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What Does July 4th Really Mean?
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Marianne July 4th address
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What a delight to hear a candidate talk candidly and honestly about what needs to happen to heal the country and move it forward into the future. She chose to give this on July 4th, because as a nation we have lost the true meaning of that day and what it really meant at that time and what it means today.
Marianne talks about the history of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution and what those documents and the movements that made them possible meant to that generation and what it means to this generation. She considers the major transformational movements that have taken place in this nation when there were serious issues that needed to be dealt with: the Revolutionary Movement, Abolition, Women's Suffrage, and the Civil Rights Movement, and how each affected the generations that launched and participated in those movements. Then she describes how now it is this generation's turn and duty to launch its own movement. Her message is one of hope and a call to action.
She warns us about focusing on the symptoms of problems rather than the root causes. She outlines how money has totally corrupted the system and how this is a key root cause of many of our problems. Both political parties have to share the responsibility for this happening and for not moving decisively to eliminate this growing cancer on our system. For a political candidate, there was very little political content with the focus on social and economic problems and solutions on how to deal with them.
I found it amazing that Marianne could speak all this time, never missing a beat and yet using no notes, no teleprompters, no presentations, no reminders, and no scripts. This is someone who truly believes what she says and speaks from the heart.
You owe it to yourself just to listen and make up your own mind on your thoughts about her message. Watch here....
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Q: Accessing network shared file while using windows authentication in firefox A MVC web app, hosted in IIS with Windows Authentication and ASP.NET Impersonation, accesses a shared network location and lists the files shared to the current user. Its working from chrome and not working when a Firefox is used.
System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name

This returns the current user in both cases. But when Firefox is used, Access is denied to the shared location.
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The issue in firefox is fixed but now MS Edge has the same problem

A: Type in about:config in firefox address bar
Whitelist your uris in
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1. The prison metaphor is discussed in Brombert, Victor. "The Happy Prison: A Recurring Romantic Metaphor" in David Thorburn and Geoffrey Hartman, Romanticism: Vistas, Instances, Continuities. (Ithaca: Cornell UP, 1973) 62-79; Ronald Paulson, Emblem and Expression: Meaning in English Art of the Eighteenth Century. ( Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UP, 1975) 64-8; Lorenz Eitner, "Cages, Prisons, and Captives in Eighteenth-Century Art". in Images of Romanticism: Verbal and Visual Affinities, Karl Kroeber and William Walling, eds. (New Haven: Yale UP, 1978) 13-38.
3. M. H. Abrams, Natural Supernaturalism: Tradition and Revolution in Romantic Literature (New York: Norton, 1971), 91-92.
The main fury of the blast had already blown over, and we apprehended little danger from the violence of the wind but we looked forward to its total cessation with dismay, well believing, that in our shattered condition, we should inevitably perish in the tremendous swell which should ensue. But this very Just apprehension seemed by no means likely to be soon verified. For five entire days and nights . . . the hulk flew at a rate defying computation, before rapidly succeeding flaws of wind . . . more terrific than any tempest I had before encountered.... We awaited in vain for the arrival of the sixth day- that day to me has not yet arrived — to the Swede never did arrive. Thenceforward we were enshrouded in pitchy darkness, so that we could not have seen an object at twenty paces from the ship. Eternal night continued to envelop us .... We neglected all care of the ship, as worse than useless, and securing ourselves as well as possible, to the stump of the mizzen-mast, looked out bitterly into the world of ocean We had no means of calculating time, nor could we form any guess of our situation.... In the meanwhile every moment threatened to be our last.... I could not help feeling the utter hopelessness of hope itself.
