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Shaming people into silence can have unintended consequences: Ted Diadiun
Published: Jun. 14, 2020, 5:48 a.m.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees (9) and wide receiver Michael Thomas (13) stand for the national anthem before an NFL football game between the Saints and the Tennessee Titans Sunday, Dec. 22, 2019, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Zaleski)ASSOCIATED PRESS
By Ted Diadiun, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND -- As we attempt to grope our way out of the national chaos that has engulfed us in the wake of George Floyd's death under a police officer's knee and the resulting upheaval of protest and rioting, a disturbing trend has begun to take hold.
Often during anxious times, voices of reason emerge, urging understanding and calling for a "dialogue" to try to reconcile our differences and find areas of general agreement. The current furor is no different.
But a dialogue implies an honest exchange of differing points of view. That is not happening today, as many Americans are learning to their peril. There has become only one acceptable viewpoint, and anyone who does not share it is branded a racist at worst; an uninformed recipient of white privilege at best. And opinions that don't fall into line come with a price.
The poster child for this is, of course, New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees.
Brees has said repeatedly that he stands with his teammates in fighting for racial equality and justice, and he has backed that up with community involvement and monetary contributions. But he doesn't – or didn't – agree with former quarterback Colin Kaepernick and others who kneel during the pregame national anthem to express their view of how African Americans and other minorities are treated in this country.
In the aftermath of Floyd's death, Brees was asked by Yahoo Finance whether he had changed his opinion, and he responded with customary elegance.
"I will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America or our country," he said. "Let me just tell what I see or what I feel when the national anthem is played and when I look at the flag of the United States. I envision my two grandfathers, who fought for this country during World War II .... Both risking their lives to protect our country and to try to make our country and this world a better place.
"So every time I stand with my hand over my heart looking at that flag and singing the national anthem, that's what I think about. And in many cases, that brings me to tears, thinking about all that has been sacrificed."
For that simple, heartfelt affirmation of his beliefs, which are shared by millions, Brees received death threats, was harshly criticized by teammates and vilified by commentators across the land as a privileged millionaire who didn't understand that Kaepernick was making a social point, not disrespecting the flag.
Well, here is Kaepernick's direct quote after the second game in which he took a knee during the anthem: "I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color."
Is that disrespect? You tell me.
Brees was not disagreeing with Kaepernick's overall point; only with his means of expressing it. But in the current climate, that is not acceptable. And by the following day, Brees was hounded into an abject apology, saying on Instagram that he'd "completely missed the mark."
Out in Sacramento, the longtime play-by-play announcer for the NBA Kings, Grant Napear, paid a higher price.
He was asked on Twitter by a former Kings player what he thought of the Black Lives Matter movement and responded in a jocular tone, ending with "ALL LIVES MATTER … EVERY SINGLE ONE!!!"
Napear, unwittingly he says, repeated a phrase that some have used to belittle the BLM rallying cry. He also apologized, but it was too late: Within 48 hours, he was forced to resign the play-by-play position he had held since 1988, and was also ousted from the radio talk show he co-hosted for his "insensitive" comments.
This is a particularly fraught time to be a newspaper editor, in which every word can become incendiary.
On June 3, the New York Times ran an online opinion column from Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas titled "Send In the Troops" in response to the rioting and destruction that was happening in many cities.
The piece ignited a firestorm in the Times' newsroom, with more than 800 employees signing a letter objecting to its publication, black staffers saying that they believed the piece put them in danger.
The result was another apology (which appears at the top of the online version of Cotton's column), but again, it was too late. Even though publisher A.G. Sulzberger sent a memo the following day to the staff supporting the decision to publish the op-ed, three days later, Editorial Page Editor James Bennet was out, and Deputy Editorial Page Editor Jim Dao was reassigned. The piece, which was slated to run in the Times' Sunday Review section, was pulled from print.
Meanwhile, over in Philadelphia at the Inquirer, Executive Editor Stan Wischnowski came under fire after a June 1 column by the paper's architecture critic about the destruction of an historic section of the city during the rioting was published under the headline, "Buildings Matter, Too." Another apology followed, again too late. After a mass walkout by dozens of staffers, Wischnowski was gone within the week – forced to resign, ending a 20-year career at the paper.
There is plenty in the above four examples to critique:
Brees had to know that his words would fall more harshly today than when he first expressed his opinion. Napear is just the latest of many to Tweet himself out of a job. It's true that all lives matter, but it's also true that saying it misses the point of the movement and diminishes the pain that spawned it, and it's hard to believe that an NBA announcer wouldn't know that.
The Times admits that the Cotton piece wasn't as factually vetted as it should have been. The Inquirer should have known better than to riff on the ultra-sensitive "Black Lives Matter," and how offensive that would be to some. And, the idea that Bennet didn't read the Cotton piece before publication or that Wischnowski, as can be inferred from his account of what happened, didn't see that headline before it was printed is difficult to fathom.
But are all those firing offenses? Is there no other relevant view except the "correct" one?
Historically, there are very few cases where one side has all the answers in a contentious issue. When we cancel the careers or social standing of people we disagree with, we don't just lose the other side of the "dialogue" we claim to want; we lose access to any worthy ideas that might be hidden among the ones that offend us.
Do we really want to suppress opinions with which we disagree, or bully people into shutting up, knowing that their opinions might result in death threats and loss of jobs? That can have unintended consequences.
Instead of confronting people with better arguments for their beliefs or prejudices, shaming people into silence just drives them deeper and harder into whatever their prejudices might be.
Shutting them up is not the same as winning them over. And there is always a price to pay for bottled-up rage.
Ted Diadiun is a member of the editorial board of cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer.
To reach Ted Diadiun: tdiadiun@cleveland.com
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One of the many areas where IT concepts dovetail well with the rest of the world is a conversation about whether you should use Best-of-Breed products or use a suite of products that optimally integrate with each other. This is similar to decisions we make in the rest of our life where we decide if we want the best possible individual product or if we want to pick the best collection of products that will work together optimally. In personal relationships, whether friendships or romantic, this might look like deciding if you want to stay with the person you are with or move on to someone else. Often, you can judge that the person you are with is good in certain ways and has deficiencies in others. The other person also has this balance of benefits and deficiencies. At the end of the day, you can make the judgement call either based on one or two criteria or you can look at the people, as a whole, and decide if the whole package is better or worse. When looking at a new car, let's say you love Fords and need a sedan. Maybe the Ford sedan is nice but doesn't quite check every box you want. You could opt for, say, a Honda sedan, which checks more boxes but, then, you'd have to switch to another brand that you aren't as familiar with, you don't know the service department at the dealership, etc. There are a number of ways to evaluate and make this decision but, at the end of the day, you are finding this same balance. In consumer IT, let's say you are looking at a your mobile platform. If you are looking for a laptop, tablet AND phone, it can be lucrative to get the Apple suite of products as they integrate with each other quite nicely…much better than if you went with a Windows laptop, Android tablet and Apple iPhone. But what happens when the business applications you need to run on your laptop will only run on Windows? Or the application you need to run on your tablet only runs on Android? Where do you compromise? Where do you trade off one kind of functionality for another? In IT security, there is a similar concept. One might choose to go with the best Anti-Virus vendor out there, the best Firewall vendor out there, the best Wireless vendor and so on. This would be the best-of-breed approach where you bring together the best individual product. The integrated approach would look more towards finding the best single vendor that makes Anti-Virus, Firewall and Wireless products. In the integrated approach, the theory is that, what you give up by not going with individually optimal products, you gain from the integration of the products. So, how do you decide, whether it is a friendship, car, mobile platform, IT security or anything else? Is it always one thing or the other? I have found that the answer is that it depends. Usually, I bias towards the optimal integration approach, believing that having a collection of attributes working together tends to trump individual attributes that are the best of the best. That approach works great, until it doesn't. Often, in IT, we find that promised integration just doesn't work as well as it should or that the integration works but is weak. I find that the answer is usually rather involved as I need to weigh the value of the integration against the value of the best-of-breed solutions. When I weigh those against each other, I start to get a better perspective of what each approach brings the other. So, in general, I lean towards believing that integrated solutions tend to work better because individual components can rely on other components to do the heavy lifting in one area and each component gets to focus on what it is good at. When integration is built well, works as advertised and doesn't break constantly, this makes a lot of sense. However, when the integration isn't built well or when the integration is lacking certain, critical features, the best-of-breed approach tends to win out. In the end, as is true in much of life, the final answer looks more like a hybrid of both approaches.


