturated Fat 10.8 g
Mono Unsaturated Fat 8.5 g
Poly Unsaturated Fat 2.3 g
Trans Fatty Acids 0.0 g
Cholesterol 2.5 mg
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Caisson Laboratories, Inc., Smithfield, 84335, United States of America
Cambridge Electronic Design Limited, Cambridge, CB24 6AZ, UK, United Kingdom
CAMECA, Gennevilliers Cedex, 92622, France
Canvax Biotech, Córdoba, 14014, Spain
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, 12302, United States of America
CarboMer, Inc., San Diego, United States of America
CARDIO MAX FITNESS, New Delhi-110024, India
Cardiomedis, Port Coquitlam, Canada
CASSCO BIO LABS, O'Fallon, Mo 63366, United States of America
CBDNetwork for Tourism, Canada, Canada
CD Genomics, Shirley,11967, United States of America
Cell Essentials,Inc., Boston, MA 02116 USA, United States of America
Cell Sciences, Newburyport, United States of America
Cell Therapies Pty Ltd, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
CellTrend GmbH, D-14943 Luckenwalde, Germany, Germany
Celtek Bioscience, LLC, Franklin, TN 37067, United States of America
Celtek Genes, Franklin, TN 37067, United States of America
CELTEK PEPTIDES, Nashville, TN 37210-3642, United States of America
Central BioHub GmbH, Hennigsdorf 16761, Germany
CENTRAL OPTICAL WORKS, AMBALA, India
Centre d'Immunologie Pierre Fabre, 74164 St Julien en Genevois Cedex, France
Centronic GmbH, Wartenberg, 85456, Germany
ChangChem, 226006, China
ChangChem, Nantong 226006, China
Changzhou Highassay Chemical Co., Ltd, Xixiashu Town 213000, China
chemBlink Inc., Cary, 27512-5231, United States of America
Chemical Computing Group, H3A 2R7, Canada
CHemOKI Synthesi-TECH Co,. Ltd., Jiangsu,5002,China, China
CHEMSTEP, 33560 Carbon Blanc, France
Chondrex, Inc., Redmond, WA 98052, United States of America
CITECH CONSULTANTS CANADA, PT COQ BC V3B 1G3 , Canada
CITECH CONSULTANTS PHILIPPINES, PT COQ BC V3B 1G3, Canada
Cleanroom Connection, Cutchogue, 11935, United States of America
CoaChrom Diagnostica GmbH, 2344 Maria Enzersdorf, Austria
Colburn & Associates Ltd, Wake Forest, 27587, United States of America
ColVisTec, Berlin - Adlershof, 12489, Germany
Confab laboratories inc., Saint-Hubert (Quebec) J3Y 3X3, Canada
Constructed Cell Modeling (CCM), Canada, Canada
Consulting Life Science , 79539, Germany
CONSUS CO. LTD., HANOI 100000, Vietnam
Convex - Clinical Research Services, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria
COREY ORGANICS LIMITED, Hyderabad - 500 038, India
Creascience Inc, VAL MORIN, J0T 2R0, Canada
Creative Bioarray, New York,11967, United States of America
Creative Biogene, New York,11967, United States of America
Creative Biolabs, Shirley, United States of America
Creative BioMart , Shirley, United States of America
Creative Biostructure, Shirley, United States of America
Creative Peptides, New York,11967, United States of America
Crystal Chem Inc, Elk Grove Village, 60007, United States of America
Cuticle Nippers-Nail Nippers-Cuticle Scissors-Cuticle Pushers-Aerona Beauty, Sialkot,51310, Pakistan
Cybergenetics Corp., Pittsburgh, PA 15213 USA, United States of America
Cyprotex, Alderley Park, United Kingdom
dad&sons surgical industry, 51310, Pakistan
DAS srl, 000018 PAlombara Sabina - RM, Italy
Denovo Biotechnology, Ijamsville, 21754, United States of America
Devyser AB, Hägersten, SE-12653, Sweden
Dialat Ltd., Moscow, 117149, Russia
Digilab, Inc., Hopkinton, 01748, United States of America
DIMPLE ASSOCIATES, VADODARA-390021, India
Discovery Fine Chemicals Limited, Wimborne BH21 7RR, United Kingdom
DLS Solutions, Inc., Trumbull, 06611, United States of America
DNA 24 Vaterschaftstest, 44229 Dortmund, Germany
DNASTAR, Madison 53705, United States of America
DPC/LEBANON, Beirut, Lebanon
Dr. Julio Moran Laboratories, 8704 Herrliberg, Switzerland
Dr. Lucio A.A. van Rooijen, Hofheim, 82418, Germany
dr.wernecke Feuchtemesstechnik GmbH, 14443 Potsdam, Germany
E-C-BIO, Estudios Científicos, 28230, Spain
EARTH WATCH, C. -B., Canada
easyDNA UK, Thanet Way, Whitstable, United Kingdom
Ejaz Corporation, Lahore., Pakistan
Elam Pharma Pvt. Ltd. (EPPL) - Manufacturer of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and Intermediates, 393002, India
Electrical Engineering Intellectual Property Services (EE IPS), Lorton, United States of America
Electro Range MFG Co., 51040, Pakistan
Enago - Scientific Manuscript Editing Services, New York, 10128, United States of America
EnoGene Biotech Co., Ltd, 210036, China
Enunce, LLC, Fairfax, United States of America
Enzymax LLC, Nicholasville, Kentucky 40356, United States of America
Eolas Biosciences Co. Ltd., Matsudo-shi 271-0063, Japan
EON Meditech Pvt. Ltd., Surat, 395006, India
ePitope Informatics Ltd, Hexham, Northumberland, NE46 2QF, United Kingdom
Eppendorf AG, 22339 Hamburg, Germany
Equitech-Bio, Inc., Kerrville, TX 78028, United States of America
EUPROTEIN INC, 08902, United States of America
EuroBioConcept, 94380 Bonneuil sur Marne, France
Eurofins Genomics Germany GmbH, 85560 Ebersberg, Germany
Eurofins Genomics Germany GmbH, Ebersberg, 85560, Germany
Eutech Scientific Services Inc.,, Highland Park, 08904, United States of America
Everlab Tech Co., Ltd., 800, Taiwan
Evermed Tech Co., Ltd., 800, Taiwan
Evolutionary BioInformatics, Burlingame, CA 94010, United States of America
Exalpha Biologicals, Shirley, 01464, United States of America
Excel Engineers And Consultants, Pune, India
EXCENEN PHARMATECH CO., LTD, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, CN, China
Exclusive Chemistry Ltd, 249030, Russia
Expression Systems LLC, Davis,95618, United States of America
Fambro Trading Corporation, 51330, Pakistan
FAR EAST BAIE , Canada, Canada
Feldan Therapeutics, G2E 5H5, Québec, Qc, Canada
