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Panzura primps file sync 'n' share replication tech
Operating Systems
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Remix chomps Marshmallow, updates its Android for PCs
Apple Watch exec Bob Mansfield 'gets into secret Apple car'
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Oz regulator eyes broadband marketing
Verizon blames striking workers for dent in sales
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Ofcom: Legal separation will force Openreach to eat more fibre
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Cisco busts ransomware rodent targeting bitcoin, cryptocoin subreddits
Cisco warns responders: Drop ego, assimilate with the IR playbook
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UK councils refuse to push data into the cloud
UK's digital strategy must account for Brexit, say MPs
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Small Biz
VW's first US settlement nearly settled
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3D print biz Shapeways hacked, home and email addresses swiped
Laptops and Tablets
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Oh dear, Vodafone: Sales dip in UK
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Kat Hall,
22 Jul 10:24
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Richard Chirgwin,
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Wireless Watch,
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16 Jul 00:55
5G: Mother of all pipes, or actually useful?
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14 Jul 12:35
Google's Android Pay hits Australia
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14 Jul 08:27
EU operators' 5G manifesto misses the point
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Perfect for finding MIMO... and also RAN
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Huawei: Come 2017, we'll also deal in pure, uncut software
OPNFV Summit
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23 Jun 11:36
Linux's NFV crew: Operators keen to ditch clunky networks, be 'cool' like, er, Facebook
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Moving as fast as embiggened bods can shift
23 Jun 09:32
Microsoft hops onboard bonk-to-pay bandwagon
Windows Mobile gets support for NFC payments
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20 Jun 08:27
Users fear yet another hack as TalkTalk services go down
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13 Apr 09:34
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13 Apr 14:56
UK not-spot deal: When we said '2017', we meant 1 DAY BEFORE 2018
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TalkTalk says 8-month app outage lasting 'bit longer than we hoped'
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One ad-free day: Three UK to block adverts across network in June
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Three UK: Our MMS prices are up. Get around us with WhatsApp or Skype
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20 May 14:43
Inside Project Loon – Google's megaplan to build a global internet
Google I/O 2016
Viable technology or full of hot air?
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19 May 00:34
Catz: Google's Android hurt Oracle's Java business
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27 Apr 00:29
T-Mobile US gobbles up another 2.2m customers
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25 Apr 10:27
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Peak Cable looms: One in five US homes now mobile-only for internet
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EE most 'reliable' mobile provider for cities – Ofcom
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"Trump is willing to say, 'Okay, you back me on this and I'm going to back you on your issues,' and I believe him," Robertson said. "He looks after his friends."
The televangelist added that the Supreme Court is "at stake" in the election, along with "all the legislation having to do with all the sexual activity of the United States people, same-sex marriage and all that stuff, plus abortion, that's on the table. If you're interested in guns and the Second Amendment, that's going to be on the table without question. You can go right down the list of key issues that are going to be decided by the Supreme Court and we're looking at at least two to maybe three vacancies on the court for the next president."
Today on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson fielded a question from a viewer who asked if church-state separation groups like the Freedom From Religion Foundation and Americans United for the Separation of Church and State "ever fight against any other religions" besides Christianity.
Robertson said that such groups exclusively target Christians because "they understand Christianity is where the power is — the power doesn't exist in Islam, the power doesn't exist in Baha'i or any of these fringe religions."
"They fight against Christianity because Christianity touches the souls of people and the devil regards Christianity as a threat, and of course it is a threat because we're going to overturn him and his kingdom."
Marriage equality opponents like Pat Robertson often argue that same-sex couples shouldn't have a right to get married because the U.S. government should follow the "biblical" rule that marriage is reserved for one man and one woman.
However, in response to a question today on "The 700 Club" about whether Jews in the Old Testament who were in polygamous marriages were committing adultery by having more than one spouse, Robertson said that such marriages weren't "considered adultery" according to the Ten Commandments.
Robertson, nonetheless, said that now polygamy will become legal "because the only reason they have laws against polygamy is because it is said it is unbiblical and unchristian and therefore you shouldn't do it."
"If you can have all the other things the Supreme Court has ruled on, believe me they are going to rule it's unconstitutional to forbid polygamy," he said."
He clarified that while the New Testament forbids polygamy, men in the Old Testament who had multiple wives still had "covenant relationships with all of them — that's in the book."
Pat Robertson reacted today to the "terrible" Supreme Court ruling striking down parts of a Texas anti-abortion law by declaring that America will face divine judgment for allowing abortion to be legal.
We have slaughtered over 55 million unborn babies in this country and we're going to pay a terrible price as a nation for allowing that. And when it's sanctioned and approved of by the highest court in the land, then we all stand responsible for it and we will pay, all of us, as a nation, because the Supreme Court and the president and the leaders of our country said that's what they want.