Today, check out our review of the mini-ITX FM2 motherboard,the Gigabyte GA-F2A85XN-WIFI. In addition, Ocholic takes a look at Asus Z87I-Pro, Eteknix has the PowerColor HD 7850 SCS3 Passive card, OCC reviews Lian Li PC-9N, and more.
Today, Eteknix takes a look at Dino PC T-Rex 7990 System, Ocaholic has the GeForce GTX 780 Market Overview, Tweaktown reviews Zalman CNPS2X Mini-ITX cooler, Tweaktown takes a look at the Seagate Enterprise Constellation ES.3 HDD, and more.
Today, Ocholic takes a look at the gaming performance with Core i7 4770K and Core i5 4670K, Hardwareheaven reviews Zotac GTX 780 AMP!, Tweaktown reviews Toshia 4TB Enterprise HDD, DreamWare Computers takes a look at Samsung S27C750P LED Monitor, and more.
Today, Tweaktown reviews the ASUS Republic of Gamers ROG G750 Gaming notebook, Hothardware reviews HP Z1 27 inch AIO Workstation, Madshrimps takes a look at HIS 7950 IceQ X2 Boost Clock Video card, and more.
Happy Sunday! We got Gainward GTX 760 from Technic3D, Gigabyte GTX 780 OC Windforce X3 from Vortez, Prolimatech Samual 17 cooler at Eteknix, Bitfenix Prodigy at Hardware-Factory, Seagate Laptop Thin SSD at Nikktech, and Silverstone ARM11SC Arm One Monitor Mount at Phoronix.
Today, we got MSI GTX 760 HAWK from Tweaktown, Steelseries Siberria V2 Red Gaming Headset from Eteknix, Corsiar Raptor M30, and more.
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Today, LanOC Reviews takes a look at the Sapphire HD 7790 Dual-X, OCC reviews the CM Storm SF-17 Gaming Notebook Cooler, techPowerUp reviews the Synology DS713+, Benchmark Reviews takes a look at the MSI GK-601 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, and more.
Today, HotHardware takes a look at the Nokia Lumia 1020, Tweaktown reviews the Lian Li PC-TU100 B chassis, Hexus has the AOC Q2963PM 29 inch UltraWide IPS LED monitor, Kituru reviews Hauppauge HD PVR2 Gaming Edition Plus, and more.
Hope you all have a great weekend so far. Not much news today, we got Avexir Core Extreme 3000 MHz 8GB Memory Kit from Kitguru, Corsair Carbide Air 540 case and CX430M PSU reviwe from Technic3D, Razer Naga from HardwareHeaven, and ZOWIE G-TF Rough from DVHardware.
Today, TechwareLabs takes a look at the Asus ROG G750 Gaming laptop, Eteknix takes a look at the Alpenfohn Brocken CPU Cooler and Aerocool Strike-X Xtreme Black Edition, TestGreaks reviews Kingston MobileLite Wireless, and more.
On Aug. 2, 2013, we got Asus ROG G750 Gaming laptop from TechwareLabs, Gigabyte GSmart Maya M1 v2 Quad Mobile Phone from Madshrimps, Brix Mini PC Review at Techspot, Thermaltake MEKA G1 keyboard at Tweaktown, and more.
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Adolescent depression is nothing unusual in fact, it is increasing at alarming rate.
Depression is a serious illness and it should be addressed accordingly; if not treated it can lead to dysfunctional life and even suicide.
Good news is that when treated about 90% of patients get better or cured.
Teens, adolescents are exposed to more and more pressure in every aspect of their lives. Therefore they are getting more frequently depressed. For example people in magazines and on television are usually beautiful and have unrealistically perfect skin.
Any teenager with a pimple or acne is quite unhappy with a fact that they have a red "ugly" pimple on their forehead. However, when that same teenager sees all those polished, flawless people with perfect skin on television she/he is getting even more upset and the pressure is building up. There are numerous examples like this but the outcome is the same-more pressure!
Another important reason why adolescent depression is increasing is misunderstanding of parents and surroundings. Parents usually do not know how to react and cope with teen depression.
Parents should not be blamed for this because nobody thought them how to deal with teen depression. The good news is that parents can do a lot to help their depressed adolescent. Finally, trauma, abuse in childhood, abuse in school, alienation and many other things alike can cause adolescent depression.
Important thing for parents is to know how to recognize depression in their children. There is a list of symptoms below.
Note: in order to suspect that your teenager is depressed he/she must have more than four symptoms for longer than 2 weeks; if they do than you should take them to physician, counselor or some other professional because only a trained professional can diagnose and treat depression.
Medications are used to relieve some symptoms; however a very successful treatment is possible without any medications. There are many therapies that are very successful in treating depression. Some of them are: psychoanalytical oriented therapies, interpersonal therapy, cognitive therapy, behavioral therapy and other.
In some cases with severe depression medications are needed but important thing to know, as a parent is that antidepressants are overused and can have unwanted consequences especially if not taken properly. So it is good to ask many questions and be couches when it comes to antidepressants.
Teen depression as well as depression in general some experts call a number one illness of a modern age. This means that this life style is nourishing and causing more and more people, young and old to get depressed. Of course it is very difficult to change life style however sometimes that's exactly what needs to be done.
Educate yourself as much as you can about teen depression, learn how to deal and cope with it and continue doing the things you are doing best- loving and caring for your children.