Fermenta Biotech Limited, Thane (W), 400610 , India
Filipodia Publishing, Santa Fe, United States of America
Filipodia Publishing, Santa Fe, United States of America
Flownamics Analytical Instruments, Inc., Madison, 53718, United States of America
Fluitec mixing + reaction solutions AG, CH-8413 Neftenbach, Switzerland
Fluoresentric, Inc., Park City, 84098, United States of America
Foodies, Research and Ideas Germany, Canada, Canada
Frimorfo, CH-1723 Marly, Switzerland
Fuller Laboratories, Fullerton, 92831, United States of America
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Question :
Can Microsoft Remote Desktop be used with Windows based oscilloscopes?
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Yes, the Remote Desktop feature of the Professional Editions of Windows can be used on Tektronix DPO/MSO/CSA Series Oscilloscopes running Windows XP or later operating systems. In order to use the Remote Desktop feature of Windows, you will need to enable it in your Windows system properties. The Remote Desktop feature is disabled by default for security reasons. Please consult your company's IT department before you enable this feature.
The article from Microsoft at the following URL will instruct you on how to enable the Remote Desktop feature in Windows.
Please note that to connect to a computer with Remote Desktop, the account being used to connect must have a password associated with it. Remote Desktop will not let you connect if the account is not password protected. Please also note that only one instance of the TekScope software may be run at a given time. If a user is already logged into the scope and TekScope is running, you should only connect to the instrument with Remote Desktop using the account that is already logged in. Otherwise, you should log that user out before logging in with Remote Desktop.
Remote Desktop is not supported on TDS Series Windows based oscilloscopes or any Windows based oscilloscopes prior to Windows XP, due to the Tektronix proprietary technology to ensure optimal waveform update rate.
However we have tested Real VNC found that it does work on the scope and the waveform trace does show up on the host client.
Please see FAQ 4686 for information on setting up VNC on these scopes.
This FAQ Applies to:
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I'm sure we could share some more stuff we contributed to or wrote
http://www.herpetologynotes.seh-herpeto ... 91-405.pdf
A contribution to the atlas of the terrestrial herpetofauna of Sardinia
Herpetology Notes, volume 5: 391-405 (2012) (published online on 6 September 2012)
Philip de Pous
Jeroen Speybroeck
Sergé Bogaerts
Frank Pasmans
and Wouter Beukema
Abstract. Here we report on the combined observations of 10 years of opportunistic field work conducted during short visits
to Sardinia, from 1999 to 2012. A total amount of 433 distribution records of 27 species were collected from 187 different
localities covering 52 unique UTM squares. We report species presence in 157 new UTM squares and additionally reconfirm
previous reported presence in 150 UTM squares. Overall, we produce a remarkable increase in the knowledge of the Sardinian
herpetofauna. Notes and observations on ecology, taxonomy and conservation are provided.
Keywords. Italy, amphibian, reptile, endemism, conservation, distribution atlas.


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Working with such an exceptional, friendly, helpful group of nurses, techs, nurse practitioners, and physicians on my unit this summer has set my expectations high for what the culture of the floor and relationship with management should look like for after I graduate. I have been thoroughly impressed with 7400 from the moment I started in May. I have grown tremendously over the last nine weeks. The change in my level of confidence, skill, and knowledge is incredible. It is everything I hoped to gain from the externship and more. I met all of my goals and saw growth in myself in all areas I hoped including physical nursing skills, communication skills, and prioritization skills. I know that I will be a better nurse because I participated in this program. I was nervous to begin but the externship program has certainly been as meaningful and exciting as I expected. I am eager and prepared to begin my career as a nurse after participating in this program.
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Share Your Daytime Experience Live On The Emmys!
This year's 35th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards will be unlike any before, containing a new feature: "The Daytime Experience"!
Strictly aimed toward all fans of daytime, "The Daytime Experience" will give the fans a chance to share how daytime, whether it be a certain show, storyline, soap star, character or talk show host, children's show or anything that airs during the daytime broadcasting schedule, has changed or touched your lives!
Simply fill out the Fan Experience Form here with all the needed details, as well as jotting down your own personal story to reflect on how daytime has influenced you throughout the years, or recently – if you're a new fan! But hurry, all submissions must be entered by Friday, May 23, 2008.
On June 20, 2008, from the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, broadcasted live on ABC, select viewers who submitted their stories will be chosen by producers and will get a chance to have their stories aired live during the awards show!
Soaps.com wants to thank those involved for offering such a fun, interactive new feature, as well as wishing those who enter the best of luck! Should your story be chosen to air live don't forget to Contact Us to share your Daytime Experience with the rest of your fellow fans!