In contrast to the situations of shipwreck, avalanche, or the other versions of crisis one encounters in George Stubbs's Lion Attacking a Horse (1770, Yale University Art Gallery) or Elie Delaunay's The Plague at Rome (1869, Louvre), this equally important paradigm is not particularly kinetic. Thus, whereas the shipwreck and analogous forms of the situation of crisis present the instant at which powerful forces first impinge upon the victim, this situation has an essentially different structure. The men on the drifting hulk, like those in the analogous situations of being trapped on a desert island, lost in a labyrinth, or shut in prison, are held in, contained, circumscribed by forces that block their aims and constrain free action.1 This basically static situation obviously bears a less intense emotional charge than the situations of sudden crisis, such as shipwreck. This paradigm (or what Paul Ricoeur terms a "schema of existence")2 appears in a Christian or traditional form far less commonly than does that of the shipwreck, and its primary meaning seems to be as an image of primal isolation — of isolation from both God and other human beings. Its relation to the Christian topos of the life journey, like that of the shipwreck, takes the form of diametrical opposition, but the chief emphasis falls, not upon the cataclysmic interruption of the voyage, but upon simple cessation of movement and consequent deprivation. Poe's application of this paradigm in "MS. Found in a Bottle" both traps the survivors on the floating hulk, thus threatening their lives, and also deprives them of freedom, food, and even light and a sense of time passing. The significance of the shipwreck and castaway paradigms, then, is that by transforming the Christian metaphor of the life-voyage, they provided a superbly appropriate analogy to the way many men and women experienced their world these past two centuries. The full explanation for this changed use of basic cultural paradigms during this period would require something very like a complete history of recent Western civilization. Although such a history clearly lies beyond the bounds of this study and the capabilities of its author, let me tempt the charge of rashness by suggesting a few of the more central factors that have called this imaginative landscape into being.
he crisis of Christianity and its drawn out death-struggles over the past few centuries certainly provide the chief reason why these two paradigms became important. The medieval historian Lynn White has proposed (during a seminar at the Society for the Humanities, Cornell University, in autumn 1969) that in the future when students of history find the periods into which we divide the years since the Middle Ages increasingly cumbersome and increasingly unsatisfactory, they will call the centuries from the sixth to the twentieth the "Christian Ages"; for during this time the beliefs of Christianity, which were generally accepted as divine revelation, formed and informed the morality, philosophy, science, economics, and politics of the West. In thus suggesting the sixth and twentieth centuries as outer limits of the Christian Ages, Professor White sets his boundaries as wide as possible, for, as R. H: Tawney has shown in Religion and the Rise of Capitalism (1926), the unified view of God and man which typified the Middle Ages had already begun to disappear with the Reformation and the rise of Protestantism, capitalism, and nationalism. And one should add that as early as the seventeenth century, the ideas of Descartes, Hobbes, and Locke were beginning to erode the philosophical bases of Christianity, a process continued by the philosophes, the emotionalist moral philosophers of the Scottish school, and the sciences of geology and biology. At the same time that older conceptions of man's place in a hierarchically ordered universe began to weaken, new models of the human mind, new attitudes towards society, and new conceptions of politics wore away at Christian belief. With the French Revolution, perhaps the central event of modern history, the imaginative landscape of Europe, now politicized in an entirely new way, had changed for ever. Then, in the next century Darwinian theories of natural selection, the new philology, and German Higher Criticism further undercut belief in the literal truth of the Scriptures and their relevance to contemporary life, as did the writings of Marx and Freud.
By claiming that the increasing secularization of America, Britain, and Europe caused the genesis and subsequent popularity of these new paradigms or non-religious schemes of existence, I do not mean either that Christianity completely disappears from Western civilization at a particular date or that the student of culture can easily recapture the imaginative tone of individual minds with casual references to secularizatiop. In fact, although Western thought becomes increasingly more secular between the late Middle Ages and the present — which is to say that non-Christian or anti-Christian cultural codes and ideas become increasingly more important — that change is especially difficult to chart. One reason for such difficulty lies in the fact that until quite recently secularization rarely took the form of the abandonment of Christian positions and their replacement by explicitly non-Christian ones.
Furthermore, major instances of religion's loss of previous ideological dominance frequently appear to the agents involved as necessary combinations of retreat and advance. For example, every time a group of independent Christians has abandoned what had once been a fundamental doctrine or attitude, its members have announced that they were abandoning false belief as a way of purifying Christianity. Thus, the American Unitarians abandoned the divinity of Christ, the Broad Church Anglicans the literal truth of the Bible, and the seventeenth-century Calvinists earlier prohibitions against usury. Similarly, to Evangelical Protestants of all denominations their de-emphasis or even complete abandonment of church tradition and church hierarchy, like their emphasis upon subjective emotional states, seemed — and to many still seems — to signify the advance, rather than the retreat, of faith in everyday life. None the less, one can justifiably argue on two grounds that such changes in the Christian religion constitute evidence of progressive secularization in Western society.