Upstairs in my bedroom behind the always-open closet door sits one of my prized possessions. It is an art print on canvas of a mother nursing a baby. This thing has been through a lot – I would venture to call it "weathered." Over-stretched, it looks like a pair of wrinkled khakis under the glass.
When you really stop to think about life, it is filled with so many coincidences, chance meetings, unexpected connections. Or, if you're like me, you may feel like they aren't coincidences at all. Maybe, instead, it's actually fate and that they actually happen for a reason. Perhaps they have a greater purpose than we realize at the time.


Bra Hugh didn't need to do media interviews, everyone knew that... his music, accolades and contribution to the dream of a rainbow nation spoke volumes.
So it is for this reason that I will forever consider it a blessing that I got the privilege to interview Bra Hugh for TshisaLIVE for two hours in July last year.
Walking into the Regency Hotel in Rosebank, Johannesburg I was a nervous wreck... I still could not believe that I managed to secure an interview with Bra Hugh Masekela... thee legendary musician!
When we (my colleague and I) arrived at the hotel Bra Hugh's manager, Josh Georgiou asked that we give them a few extra minutes to wrap up a business meeting and wait for the star to have lunch before we spoke.
I called my editor, reporting that the interview would start later than scheduled, but I wanted to wait. I am glad I did.
On Tuesday January 23, South Africa woke up to the devastating news that Bra Hugh had died after his long battle with prostate cancer.
After the initial overwhelming sadness slowly subsided, I realised that I was one of the lucky few that got the chance to drink from his well of wisdom.
Listening back to the voice recording of the interview, my nerves are clearly audible but only now do I realise how Bra Hugh also picked that up but decided to be patient with me.
During our two-hour interview Bra Hugh imparted more wisdom and knowledge than I asked for, and I will forever keep that in my heart.
I believe that these were lessons, not only for me but for his beloved Africa.
In the last few years, Bra Hugh made sure people knew exactly where he stood as far as weaves' land and language was concerned.
He proudly called himself "heritage captured" and explained that his resistance to things like weaves was because he believed Africa (and its cultures and heritage) was endangered.
"Africans, we are the only society in the world that imitate other cultures at the expense of our own. If we don't stop, we are going to disappear, we are going to be extinct."
The legendary musician said he was heartbroken and embarrassed by how far we had gone from who we are.
"Our history and heritage is the richest in the world and humanity and civilization started with us, so it's so embarrassing for me to find us where we are today. So I am now obsessed with imparting it, it's my duty."
English is a great language, but Bra Hugh emphasised that we needed to do everything in our power to avoid the death of our mother tongue.
"In fact there are children and adults today that are unable to construct a mere sentence in their mother tongue. It is very important to revive the knowledge of all those things."
Bra Hugh knew that "to whom much is given, much is required" aka pay it forward.
"I don't feel deserving of anything. I feel I owe. Because if I came from Japan I would have been a sushi chef or something. But I came from who I came from and that's why I am what I am."
And, towards the end of our interview, right after I reminded Bra Hugh that he would be turning 80 soon, he shared the secret of life.
He highlighted the danger associated with inflated egos.
"I think once you get too involved with your legacy and all that sh*t, you are swallowed by your own ego."
While I, like the rest of the world will celebrate his life and cherish the music he's gifted for over six decades, I will now be striving for more.
I want to live in an Africa Bra Hugh wanted.
The Africa he loved enough to decline citizenship in many "first world countries" just so he could return. The Africa that isn't ashamed to embrace all it is and to show the world it's true colours.
I hope we become the Africa you will be proud to look over Bra Hugh. Rest in perfect peace.