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After unveiling a first preview of Android N a few weeks ago,Google unveiled the second preview for its upcoming mobile OS version. Included in this second Android N Preview are a range of bug fixes, as well as a several new and very interesting features.
Speaking of the new Multiwindow feature, the second Android N preview also brings an API change that allows developers to set maximum and minimum heights and widths for their apps.Another notable addition are the new Launcher shortcuts. Using a new API, app developers can now expose quick action shortcuts to the launcher. Google says that launchers can be expected to show between 3 and 5 shortcuts for an app. As for shortcut examples, IM apps are expected to expose shortcuts for messaging most frequently used contacts while mapping apps are expected to expose "navigate to home" shortcuts. The new Android N preview is now available for Nexus 6, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus 9, and Pixel C devices.


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How Artificial Intelligence Gets Your Business Online
It goes without saying that an online presence is an absolute necessity if you want your business to get anywhere these days. The moment that someone starts searching for a product or service that they need, the first place they're going to look is Google, no exception. Let's be real, no one browses phonebooks anymore when they can just ask Siri or their Google Assistant to find the information for them in less than five seconds.
So, if you want your customers to actually notice your business, you have to establish some kind of online presence. A good website and eCommerce store is the logical first step, and today we'll be discussing how you can make that first step as easy as possible – by using AI.
Switching to Online
We get it – building your online presence isn't something that can be done overnight, and it is definitely easier said than done. The technology behind it all is rather complex, and there are a lot of important and complicated steps that need to be taken before you can get a good website.
Not only are most people not tech savvy enough to do this themselves, but often a business owner isn't even sure what the website needs to look like and what it needs to be able to do for the business that they're running.
That's why most folks hire experts to do the job for them, but this can be rather expensive and take a long time. These days it is much faster – and cheaper – to use some type of Website builder to help you construct your website from scratch.
How Does Artificial Intelligence Work?
To understand how AI can help us build our website, first we must understand what AI is and how it works. Artificial intelligence refers to the ability of a machine (or a computer, if you will) to perform cognitive functions similar to those of a human. In other words, AIs can not only perform basic, specific tasks – they can improvise, adapt to the situation and come up with solutions, just like a human would.
The first implementations of AI back in the 90's weren't all that useful, but the technology has evolved a lot since then, and scientists predict that in a few decades we won't be able to tell the difference between artificial and human intelligence. For now, though, AI is already advanced enough to help us with lots of things, and one of those things is building a super-responsive, great looking website in a matter of minutes.
How AI Can Help You
Alright, let's cut to the chase. AI is a pretty awesome concept, but how can it help you develop your online presence?
It's actually really simple, and you don't have to be a computer genius to take advantage of artificial intelligence to establish your business online. AI Website builders utilize the technology behind artificial intelligence to guide you through the process of creating your website, but the cool thing is that the builder does all the hard work for you.
It simply asks you how you'd like your website to look and function, and then does all in its ability to make that happen. In other words, the website builder takes some input from you and then constructs a website based on that input. That makes the website unique, which is extremely important for your business to be able to stand out online. It's what makes the website builder different from just using a website template to build your page.
Another useful feature of AI website builders is that they are programmed to optimize your website according to your wishes. It already knows which sections your website needs depending on the type of business you are running, and how they need to work in order to maximize conversions and make the website easy to use for your potential customers.
Finally, a huge advantage of using a website builder is that it requires significantly less time, effort and money than trying to build the website yourself or hiring a professional to do the job for you. With a good website builder, your page could be up in mere minutes, and it wouldn't take you more than a day to iron everything out before your website goes live and is ready to use. Compare this to the several months it would take a developer to build your website, and the advantages are obvious.
The Bottom Line
Using artificial intelligence to get your business online is probably one of the best moves you can make as a new startup, or even as an established business. The exposure you get from an online presence is absolutely essential if you want your entrepreneurship to thrive in the long run, and an AI website builder can help you conquer that front in a matter of weeks. It might seem like a big move, and for a lot of folks delving into the online world is a bit scary, but I assure you that it is well worth it and that only good things await you on the other side. Good luck!


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This is an excerpt from Two Fifteenth-Century Cookery-Books
(England, 1430)
The original source can be found at the University of Michigan's "Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse"
xxxv - Crustade. Take a cofyn, and bake hym drye; then take Marw-bonys and do ther-in; thenne nym hard 3olkys of Eyroun, and grynde hem smal, and lye hem vppe with Milke; than nym raw 3olkys of Eyroun, and melle hem a-mong chikonys y-smete, and do ther-inne; and yf thou luste, Smal birdys; and a-force wyl thin comade with Sugre or hony; than take clowys, Mace3, Pepir, and Safron, and put ther-to, and salt yt; and than bake, and serue forth.
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Agyo[3] is a fighting lion (闘獅子 Tōjishi?) and a gladiator competing at the Corrida Colosseum for the Mera Mera no Mi.[1]
Agyo appears to be a white lion with whiskers, sharp teeth and a mane. He also has dark shadows around his eyes.[1]
Nothing is known about his personality at the moment.
Abilities and PowersEdit
Agyo is a famous fighter at the Colosseum, but he was defeated with relative ease by Orlumbus.[3]
In the anime, his jaws were shown to break a gladiator's helmet.[4]
Dressrosa ArcEdit
Agyo entered the Corrida Colosseum to compete for the Mera Mera no Mi. For the battle royale, he was placed in Block D.[1]
During the battle royale, Agyo was defeated by Orlumbus.[3]
Major BattlesEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 71 Chapter 706 (p. 11) and Episode 652, Fighting Lion makes his debut.
- ↑ SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 90, https://one-piece.com/special/sbs/detail/9.html
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 74 Chapter 733 (p. 5-6) and Episode 665.
