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South East Asia: The Emerging Market for Israeli Arms
19May 2014 by ISSSP
ISSSP Reflections No. 16, May 19, 2014
Author: Mr. Alvite Singh Ningthoujam
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Israel has been unrelenting in exploring opportunities to strengthen military cooperation with countries in South East Asia (SEA). This is evident from the burgeoning military trade between Israel and countries in the region. Moreover, exhibitions like the Singapore Air Show and other similar defence expos have provided Israel a platform to lure the attention of defence planners in the SEA countries. Alongside its sales of conventional arms, Israel has begun to take up the task of upgrading major systems such as tanks. In March 2014, its Elbit Systems was awarded a US$290 million contract to perform (over three years) a tank upgrade program for an unidentified customer in the Asia-Pacific region. Similar lucrative business is expected for its aircraft industries in South East Asia over the coming years.
Israel's increasing attention towards Asia-Pacific countries has come at an appropriate time, amidst considerable cut-back in the defence budgets in the West. Withdrawals of American troops from Iraq and the impending drawdown from Afghanistan have contributed to this shift. As a result, this region is offering potential and lucrative defence markets for Israel. During 2012, Asia-Pacific remained a major market for Israel with an estimated arms sales worth US$4 billion. Again in 2013, Israeli firms such as Israel Military Industries (IMI) reportedly secured military contracts with a few Asian countries worth US$500 million. These contracts were mostly for upgrades of military platforms, sales of heavy munitions, and a variety of military systems. During the same year, Israel's Aeronautics Defence Systems Ltd won a contract worth US$20 million from a South East Asia air force for its Aerostar tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) for intelligence collection. Additionally, there are several important joint-ventures which are underway.
The globally reputed Singapore Air Show 2014 witnessed a high profile Israeli participation, which included its Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon, several other military officials and dignitaries from various defence industries. Items such as Elbit-manufactured Hermes 900 Unmanned Aircraft Systems; TREASURES; ANVIS/HUD 24 featuring line-of-sight were displayed. For the first time, IAI's revamped Super Heron Heavy Fuel drone that could stay airborne for about 45 hours was unveiled. This product is likely to give some competition to manufacturers within Israel and abroad. On the sideline of this event, IAI launched its Local Cyber Early Warning Research and Development Centre in Singapore, which is the first of its kind in the region. The joint-project with Singapore's Economic Development Board (EDB) signals the transformation of relations from one of a seller-buyer to a more collaborative relationship.
Further, Israel's Rafael Advanced Defence Systems impressed the audience by unveiling its Iron Beam high-energy laser (HEL) system which is designed to defeat rockets, mortars, and UAVs at short ranges. Owing to rising missile threats from its neighbours, Israel has started with this programme, and has already received adequate attention from potential customers despite being in a developmental stage.
Israel is also gradually entering Vietnam's defence markets. For instance, Israel Weapon Industries (IWI) has established a production facility in Vietnam to support the supply of Galil 31/32 ACE assault rifles to the Vietnam People's Army (VPA). Considering Vietnam's large army equipped with obsolete weapons systems, Israel might one day take up the task of upgrading the Hanoi's defence systems and technologies. In March 2014, during the visit of Vietnam's Vice Minister of Public Security, Senior Lieutenant-General Dang Van Hieu to Israel the countries signed accords promoting cooperation in defence industrial sectors. The delegation also visited several Israeli companies specialising in the development of equipments for counter-terrorism and homeland security. Cooperation is also expected to grow in trans-border crime prevention, drug-related crime, human trafficking, illegal immigration, and crime related to citizens from both countries. Looking at these developments, one could say that the future of their military-security ties looks very promising.