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Bootstrapping Advice For Startup Entrepreneurs
More and more entrepreneurs are bootstrapping their startups. Here's what you need to know to decide whether or not bootstrapping is the best way to turn your entrepreneurial dreams into reality.
Many entrepreneurs are surprised to discover how difficult it is to get a new business off the ground. In addition to the logistics of launching a new enterprise, startup entrepreneurs have to raise capital for their companies--and that often involves bootstrapping.
Although it may seem like every other startup in your space is backed by venture capital or large commercial loans, the vast majority of startups in the U.S. are bootstrapped, i.e. funded without any external assistance.
In a recent Fox Business News article, Jesse Pujji described why bootstrapping makes sense for most startups. First and foremost, bootstrapping allows entrepreneurs to retain total control of their companies during the initial startup phase. Additionally, in bootstrapped companies, clients take center stage in decision-making activities and entrepreneurs more closely manage available resources.
In some cases, bootstrapping can even accelerate startup growth. In an article at Fast Company, Rodrigo Santibanez described how bootstrapping helped demonstrate his startup's fast growth curve, enabling him and his partner to land significant funding in less than a year.
But getting there took a lot of hard work and flexibility. Some of the boostrapping tips Santibanez offered other entrepreneurs included:
Generate cash quickly: Entrepreneurs interested in bootstrapping need to choose a business model capable of generating cash quickly. If cash isn't coming into the business, it will be difficult to demonstrate traction.
Reduce expense and do it yourself: Bootstrapping means that you will have to reduce expenses wherever you can. Sometimes that means doing jobs that you would normally outsource to a third party.
Be careful about chasing revenue: Although it's important to generate cash, don't chase revenue opportunities if they require you to drastically alter your operating model or long-term goals.
Finally, it's important to remember that at some point, capital requirements will outpace your bootstrapping abilities and you will need to pursue outside funding. But by bootstrapping during the initial startup phase, you can lay the groundwork for long-term success.
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Shinola isn't saving Detroit
I can't believe we have to keep saying this
Aaron Foley
Shinola is a lot of things. It is a watch manufacturer — your definition of manufacturing may vary, though — which has existed for less than a decade. It is a hotelier. It is a purveyor of luxury goods in a city where stores with luxury goods twice that of some of their watches have operated more than a century. It is an employer of several people who live in Detroit. It is a brand that is doing a very good job of making sure we forget that it was once a punchline in a Steve Martin comedy.
Counter to Sunday night's declaration from "Green Book" writer and director Peter Farrelly, however, Shinola is not saving Detroit. Well, specifically, Shinola watches aren't saving Detroit, either, but broadly speaking, the brand as a whole is no savior at all. Shinola is simply a company that does what many companies in Detroit do daily: Make things, pay people to make them, and do so with style and efficiency.
Farrelly's comments were odd for last night, considering "Green Book" was not set in Detroit and the director, to our knowledge, has no ties to Detroit. (Tom Kartsolis, Shinola's founder by way of Fossil, was also mentioned; raise your hand if you thought Farrelly was saying "Tom Clark soda" and wondered if we had another pop company here, too.) But although out of place in last night's acceptance speech, the nature of the quip was no surprise at all. Are we really caught off guard anymore when the rich and famous, particularly white men, try to boil Detroit down to one or two talking points? Aren't we used to it by now when the privileged and ignorant completely discounti the work of the institutions of the companies that have been here before Shinola and those that have come along in recent years that would have done so even if the company didn't exist?
The idea of a watch company single-handedly saving a majority-black city, carrying the implication that this is sole thing that could come to our rescue, is a more-than-apt Hollywood fairytale. This idea comes from a guy who, by all accounts, completely mishandled the story of a black entertainer's journey through segregated America and instead flipped into a bizarro "Driving Miss Daisy." Anything involving nuance with black people are lost on a guy like Farrelly, whose failure to read the room this awards season regarding his film only compounds the matter. (A white guy who made a white savior film thinks Detroit is being saved by watches — shocking!) I mean, it's already bad enough that people not from Detroit have always had trouble figuring it out because they never bother to take the time and learn. It gets worse when a rich white guy tells a room full of his fellow rich whites, likely without the will to investigate further because it's Detroit (who cares that much?), that one watch company carries the sole responsibility of ensuring the longevity of this city and correcting its past mistakes.
Shinola is simply a company that does what many companies in Detroit do daily: Make things, pay people to make them, and do so with style and efficiency.
A company that makes timepieces is not saving Detroit. And if I may borrow a line from Academy Award winner Eminem: Snap back to reality.
To be real. Kartsolis and Shinola have helped Detroit. Remember 2011 in Detroit? It's OK if you forgot; it was a fairly unremarkable year after the year when the world thought this city subsisted on raccoon meat but two years from when the city filed bankruptcy. But 2011 is when Shinola planted its flag in Detroit, and began employing out-of-work Detroiters who'd been left behind by the car companies.
Give Kartsolis and the gang credit for what's going to go down in the books as one of the most successful ad campaigns ever for a nascent fashion brand. It did wonders for making Shinola the shoe polish into Shinola the watchmaker, placing itself nicely among the everyone-needs-at-least-one-something nameplates that rapidly grew in the American consumer consciousness seemingly out of nowhere during those years. This was the time when Michael Kors supplanted Coach as the aspirational purse brand, the years when Fiats invaded American shores again, and the years when we noticed just how thick those Restoration Hardware catalogues were — and yet stopped there, anyway. Shinola, as well as its cheerleaders and apologists, likes to say that its advertising tapped into something missing from American buying habits and restored pride in wearing something Made in the U-S-A. I like to say they were aggressively using capital to force its way into an already bloated consumerist market.
It helped — for better and for worse. Better, because with Shinola's rapid expansion, more Detroiters were put to work. I'm reminded of this every time I see one of those giant clocks, when I walk down Woodard and see the new Shinola hotel or when I take notes in a gifted Shinola journal — one of many, I have to say. Worse, because despite good intention, the images of black Detroiters being used to sell pricey watches haven't been embraced by everyone, especially black Detroiters themselves. But that's all Shinola can do is try to help, and no one should expect anything more. The fantasy that Hollywood has of scores of gritty men and women, grease-stained hands carrying thermoses and metal lunch boxes, clocking in and out at the ol' Shinola factory where a whistle signals breaks and quittin' times is simply not our reality.
Even Kartsolis wouldn't be ballsy enough to say that Shinola's presence has, in any way, made life easier for a kid in the struggling Detroit Public Schools Community District or eased our still-high poverty and crime rates. It hasn't even lived up to what manufacturers of days past have done for Detroit. Shinola hasn't (and shouldn't, frankly) built an entire class of citizens whose lifestyle and livelihood revolve around where they work. It has not advanced the American way of life, and it is certainly not our ancestors' wildest dream for their descendants to one day work on the Shinola line.
Fortunately we as Detroiters already know all of the above. I want to be clear — and I'm talking to all the Peter Farrellys and his ilk (which you can find on r/Detroit, the cubicles of Quicken Loans, maybe riding the QLine, and anywhere else where white men clueless about Detroit congregate en masse) — that we welcome Shinola's presence here and that we encourage them to do well. But saviors they are not. No Hollywood hero of anyone's imagination is big enough to save us. But we didn't ask to be saved anyway, because we are our own heroes.


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October 31, 2017 October 31, 2017 birmingham worker
Red salute to Derek Robinson aka "Red Robbo" who has died aged 90
Birmingham Worker and the local branch of the CPGB-ML salute the life of Derek Robinson, aka "Red Robbo", famous communist trade unionist who died this morning. Derek Robinson, played an important role throughout his life in defending the working conditions of Birmingham workers at British Leylands car manufacturing plant in Longbridge through a period of concerted attack on working people which eventually culminated in the devastating attacks waged by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980's which were exacerbated by the betrayal of numerous struggles by the Labour party, not least the heroic Great Miners Strike of 1984.
As the Communist Party at that time continued it's decline towards eventual liquidation, and the Soviet Union headed for collapse following the total betrayal of socialism by revionism, Derek Robinson holds a place in British working class history as a fighter for the interests of his class in exceptionally difficult circumstances. It was revealed in the years which followed Derek Robinsons dismissal from British Leyland that Mi5 had conspired with revisonists and agents within the old CPGB to work against Robinson and his comrades at Leyland who represented workers at the Longbridge plant. A hate campaign in the local media led by the reactionary Birmingham Mail (which continues it's anti-worker activities today during the bin strike) was instrumental in undermining the solidarity of workers at the British Leyland factory who eventually were bribed and blackmailed into acquiescing in Robinson's sacking with the connivance of "right wing" (Labour Party) union officials.
Red Salute to Derek Robinson!
(a fuller and very interesting obituary can be read on the website of labour movement historian Graham Stevenson, the leader of the revisionist "Communist Party of Britain" which still has a small branch in Birmingham)
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Red5 for JBoss 7, with JMS-based eventing and iOS/Android streaming

What is it?
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red5-ear.ear:
- Red5 bundled as an ear that deploys on JBoss 7, and now Wildfly 8.0.0.Alpha4 (currently using 7.1.3.Final on drdenver.tv)

red5.war:
 - Red5, more or less untouched (need to compare any changes I made against current SVN, years ago), with a jboss deployment structure to get everything loaded

live.war:
 - Red5 "Application" that sends events over JMS to Topics that can consume things like viewer subscribes/unsubscribes to a stream in the context
 - live.war also uses JMS to take commands from mobileConsole.war, to do things like start or stop an Pantos/HLS transcode (Humble-Video/FFMPEG), or start or stop a recording (lots of hardwired paths, watch out :) )

mobileConsole.war:
 - Subscribes to the Topics for live.war to get information on what's transcoding, and who's watching
 - Sends control messages to live.war for things like starting and stopping transcodes and records

Author note:
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* This code was developed for my personal project, https://www.drdenver.tv
* Over the next few weeks, I intend to clean things up and generalize the code as I have time
* The Xuggler code in live.war works only after hard-coding the segment settings (how many, what file name pattern, etc.) in FFMPEG's source, and compiling
* Currently moving to support Art Clarke's Humble-Video. Looks similar to Xuggler after an initial build (comitted 9/25/13)
* #1 on my todo is creating a walkthrough on how to get this going for you in Eclipse, and how to deploy to a generic Linux host, so you can test the project and start streaming

FAQ:
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* Q: It's broken and there's no documentation, why is this here?
* A: Because everyone should release their FOSS-derived works. I hope to make it generally usefull as I have time.
* Q: Does it work?
* A: Yes: https://www.drdenver.tv on your Android or iOS device.