And those unborn babies are crying out, their blood will cry out against us as a nation and one of these days what's going to be happen is going to be horrible. So, this is the law, you can talk about the law, it's legal to have an abortion, Roe v. Wade, and so forth. But what is happening is the slaughter of the unborn is exceeding in America the slaughter in any nation I am aware of in the history of mankind.
Today on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson accused President Obama of coddling the Muslim Brotherhood and bringing the group into "the inner circles of the government of the United States."
Robertson hinted that the president may be a secret Muslim, falsely claiming that Obama attended an Islamic madrassa while living in Indonesia. He also falsely claimed that the Muslim Brotherhood inspired the Palestine Liberation Organization and Hezbollah, secular and Shiite rivals of the group, respectively.
After declaring that "the government doesn't want us" to fight terrorist groups, Robertson said that extremists are the ones who truly follow Islam: "The people who are distorting Islam are not these radical groups, they are following right down the line what the Quran says. The ones who are distorting it are the so-called moderates who refuse to go along with it."
"It's shocking, it should be horrifying and it's time the American people stand up against it," Robertson said. "We're being taken over, it's a very subtle thing. Europe is being overrun and taken over and country after country after country are facing Islamic extremists and it is very hurtful."
"We have got to do something in this country," he added. "We're looking at a revolution in England and maybe looking for a revolution in this country. We've had enough."
Today on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson railed against America's "culture of death" that "delights in killing people," warning that God will soon punish America for making abortion legal.
Robertson said that "we have to look at the spiritual roots" of abortion rights, blaming the right to abortion on Satan: "The enemy of our soul is Satan and he hates people, he hates human beings, and the idea is if humans can kill other humans, the devil wants to do everything to help it."
"It's a shocking holocaust," he said. "And we as Americans seem to think it's okay. Well, it's not okay. And one day, a righteous, holy God is going to demand an accounting for every drop of blood that has been spilled of innocent, unborn babies. And we just keep it mind, when it happens it's going to be awful."
Today on "The 700 Club," televangelist Pat Robertson reacted to the massacre at an Orlando gay club by making the absurd claim that liberal LGBT rights advocates have aligned themselves with radical Islamists and are now reaping what they have sowed.
Robertson said that liberals are facing a "dilemma" because they love both LGBT equality and Islamic extremism, and that it is better for conservatives like himself not to get involved but to instead just watch the two groups kill each other.
"The left is having a dilemma of major proportions and I think for those of us who disagree with some of their policies, the best thing to do is to sit on the sidelines and let them kill themselves," he said.
Earlier in the program, Robertson went into more detail about what he called "the dilemma of the liberals, the so-called progressives, because they have two favored groups. One, the Muslims. Number two, the homosexuals."
We're looking at a favored group by the left, the homosexuals, and that in Islam is punishable by death or imprisonment or some sanction, so what are the left going to do? How are they going to describe it? And they don't know quite what to do now. The fact that this Islamic gentleman opens fire in a gay nightclub and kills almost 50 homosexuals, that says something and tells the fact that Islam is against homosexuality, so the liberals are going to be scrambling to find some rationale, I think they're going to have a hard time doing it.
In the meantime, Donald Trump is riding high because he said we should screen these people and he's absolutely right. We should screen them. So the left is saying, 'Oh you're anti-Muslim, you're racist' and all this. Suddenly, that part of the narrative doesn't play too well and they're stuck as to what to do. But Trump is enjoying a victory.
Robertson went on to criticize President Obama for being soft on terrorism and sticking to "the narrative" that Islam is not inherently violent, irresponsibly ignoring the fact that "radical Islam is in the religion of Islam."
He added that the issue of homosexuality and the Islamic world is "a murky picture" because Lawrence of Arabia may have spent the night with a sheikh who tried to "perform homosexual acts" on him.
UPDATE: The Christian Broadcasting Network released a statement today saying that Robertson was "clearly" using the word "killing" metaphorically during his discussion of a mass murder.
Please view The 700 Club's official statement regarding the context of Pat Robertson's comments on today's show. pic.twitter.com/qgL7AvwXaM— The 700 Club (@700club) June 14, 2016
In August of last year, shortly after the Supreme Court handed down the landmark Obergefell marriage equality ruling, televangelist Pat Robertson discussed the ruling with Steve Strang, the founder of the Pentecostal magazine Charisma, on his podcast.
Robertson warned that "the homosexuals don't want equality, they don't want equal treatment, what they want is to destroy everybody who disagrees with them." He predicted that there will be "a vendetta" against "any organization that disagrees with homosexuality," saying that "what was done to Bob Jones University, that's just a warm-up of what's going to happen unless there's something dramatic that takes place." (Bob Jones University lost its tax exempt status in the 1980s because of its rules barring interracial dating.)