Simultaneously, military cooperation between Israel and Philippines is on the rise. Manila is considering purchase of surface-to-air missiles (SAM), UAVs, missile launcher systems from Israeli firms such as Rafael, Elbit Systems, IMI and IAI. Philippines is likely to enter into tie-ups in developing and manufacturing weapons. In January 2014, an agreement was signed for the purchase of 28 light armoured vehicles from Israel by Philippines at a total price of US$19.7 million. The same month witnessed a meeting between Philippines Defence Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon, where Tel Aviv offered to provide defence items to Manila boosting their military cooperation.
Israeli assistance to Philippines would be in the development of command, control, communications, computers and intelligence capabilities. In addition, a working group is likely to be established to examine the security situation in their respective countries and to address common concerns. Israel's Elbit Systems has won a tender to supply Philippines with artillery worth more than US$8.2 million. Israel has also offered its P368, 837, 332 for 12 pieces of 155 Howitzer canons with accessories and ammunition to this South East Asian army.
The above developments reflect the existence of robust military-security cooperation between Israel and the mentioned countries. Israel's willingness to transfer military technologies – without any strings-attached – has tied Tel Aviv closely to the military modernisation and upgrade programmes of the South East Asian countries. With economic and political incentives, bilateral relationships between these countries will continue to be driven by close defence ties and shared national security challenges. The importance Israel places on its relationship with the defence markets in these countries is captured by its willingness to showcase its latest military technologies.
Nevertheless, there is stiff competition for Israel as several other arms vendors are eyeing the lucrative defence markets in Southeast Asia. In this regard, the US and France are two major contenders. That said, Israel will continue to remain an important arms supplier for these countries. Moreover, the region is not new to Israeli arms sales but has been there in the business since several years.
Finally, certain implications cannot be ruled out considering the instabilities looming large in the Asia Pacific regions, and particularly, between China and these countries. With tensions escalating in the South China Sea, Israel will have to carefully tread in its arms sales to the region. The Jewish state, for various reasons, would not want to spoil its relations with countries in the region especially given their positive outlook towards Tel Aviv. However, the maturity of their relations cannot be explained by merely looking into arms sales, for such tactics seem to be ad-hoc in nature. Moreover, it is often a matter of options available at different junctures. As a result, for the longevity of relations, robust political ties should be at the forefront, which remains lacking in the current context.
Alvite Singh Ningthoujam is a PhD researcher at the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India. He also served as a Fellow at the Begin-Sadat (BESA) Centre for Strategic Studies, Bar-Ilan University, Israel (2010-2011). He can be reached at alvite_n[at]yahoo[dot]com
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Edinburgh is the place to be this weekend if you are a Springbok supporter as Rassie Erasmus' team takes on Scotland after claiming their first win on tour this November.
Bongi Mbonambi's heroics claimed an 85th min victory over Les Bleus in what was not the Springboks best performance on tour to date.
As many would say, a win is a win and we move on to the next mission that lies ahead.
Scotland Coach, Gregor Townsend is preparing his team for what he sees as a bigger opportunity than beating England earlier this year in the Six Nations for the first time in 10 years. The Scots beat the South Africans in 2010 last, so if they had a chance they believe it might be now.
Another reason for them to believe in this opportunity is the fact that they have only lost one of their last 10 games at Murrayfield in a time where most Northern hemisphere teams have caught up with the rest of the world, especially the Southern based teams.
South Africa on the other hand will want to keep their winning record up against the Scots and it is clear that Rassie is targeting this match to give some much needed game time to some of his junior members but still want to build on the growth the team has shown in recent times.
Embrose Papier is finally getting the start so many people have been calling for and we truly hope he can have the match of his life to show the yet unconvinced Bok supporters the exciting talent this young man is.
The scary prospect the Scots are facing this weekend though comes from the pack Erasmus has selected, especially if you look at number 4 to 8. There is probably no stronger selection he could have made with what he has available in this squad, although someone like a Marco van Staden, who is not on tour, would be the perfect final touch to this pack, no offence to Captain Kolisi.
We were hoping last week the Boks would finally click and give a performance long overdue but the French had other ideas. In fact all of Europe seemed to have stood up against the rest of the world last week, which made for compelling rugby viewing.