Contact:
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* Use my github contact information here: https://github.com/cwpenhale
* Feel free to ask any questions you want, chances are I'll be stoked to help you.

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Can ground game carry Trojans?
By Rich Hammond | rhammond@scng.com | Orange County Register
This one doesn't require a math major. USC has averaged 176.5 rushing yards per game this season. Arizona State has allowed opponents to rush for 231 and 240 yards, respectively, in its last two games.
It's no shocker, then that Arizona State coach Todd Graham told local reporters this week that his primary goal on defense Saturday would be to stop USC tailbacks Tre Madden and Justin Davis. Last year, the Trojans rushed for 225 yards in a 38-17 victory over the Sun Devils.
"They were able to run the ball, and that was a difference in the game,'' Graham said. "We have to be focused on that and then we have to contain the pass and make sure you don't give up cheap ones.''
Neither Madden (a sophomore) nor Davis (a freshman) had a carry in a college game before last month, but both have done well. Madden, USC's primary back, is averaging 5.1 yards per carry while Davis is averaging 5.9 yards. Each tailback has two touchdowns, and Coach Lane Kiffin is mostly pleased.
"Tre, outside of one time, has showed really good ball security,'' Kiffin said. "That's what you worry about when the carries get up there. Justin is still young, and there are some ball-security issues there. We're still working on it. We've got to do whatever it takes to win. Every game is different.''
Rich Hammond | Reporter
Rich Hammond was a high school senior when the Rams left town in 1995, and now he's their beat writer for the Southern California News Group. A native of L.A., Rich broke in at the Daily Breeze as a college freshman and also has covered USC, the Kings, the Lakers and the Dodgers. He still loves sports and telling stories. Don't take the sarcastic tweets too seriously.
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Gosh, I always seem to get on a tangent like that don't I?
And it made me think about how I think that writing down my covenant is one of the things that I did that has helped me… and it was one of the thing that I did not do… and not writing it down held me back a bit.
What I didn't write down… or what I left as very vague… was the thing about avoiding bread. I was not clear like the verse says above. And so, when it came down to it… there was no where for my mind to flash back to. Until I realized it had to be clearly written down… and so about a week and a half ago, I just had to write it down very clearly. And it has helped me tremendously.
All of that to say, if God gives you a vision, or a revelation, or a whatever… write. it. down.
In that verse above, it was written down so that others might be able to read it. Not for him to be able to read it. There is a reason that God wants us to share as much of ourselves as possible… call it accountability if you want, I don't think you need a "name" for it… just know that when someone else knows your heart, your thoughts, your hurts, your joys… it just helps.
So, start a blog. Open a twitter account. Get some post-it notes. Text your best friend. Facebook a revelation. Open one of those journals that you got for graduation that has been sitting in your closet for the past howevermany years.


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Q: Find the last number out in a circle I have a circle and in that i have certain numbers say 11,12,13,14,15 and if the user passes input as 3

Please refer the image above.
case 1. I have number 11,12,13,14,15 and user passed 3 so starting from 11 i would be getting 3 at 13 so i want to delete 13.
case 2: after deleting 13 again i should start at 14. If I start at 14 I would getting 3 at 11 and I want to delete 11.
Like this I want to continue and get the final number out. I have tried but some how I am failing at one point of time. Please look at my code.
public class CirularQue {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        int[] array = new int[5];

        int start = 4;

        int rear = -1;

        int front = -1;

        find(array, start, rear, front);

    }

    private static void find(int[] array, int start, int rear, int front) {

        int just = 4;
        while (just < 5 && just > 0) {
            for (int i = 0; i < array.length; i++) {
                // Filling up rear and front;
                if (rear == -1 && front == -1) {
                    rear = rear + 1;
                    front = front + 1;
                }

                // filling first time values
                if (just == 4) {
                    array[i] = i + 1;
                }
                // skip zeros
                if(just<4 && array[i]==0){
                    i++;

                }

                // Moving forward increase the front
                front++;

                // replace with zero if we start and front are equal
                if (front == start && array[i] != 0) {
                    array[i] = 0;
                    front = 0;
                }
                // reset the value of i
                if (i + 1 == array.length) {
                    i = -1;
                    just--;
                }

            }

        }
    }
}

Please help me how can I do this?

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MANILA, Philippines – A new era dawns in Philippine sports with Ricky Vargas' victory as president of the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) over longtime leader Peping Cojuangco.
While Vargas' triumph may be seen as the start of reconciliation among sports people who carry differing views, former International Olympic Committee (IOC) representative to the Philippines Frank Elizalde doesn't think so.
"Knowing my fellow POC members, no. Sorry," said Elizalde with a chuckle when asked if healing happens next in Philippine sports politics.
"In reality, there's a lot of not friendly relations among a lot of people."
In a report by Spin.ph, Cojuangco said that he will tell the IOC about the re-election, which took place after a Pasig court ruling rendered the 2016 election that saw him win his 4th term null and void. The IOC can suspend national Olympic bodies it believes have been interfered by the government.
Elizalde said Conjuangco is free to appeal to the IOC, but thinks there are no grounds for the POC to face possible suspension.
"They (IOC) regret very much that the situation got to this point but there is nothing they can do as far as not allowing an election to take place."
Vargas and running mate Bambol Tolentino, who won the chairmanship over Ting Ledesma, were initially disqualified in the 2016 elections after being declared by the POC an "inactive" member.
"There is no chance for any suspension," said Elizalde.
"On what grounds? The IOC already said to go ahead with this election and the election took place now, there seems to be no objection to how it was carried out so there are no grounds for any further action by the IOC."
"The POC will advise the IOC of the results of this election and if Mr. Cojuangco so desires, he can appeal to the IOC, I don't see on what grounds but that is up to him."
But Elizalde is keeping his fingers crossed for unity, with the Philippines preparing for the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia and its hosting of the Southeast Asian Games in 2019.
"I hope and pray that there's more unity but it's just me hoping and praying," Elizalde said.