First, they in fact opposed earlier forms of Christian belief that had more completely permeated Western culture. There can be no doubt that during the past several centuries, Christianity, which once so completely dominated European thought, has played an increasingly smaller role in political ideology and action, economic theory, and the arts; and any form of Christianity, such as fundamentalist Protestantism, which supports such lessening influence, de facto contributes to secularization. Second, when viewed at a distance, most of these changes obviously appear as signs of Christianity's lessening power and influence because they did not in fact fulfill their early claim to revivify Christian belief and thence restore it to its earlier position of pre-eminence. After all, had Essays and Reviews (1860), Bishop Colenso's The Pentateuch and the Book and Joshua Critically Examined (1862), and Broad Church abandonment of earlier belief in Verbal inspiration actually created a major and long-lasting religious revival, then one would have to grant that their narrowing of traditional bases of religious faith successfully produced a new stage of Christianity, equal in influence and power to that of the Middle Ages. As one who has devoted considerable attention to the generally unrecognized major role that scriptural interpretation had upon Victorian culture, I am the last to claim that Christianity completely lost its power over men's minds in the last century. On the other hand, I am also forced to recognize that, despite apparent anomalies like Victorian typology, the broad history of Christianity during the past two centuries is one of sporadic advances amid general retreat and even surrender.
Attempting, in the absence of God, to employ a structure or paradigm originally based upon the coming together of man and his maker has certain obvious difficulties, the most basic of which is that one party, and that the least able, now has to do all the work. Abrams's description of the grandiose enterprise of British and German Romanticism again demonstrates how codes, paradigms, or structures originally developed as part of orthodox Christian belief then became applied to a secular program; and one may add that when nineteenth-century thinkers perceived that limited time-bound, relatively helpless humanity could not in fact assume the power and glory of a deity, then the ironic and subversive capacities of the originally Christian paradigms became particularly compelling.


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So what is the big deal here?. Nothing, but this is the first time the company has ever mentioned its upcoming OS' name. The next Windows release has been known as "Windows Threshold" so far. Rumors already suggested it would be called Windows 9, so this is not at all a surprise. However, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out its name as Windows 9.
The post also indicates a bit about upcoming features such as return of the Start Menu, which Windows 8 users all over the world have been craving for. The new Start Menu will be hybrid of both model, means the feature should offer both experiences, Metro UI and pinning while fulfilling what it is meant to be for desktop users.
Microsoft is expected to hold an event on September 30th and the event should detail more about upcoming Windows 9. It should also release Technology Preview of the OS for developers and enterprise users. It seems like the Windows 8 is the new Vista and the company doesn't want to associate the new OS with it.


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Adoption of AI Surveillance Technology Surges
China Is Leading Supplier, But Other Countries Catching Up, Report Finds Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • September 18, 2019
Sources: Carnegie (chart), Sanderflight (photo)
Governments' use of artificial intelligence technology that provides surveillance capabilities is rapidly spreading, according to a new report from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
The Global Expansion of AI Surveillance report offers a country-by-country look at the AI surveillance capabilities in place across 176 countries, based on data gathered since 2017. It finds that numerous countries are not only developing various AI surveillance technologies domestically, but also exporting it to other countries, where governments are deploying it at a more rapid pace than many experts predicted.
The rapid adoption of AI surveillance is cause for concern because the rise of facial recognition, big data platforms and predictive police capabilities give governments the ability to track and analyze individuals' behaviors - and to advance political goals - in ways that were never before possible, says report author Steven Feldstein, an associate professor of public affairs at Boise State University (see: Facial Recognition: Big Trouble With Big Data Biometrics).
"As these technologies become more embedded in governance and politics, the window for change will narrow."
—Steven Feldstein
"Sadly I'm not surprised," says Alan Woodward, a computer science professor at the University of Surrey, commenting on the report's finding that AI surveillance technology is being rapidly embraced by governments. "Adoption of something this useful for security is bound to run ahead, and as is so often the case, particularly ahead of the legislation or regulation one might hope for."
Technology, of course, is the limiting practical factor when designing more automated surveillance systems. But tool set capabilities and combinations have been rapidly improving.