Are the Scots really prepared or are the Springboks ready to reward Rassie, his coaching staff and supporters with a game for the books?


A Ball (And A Caldecott) For 'Daisy' The Dog A Ball for Daisy is a story of loss — a little dog loses her favorite red ball to a much larger dog — but now it's also a story about winning: On Monday, Chris Raschka's book won the American Library Association's Randolph Caldecott Medal for best illustrated story.
Every year, the American Library Association awards the Caldecott Medal to the most distinguished picture book for children that's published in the U.S. And today, the winner was announced and he is a past medalist. Chris Raschka. His book is called "A Ball for Daisy."
Raschka also won in 2006 for "The Hello, Goodbye Window" and he was the Caldecott honoree or finalist in 1994 for the book, "Yo! Yes?" Chris Raschka, did I get the inflexion right on that?
CHRIS RASCHKA: That's perfect. That's exactly right.
SIEGEL: Chris Raschka joins us from New York. And congratulations on the medal for "A Ball for Daisy."
RASCHKA: Thank you so much.
SIEGEL: I would ask you for a reading of the book. But alas, it has no words.
RASCHKA: It's my first wordless picture book. Certainly, a challenge and I went through many, many variations.
SIEGEL: With the proper spoiler alert, why don't you roughly tell us the story of "A Ball for Daisy?"
RASCHKA: Well, it's about a little dog named Daisy who has a big red ball that she loves very much and her owner, a little girl, takes her to the park and they play until this beloved ball is in a wrestling match with another dog. It is popped and comes to an end of its existence. And Daisy is distraught. And where we go from there was my - what I set myself as a task.
SIEGEL: It's the old dog has a ball, dog loses a ball.
SIEGEL: Eventually - well, if you're not listening, all three to seven year olds, gets another ball.
SIEGEL: That's what happens in the story.
SIEGEL: And this story - how did you decide to do this?
RASCHKA: Well, it does come from a real experience. But in this case, it was not a dog named Daisy. It was my son named Ingo, whose beloved ball was actually destroyed by a dog. When he was four, this happened and it was such a devastation for him. It was kind of almost the first time he experienced something he loved ending and that he couldn't get that back.
SIEGEL: Now, in years past, you have drawn - or I guess painted is more appropriate - children's books about some unusual subjects. "Charlie Parker Played Be Bop" is one of your books. "Mysterious Thelonious" is another one.
SIEGEL: And, on the other hand, "Arlene Sardine," the story of a fish who dreamt of becoming someone's breakfast.
SIEGEL: How do you settle on these subjects?
RASCHKA: Well, anything that creates a strong emotion in me, whether it's music, loss of something, loneliness or friendship, if that emotion is heightened in some way and painted to fit in between the covers of 32 pages, that can become a picture book.
SIEGEL: So here's the question that I have for you, having looked at "A Ball for Daisy," in which we see many pictures of Daisy the little dog. My question is, how do you, as an artist, manage to draw a character so many times doing many different things, seen from different angles, so that she's always perfectly recognizable? Is there a waste basket full of bad drawings of Daisy that don't make it in?
SIEGEL: You can do a story about a tree that wants to be somebody's book.
RASCHKA: Very sadly, I'm afraid I can. But - well, for me, finding that is that is the real challenge and especially because I like to be fairly gestural, that is, not repaired, kind of immediate. So, it either works or it doesn't work and that's the fine line defined, literally.
SIEGEL: Chris Raschka, thank you very much for talking with us today.
SIEGEL: That's Chris Raschka, winner of the Caldecott medal. His book is called "A Ball for Daisy."


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Errors Of The Human Body surely lives up to its title, riddling this cinematic body with errors as well.
That's where first time director Eron Sheean, co-writer on 2011's The Divide, comes in with this year's Errors Of The Human Body, a film which explores the biological side of science and medicine, outlining the various stages of curing a disease and mutating current strains to unlock new results.