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Kim said 26% of children in developing countries are "stunted" and will not reach their potential height or intellectual development. "This is so unequal it must be attacked right away," he said.
Yet, the best route to ending poverty is not so clear-cut, said Kim. Economic growth has been the biggest factor in lifting people out of extreme poverty in the last 15 years, and much of that progress occurred because of growth in China, said Kim. To anyone really looking at the evidence, the tolerance of more inequality was a big factor in China's growth, along with the unleashing of market forces inside China, said Kim.
Economic growth in itself is not enough, said Kim. Investments in health and education are crucial. "We can decry high levels of inequality, but in any given society, what is the most important thing to do?" The key is to find more inclusive growth models, focusing on the bottom 40% of the population, he said.
"We have to get beyond ideology and focus on what's the nature of the evidence," said Kim.
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← Is Your Glass Half-Full?
I think the last comment is the most important thing you said. Are they listening? What are the chances that in the 8% of the population that reads blogs, someone from one of those chains is going to see this? If a large number of blogs pick this up and go with it it might reach the right ear. If one of the newsies who would rather have bloggers do her work for her highlights it you may get the pop you need but how often does that happen.
So my question to you Tom: How are you going to put this in their faces? Do you care? You wrote a well thought out piece. You have a valid point. Was it for them or for the other bloggers?
Maybe I do not know you well enough to ask these questions. Correct me if I am out if line – I can always use the help. I just keep seeing these great posts on great blogs and wonder if they are reaching the right audience yet.
You ask an important question, Roger – and one that a lot of people are asking. I can only answer you based on my experience – which is that a growing number of businesses are turning in to the blogosphere to hear what people are saying.
I've written about the Geek Squad and got a reply from their founder and President. I wrote about Overstock and received a comment and response from their CEO. I've also written a few posts about other businesses or industries and didn't hear a peep.
One mistake I don't want to make is to think that because many aren't listening now – that they never will. It takes time – but I think a growing number of companies are going to be listening.
The other day Glenn Ross encouraged me to send my post to Six Flags (which I did). Perhaps we need to be more active about pushing our thoughts to companies. I'm not sure about that, though. My post was just sharing my opinion. Perhaps rather than becoming an activist and pushing my post to the corporate headquarters of all these hotel chains – I should just wait and reward the one that listens.
Interesting topic for a group of bloggers to engage.
Let me tackle the "are they listening" question that Roger raised first.
I'm guessing Best Buy and Overstock found your posts because you actually linked to their sites. I might suggest you go back and add links to the hotel chain's corporate sites so you give them a better shot at hearing you.
But…to your point about differentiation. You are exactly right. We set ourselves apart in the details. It's the always clean rest rooms, or the clerk who remembers your first name or the coffee. Why is it the little things? Think about our personal relationships. The way we gauge the the depth of someone's interest in us is how much attention they pay to the details. So it makes sense that we gauge our business relationships the same way.
Tom – I've found the same thing with most hotels, though I do like the Marriott coffee (but I almost always choose Marriott).
Some great questions within these comments…and I'd also link to the corporate sites.