Robertson told Strang that with rulings like Obergefell, the Supreme Court has broken down America's defenses against "radical Islam and the other forces of secularism trying to destroy us":
The Supreme Court, to think that we've got five men and women, five unelected people who are controlling of the moral destiny of this nation and they're stripping us of the defenses that we have to have against radical Islam and the other forces of secularism trying to destroy us. The Supreme Court is making it more and more difficult to assert these foundational values.
Today, one week after lambasting the transgender rights movement as fraudulent and inspired by Satan, Pat Robertson said that trans equality "has got nothing to do with civil rights."
"It's just absurd," he said. "It's merely part of the socialist, humanist agenda to destroy the Judeo-Christian fabric of this nation."
The televangelist was responding to the Justice Department's challenge of North Carolina's recently enacted anti-LGBT law, hoping that a future Donald Trump administration would oust Attorney General Loretta Lynch for siding with the "so-called transgenders."
Robertson then lamented that President Obama was re-elected in the first place: "This is America and this is who you put in office. You elected him. I didn't elect him. You did."
Today on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson responded to a story on conservative activists in the republic of Georgia who accuse the U.S. and the European Union of trying "to force Georgia into accepting homosexual practices and same-sex marriage as societal norms." (Not coincidentally, some of the same activists will be hosting a number of American anti-LGBT groups at the World Congress of Families this month.)
Robertson, of course, said that America's support for LGBT rights is putting the nation's survival at risk and may be paving the way for the End Times and divine judgment.
The truth is, from what we understand in history, there hasn't been one nation in the history of the world that has openly embraced homosexual lifestyle and begun to practice the homosexual lifestyle that has endured. Every one of them has gone down. Every single one of them. Once rampant homosexuality takes place, then people don't take care of their children, they aren't concerned about the next generation, they're concerned about physical pleasure and the activities surrounding this lifestyle, they aren't planning for the future and the country goes to pot.
Right now it it's kind of in the balance, it's kind of interesting, but the fact that the European Union and the U.S. is trying to impose this lifestyle on a little country like Georgia that wants to stay orthodox is incredible.
You look at the Book of Revelation and it says, 'Mystery Mother of Harlots, you have made the world drunk with the wine of your fornication.' And you say, who is that 'mystery woman?' Well, more and more, this great nation of ours, the U.S. of A, is becoming — to take on that role. I don't know if we intend to but that's what's happening. We're making the nations drunk with the wine of our fornication and God brings judgment on a country that does that.
Today on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson denounced the "crazy" push for transgender nondiscrimination measures, calling it a Satanic plot to undermine America's "Judeo-Christian" traditions.
The televangelist was responding to the news that Alliance Defending Freedom and the Thomas More Society filed a lawsuit challenging the Department of Education in a case involving whether a female transgender student in Illinois can access girls' facilities. Robertson said that while he has no problem with transgender people undergoing hormone therapy and sex reassignment surgery — "no sin, nothing" — he doesn't think the federal government should get involved with the issue of trans discrimination and "make it a big cause célèbre."
"It's the constant driving of the agenda of anti-Christian bias," Robertson said. "We're going to destroy any semblance of the Christian morality that exists in our country and our government is going to be at the forefront of it, that's what you're looking at. It's one more attempt by the so-called progressives to destroy the Judeo-Christian fabric of America."
He went on to warn that nondiscrimination measures would "turn loose" a "voyeur who likes to look at little girls with no clothes on."
"The devil is obviously fighting at one particular place," Robertson continued. "It's not that there are a lot of people being discriminated against, they aren't."
Americans are "mad" and "furious," he added, because "they don't want this so-called progressive agenda being jammed down their throats."
Pat Robertson, the televangelist who once said that feminism is "a socialist, anti-family political movement that encourages women to leave their husbands, kill their children, practice witchcraft, destroy capitalism and become lesbians," today hailed the effort by some activists to "reclaim" feminism as a conservative movement.
Robertson's "700 Club" program profiled activists promoting what they call "maternal feminism," which emphasizes preserving traditional family structures and banning abortion. Robertson hailed these activists for showing the world "what true feminism is."
He said that women "don't have to go out and have some parade and march around topless and say nasty things like these former feminists." Feminism, Robertson said, had been distorted by "radicals" who wanted to "tear down the f-ing patriarchy and on and on."
"'Let's be radical and let's be free' and a whole generation of college women were probably scarred by the rhetoric of these people," he said. "But what we found as we've gone deeper into it is that some of those who were writing about feminism were actually making stuff up and lying."