Starring Michael Eklund (The Call/The Divide) as Dr. Geoff Burton, we pick up his journey as he starts working in the world-renowned Institute for Molecular Cell Biology & Genetics, reuniting with an old intern of his named Rebekka (Karoline Herfurth). Now a respected member of the scientific community, Rebekka looks for help from her old mentor as she's hit a roadblock with some interesting discoveries which surround the regeneration of cells, but she can't seem to get her new gene to work in mammals. Dr. Burton draws on his past to try and bring Rebekka's project to the next level, but becomes weary when another scientist named Jarek (Tómas Lemarquis) shows interest in more dangerous methods of research around the new gene, causing Dr. Burton to play more of a detective role than scientific mastermind.
In the true nature of science, let's dissect Sheean's film under a microscope and discover the horrors of modern scientific research he's able to create, but also the inconsistently engaging nature Errors Of The Human Body unfortunately suffers from.
Thematically, Sheean's film captures the dismal and dangerous nature of scientific research, but also displays the fragile nature of this big wondrous planet we call Earth. The gene in question is actually the strain of another virus, showing how something so destructive can become beneficial just by changing the sequencing of some particle data, but also the horrors of getting that one tiny sequence wrong and destroying us all. Sheean knows there is horror to be found in playing God and trying to do the right thing, as some minds aren't stable enough to do so responsibly – which is exactly where Lemarquis comes in as the sneaky-snake character Jarek.
With that said, the performances all work rather well too, with the exception of Karoline Herfurth if I'm being honest.
Michael Eklund fits the role of Dr. Burton rather well, splitting his time as a struggling scientist and grieving ex-husband. Yes, like any good character set-up, Burton is just coming out of the heartbreaking loss of a significant other, which helps guide his actions at times by causing fits of despair. All too clichéd, yes, but the reason for the breakup plays a necessary role in the story – one I don't spoil here. Concerning Eklund though, I thought Dr. Burton to be a rather strong lead for such a film, and it's a shame that Eklund doesn't have more high-profile Hollywood parts.
Tómas Lemarquis also does a bang up job, representing everything Jarek needed to be as a "villain," especially concerning his physical mannerisms. Just looking at Lemarquis' bald head, shifty demeanor, beady eyes, and unique look made everything Jarek did seem slithery in nature, almost standing out too much as a conflicting character.
But with that said comes the character of Rebekka and the more visible failures of Errors Of The Human Body, as Herfurth's character seemed nothing but a silly girl at times, struggling with her emotions when grander events were at hand. She obviously plays a re-kindled love interest for Dr. Burton, intervening with emotional distress while a life-altering discovery rests in the balance, and adds a sort of soap-opera like blandness to Sheean's film. The gravity of the situation is almost completely lost among more dreary and less-riveting scenes of research or relationship drama, losing the feeling of scientific amazement that should have dominated the screenplay 95% of the time. Mix that with the dreary snow-covered backdrops and metallic lab equipment which fill every scene, and we're left with nothing characteristically unique about what becomes just another brainiac thriller with an obtrusive ending which seems to just want to end on a dark note for the hell of shock and awe.
Errors Of The Human Body unfortunately does a great job of taking a rather intelligent and thought-provoking plot and wasting said opportunity on average, run-of-the-mill craftsmanship with no distinct pop or style. Not only that, but it squanders decent performances throughout the cast in the process, chalking this sci-fi/horror hybrid up to nothing but wasted potential – like a science fair project gone horribly wrong.


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Carbon Compounds
Often referred to as the building blocks of life, carbon compounds form the basis of most organic material; hence, they are ideally suited for use in the early development of advanced, reactive molecules, such as those used in biofuel and supertensile structures.
Complex Organisms
Organic flora and fauna growing on worlds across the cluster technically qualify as "alien life," though none of it has registered as sentient. However, their usefulness as comestibles or building materials in other areas of industry is invaluable.