- ↑ One Piece Anime — Episode 654.
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Captivate their eyes and keep them tantalized with a raw and radiant look that exudes a timeless natural elegance, mana's necklaces can be worn as either dazzling centerpiece or an arresting accessory. Each intricately handcrafted wooden shape is fixed on a sterling silver chain that comes complete with an extensor so that you can customize your piece to sit exactly where you want it.
Shown: kai necklacebamboo on a sterling silver chain, approx 16 inches around with a 3 inch extension chain. More designs to choose from in store.
Locally made in Vancouver, using reclaimed pieces of exotic hawaiian koa, locally sourced cascadian hardwoods, and sustainably harvested bamboo.


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Turn up the relaxing calypso music, load up the bankroll and get ready to enjoy Yggdrasil's Reef Run. For an animated slot machine game featuring different kinds of marine life, this is designed a lot more beautifully – and humorously – than it needs to be. We thoroughly enjoyed it, and we think our players will, too.
The floating game grid has five reels and three rows, with twenty pay lines from left to right. When there's a winning combination on the reels, it's clearly marked and the sea creatures become animated.
Symbols include a sassy octopus, a grumpy puffer fish, a cheeky crab, a cool seahorse, and more characters from the deep. There is also a Free Spin icon in a scallop shell.
Three free spin icons awards you 10 free spins; for hour you get 20 free spins, and five is a generous 60 free spins. Then, during the free spin mode, two free spin icons gives the player an additional free spin, while any winning fish symbol becomes a multiplier in the next win – up to 20x the original bet.
Getting back to the standard gameplay, before a regular spin you can activate the Golden Bet feature (above the Max Bet button to the left of the spin button) to play the Reef Run game during free spins.
What's the Reef Run? It's a bonus game in which our sea creature friends run a race. Choose your favorite, and it that symbol pays out the most coins by the end of the free spin round, you can win from 400 to 25,000 coins. That's incredible!
We're big fans of Reef Run. Try in in demo mode today to get a feel for the gameplay, and then run the board with Reef Run.
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What will you be doing this Friday? Where will you be? Who will you be with?
The Mayan calendar will officially be over this Friday the 21st. It is the end of thousands of years of astonishing predictability from a group of people who knew art, architecture and arithmetic. NASA scientists have researched the possibility of the the Earth ending in 2012, yet, their conclusion is that no changes will actually occur. Like our modern Gregorian calendar, the Mayan calendar will simply restart and the long count will begin once more. (NOTE: the long count is the part of the Mayan calendar shaped like a wheel)
But what if they're wrong? What if the world does end?
I was supposed to be going to my first wedding on this day, but that is no longer in the cards- I will no longer stare up at my "best boyfriend ever" as he looks super handsome as a groomsman. No, this will not happen.
So for a second, consider what you might change or keep the same if the world were really to end…did you do it right? Were you honest with others and yourself?
I think I've been honest. And you know what, sometimes life doesn't work out how you've masterfully planned in your head. So if I make it through today, the one thing that I wish to change for the future is to let go. I can't control everything, and its probably time I come to terms with this.
So what do you do on the last day of the world?
Well I feel its only appropriate to dress up like an Ancient Mayan…..and hope for the best.
Best of luck. ~B


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Occupying a full city block in uptown Harrisburg, Homeland Center is a licensed not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community offering exceptional personal and skilled nursing care. A 24-bed wing houses the unit dedicated to the special needs of those with Alzheimer's or dementia-related diseases. Designated as a CMS Five-Star Skilled Nursing Care Facility, Homeland is the acknowledged premier provider of exemplary healthcare to seniors.


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Call to Action ~
Calling on Palestine solidarity groups to endorse and defend the unanimous Palestinian rejection of Israel's "Jewish state" demand
Recognizing that all human beings "are created equal," we consider Israel's policies of discrimination against non-Jews in '48 Israel, hafrada, apartheid, occupation of Palestinians in the West Bank and military siege of Gaza to be a violation of our shared moral values. We support the 2005 call by Palestinian civil society and the 2009 call by Kairos Palestine for boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel and companies that profit from the Israeli occupation until Israel ends its occupation of East Jerusalem and the West Bank, lifts its siege of Gaza, upholds full equality for Palestinians in Israel, upholds the Right of Return for Palestinian refugees as recognized in UN General Assembly Resolution 194, and complies with international law and universal principles of human rights.
Common Ground hosts Palestinians and Jewish Israelis to assess the social and political conditions necessary to achieve "freedom, justice and equality" for all in Palestine/Israel, and:
1) to discuss all Palestinians' "adamant rejection" of Israel's 2014 demand to be recognized as an ethno-religious "Jewish state," stipulated in the 2020 Trump plan (p. 4) — Why Palestinians Can't Recognize a 'Jewish state' / Why 'Jewish state' demand is a non-starter / 'Jewish state' recognition adds new Israeli-Palestinian trip wire,
2) to invite Palestine solidarity groups to endorse and defend the unanimous Palestinian refusal to recognize Israel as a "Jewish state," as the Arab League endorsed the Palestinian refusal in 2014 and as solidarity groups endorse the Palestinian call for BDS,
3) to discuss why achieving justice and lasting peace in Palestine/Israel calls for repeal of Israel's "racist" 2018 Nation-State Law "that constitutionally enshrines Jewish supremacy," as petitioned by Palestinian members of the Israeli Knesset, and
4) to debate and promote the Palestinian-Jewish call to create one secular, democratic, multicultural, non-sectarian state or federation throughout historic Palestine with equal rights for all and protection of minority rights — "a state of all its citizens" — as proposed by Palestinian members of the Israeli Knesset.