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islamic republic which is troubling muslims but such as fine infidels. demonstrations were only called off when the government agreed to bar bibi from leaving the country pending an appeal to her acquittal but this case is already linked to the killings of at least two people. the governor of punjab province. seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in two thousand and eleven after speaking in peace defiant leader the same year federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed after calling for her release. and this was the reaction in january of this year after the supreme court upheld its verdict that's crowds demanding death. or earlier i spoke to wilson childfree he chairs the british pakistani christian association he has been in close contact with family i asked him how she's doing well as it made me elated our family had the final and you know just opportunity now to leave pakistan but i've been terrified. of being under threat of that ninety five percent of the country probably want them to and this is for them it's been a real pisser place and it's been
islamic republic which is troubling muslims but such as fine infidels. demonstrations were only called off when the government agreed to bar bibi from leaving the country pending an appeal to her acquittal but this case is already linked to the killings of at least two people. the governor of punjab province. seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in two thousand and eleven after speaking in peace defiant leader the same year federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was...
islamic republic contemplates hashmi. as the united states increases the pressure also on the program from six months ago in sex abuse in the catholic church and future priests and nuns around the world will be obliged to inform the church if they suspect abuse is taking place.
crunch ultimatum saying that greatly concerned about the deals future of the islamic republic contemplates cost new sanctions against the u.s. increases the pressure also on the program pope francis moves against sex abuse in the catholic church in future priests and nuns around the world will be obliged to inform the church if they suspect abuse is taking place. i'm phil gal welcome to the program e.u. leaders have been holding an informal summit in the romanian the city of c.p.u. to lay out the blocks a new strategic agenda they agreed to hold another summit at the end of may after the european parliament elections for leaders to begin the process of picking the new head of the e.u. commission and other top says iran largely overshadowed discussions with the e.u. in the country to stand by its commitments under the nuclear deal agreed with world powers in twenty two fifteen the u.s. withdrew from the deal a year ago and iran has now threatened to abandon it unless the other signatories provide quick relief from u.s. sanctions have a chance of i'm going to machall held a press conference
crunch ultimatum saying that greatly concerned about the deals future of the islamic republic contemplates cost new sanctions against the u.s. increases the pressure also on the program pope francis moves against sex abuse in the catholic church in future priests and nuns around the world will be obliged to inform the church if they suspect abuse is taking place. i'm phil gal welcome to the program e.u. leaders have been holding an informal summit in the romanian the city of c.p.u. to lay out...
DW News : DW : May 14, 2019 8:00pm-8:16pm CEST
country and that's our ask and we have applied pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran but we've also made clear to the radio. that if american interests are attacked. we will certainly respond in appropriate fashion. around history reacted to that statement by saying that they will not be at the wall between them and the united states and i've been speaking with these correspondents in moscow me a truck saw it and i asked him how the u.s. and russia are planning to improve relations. well phil bumpier and lover of said that small steps are necessary to improve the relationship lara said it's time to work together constructively whatever that means and on feel on so that we are committed to improve the relationship with russia but what does it mean in practical terms of president trump maybe committed to improve the relationship with mr putin but what about democrats in congress who are not and will not lift sanctions against russia and below mentioned that during the press conference when we talk about russ
country and that's our ask and we have applied pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran but we've also made clear to the radio. that if american interests are attacked. we will certainly respond in appropriate fashion. around history reacted to that statement by saying that they will not be at the wall between them and the united states and i've been speaking with these correspondents in moscow me a truck saw it...
islamic republic which is troubling muslims but satisfying infidels. demonstrations were only called off when the government agreed to bar bibi from leaving the country pending an appeal to her acquittal but this case is already linked to the killings of at least two people. the governor of punjab province some on to z are seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in two thousand and eleven after speaking in b.b.c. defense later the same year federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed after calling for her release. and this was the reaction in january of this year after the supreme court upheld its verdict that's crowds demanding death. the crowd though didn't get their wish and bibi it appears has been able to move pakistan from all we have correspondent. joining us from islamabad salon good to see you bibi was acquitted last year but she only got to leave the country today what took so long. when right after the supreme court the equipage of from the last in the charges and she was released from the moved on due she was not actually released but you stick
islamic republic which is troubling muslims but satisfying infidels. demonstrations were only called off when the government agreed to bar bibi from leaving the country pending an appeal to her acquittal but this case is already linked to the killings of at least two people. the governor of punjab province some on to z are seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in two thousand and eleven after speaking in b.b.c. defense later the same year federal minister for minorities...
Business : DW : May 11, 2019 12:02am-12:16am CEST
plunged massively of the chambre says trade with the islamic republic has become extremely difficult since the us really imposed sanctions on tehran. and that's it from me and the business africa team in berlin for more business news and features. slash is now here's a quick look at global markets where you stay tuned for news after. he takes it personally i do it with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. placing a. leg up more than football longline. shifting powers the old order is history the world is reorganizing itself and the media's role is to keep the topic in focus of a global media forum twenty nineteen today one out of two people is online who are we following them do we trust to beijing and shape the future at the georgia dome or global forum twenty nineteen. cutler. hello welcome to this special day.
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sanctions against iran e.u. leaders have urged the islamic republic to stand by its commitments under the nuclear deal that it agreed to with other world powers back in two thousand and fifteen the u.s. withdrew from that deal one year ago iran has now threatened to abandon it as well unless the other signatories europe provide quick relief from u.s. sanctions. it was supposed to be the post breaks it summit shaping the e.u. future without britain well the u.k. may not yet be out it did not attend the talks a welcome respite from bracks it deadlocked but another topic overshadowed the proceedings iran's threats to have banned in the nuclear deal signed with world powers in twenty fifteen e.u. leaders tehran to think again for their organs of the stego is here it's now even more important that europe shows a united front. we do not want an escalation but we want to keep using diplomatic tools. we know our limitations but we all agree that the more united europe is the better the chance we have of using dialogue to find possible solutions for. so the song so it is. being united on
sanctions against iran e.u. leaders have urged the islamic republic to stand by its commitments under the nuclear deal that it agreed to with other world powers back in two thousand and fifteen the u.s. withdrew from that deal one year ago iran has now threatened to abandon it as well unless the other signatories europe provide quick relief from u.s. sanctions. it was supposed to be the post breaks it summit shaping the e.u. future without britain well the u.k. may not yet be out it did not...
DW News : DW : May 14, 2019 11:00pm-11:16pm CEST
and that's our ask and we have applied pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran but we've also made clear to the iranians that if american interests are attacked. we will both certainly respond in appropriate. so when we're dealing with iran another case the u.s. and russia are on opposite sides they are right. not regarding the ultimate goal both sides want to prevent a uranian nuclear program but the strategy in achieving that is totally different while russia still see. rainy and deal like the e.u. as worth it and they want to uphold it yes quit the deal last year and won it wants to put more pressure on iran to to to get another deal and is it possible to say that the us is actually pushing tehran and moscow into each other's arms because of what has happened with the iran nuclear deal because tehran you could argue that they are closer than they've ever been. yes for example in economic terms as we have u.s. sanctions again of course tehran turns to moscow because they are one of their remaining
and that's our ask and we have applied pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran but we've also made clear to the iranians that if american interests are attacked. we will both certainly respond in appropriate. so when we're dealing with iran another case the u.s. and russia are on opposite sides they are right. not regarding the ultimate goal both sides want to prevent a uranian nuclear program but the strategy in...
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plunged massively the head of the tampa says trade with the islamic republic has become extremely difficult since the us we imposed sanctions on tehran toilet seats. and that's it from me in the business as a team in the informal business news on background you can always visit www dot com slash business to follow us on facebook and on twitter we leave you with his quick check on global markets stay right here. is next with. eco india. on the camel trail. these amazing dromedaries protect the desert ecosystem. in google lot the rare co-write camels do far more. their owners tell us about their incredible value. ninety minutes on t.w. . europe the big idea. but what's become of it. look look like tomorrow. hoping for a better future isn't enough europe requires lower courage. european elections on team may twenty sixth gone d w. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. give globalization effect biodiversity species monster facial exploitation. human race displacement. of the global and current of local action. three thousand. not laughing. because sometimes i am but
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imports from iran also plunged massively of the chambre says trade with the islamic republic has become extremely difficult since the us re imposed sanctions on tehran. and that's it from me and the business africa team for an end for more business news and features to call. us now here's a quick look at global markets. for news of. eco africa needs a woman on a mission to save the environment. one of you have a problem but throughout that you for solutions to get the interest pyramid is a reporter in a zombie she knows that nature is often pushed past its limits here because people simply don't know any better but she's determined to change that good stuff. in sixty minutes on d w. earth a home worth saving googling to yes tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global owing to those being by a series of global three thousand on d w and online. service as d.w. news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes set up against a n c c u's i'm not our election when with several. spots is this