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In small quantities, heavy metals are vital to life, providing essential minerals for biological processes. In bulk, they are commonly found in most construction materials, forming the most basic components of computer electronics and reinforced structures.
Ionic Solutions
An electrolyte found in a raw, natural form is called an ionic solution, especially in terms of planetary astronomy. Only after a lengthy process of extraction and refining can the resulting fluid go on to be used for medical, industrial, or nutritive applications.
Any life form too small to be detected by the unaided human eye qualifies as a microorganism, yet as a whole, this classification of biology covers an enormous and diverse spectrum. From parasites and viruses to fungi and insects, the study or industrial application of these creatures is just as broad.
This colorless, odorless, and usually nonflammable substance is one of seven known monoatomic gases, or those that do not easily combine with other atoms. They are thus well suited for a variety of manufacturing implementations.
Highly resistant to corrosion and oxidation, noble metals are somewhat rarer than base metals, yet they are just as sought after for their different electrical, material, and chemical attributes. When painstakingly refined and purified, some noble metal ores can produce "precious metals."
Non-CS Crystals
The orderly, compact nature of crystals makes them well suited for a staggering array of manufacturing processes, in which they are just as often the product of the factory as they are incorporated into many of the tools and machinery used therein.
Planktic Colonies
Harvested in mass quantities, planktic colonies are used for much more than just a bulk food source that flourishes in water-rich environments. Their cumulative biomass has advanced properties that contribute to some of the most advanced material and medical sciences in New Eden.
Reactive Gas
Consisting of any number of volatile atomic structures, reactive gases are the most useful when applied to the fields of explosives, molecular restructuring, and electrical conduction. Great care must be taken when storing or transporting any sizeable quantity.
Suspended Plasma
When found in harvestable quantities beyond the unapproachable heat of an active star, plasma is said to be in a "suspended" state. Specialized electronic equipment is used to attract the ionized particles into collection tubes, after which it can be stored, transported, or applied to a variety of technologies.

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Q: How can I use Intel PIN to catch all loads to an array? I'm profiling an application I have written using PIN. The source code of the application uses an array - I want PIN to catch every load instruction made to the array.
Currently, I have annotated the source code of the application I am trying to profile. Every time I read from the array, I first call a function startRegionOfInterest(). Once I finish reading from the array I call another function endRegionOfInterest(). I can use PIN to easily catch calls to these two functions - whenever a load exists between these two calls I assume it's a load to the array I'm interested in.
However, this is pretty coarse grained, and so I end up classifying a lot of loads that are NOT to the array of interest as reads to the array.
Is there an easier way for me to more precisely catch all loads made to the array I'm interested in?

A: In your startRegionOfInterest method, you can use some kind of indicator sequence to pass the array address to your PIN tool. E.g., store a magic constant, then store the array address, something like:
volatile void *sink;

void startRegionOfInterest(void *array) {
    sink = (void *)0x48829d2f384be;
    sink = array;
}

In your PIN tool, you look for a store of the magic constant (within the startRegionOfInterest call for extra specificity, if you want), and then you know the next store is the address of the array. You can communicate the length similarly.
Implementing the sequence with inline asm instead you can remove the variability associated with compiler and optimizer behavior, although I think the volatile approach should work in practice (although you might have to skip some intervening non-store instructions. A godbolt.

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Allen Iverson returns to his old high school to renew a bond with the 757
By naming its gym after the Hall of Famer, Hampton's Bethel High School honored a prep career that came to an abrupt end 25 years ago
By Justin Tinsley	@JustinTinsley
HAMPTON, Va. — Allen Iverson wasn't scheduled to speak Tuesday when Bethel High School renamed its gymnasium and basketball court in his honor. But realistically, the man known locally as "Bubba Chuck" had to know he wasn't getting out of his former school's airspace without touching his people. And as the 2001 NBA MVP and Hall of Famer began to speak, on came those familiar tears and lip quiver and that familiar choppy voice.