Yesterday on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson said he was "simply appalled" by the negative reaction to North Carolina's new anti-LGBT law, claiming that the law is "perfectly reasonable" and that it was passed because "we don't want men going into women's bathrooms, we don't want predators going out where little girls are, we don't want voyeurs having free access to the women's locker rooms during games when they're changing clothes."
The televangelist contended – without any basis in fact or reality – that while there are some people who truly are transgender, many people identifying as transgender are frauds.
"People like that are relatively rare," Robertson said. "So much of this other stuff is put up, it's put on and it's just a fraud. And it's one more opportunity for the left to demonstrate against some aggrievement they claim to have that doesn't exist. This is a phony, phony, phony cause to get involved in. 'Well, I've got to look after the transgenders.' This is nonsense."
Today on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson said that countries like Belgium and France must respond with "violence" to the "infection" of Muslim immigrants, telling his co-host Terry Meeuwsen that these countries must fight Islam in the same way that a body fights a deadly disease.
Otherwise, "Europe is doomed. Doomed!" he said, before adding: "And we have a president here in America who refuses to name it, refuses to identify it and refuses to give us what's needed to kill the infection."
Robertson: Our bodies are amazingly resilient and they can throw off a small infection, something comes up and the body has mechanisms to deal with it and the body closes in on the invader and kills it and the body stays strong. But there comes a time if the infection is allowed to spread, and it will spread rapidly when the invader overtakes the healthy body, at which point there is sickness and then ultimately death.
No society should allow some alien body to come to its midst that preaches terror, preaches overthrow, preaches violence and preaches another form of government. We shouldn't have that.
Now, that's what is being allowed in Belgium and France and other parts of Europe in the name of political correctness. And the so-called socialist liberals think, 'I want to be open and I want to be welcoming to these people who come in.' Okay, a few of them, fine, assimilate into the society, learn the language, learn the customs and be Belgians. But these people are not. They're keeping on with their Islamic customs, Islamic dress, they're speaking Arabic and they're in the middle of Belgium and they're growing and metastasizing and it won't be long before they overwhelm the healthy body. Here in America and other places, we can only stand so much infection before it overwhelms us.
Meeuwsen: But once you've allowed that to occur and roots have gone down into a city or a region, is it too late to change that?
Robertson: Not really, but it's going to take violence. They've got to move in with the police dragnets.
Meeuwsen: Do you think they have the stomach for that?
Robertson: Well, no. That's the problem. You don't want to, you know, it seems like you're violating people's civil rights, you don't want to take away their liberty and violate the thing you are, but people have got to stand up and recognize the threat and if they don't do it the society's doomed. That's what's happening. All of our shows are showing, I mean our reporters are showing that Europe is doomed. Doomed! Because they refuse to acknowledge the existence of a pathogen in their midst, an infection, that has come in, and that's what radical Islam is, it's an infection. And we have a president here in America who refuses to name it, refuses to identify it and refuses to give us what's needed to kill the infection. As a matter of fact, he wants to take more of them and bring them into the country.
Meeuwsen: Crazy.
Robertson: It's crazy.
Meeuwsen: And in doing so we lose our own rights.
Reacting to Donald Trump's since-reversed assertion that women who have abortions should be punished if the procedure is outlawed, Pat Robertson seemed hesitant to rebuke the billionaire mogul. If abortion is murder, the televangelist said today, then it only makes sense to reach Trump's conclusion.
"You know, it's interesting, what Trump says, it shocks people, but at the same time the old adage was that abortion is illegal, that is was murder, and consequently if it's illegal and it's murder then there had to be some penalty attached to it," he said.
Robertson added that many anti-choice activists now say that the law "should punish the provider who does the abortion, not the woman who is having it, which sounds more reasonable. In any event, if somebody says abortion is murder, then what do you do to somebody who commits murder? It's a dilemma that people have been wrestling with and I'm certainly not going to get into it. But that does seem a bit draconian, but at the same time we've slaughtered close to 50 million unborn babies in America since Roe v. Wade."
Today on "The 700 Club," Pat Robertson defended Donald Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who is facing allegations that he grabbed and bruised former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields at a campaign event. Lewandowski was charged with simple battery yesterday over the incident.
"The female reporter rushed the candidate," Robertson said. "Where were the Secret Service people who were supposed to defend him? She could've had a knife. She could've had a gun. She could've had a bomb."
She had a pen.
"Secret Service did nothing so now the aide is being sued," he lamented.
Robertson's claim that Fields, a credentialed reporter, rushed Trump conflicts with a police report that found that the presidential candidate was taking questions from the press and signing autographs at the time.