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Arts and Culture : DW : May 9, 2019 7:45pm-8:01pm CEST
make some saying that great because some of the bad the deals future of the islamic republic comes in place cost new sanctions against the u.s. increases the pressure also on the program of hope france's moves against sex abuse in the catholic.
kind of a verdict is this from the supreme court of an islamic republic which is troubling muslims but satisfying in for those. demonstrations were only called off when the government agreed to bar bibi from leaving the country pending an appeal to her acquittal but this case is already linked to the killings of at least two people the governor of punjab province salman taseer seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in two thousand and eleven after speaking in b.b.c. defense later the same year federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed after calling for her release. and this was the reaction in january of this year after the supreme court upheld its verdict that's crowds demanding death. i've been speaking with wilson choudhry which has a british pakistani christian association he's been in close contact with asio babies that family throughout her dale i asked him how she was. well as it is related to her family at the final at this. natalie's pakistan where they've been terrified of the the they have been under threat of that ninety five percent of the
kind of a verdict is this from the supreme court of an islamic republic which is troubling muslims but satisfying in for those. demonstrations were only called off when the government agreed to bar bibi from leaving the country pending an appeal to her acquittal but this case is already linked to the killings of at least two people the governor of punjab province salman taseer seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in two thousand and eleven after speaking in b.b.c. defense...
DW News : DW : May 15, 2019 11:00am-11:15am CEST
leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran iran's leadership also denies it's heading for conflict now pump a.o. has returned to washington on his european tour allies and rivals alike warned him against war. but let's get some analysis now as sasha loman america expert at the german institute for international security affairs welcome to the show thanks for joining us having is this the start of a deescalation in the gulf well i feel no these processes hardly controllable and it's a huge potential for missed perceptions so steps on both sides are perceived to be offensive even if they essentially meant to be defensive do you think it's reassuring tehran nonetheless that butt out there talking to people talking to russia talking to the e.u. well i think it's kind of reassuring that he's so far unsuccessful unsuccessful to garner support for the so-called my small precious strategy but at the same time the u.s. is deploying new military assets in the region and i think that's highly unstable ising for also the reigning leadersh
leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran iran's leadership also denies it's heading for conflict now pump a.o. has returned to washington on his european tour allies and rivals alike warned him against war. but let's get some analysis now as sasha loman america expert at the german institute for international security affairs welcome to the show thanks for joining us having is this the start of a deescalation in the gulf well i...
Global 3000 : DW : May 8, 2019 4:30am-5:01am CEST
mother members. forty years after the revolution many iranians don't believe in a future and the islamic republic people like best his wife bihari and their sunday yako the young family now wants to try its luck elsewhere. depleting our planet's resources a startling right since nine hundred seventy the amount of rule materials extracted has tripled in two thousand and seventeen it was ninety two billion tons a year over the next forty years that's set to double to one hundred ninety billion tons large stretches of land have already become does it and in many areas the water and soil have become toxic poisoning those who live there. looking at these children you have no idea how much poison is hidden inside them. the director of sorrow the pasco elementary school says the first signs are learning and concentration deficit's. do this while using our. blood often comes out of their nose when they sneeze they can't pay attention for long that's all i'm sure. it's to do with the lead in their blood i think the us and the assange in. the elementary school is located right next to a place that
mother members. forty years after the revolution many iranians don't believe in a future and the islamic republic people like best his wife bihari and their sunday yako the young family now wants to try its luck elsewhere. depleting our planet's resources a startling right since nine hundred seventy the amount of rule materials extracted has tripled in two thousand and seventeen it was ninety two billion tons a year over the next forty years that's set to double to one hundred ninety billion...
the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran now mode neither nor are we seeking war nor is it to their benefit to go after a war they know that we never start a war and there is not going to be a war this is a confrontation of will. power is stronger the mayors. of the euro those more on the story we have fashioned loman with us he's a foreign policy expert at the german institute for international and security affairs here in berlin sasha thank you for joining us we hear both sides here saying we do not want war what do you make of that does that mean that there will be no war when i think it's true that nobody actually wants war and the question is is this process we're in or at least we're getting in is that controllable and the truth is it hardly is because both sides are operating increasingly on worst case sometimes and scenarios and they in this situation will not be able to kind of perceive signals being sent from either side as intended so for example a move or a step in a direction which is essentially intended to be defensive
the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran now mode neither nor are we seeking war nor is it to their benefit to go after a war they know that we never start a war and there is not going to be a war this is a confrontation of will. power is stronger the mayors. of the euro those more on the story we have fashioned loman with us he's a foreign policy expert at the german institute for international and security affairs here in berlin sasha thank...
the streets. what kind of a verdict is this from the supreme court of an islamic republic which is troubling muslims but satisfying infidels. demonstrations were only called off when the government agreed to bar bibi from leaving the country pending an appeal to her acquittal but this case is already linked to the killings of at least two people. the governor of punjab province some on to z are seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in two thousand and eleven after speaking in b.b.c. defense later the same year federal minister for minorities shahbaz bhatti was killed after calling for her release. and this was the reaction in january of this year after the supreme court upheld its verdict that's crowds demanding stuffed up joining me now from lahore in pakistan is you know johnny she's a human rights activist and an advocate at the supreme court and welcome to you here on our reports say r c a b b is in canada is any official confirmation of that . also i don't have any compensation. if you have. actually just come back a prisoner because of militants who are. be
the streets. what kind of a verdict is this from the supreme court of an islamic republic which is troubling muslims but satisfying infidels. demonstrations were only called off when the government agreed to bar bibi from leaving the country pending an appeal to her acquittal but this case is already linked to the killings of at least two people. the governor of punjab province some on to z are seen here on the right was assassinated by his bodyguard in two thousand and eleven after speaking...
The Day : DW : May 15, 2019 12:02am-12:31am CEST
pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran we're looking for the. regime to simply stop conducting assassination campaigns throughout europe to cease their support of hezbollah that threatens interests all across the middle east their support for the good deeds that are launching missiles. into areas where there are russians and americans traveling these missiles could easily kill a russian or an american. but we laid them out in some detail our position hasn't changed and the movement of troops that you described to lead to the part of the fence but we've also made clear to the iranians that if american interests are attacked. we will most certainly respond in an appropriate fashion. all right that was the u.s. secretary of state. speaking there to talk about the situation russia the u.s. and iran i'm joined tonight by dalia kid is director of the center for middle east public policy at the rand corporation in santa monica california that's where she joins us from tonight's welcome to the day it's good to
pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran we're looking for the. regime to simply stop conducting assassination campaigns throughout europe to cease their support of hezbollah that threatens interests all across the middle east their support for the good deeds that are launching missiles. into areas where there are russians and americans traveling these missiles could easily kill a russian or an american. but we...
and we have applied pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran iran's leadership also denies it's heading for conflict now pump a 0 has returned to washington on his european tour allies and rivals alike warned him against war. and let's get more on this from the cold reading that there is an associate fellow at the german the council on foreign relations well from sioux d.w. how much influence does europe have on the trumpet illustration unfortunately very very little because the deal between iran and the united states and europe is basically debt and that seems not to be the case that the european voice counted a lot in keeping the deal as it is off further developing it so the influence of europe is very limited on the tram administration at this point ok so america's not listening to europe does that mean the deal is necessarily dad at this stage where the end of the day the deal is about iran and the united states and if the united states says the deal is off that it's off so here up has a very limite
and we have applied pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran iran's leadership also denies it's heading for conflict now pump a 0 has returned to washington on his european tour allies and rivals alike warned him against war. and let's get more on this from the cold reading that there is an associate fellow at the german the council on foreign relations well from sioux d.w. how much influence does europe have on...
u.s. tightens the screws on the islamic republic by imposing harsh new sanctions also coming up show of strength russia holds its annual military parade in moscow to celebrate the soviet union's big three over nazi germany in world war two. and another night in the champions league another stunning comeback to get into the final this time it was a london team top scoring in the last gasp with injury time to turn a loss and a victory over i.x. of amsterdam. hello i'm tony martin welcome to the program the european union is urging iran to stick by its commitments under the nuclear deal agreed with world powers in two thousand and fifteen the move comes after tehran said it was suspending some parts of the agreement the crisis has been building since the u.s. unilaterally withdrew from the deal last year earlier the iranian president gave the e.u. sixty days to come up with a plan to shield his country from sanctions imposed by the u.s. the e.u. has rejected the ultimatum. you mean you do not only see the union diplomacy you know it's hard to find a place to preach from that's why
u.s. tightens the screws on the islamic republic by imposing harsh new sanctions also coming up show of strength russia holds its annual military parade in moscow to celebrate the soviet union's big three over nazi germany in world war two. and another night in the champions league another stunning comeback to get into the final this time it was a london team top scoring in the last gasp with injury time to turn a loss and a victory over i.x. of amsterdam. hello i'm tony martin welcome to the...