"I'm Virginia," he said.
A few seconds later, Iverson tried again. "I'm Virginia." Fighting back tears, he continued, "It's as simple as that … I've loved y'all for all these years for supporting me throughout the ups and downs in my life. We us. We Virginia. We beautiful. We the best. And we the toughest, strongest and we believe in each other. I just love y'all."
To say the feeling was mutual wouldn't do the moment justice. The Tidewater region of Virginia — known as Seven Cities or "the 757" — worships the ground Iverson, 44, walks on, especially its black community. Screams of "We love you, Chuck!" and "Take your time, bruh!" made this ribbon-cutting ceremony feel like Sunday service.
"This is my home. This is who I am," the 11-time All Star told News 3 in Hampton. "It's just a beautiful feeling seeing people that are here that actually care."
More than 200 men, women and children stood shoulder to shoulder near the outside entrance to the gym, all hoping to get close to the four-time NBA scoring champion. The speakers included Hampton mayor Donnie Tuck, school board chairwoman Ann Stevens Cherry and Iverson's longtime confidante and manager Gary Moore. Taking in the moment from the back were New Jersey high school basketball legend, former University of Memphis star and Cleveland Cavaliers 2002 first-round pick DaJuan Wagner and consultant William "Worldwide Wes" Wesley.
"Allen Iverson needs no introduction in this community because he has always been invested in this community," said Cherry. "We thank Bubba Chuck for not forgetting where he came up. We thank him for contributing to Hampton City Schools and to Bethel High School's athletic program — male and female. The naming of this gym is significant, but more significant is the fact that he gave generously to a school that he didn't forget. And today this school is not forgetting him."
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Bethel High, known as "1067" for its street number on Big Bethel Road, in some ways still looks like it did when Iverson was enrolled there for three years in the early 1990s. About two-thirds of its nearly 1,800 students are black. Its basketball and football teams, which Iverson made national commodities with two state titles in the same academic year, have found occasional success — though in recent years both programs have struggled.
Inside the entrance to the gym before arriving at the court, the first sign reads: ALLEN IVERSON GYMNASIUM. To the left stands a glass case of memorabilia from signed basketballs, jerseys and vintage photos of Iverson at various stages of his playing career.
Iverson returned to Bethel when the school retired his jersey in 2003 and he's been donating to its athletic program ever since. Now the gym he made famous will bear his name.
"Totally well-deserved," Grammy-nominated rapper and Virginia Beach native Pusha T told The Undefeated via phone. "Seeing this happen right now — we needed to check off that box."
Of course, Iverson technically never finished Bethel High School. He couldn't. Life saw fit otherwise. But if Tuesday proved anything, it's that not all graduations come with a diploma.
NBA Hall of Famer Allen Iverson encourages the crowd to get loud before the game between the Toronto Raptors and Philadelphia 76ers at the Wells Fargo Center on Feb. 5 in Philadelphia.
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In the '90s, high school sports in the 757 featured future household names such as Aaron Brooks, Ronald Curry and Michael Vick. Yet Iverson accomplished just as much, if not more, while playing with a shorter high school shelf life. He started at wide receiver as a freshman and by his sophomore year played both quarterback and roamed the secondary on defense. He was unanimously named to the All-Peninsula District team as a sophomore after recording 13 interceptions — including five in one game.
In his junior year, Iverson became a national name for his exploits both in football and basketball. "I was in Los Angeles, and they're talking about Allen Iverson. I was in Florida, and they're talking about Allen Iverson," AAU basketball guru Boo Williams told the Newport News Daily Press in 1993.
"He's a living legend. I hang around the gyms and hear kids talking about him," said Bob Bailey, who served as public address announcer at Bethel's basketball games during Iverson's time. "I think everybody who lives in Aberdeen and North Hampton who's 6 or 7 years old knows Bubba Chuck."