Executive Director //// highlights the need for a Palestinian-Jewish political end-game to establish lasting peace through "conflict transformation," not just "conflict resolution," enabling the creation of one constitutional democracy (Israel has basic laws but no constitution) for both Palestinians and Israeli Jews, with equal rights for all citizens.
Common Ground invites Palestine solidarity groups to endorse the One Democratic State Campaign (ODSC).
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Toward a One-Secular-Democratic-State End-Game in Palestine/Israel
Common Ground shares the view of Israeli peace activist Dr. Jeff Halper, Co-founder of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions (ICAHD) and Co-founder of the One Democratic State Campaign (ODSC), expressed in his 2013 article What Comes Next: Towards a bi-national end-game in Palestine/Israel: "In our struggle for a just peace in Palestine/Israel, we find ourselves at a precarious crossroads. It is clear that the two-state solution is dead and gone, the victim of deliberate Israeli policies of settlement, territorial confiscation and Israel's refusal to relinquish control over Palestinians' lives. Yet the Palestinians, whose lead we must follow, have only just begun formulating alternatives, mainly around the notion of a single democratic state. Finding ourselves locked in a political struggle with no end-game for which to advocate is dangerous and self-defeating; it only invites other forces to step into the breach and impose their own agendas."
Dr. Halper observes that while the Palestinian-led Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement (BDS) is an essential strategic and tactical tool in the struggle for Palestinian equal rights — the three goals of BDS outline the demands of equality — neither the Boycott National Committee (BNC), the Palestinian Authority nor any other group has proposed a political framework for implementing equal rights to be voted on and approved by Palestinians and Israeli Jews, therefore BDS alone cannot provide a solution to the conflict. "BDS is a valuable tactic for keeping the issue alive," Halper states, "but it cannot replace an end-game and an effective strategy for achieving it." (Towards An End-Game In Palestine/Israel While Imagining The Future)
In 2020, Dr. Haider Eid, Professor of Postcolonial and Postmodern Literature at Al Aqsa University in Gaza and Co-founder of the One Democratic State Campaign (ODSC), expressed the same concern: "I personally have been involved in BDS since its inception and wholeheartedly support it. I am also, however, one who is concerned about public attention being limited to the immediate demands of the (BDS) campaign at the cost of developing a coherent plan for Palestine's political future…. (A)s the campaign limits itself to ensuring the rights of Palestinians are respected, it is lacking a vision for the political reality within which such rights will be extended…. I am of the view that opting for silence on important political questions about Palestine's future is the wrong tactic. Focusing on the end of occupation, rights for Palestinians in Israel and the right of return has to be put within a political programme that endorses a one-state solution."
Acknowledging the need for "an end-game and an effective strategy for achieving it," asserted by Dr. Halper, and "a political programme that endorses a one-state solution," asserted by Dr. Eid, Common Ground hosts Palestinians and Jewish Israelis to discuss why all Palestinians reject Israel's 2014/2020 demand to be recognized as an ethno-religious "Jewish state" and why international allies should endorse and defend the Palestinian refusal and should advocate and debate the Palestinian-Jewish call to create one secular democratic state with equal rights for all throughout historic Palestine, modeled on the U.S.A. and South Africa. Palestinians and Israeli Jews must decide what political framework will bring lasting peace, and Israelis "must follow" the "lead" of Palestinians, as Dr. Halper acknowledges, yet if "the notion of a single democratic state" is to gain viability, the international community has a key role to play in inviting debate on the merits of this framework, as advocated by the Movement for One Democratic State/Principles of Activism:
"This Movement does not replace existing groups or organizations or diminish the role played by activist individuals. It supports such groups and individuals to debate and adopt the Declaration of ODS as an integral part of their mission and to unite behind this vision…. Palestinian-Arabs… Israeli-Jews… and (international) groups need separate debates about one democratic state as well as mixed (debates). Each group has different perspectives, fears, hopes and concerns regarding a democratic state solution, so sometimes separate conversations are needed…. Consensus only among the Palestinians, or only among Israeli Jewish communities, will not enable progress toward one democratic state. All must agree that one democratic state is the best hope for a stable peace in order for all to be confident about its prospects and allow its peaceful creation. Allowing internal and mixed discussions will help thrash out these issues…. Many people who are neither Palestinians, Israelis, Muslims, Jews nor Arabs are affected by this conflict, care about the conflict, and want to be part of the solution…. Just as the Movement bases its mission on universal values, it should be universally inclusive. Anyone is welcome to join, be active, and take leading roles in the Movement as long as they sign the Declaration and respect its principles."
To encourage Israeli and American Jewish support for one secular democratic state in Palestine/Israel, Common Ground recognizes the potential compatibility of "cultural" — not "political" — Zionism and Palestinian self-determination, as discussed by Dr. Leila Farsakh, Professor of Political Science at the University of Massachusetts/Boston, in her 2007 article Time for a bi-national state. Dr. Farsakh writes:
"The idea of a single, bi-national state is not new. Its appeal lies in its attempt to provide an equitable and inclusive solution to the struggle of two peoples for the same piece of land. It was first suggested in the 1920s by the Zionist left-wing intellectuals led by Martin Buber, Judah Magnes and Haim Kalvarisky…. Underlying their Zionism was a quest for a Jewish renaissance, both cultural and spiritual, with a determination to avoid injustice in its achievement. It was essential to found a new nation, although not necessarily a separate Jewish state and certainly not at the expense of the existing population. Magnes argued that the Jewish people did not 'need a Jewish state to maintain its very existence'…. In 1969… Yasser Arafat's Fatah movement (called) for the creation of a 'secular and democratic state' in Palestine. The new state was based on the right of return — while accepting a Jewish presence in Palestine — and it was to end the injustices stemming from the creation of Israel and the expulsion of 750,000 Palestinian villagers. Although it called for the destruction of Israel as a colonial entity, it upheld the principle of a single state for all, Muslim, Christian or Jew."