According to the police report, rather than valiantly trying to save Trump from an assailant, Lewandowski, who initially claimed he "never touched" Fields, was just trying to get closer to the candidate:
The video parallels what Fields told me, in that Trump was walking towards the exit of the ballroom, taking questions, and signing autographs. Fields is seen on video, holding her phone up to Trump, appearing to ask him a question. Trump had looked in her direction, and then Lewandowski extended his left arm out, stepping between Trump and another male subject believed to be U.S. Secret Service. After extending his arm out, Lewandowski appeared to reach for Field's left arm with his left hand, allowing him to get closer to Fields.
Lewandowski then grabbed Fields left arm with his right hand, causing her arm to turn and step back. This motion cleared a path for Lewandowski to walk past Fields, allowing him to "catch up" and get closer to Trump, who was walking during this entire incident.
Pat Robertson once again expressed outrage over the NFL's strong opposition to an anti-LGBT bill in Georgia today, telling "700 Club" viewers that the league's stance has made him "sick at my stomach."
Yesterday, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed the bill, which would have created broad protections for businesses that openly discriminate against LGBT people.
"This whole thing is absolutely ludicrous," Robertson said. "This is the greatest nation on earth. We have degenerated beyond measure. And what are we fighting about? These things about transgender and so forth? I mean, who cares? This kind of thing is just absurd and we're making a big civil rights thing."
Robertson was outraged that "the NFL, supposedly a bunch of man-size warriors," are now saying that they "want homosexuals to be our heroes and we're going to fight for them" and "won't go to wherever the law says that Christians have a right to speak out."
"The whole thing is absolutely absurd and it makes me sick at my stomach," he said.
While Robertson claims that people no longer have the right to speak out against homosexuality or LGBT rights, anybody in America can still say whatever they want about the matter, as Robertson demonstrates nearly every week on his show.
Pat Robertson took issue today with the NFL's opposition to an anti-LGBT bill in Georgia, arguing that the league shouldn't care about the bill, which would effectively legalize anti-LGBT discrimination, since none of its players are gay.
"These guys are supposed to be tough warriors in the NFL," Robertson said. "Why are they suddenly going out to boycott a state because of some alleged offense against homosexual marriage? These NFL players are not going to get same-sex marriage, you wouldn't think. What is going on with those people?"
He lamented that "we are making a protected class of somebody that, you know, for centuries have been on the edges of society, and now suddenly it has become the big deal."
Georgia's Republican governor announced this morning that he will veto the legislation.
One of the bill's supporters, state Sen. Greg Kirk, told Robertson's news network that religious liberty won't exist in Georgia unless this bill is signed into law.
He also claimed that "in the other twenty-one countries that have passed same-sex laws, it has squelched the First Amendment rights of many of those citizens."
In an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network this week, right-wing evangelist Franklin Graham declared that Christians have a duty to vote even if their options do not include a candidate with a strong biblical worldview:
"And I'm not going to tell people who to vote for, I'm not going to do that -- let God tell you who to vote for," he said. "You may have to hold your nose, you may have to decide which is the least heathen of the two heathen."
Graham, who is travelling across the country for his Decision America tour, told CBN that he has no faith in either political party and that he left the Republican Party after congressional Republicans failed to defund Planned Parenthood. But he said America is at a "moral tipping point" and he denounced voices from "a left movement within the evangelical community" who he said were telling people not to vote if a particular candidate, seemingly a reference to Donald Trump, is the GOP nominee.
The goal of his tour, he said, is to encourage Christians to run for public office and vote for candidates who uphold biblical principles. The six-part pledge he wrote asks voters to promise to pray for the country and to vote in every election – "supporting, where possible, candidates who uphold biblical principles."
Signers of Graham's pledge also commit to "prayerfully consider running for office," even though Graham told CBN that he has never considered doing so himself. He thinks he can do more, he said, by challenging the church and challenging Christians to get out and vote.
On previous stops on his Decision America tour this year, Graham has said that if every city in America had a Christian mayor we wouldn't have "evil" and "wicked" laws that protect LGBT people from discrimination, and that there is "only one election left" to save America from godless secularism. In the midst of it all he found time to announce his support for a spectacularly unsuccessful boycott of Girl Scout Cookies called by St. Louis Archbishop Robert Carlson.


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TORONTO -- Derek Jeter and Hideki Matsui returned to the New York Yankees lineup for Thursday's series finale against the Blue Jays.
Jeter, the Yankees shortstop and captain, batted leadoff while Matsui was in the No. 5 slot as the designated hitter.
Jeter was batting .273 with four homers and 13 RBIs. He missed the prior two games because of a sore right oblique muscle, an injury that had been bothering him for about a week, but was declared ready to return after hitting in a batting cage before the game.