In the summer of 1992, Iverson led Williams' AAU squad to the national championship in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. As he was at four other venues that summer, Iverson was named MVP of the tournament. Once the school year started, his domination continued. As a quarterback, defensive back and kick returner, Iverson amassed 2,204 total yards and 29 total touchdowns, including four punts, a kickoff and two interceptions returned for touchdowns.
"We Virginia. We beautiful. We the best. And we the toughest, strongest and we believe in each other."
Iverson would lead Bethel to its first state championship since 1976 that season. In the title game against E.C. Glass, he threw for 201 yards, ran for a touchdown, took a punt 60 yards to the house and intercepted two passes on defense. At the time, Florida State saw Iverson as the heir apparent to Charlie Ward, who played both quarterback and point guard for the Seminoles.
Iverson didn't rest long. Three days after Bethel's football title, he got to work on the basketball court, dropping 37 in a season-opening win against Kecoughtan. He'd score at least 40 points seven times that season. His games packed his local gym and the Hampton Coliseum. College scouts saw him as the best high school basketball player in the country. Iverson's 982 points that season stood as Virginia's single-season scoring record until Mac McClung broke the mark in 2018.
"His high school games felt like college! Even at that age and during those times, he was somebody," said Pusha T. "He was a hero to all of us. I don't really remember him being a peer. He changed [the game]. And he was from us!"
Save for maybe Teddy Riley, there was no bigger celebrity from the 757 at that time than Allen Iverson. Which made what happened on Feb. 14, 1993, one of the most pivotal and dividing moments in Hampton's history. Iverson and a group of friends were bowling, having fun and being rowdy at Hampton's Circle Lanes (now called Sparetimes). Typical high school behavior, as most around town tell it. But a brawl between Iverson's friends, all of them black, and a white group ignited into a national news story.
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America was on edge over racial violence and the criminal justice system's role in preserving it. This was two years after the Rodney King police beating and Latasha Harlins' murder, a year after the Los Angeles riots and a year before the O.J. Simpson trial. Now the most recognizable high school athlete in the country was at the center of a controversy involving race and justice. Footage of the brawl showed chairs being thrown and chaos erupting in the bowling alley. One side claimed racial epithets were used. The other said the black teenagers were looking for trouble. But all those charged were black, including Iverson for three counts maiming by mob and one count of assault by mob.
Iverson's focus on the basketball court remained sharp, even as his world shifted around him. The night he was charged he dropped 42 in a game. Iverson's last home game at Bethel would take place on March 2, 1993. It was Bethel's first regional appearance in nearly 19 years. Against the Western Branch of Chesapeake, Iverson delivered a masterful performance with 32 points, 13 rebounds, nine assists, eight steals and four blocked shots. Much like in football months earlier, Iverson would lead his team to the state championship and be honored as Virginia's high school basketball player of the year. He would never play another game at Bethel High School in either sport.
As Iverson's legal dilemma stretched past the end of his junior year, not many expected the case to go beyond a slap on the wrist. Until it did. Iverson, Michael Simmons, Melvin Stephens Jr. and Samuel Wynn were all convicted as adults of maiming by mob. In September 1993, Iverson was sentenced to five years in prison. Months later, Iverson, Simmons, Stephens and Wynn were granted clemency by Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder — the first elected black governor in American history — on the condition they continue their education. It would be Wilder's final act in office. Iverson would receive his high school diploma from Richard Milburn High School in Virginia Beach. His conviction was officially overturned less than a year later in June 1995.
Under then-Georgetown head coach John Thompson, Iverson would resume his basketball career in the nation's capital. Like Virginia, Washington instantly came to embrace Iverson. As did Philadelphia, which drafted him first overall in 1996. Iverson's career would be a hallmark of meteoric highs, public lows and an unceremonious NBA exit. But all of this, he'd admit, went into who Iverson was. Just another flawed human trying to get life right.