"Several breakthroughs are making new achievements in the field possible: the maturation of machine learning and the onset of deep learning; cloud computing and online data gathering; a new generation of advanced microchips and computer hardware; improved performance of complex algorithms; and market-driven incentives for new uses of AI technology," says Feldstein, who's also a nonresident fellow in Carnegie's Democracy, Conflict, and Governance Program. He formerly served as a deputy assistant secretary in the Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor Bureau at the U.S. Department of State.
Index of AI Global Surveillance
The study's AI Global Surveillance Index reports that at least 75 countries now use AI technologies for surveillance purposes, including facial recognition systems in 64 countries, smart/safe city platforms in 56 countries, and predictive policing in 52 countries.
Source: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Feldstein says his report carries some caveats. "The index does not distinguish between AI surveillance used for legitimate purposes and unlawful digital surveillance," he says. "Rather, the purpose of the research is to shine a light on new surveillance capabilities that are transforming the ability of states - from autocracies to advanced democracies - to keep watch on individuals."
AI Surveillance Tech: China Dominates
The report finds that there's a free flow of technology between authoritarian regimes and liberal democracies, on both the selling and procuring fronts (see: Amazon Rekognition Stokes Surveillance State Fears).
China is the leader in the AI surveillance technology field, the report finds, noting that buyers of its wares include many countries linked to China's $1 trillion Belt and Road Initiative. The global infrastructure improvement strategy, which has been likened to a Chinese Marshall Plan, is designed to give the country a long-term, global strategic advantage.
"Technology linked to Chinese companies - particularly Huawei, Hikvision, Dahua, and ZTE - supply AI surveillance technology in 63 countries, 36 of which have signed onto China's Belt and Road Initiative," the report finds. "Huawei alone is responsible for providing AI surveillance technology to at least 50 countries worldwide. No other company comes close."
The next largest non-Chinese supplier is Japan's NEC, which supplies technology to 14 countries. The U.S. is also a relatively big player, with IBM selling such technology to 11 countries, Palantir to nine countries and Cisco to six countries.
The buying and selling flows freely regardless of government type.
"China is exporting surveillance tech to liberal democracies as much as it is targeting authoritarian markets," Feldstein says. "Likewise, companies based in liberal democracies - for example, Germany, France, Israel, Japan, South Korea, the U.K., the United States - are actively selling sophisticated equipment to unsavory regimes."
Huawei and IBM didn't immediately respond to a request for comment on the report's findings.
Privacy Protections Lag
Feldstein says his report is meant to provoke public policy debate about not just how governments are deploying AI surveillance technologies, but what they can and must do to safeguard their citizens' rights.
"The good news is that there is ample time to initiate a much-needed public debate about the proper balance between AI technology, government surveillance and the privacy rights of citizens," Feldstein says. "But as these technologies become more embedded in governance and politics, the window for change will narrow."
As the state of biometrics and wider AI surveillance technologies continues to rapidly improve, many security experts say it's time for legislation and regulations to catch up.
"I personally think there should be a much greater public discussion about the use of AI in a variety of fields: law enforcement, medicine, transportation and many others," Woodward says. "Each has safety implications and that at the very least should cause scrutiny."
As with so many types of technology, how AI surveillance tools get deployed can carry upsides and downsides. Furthermore, just because a technology gets deployed doesn't mean it's useful, or that the data it captures has been secured (see: Use of Facial Recognition Stirs Controversy).
"Where AI is proving useful is predicting where police forces should deploy," Woodward says. "It monitors various sources - e.g. social media - and can be present to head off trouble at the pass. My concern here is that it's a short step from there to 'pre-crime.' We need to understand the limits of AI, and always have a human in the loop."
Other outstanding issues include the impact of such technology on privacy rights, how long such data should be retained, as well as who's responsible - users, buyers, developers - when it fails. "Who is liable if AI makes a mistake?" Woodward asks.
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rapidly along the shores of the Red Sea. Breeding along the coasts of Eritrea and Sudan, the swarms are spreading farther afield, with at least one having crossed over the Red Sea to Saudi Arabia in mid-January and more a week later. Swarms also went north along the Red Sea towards Egypt.