Upholding the 1960s and '70s Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) call for a "secular and democratic state" throughout historic Palestine, Awad Abdelfattah, Co-founder of the One Democratic State Campaign (ODSC) and former Secretary-General of the Balad party, which calls for Israel to become a "state of all its citizens," asserted in 2020: "My movement and the other co-founders of Balad… have viewed themselves as part of the Palestinian national movement, which embraces the solution as one secular democratic state in all of Palestine. "
In 2009, CBS correspondent Bob Simon was asked what chance there was for a viable two-state solution in Israel/Palestine, and Simon replied: "History has passed it by" (Remembering Bob Simon, 16:02). Because ongoing Israeli settlement expansion has made the creation of a sovereign, viable, independent Palestinian state impossible, Palestinians are shifting their struggle for self-determination from advocacy for a Palestinian state to advocacy for equal rights, as recognized in Frank Barat's 2013 interview with Dr. Leila Farsakh and Noura Erakat Esq.
Dr. Farsakh states: "Today if you talk to the youth in Palestine, they don't care about a state. They are very clear about their identity. They care about rights. They don't give a damn if the next door neighbors are Israeli or not as long as they have the same access to education, health and freedom of movement as they do. This is different from thirty years ago when (Palestinians) wanted to create a state. This has changed." (What Comes Next: The struggle we are fighting for is the right to assert what our life will look like).
In his 2015 article What Palestinians Really Want, Yousef Munayyer, Executive Director of the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights, cites polling data that show a majority of Palestinians no longer support a two-state solution. Munayyer advises that "the focus of Palestinian national strategy should not be statehood but rather on reclaiming rights. This means officially declaring the two-state solution dead…. Palestinian leaders should support coexistence over nationalism, integration over exclusion and equality over separatism."
In Yavne: A Jewish Case for Equality in Israel-Palestine (2020), Peter Beinart acknowledges: "The painful truth is that the project to which liberal Zionists like myself have devoted ourselves for decades—a state for Palestinians separated from a state for Jews—has failed…. It is time for liberal Zionists to abandon the goal of Jewish–Palestinian separation and embrace the goal of Jewish–Palestinian equality." In I No Longer Believe in a Jewish State, Beinart declares: "It's time to abandon the traditional two-state solution and embrace the goal of equal rights for Jews and Palestinians. It's time to imagine a Jewish home that is not a Jewish state…. Israel-Palestine can be a Jewish home that is also, equally, a Palestinian home. And building that home can bring liberation not just for Palestinians but for us, too."
Discussing his 2012 book After Zionism: One State for Israel and Palestine (co-authored with Antony Loewenstein), Ahmed Moor recommends federalism as a viable political framework for Palestine/Israel: "What is paramount is the preservation both of culture and individual rights. Palestinians do not want to lose sense of what it is to be Palestinian, and I am confident that Jewish Israelis do want to preserve something about their culture. As individuals, however, we need to focus on civil liberties for everyone in the country. Federalism, in my mind, provides a good framework as to how to do that."
"True democracy can only be achieved… through the complete separation between religious institutions (mosque, synagogue, church) and the state…. Only a secular state provides lasting protection and guarantees fundamental freedoms for the individual." ~ Naji El Khatib and Ofra Yeshua-Lyth
The failure of the Oslo Accords and the two-state paradigm is acknowledged in mainstream media and support for boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel is growing worldwide, nevertheless Palestine solidarity groups have largely failed to discuss and fully consider alternatives to the defunct two-state solution, as urged by the Movement for One Democratic State. Recognizing this omission as "dangerous and self-defeating," Dr. Jeff Halper asks: What is our end-game? What are we BDSing about? We know what we're fighting against, but what are we fighting for? Halper suggests an answer: BDS for BDS! Boycott, divestment and sanctions for a (culturally) binational democratic state.
In the 2018 Ha'aretz op-ed The 'Two-State Solution' Only Ever Meant a Big Israel Ruling Over a Palestinian Bantustan. Let it Go, Jeff Halper invites Israeli and international Jews to view "cultural" — not "political" — Zionism as a starting point for Jews to join in equal partnership with Palestinians to build one democratic state: "We want a way out of political Zionism's dead end, and a return to the cultural Zionism of Ben-Yehuda, Henrietta Szold, Ahad Ha-am, Judah Magnes and Martin Buber that envisioned a Hebrew people living together with their Palestinian neighbors. This is a challenge that will truly liberate both peoples, a positive project of a new generation of cultural Zionists. We need a state which offers equal rights to all of its citizens – one citizenship, one vote, one parliament – but which constitutionally ensures the right of both Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs to their identities, narratives and institutions…. This is the challenge the 'hard' left must work to bring to reality."
In One Democratic State: an ongoing debate (2018), One State Foundation members Naji El Khatib (a Palestinian refugee) and Ofra Yeshua-Lyth (an Israeli Jew) agree with fellow Foundation member Jeff Halper that "we need a state which offers equal rights to all of its citizens" but disagree with Halper's proposal for a 'politically' multicultural or bi-national state.' Asserting that a shared country should be founded on the separation of church and state, El Khatib and Yeshua-Lyth declare: "In our view, true democracy can only be achieved, or even aspired to, through the complete separation between religious institutions (mosque, synagogue, church) and the state. This is the single best regulation of relations between central government and civil society. It is precisely the so-called 'Jewishness' of the State of Israel that has never allowed it to become a true democracy. Replacing it with potentially Muslim, Christian or Jewish 'communities' would be equally disastrous." To avoid this danger, El Khatib and Yeshua-Lyth advise: "Citizenship is an entirely different concept than that of belonging to a community and the two must be distinguished legally in the clearest possible terms…. Only a secular state provides lasting protection and guarantees fundamental freedoms for the individual."