Manager Joe Girardi had previously said Jeter might not play until Friday, when the Yankees return home to begin a four-game series with Minnesota. Girardi said he was a little surprised Jeter was ready Thursday.
"Seeing how he was yesterday, I wasn't convinced he would be in the lineup," Girardi said. "I was more convinced that we would get Matsui back today but [Jeter] came in and said he felt good."
Matsui, who was batting .263 with three homers and 12 RBIs, left Tuesday's game after one at-bat with a tight right hamstring and did not play Wednesday.
Girardi said right-hander Chien-Ming Wang (hip) will make a second rehab start with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Sunday. Wang allowed three hits in six scoreless innings in his first rehab start on Tuesday.
"We want to see him close to what he was," Girardi said. "To me, that's consistency in his sinker and it was better last time. I'm pretty encouraged by that and I think Sunday it will be even better. At that point, we'll probably have to make a decision."
Alex Rodriguez, who has started all six games at third base since returning from hip surgery May 8, could DH Friday, Girardi said.
Left-hander Phil Coke (tight back) was not available Thursday but is expected to be ready Friday.


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Just over a year ago, we took an Audi A5 Cabriolet down to Cornwall for 5 days to put it through its paces, but the weather was appalling for all five days, so we did not experience the full pleasure of driving a convertible as not once were we able to have the roof down!
So, I contacted Audi again and explained that we would like to write a review of the latest Audi A5 Quattro Cabriolet, and they very kindly agreed to let us revisit this car. The model we were lent was the A5 cabriolet, 2.0 TF SI Quattro SE 230 PS S Tronic finished in metallic Monsoon grey with a black roof and red fine Nappa leather interior. The many extras increased the cost from a basic price of £37,750 to £60,940 on the road which may seem a lot but in comparison with its rivals, from Mercedes Benz and BMW it is cheaper and in my opinion a very stylish, luxury convertible that looks as good on the inside as it does from the outside.
Someone asked me an interesting question last week: what would you do if given precisely 5 years to live, assuming your death was to be neither traumatic or fearful (a big ask I know). My immediate answer was to do more fishing. Then I considered the question again – family, travel, money – well, they all crowded in but in the end I circled back to fishing. As former Liverpool football manager Bill Shankley replied when asked whether football was life and death, "No, it's more important than that."
Well, I'm not intending to die just yet (make that my epitaph) but I'm beginning to think Bill may have had a point. Let's face it you'll never be able to re-live the year again. Once the days are gone, they are gone. The cadence of the summer months can't be jammed into single day or week. So, having decided on the principle of more fishing I think I better set a few parameters.
The Vintage Magazine, that is the editor and his wife, two daughters with accompanying husbands and their respective two children apiece recently spent a fabulous week skiing at St. Martin de Belleville, actually that is not technically correct, we stayed in St. Martin but skiied in the vast area of the Three Valleys (aka Les Trois Vallées if you are French) which incorporates, Courcheval, Val Thorens, Méribel, Les Menuires, Saint Martin De Belleville, La Tania, Orelle and Brides les Bains; that makes 600 kilometres of slopes to explore and a resort to suit every taste and budget and every level of skiing ability from wonderfully groomed blue pistes to vertiginous couloirs. There are in fact 321 Alpine ski runs made up of 51 green, 132 blue, 106 red and 32 black making this area perfect for families.
We chose St. Martin de Belleville as we had stayed here about 12 years ago and had fallen in love with the authentic charm of this Savoie region village but also because of the high speed gondolas and chairlifts which whisked us off and up into all the other ski areas.
Another day, another loss. As commemorations and mourning begins for the victims in Belgium, a numbness has settled across Europe. Things weren't supposed to be like this anymore. The world was supposed to be different. Europe was supposed to be different.
Like many of my friends I found the latest attacks upsetting, but no longer shocking. We have seen the images before and seen the same motions performed by our leaders, individuals in our social media circle and figures in our respective communities. As sad as it may be, it seems that a dawning realisation has settled across Europe that these attacks are no longer "abnormal", but rather a new normal.
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Here he summarises the key points from the Chancellor's budget that he thinks will specifically have an impact on you as an investor, ranging from changes in pension legislation to ISAs to savings. There's a section covering fags, booze and gambling tax and apologies if all/any of these aren't your thing. He promises that he is not casting personal aspersions by including them!
Highlights of the budget include a major reduction in capital gains tax for all, which is great news. We also saw the ISA regime for under 40s improved significantly. Also there was no change to personal pension legislation, as promised.
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We were given a Jaguar XE to review and to give it a thorough test we took it to Luton Hoo Hotel on the Bedfordshire, Herefordshire border to put it through its paces.