ZIMBABWE:The country has collapsed ... Internet is shut – and reports from Zimbabwe tell horrific tales of police and army butchering civilians – openly in the street with no international press, no citizen journalist/s with camera's or even cell phones.
In this Jan. 9, 2019, photo, A family collects the body of their son who died at Parirenyatwa Hospital in Harare, Zimbabwe. The family who blamed the death of their son on the doctors strike said they were devastated. A doctors strike in Zimbabwe has crippled a health system that was already in intensive care from neglect. It mirrors the state of affairs in a country that was full of promise a year ago with the departure of longtime leader Robert Mugabe but is now facing economic collapse.
Today the situation has taken a tremendous turn. The country has collapsed. Internet is shut – and reports from Zimbabwe tell horrific tales of police and army butchering civilians – openly in the street with no international press, no citizen journalist/s with camera's or even cell phones.The citizenry are 'home alone' with the forces of evil.
It is ironic that the same cadres that caused the uprisings of the 1970's against white farmers, who ultimately took governmental and political control and for whose rising many Rhodesian employees rose and up and slaughtered their employers in a mad compromise of their humanity by exchanging truth for a lie – whose YA given moral law written on their hearts exchanged for the lie that the 'end justifies the means'.
Well that 'end' has finally come – and what an end it is, visiting destruction upon the 3rd and 4th generation/s; the end is the irony of those that rose up, are now victims of the tyranny of the Global World Order, just ripe fruit ready to be plucked and 'deleted' to make way for the Chinese occupation of their once glorious land.
Is South Africa (SA) watching ??! You can be sure the answer is a simple and resounding .. NO (if you believe that SA are going to assist). However, SA are watching but this is a sinister sign, we are watching the unfolding of a humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe – which will lead to untold thousands (more) Zimbabweans leaving Zimbabwe for South Africa – and we all know how that story line goes .. it's a Globalist textbook replay "Rex 84/Martial Law in the US" / Islam into the Western Europe / as for South Africa – the same is planned for here!!
APRIL 12, 2019 TRUCKER STRIKE WOULD STOP AMERICA!
How is it possible that one the most devastating apocalyptic doomsday devices ever created could be alive and deadlier than ever? A series of unfortunate events have unfolded that has left our world not the brink of nuclear disaster.
If a first strike was to ever be launched against Russia that would wipe out the majority of their country; they have a plan to strike back from the grave with devastating consequences. Not since the Cold War has this device been discussed but now it's back in headlines. Is it simply an empty threat deterrent or is it more…we must hope that we never find out.
The FCC gave approval to SpaceX on March 29, 2018, to launch 4,425 satellites into low orbit around the Earth.
The Democratic Party leadership are people who will not hesitate to send you, me and our collective families off to FEMA camps after they DISARM US, (which will spark a civil war and martial law). Who are these people? How about all 80 Congressional representatives who belong to front groups for the Muslim Brotherhood and the American Communist Party. Some of these names include Elizabeth Warren, Al Franken, Chuck Schumer, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Nancy Pelosi (soon-to-be 2 heartbeats away from the Presidency).
The overall roll-out of this nightmare, will happen following a George Soros-led-coup. Or, when the Democrats are able to regain both Houses of Congress and/or the Presidency. Therefore, mark 2020 as a possible time frame for this nightmare to unfold. CLICK HERE to read more.
The former Supreme Court Justice in reference to use of a latin phrase, which loosely translated states that, "in times of war, the laws fall silent… You are kidding yourself if you think the same thing will not happen again..the comments were made in reference to the heinous Korematsu v. United States ruling which attempted to legitimize FDR's use of internment camps for American citizens of Japanese heritage). The operative term here would be American citizens. Anerican citizens who were detained for overt physical racial characteristics.
Today we all face the great beast that has developed technologies that can make us think we are going crazy, possessed with demons and even become murderous to our own loved ones. Anyone who thinks they are immune to this technology may possibly be under psycho control or influence already.
Many have been trying to figure out why China has been building so many "Ghost Cities" now you will know why. The US is on a planned collision course, as the Elite await for the destruction of Nationalism.