In What Kind of Single Democratic State in Israel/Palestine Do We Want? (2019), Blake Alcott asserts: "This vision of the state made up of its citizens has answered the problem of discrimination against linguistic, cultural, ethnic and religious groups, which is Halper's concern. It cements the freedoms of association and assembly along with the other freedoms of religion, press, and general expression. Protection of the activities and collective life of any group defined by any criteria whatsoever follows unavoidably from these individual freedoms. The vision fulfills Halper's demand for 'respect for collective forms of cultural and religious association.'… The (key) is… acceptance of this idea of the equality of all individuals. To the extent it is won, minorities are ipso facto protected, and if it is not won, not even constitutional 'guarantees' for collectives will suffice."
Encouraging discussion of the one-state paradigm, Ronnie Barkan, Co-founder of the Israeli anti-Zionist group Boycott from Within, declares: "We want democracy, not demography…. The one-state discourse is important because it challenges the type of thinking that surrounds demography, and because we are actually offering something for the future, so we are sowing the seeds for a brighter future!" (UN-CUT FOR PALESTINE)
"An apartheid Jewish state… or a civil democracy in which all citizens have equal rights under the law…. This decision will represent a profound moment of truth…. Which will it be?" — Rabbi Brant Rosen, JVP Rabbinical
The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) recognized the "State of Israel" in 1988 and 1993, nevertheless all Palestinians reject Israel's 2014/2020 demand to be recognized as an ethno-religious "Jewish state" because doing so would deny Palestinian history and indigenous identity and, in effect, condone the 1948 Naqba in which more than 750,000 Palestinians were expelled from their homeland.
In 'Jewish state' recognition adds new Israeli-Palestinian trip wire, Dr. Hanan Ashrawi, a senior member of the PLO, declared: "This is like telling the Palestinians they did not exist all these hundreds and thousands of years, that this historically has been a Jewish land. Palestine historically has been diverse. There have been many tribes here. Our history is not going to be something we can deny."
In 2016, Palestinian Chief Negotiator Saeb Erekat declared: "I will never recognize Israel as a Jewish state…. No force on earth will make me change my narrative…. I am speaking for 11 million Palestinians."
In Moment of Truth for Liberal Zionism (2012), Rabbi Brant Rosen of JVP Rabbinical Council admonished American Jews that Israel cannot be both a "democratic" and a "Jewish" state, therefore US Jews must "choose" between the two: "Once we accept that a division into two states is no longer realistically possible, the calculus is sobering, to put it mildly: We will be forced to choose between a patently undemocratic apartheid Jewish state, in which a minority rules over a majority or a civil democracy in which all citizens have equal rights under the law. For many liberal Zionists, this unbearably painful decision will represent a profound moment of truth. If forced to choose, which will it be? A Jewish state that parcels out its citizens' rights according to their ethnicity – or a democratic state in which equal rights are enjoyed by all its citizens?… Perhaps it's time to stop talking about mythic 'windows of opportunity' and open a new discussion: what will it take for us to admit that it is finally closed? And what will our options be then?"
In Affirming a Judaism and Jewish identity without Zionism (2012), Rabbi Brian Walt of JVP Rabbinical Council declared: "I finally had to admit to myself what I had known for a long time but was too scared to acknowledge: political Zionism, at its core, is a discriminatory ethno-nationalism that privileges the rights of Jews over non-Jews. As such political Zionism violates everything I believe about Judaism. While there was desperate need in the 1940′s to provide a safe haven for Jews, and this need won over most of the Jewish world and the Western world to support the Zionist movement, the Holocaust can in in no way justify or excuse the systemic racism that was and remains an integral part of Zionism…. As a Jew I believe in the inherent dignity of every human being. As a Jew I believe that justice is the core commandment of our tradition. As a Jew I believe that we are commanded to be advocates for the poor, the oppressed, the marginalized. Zionism and the daily reality in Israel violated each of these core values. And, I could no longer be a Zionist…. I came to understand that the democratic Jewish state is an illusion. There is no democratic Jewish state nor will there ever be. Israel will either be a Jewish state or a democratic state. A Jewish state by definition privileges Jews and cannot be democratic. Israel is a democratic state for Jews and a Jewish state for Arabs. It is true that Palestinians who live within Israel have the franchise but they do not have equal rights in many different ways, nor could they ever be full and equal citizens of a Jewish state."
In March, 2015, at The Palestine Center in Washington D.C. following Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's reelection, Dr. Nadia Hijab, Executive Director of Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network, declared: "The very idea of Israel, the notion, the concept that you can have a Jewish state that privileges some of its people at the expense of other people, which is racist and has been at the core of the Zionist enterprise and Israel's foundation, and which has been hidden from Western eyes for decades, is now on full view. This concept is simply not acceptable in the 21st Century." (The Challenges Posed by the Vacuum in Palestinian Political Leadership)
"A new future together" ~ The Popular Movement for One Democratic State on Historic Palestine
Common Ground endorses the mission of the One State Foundation "to increase popular debate among Palestinians and Israelis (and Americans) on a one state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict" and the declaration of The Popular Movement for One Democratic State on Historic Palestine: "We reject the Zionist claim that Jewish people can seize Palestine while depriving Palestinians of their right to live freely and with equal rights in their ancestral homeland. But we reject just as strongly the equally racist idea that Israeli Jews and Palestinians cannot share a non-ethnic democratic state in Palestine peacefully and find a new future together in a unified country. We believe and affirm that the only just, viable and stable solution to the conflict is a non-ethnic unified democratic state in all the territory now controlled by Israel."