Just looking at this sports saloon and its pleasing streamlined stylish body gives a clue of what lies within. Jaguar have excelled themselves with this model, the interior is comfortable and spacious with gloss black finishes to the door trims and their signature 'Riva Hoop' sweeping above the instrument panel and taking pride of place in the sweep of the fascia is the 8 inch touchscreen infotainment system – apologies here for such a ghastly word but I suppose it explains what this does – which brings fast access to all the car's features and functions. And on the automatic models, which our car was, is Jaguar's unique rotary drive selector which rises up from the central console – a particular favourite of ours.
The starting gun has been fired and now begins the race. By the end of June 2016, the UK will have made the most important decision it has faced in 25 years. Do we stay or do we go?
Luton Hoo is yet another example of a once powerful and influential family losing their wealth and being forced to sell the 'family jewels'. Luton Hoo was one of England's grandest stately homes, and its sale marked the final episode in the sad story of the Phillips family, who inherited the Grade I listed mansion in 1977.
When staying there one is surrounded by the history of Luton Hoo which plays a major part of the whole guest experience. So it is worth learning a little of the background story to this home and to those who had once lived and loved here.
Mountstone Partners create and manage bespoke investment portfolios for wealthy families, charities and trusts. CEO James Keen publishes a monthly investment update for their clients. Here is James Keen's February Newsletter – please contact him if you have any queries about the markets or indeed the portfolio.
It has been the worst start to a year for equity markets since 2008. All major indices have fallen on fears of continuing slowdown in China, potential default concerns surrounding the European banks, political risk emanating from a potential Brexit and a weak corporate earnings season. Over 1 year the Hang Seng has fallen 22.6%, The FTSE 100 by 15.2% and the S&P 500 by 10%.
With this backdrop it is understandable to worry about the future prospects for markets in 2016, however in the short-term investors will often overreact in such conditions. We believe that this is the case now, epitomised by Japanese equities trading on their lowest price to earnings ratios ever at the same time as Japan having its best macroeconomic conditions for decades.
However, in this edition of our regular market overview we have focused on an asset class that is often considered uncorrelated with equities – high yield bonds. These debt instruments are fixed interest investments and therefore often mistakenly seen as a hedge/protection against falling equities. We attempt to dispel that myth and argue that high yield bonds should be considered as a "risk-on" asset just as equities are. They can (and have) delivered excellent returns in the right economic conditions but over the past 12 months, high yield has had a torrid time, just like equities. Those investors who own large exposure in this asset class should therefore be very aware of what they own.
Will high yield bonds recover if equities start to perform well again? We consider the various factors influencing demand and prices of these investments and determine whether or not they now look good value after a prolonged period of poor performance.


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Friendship is Magic Gambling Machines by PixelKittiesWatch
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For my Las Pegasus piece for Ms. Libman I wanted to populate the background Casino with cool pony-themed machines. Sadly, they ended up pretty much hidden behind all the characters and other important goodies. Here's a better look at the four themed slot machines! I was planning to include a "Madeline" one as well in honor of Andrea, but just didn't get around to it!
I want the alicorn amulet one AND the alicorn amulet to give to my mom so she can take over the world! Sorry I have Sombri here. She's my bad side AND my sister AND my best friend. Like, she's literally my bad side. I created her from me with a potion, cause, ya know, stuff.
Awesome! Wait, this seems familiar somehow...
I want one
rofl whoa O_o
when I saw Trixie's I thought her arm turned into some weird mechanical hoof and when I noticed it was a machine I burst out laughing XD
With MLP:FIM coming out in Japan, I wouldn't be surprised if they make some pachinslot machines based on the show.
all of them looks awesome! <3
My favourite's the Evil Enchantress, Zecora's awesome
Although it could also be because I'm a fan of spiders, and the ones Luna animated were cool.
Although it could also be because I'm a fan of spiders, and the ones Luna animated were cool.
Holy mackerel, nice slot machine designs. I can't believe what will happen if you would to make an FiM pinball machine instead.
These are clever as balls.
These are awesome
I wouldn't like to spin a tail
Those are some awesome lookin machines ya got there. Would totally try out the Alicorn one.
Ahaha, I'm glad you posted these by themselves. It's too bad the Black Cat couldn't be featured better in the full piece, it's really cute and funny.
Needs a Vinyl Scratch video slot
Opal is NOT amused I loved this! You're so talented, man
Idea: pony pinball machines!
The Great and Powerful Gambling Machine
Id loose ALOT of bits to these things.
Noticing these aren't the traditional insert
coinbit machines, but those pesky ticket printing ones :V
Now I really want to go to Vegas again.
I freaking love you right now.
Excellent work, PK.
I'd love to see your take on pinball machines and arcade cabinets for equestria
HA SCREW THESE GAMLING MACHINES I GOT A BETTER ONE!(pulls out street fighter machine)
Evil Enchantress is the coolest. And probably the most addictive as well.