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Geoengineering tests are being public announced by Harvard University, the Solar Geoengineering Research Program is now public. So much for the conspiracy, Firsts spray trials will begin in early 2019 with calcium carbonate injected into cloud layers using a tethered balloon to begin with, moving to a fleet of aircraft at full roll out.
he plan is to mimic a Pinatubo eruption level event to cool the planet by 0.6C within 15 months, termed rapid cooling. This will occur the same time the planet begins to cool as the Grand Solar Minimum intensifies, so it appears Harvard is trying to give itself success in the aerosol spraying program to cool the planet, but in actuality its the Sun in its 400 year cycle T. The program will be indefinite due to "termination shock" and full reversal to global warming conditions if they stop. Global taxes to follow, new Geoengineering Taxes, no longer CO2 tax, they switched the narrative.
In the above video Steve Quayle shared what he has discovered about Stargate technology, super soldier programs and a large chunk of our ancient history that has been hidden from the general public. The listener will be on the edge of their seat as Steve reveals these ancient secrets and how these variables are still active today as they carry profound meaning for everyone in our time.
Brethren of the faith, to openly propose that a sitting president should unilaterally by pass the Constitution, become a dictator, and round up political enemies is incredibly foolish. How can patriots and Christians support this?
It is suggested that the above video "Dulce, NATO, AREA 51..." be viewed before listening to Phil Schneider's presentation, on "Underground Alien Bases"... in order to better understand why this man was murdered shortly after giving this presentation.
Please keep in mind that Phil was not a Christian and not "of the light"--therefore his attempts to expose the secret things of darkness without being "of the light" made him fair game and a prey to the enemy.
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He wrote the script years ago, and now, he is going to steer it into the battlefield of war.
In this session, Nathan and Donna Leal will break down the details of how this is going to play out.
This is a very important program that will explain how WW3 is knocking on the door, and it is time for everyone to prepare. It will also visit how Cambridge Analytica carried out a psy-op against the American people.
Please share this with your friends and family members. They need to be informed that it is time for everyone to get their houses in order.
False Holy Spirit through electronic means… Is the Pastor anointed? Or is it just radio waves stimulating your brain! Voice to Skull Technologycalled Psychotronics is now being used in many Churches Please listen to this SCOTT HENSLER video!


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Earlier this year, I was really impressed with stormpulse, a mash up that provides nearly real time visualizations of hurricanes and the expected trajectories (as a probabilistic band). The whole thing is driven by public data and in addition to being really cool if you are in Salt Lake City, is probably even cooler if you need to decide to leave before landfall.
Is anyone out there trying to do something like this?
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Startup news ticker: Jobzella secures a first funding round; Mooda.com celebrates UAE National Day
Wamda • 05 November, 2013
Welcome to Wamda's weekly startup news ticker, which will offer quick announcements and stories relevant to the region. If you have a quick news release to share about your startup, let us know at editor@wamda.com.
Thursday October 7th, 2013
Mummy ChitChats launches mobile shopping function
Mummy ChitChats, a social network application for moms, has recently announced the release of a new shopping experience via their mobile app.
The latest update, which coincides with the startup's first anniversary, includes fixes on all platforms, as well as a new concept for mothers, creatively called Mobile Shopping. "A mother can now access the list of different offers, choose the colors, sizes, etc. and make an order easily with a push of a button and pay cash on delivery," says founder Pakinam Elbadry. "Currently, Jumia in Egypt has joined to be part of this initiative in serving mothers better and making shopping easier through a series of offers added on Mummy ChitChats".
Jobzella secures its first round of investment
Jobzella, an Egyptian network for job seekers, has secured its first round of investment from K.I Angel, an angel investment fund in Egypt.
The amount was not disclosed, but the Egyptian fund will be taking a 15% equity stake in the company. "I saw a great opportunity, and a seasoned, very passionate team, which is what I always look for in my investments," said Khaled Ismail, the chairman of KI-Angel in the press release. "We see this investment as a step that will allow us to expand much faster and capture the entire Middle East market in a short time frame."
Mooda.com introduces a clothing collection to celebrate UAE National Day
To celebrate the country's 42th United Arab Emirates National Day, Mooda.com, an online fashion portal based in the UAE, is featuring a special clothing collection just for the occasion.
The campaign, which was also announced on a community post published on Wamda, offers a 15% discount on specific items from November through December 2nd (which is the National day). To check out the website's collection, click here.