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Republicans are struggling with renewing their effort to overturn health-care legislation, a goal that has caused deep division at a time when lawmakers are promising renewed unity. The House vote to repeal the law was put on hold this week after the shooting in Arizona. If Republicans return to it too quickly, they could appear tone deaf. If they wait too long, they will anger conservative supporters. Republicans are expected to announce Thursday when the vote will take place. Said one Tea Party leader about the delay, "This is not the serious getting-down-to-business in Congress that people voted for. I think it's a mistake. It shows a sort of lack of spine and will and it's disappointing."


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Mashumba – who has previously been capped at youth international level – has been in fine scoring form for Cosmos in the First Division with 13 League goals to his name already.
The 22-year-old remains largely unknown back home as he came to South Africa as a teenager three years ago straight from lower division club DC Academy, first playing for Blackburn Rovers before switching to Cosmos at the beginning of last year.
Mashumba will have SuperSport United goalkeeper George Chigova for familiar company from players earning their salaries in South Africa while Royal Eagles-bound midfielder Ronald Chitiyo has also been included.
Chigova has struggled at SuperSport this season since joining from Zimbabwean champions Dynamos at the beginning of the season.
The Warriors will do battle with Mauritius (May 17), Seychelles (May 19) and Namibia (May 21) in Group A with the pool winner progressing to the quarterfinals where a date with Zambia awaits on May 24.
The Final of the regional tournament will be played at Moruleng Stadium in the North West province on May 30, two days after the semifinals.
Zimbabwe provisional squad
Goalkeepers: George Chigova (SuperSport United), Bernard Donovan (How Mine), Tatenda Munditi (Harare City)
Defenders: Douglas Sibanda (Highlanders), Hardlife Zvirekwi (CAPS United), Godknows Murwira (Dynamos), Kelvin Moyo (FC Platinum), Ralph Kawondera (Flame Lily) Justice Jangano (Gunners)
Midfielders: Danny Phiri (Chicken Inn), Evans Rusike (Hwange), Thomas Magorimbo (ZPC Kariba), Marshall Mudehwe (FC Platinum), Ronald Chitiyo (Dynamos), Raphael Manuvire (ZPC Kariba), Tinashe Chipunza (Triangle), Livingstone Genti (FC Platinum)
Strikers: Pritchard Mpelele (Hwange), Edmore Chirambadare (Chicken Inn), Talent Chawapihwa (Harare City), Carlos Rusere (Dynamos), Moses Demera (Flame Lily), Charlton Mashumba (Jomo Cosmos)
Cosmos striker in Zimbabwe squad
Mashumba – who has previously been capped at youth international level – has been in fine scoring form for Cosmos in the First Division with 13 League goals to his name already.


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As Brooklyn makes a host of new famous friends at New York Fashion Week, David Beckham shows how he feels about it
Brooklyn Beckham has been catching up to his slightly well-known mum and dad's levels of fame for quite some time now but this week he's suddenly become HUGE. Like, HUGE.
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The 16-year-old appears to be the toast of New York Fashion Week, having been snapped at some of the event's hottest shows, and he's made about a million new celeb friends along the way too.
But how does dad David Beckham, 40, feel about all of this, you ask? Well it's funny you should mention it as Brooklyn has gone and shared the ex-footballer's reaction to his eldest child's fame with his Instagram fans and it's pretty hilare.
The teenager posted a selfie of him and David yesterday and cheekily wrote: 'Dads not happy about me being cooler than him'
Brooklyn emphasises his coolness by folding his arms and wearing his cap backwards (when did this come back into fashion, btw?) whilst gazing at the camera with a soulful look on his face.
Meanwhile David appears to be eyeing his son from the side as he models a beanie hat and gives a little smile. Awww, these two.
Personally we think that the elder Beckham is just as cool as his son (soz, Brooklyn) and many of the family's fans feel the same.
'Ahaha you are both so cool ❤,' one commented on the sweet snap, whilst another joked: 'Instagram wars with @brooklynbeckham & @davidbeckham, this will only end in tears!'
We hope not! Even though we think Brooklyn and David Beckham are on a par in the coolness stakes, Brooklyn has certainly proved himself to be a bit of an A-lister this week.
He's been snapped looking totally at ease with starry mates including actress Liv Tyler, Liv's rocker dad Steve Tyler, model Frankie Rayder, fashion designer Ralph Lauren AND singer Selena Gomez. Phew, and breath.
But it's good to know that, for all his coolness, Brooklyn is still a family boy at heart. He spent some quality time with mum Victoria whilst she worked on her NYFW presentation over the weekend and even did a bit of photography at a fashion shoot for her label.
Okay, Brooklyn, you're officially cool – but never forget that David Beckham was cool first!
Watch Brooklyn Beckham's changing face in pictures…
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Former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has died, aged 95. Current President Emmerson Mnangagwa took to social media to pay tribute to his predecessor.
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After a battle with illness, one of Africa's most recognisable political leaders has passed away.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced this morning that Robert Mugabe has died:
"It is with the utmost sadness that I announce the passing on of Zimbabwe's founding father and former president, Comrade Robert Mugabe. Cde Mugabe was an icon of liberation, a pan-Africanist who dedicated his life to the emancipation and empowerment of his people. His contribution to the history of our nation and continent will never be forgotten. May his soul rest in eternal peace."
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Briefly.co.za reported that Mnangagwa had confirmed his predecessor had left Zimbabwe to seek medical treatment in Singapore.
Reigning over Zimbabwe post-independence for 40 years, Mugabe had been suffering from poor health with doctors discontinuing treatment two weeks ago.
IOL reports that his leadership of the former colony had been marred with persecution of his political rivals, election-rigging and even bloodshed.
Elected in 1980, Mugabe was ousted from power in a military coup back in November 2017, reports TimesLIVE.
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