Iron Will is best slot machine. Nice job.
buffalo casino
Creativity indeed. ^_^ Great job Pixel.


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Would like to diversify...
Starbux SBUX and QCOM
Glad we have a broader rally today. An AAPL breather is positive. iPad3 to be introduced next week. All Good!
After getting long about five weeks ago... I'll be doing some selling this morning to lighten up on the long side.
Made some nice coin... in spite of still holding VXX .... Uuuurrrgh !
roll it...
SELL IT . BUY april VXX options . timing looks nice...perfect.
Musk, My only problem with the market now is that is has made such a nice move. I have lots of stocks that are working but I'd be very hesitant to add to my winners since there valuations are getting stretched. I do have a few that I feel are reasonably valued now such as DECK(still sitting on a multibagger even after the recent selloff).
DECK Appears to be one of few cheap opportunities out there currently. Peg of .88 as of this moment.
http://beta.fool.com/mhenage/2012/02/28/deckers-long-term-view/2431/?source=eogyholnk0000001 Good article. Currently DECK scores near the top of my screen. The fundamentals have actually gotten BETTER after the last qtr and it has since moved higher up on my screen.
Others that are reasonable now are CLF, MOS, FCX.....jmho.
But for the most part I was buying when everyone was scared to death over the last 6 months to a year and it did pay off:
In general, I'm finding it harder to find the kind of cheap valuations I like so I will not add to any positions or take new positions until we have a correction.
MOS and FCX are similar to PBR - they just aren't moving. Good valuations but lousy price action.
I agree with the person who posted about sitting on the sidelines in cash (or the trader who recomended doing so). I play a little here and there on pullbacks but am out quickly.
Congrats. I wish I had bot ISRG when we first discussed it.
I like MA.
KERX, a small biotech.
Phase III trial in colon cancer pending, results in the next 2 months. In my opinion, there is a high chance for success.
I enjoy reading your non-PBR posts on this site, except about Israel.
I hope you got out of KERX before today. Yikes! This is why I don't play around in the spec arena much.
KERX: Nice move today. Please keep us posted on the Phase 3 ... could be huge!
lvs cree eog jazz
A couple more to mention:
I won't make any claims about the companies ... but the stock have been hot of late.
Holding both long.
Thanks, RG, great list:
lvs - Looking good!
cree - Stock is doing great but I cannot figure out why given the weakness in the sector. Think I may go with some names that have not made such a big move in recent weeks. Congrats.
eog - Wow, quite chart. Am I too late?
jazz - Love the chart, the numbers, the business will buy this tomorrow.
This is from Jeff Clark, super short term trader,
"I was reminded of this yesterday when I looked in the mirror and noticed a bruise forming on my forehead. A few hours earlier, I had pounded my forehead on my desk as the S&P 500 defied gravity and made another new high for the year… despite multiple warning signs from the Volatility Index, Summation Indexes, sentiment indicators, and many other technical indicators.
Just about every indicator I follow is waving the "caution" flag. Yet price action is undeniably bullish.
For a trader, there really isn't anything to do here. This is one of those times where the sidelines look like the most comfortable place to be. Stocks are far too extended and there's just too much risk to be overly exposed to the long side of the stock market. But the momentum and price action are too strong to justify aggressive short positions.
The best strategy is to wait for the market to play out the same script from last year. A 5%-8% decline will be enough to relieve most of the overbought conditions and eliminate the "warning" signs on most of the technical indicators. And it'll set the stage for a late spring-time rally to new yearly highs on the major stock indexes… Just like what happened last year."
My thesis is that investors will finally realize that the global economy is growing below expectations.
- Hard commodities and energy sell-off
- Multinationals sell-off
- Staples do OK
- US mid-cap and cloud/IT do OK
- Communications,esp. cellular complex, do OK
Maybe we get a bounce after. The rough patch will come around the elections, as investors concentrate on the impending budget cuts, stimulus reductions, etc... all of which will hurt the economy unless politcal compromise allows a more intelligent/rational path to emerge... fat chance.
They don't seem to be cheap and this one doesn't make any money, but it is on fire:
CLNE, which you have been touting too Musk, had doubled this year as well, but they aren't making any money either.
This is but another reason I think the market rally is fake. These stocks should be making money big time, but they aren't.
Seems like we have some profit taking/consolidation going on. I have seen MOS come off a bottom recently. Hopefully it's a bottom lol.
Near time volatility is low but if you look out to April, May,...summer, They expect volatility to return. Arwen may be right at that point in time.
Personally, I'm not adding till we get a nice "slow stochastic" signal....could be months, who knows for sure.