- RF
Wednesday October 6, 2013
Lebanese search engine Brate releases website update
Brate, a Lebanese search engine and a business review platform, this week released a new version of their website, offering several new features.
Brate allows users to search for different services on the platform, including restaurants in a specific area in Lebanon, medical centers, hospitals, hotels, shopping centers and other categories. After launching their mobile app earlier this year, the startup has revamped its web application to include a friendlier dashboard, larger pictures and a clearer category view. For more information about the recent update, check our their announcement here.
Bitcoin price reaches $270, its highest value to date
Bitcoin, the first decentralized digital currency, is now valued at $270 according to Coindesk.
Despite the shutdown of Silk Road, and after the price dipped to $110 last month, Bitcoin's price has soared, reaching a new record of $270 at the time of print. "576,920 BTC have been traded in the past seven days, with 215,834 BTC (37%) of this being traded in the last 24 hours alone," Coindesk reports.
Tuesday November 5, 2013
Addy releases an embedded map plugin
Addy, a location sharing website based in San Francisco, California, launched an Embedded Map Plugin today.
The website allows users to create a custom link for their address location and share it via social media. With the new plugin, website owners will be able, with a few lines of codes, to embed addresses directly from the website, which will "allow anyone to embed addies from their dashboard directly into their website," said Khaled Naim, CEO and co-Founder, in an email. This plugin could be useful for review sites, city guides and online classifieds. For more information, check the Embedded Map Plugin here.
Arabia Weddings launches photo book tool
Wedding planning website Arabia Weddings has recently launched an online Photo Book creation tool to help pusers design their own albums online and print them.
This three-step tool consists of importing photos from Facebook, Dropbox, Instagram and other platforms, editing them using their filtering and framing tools, and placing an order once the design work is finished. A hardcover album costs $39 and softcover costs $29.
Monday November 4, 2013
Round 2 of TURN8 Seed Accelerator kicks off
Supported by DP World and i360 accelerator, TURN8, an accelerator based in Dubai, is announcing the second round of Turn8 Seed Accelerator, a program tailored to promote an entrepreneurship and innovation culture.
The startup teams selected to join the program will come to Dubai to undergo a four-month program where they will learn how to run a successful business, improve their business idea and finally launch a startup. Each team will also get US $30,000 in seed funding. Those interested in the program can apply here or attend one of their upcoming events.
Unibox launces a new technical solution for SMEs
On Wednesday November 20, 2013, Solidere, Microsoft and Procomix Technology Group will be launching Unibox, a "solution for all Small and Medium Enterprises who wish to have best-in-class applications from Exchange, Lync, Sharepoint, CRM and many other pay-as-you-go services without installing any costly IT/MIS equipment upfront or on site," according to the announcement.
In addition to offering software-as-a-service (SAAS), Unibox will also provide platform-as-a-service (PAAS) offerings, which include: Server Virtualization, Disaster Recovery as well as Desktop Virtualization. The launching event will be held on November 20 at 6 pm, at the Jewelers Souk in Beirut Souks, Lebanon, and will include live demonstrations.
Opensooq.com launches a mobile classifieds app
Opensooq.com, an online classified ads market in Jordan, has recently launched a mobile app on iOS and Android.
Opensooq.com lets you add or search classified ads for free. Users can post about a car they want to sell, an apartment to lease, find electronic devices, furniture and other items on their smartphone.
Tawseela launches innovative bus services in Cairo
In an attempt to reduce traffic in Cairo, a new website called Tawseela, which means 'a ride' in Arabic, was launched in Egypt yesterday, offering an innovative bus service in the streets of Cairo.
By joining the Tawseela community, users select a route and a ticket package, pay online and book their seat on public buses. Packages come in either monthly, weekly or a 10-ticket bundle. The project seeks to encourage people to leave their cars at home and take public transportation to reduce Cairo's notorious traffic and pollution challenges.
YouGotAGift launches offline marketing campaign
As part of its brand awareness campaign, YouGotAGift, an online gift platform in the Middle East, started an offline marketing campaign on the streets of Dubai and in local magazines, which is planned to continue for the next two months.
The campaign kicked off three days ago; check one of its billboards on YouGotAGift's Facebook page here.
Author: Wamda