"I just wanna thank y'all for being there for me and always on my side, always in my huddle, always in the foxhole with me," Iverson said Tuesday afternoon. "I love my kids for believing in their daddy. And understanding that I'm human and I make mistakes just like everybody else."
Allen Iverson responds to being introduced at halftime during the NBA All-Star game as part of the 2019 NBA All-Star Weekend at the Spectrum Center on Feb. 17 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Bethel High originally planned to name just its basketball court after him. But the reaction was instantaneous: Is that all you wanna do? Put his name on the court? You sure you don't wanna name the gym after him? Hampton was never a perfect city, nor was Iverson a perfect person. But it is impossible to tell the story of one without each other. And that reverberated far beyond the city limits.
"Being from the 757 and being an artist from the 757, you don't always win everybody over. Artistically, I've watched people love the Clipse — I've watched some people not like the Clipse. Pharrell, Timbaland, Missy [Elliott], all the same. It's been unanimous for Iverson," Pusha T said. "He wore the Superman cape. He was loved by all seven cities like he was from all seven cities."
Two hundred people congregated outdoors here because Iverson is Bethel. And Bethel is Iverson. "He's always been loyal to us," said Hampton resident Stephanie Brown. "And we'll always be loyal to him."
The story wasn't always pretty. Nor did it have the ending many believed it should have had. But Allen Iverson and Bethel High School are forever. And now it's in writing.
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Bitka kod Arrasa odigrala se, od 9. travnja do 21. svibnja 1917., na britanskom dijelu Zapadnog bojišta u okviru Savezničke proljetnje ofenzive.

Plan snaga Antante
Plan se zasnivao na općoj direktivi generala Nivellea od 4. travnja. U odnosu na glavnu (francusku) ofenzivu na rijeci Aisne, britanaske su postrojbe imale pomoćnu ulogu. Feldmaršal Douglas Haig je odlučio da s britanskom 1. i 3. armijom izvrši napad na bojišnici od 24 km, od Croisillesa do Givenchy-en-Gohelle zahvaćajući oko 8 km nove Siegfriedova linija. Ofenzivi je prethodilo trotjedno sistematsko rušenje žičanih prepreka topničkom vatrom, jaka zrakoplovna priprema i izvanredno jaka topnička priprema s 2800 cijevi svih kalibara.

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Savezničko napredovanje (prva faza)

Deveti travnja
Napad pješaštva počeo je 9. travnja u 5h 30m na cijeloj bojišnici uz jaku i preciznu topničku i tenkovsku podršku. Vrijeme je bilo oblačno i kišovito, a vidljivost slaba. Na suprotnoj strani nalazila se njem. 6. armija, sa 7 divizija na prvoj liniji i 8 u pričuvi, a iza njih je još bilo 7 divizija pod Vrhovnim zapovjedništvom. Njemački obrambeni sustav (dubine 5 – 8 km) imao je 3 položaja s po 3–4 solidno utvrđene linije i masom žičanih prepreka. Cijeli je pojas bio dubine 5 – 8 km.

Do podne Britanci su osvojili i drugu liniju na cijeloj bojišnici od Soucheza do Croisillesa i zauzeli najveći dio grebena Vimy. Do večeri je otvorena duboka breša i u trećoj liniji. Dubina prodora iznosila je 5 km. Zarobljeno je 10.000 Nijemaca bilo, a 100 komada oružja je zaplenjeno.

Od 10. do 14. travnja
Borbe su nastavljene 10. i 11. travnja, ali je britanska 3. armija zaustavljena kod Wancourta. Kanađani, iz britanske 1. armije su 12. travnja osvojili još neka uzvišenja na grebenu Vimyja. Ofenziva je usporena, ali je do 14. travnja osvojeno još nešto terena, čime je završena prva faza bitke. Zatišje je trajalo do 22. travnja, a do tada su Nijemci dovukli jake postrojbe iz pričuve.

Nastavak Savezničkog napredovanja uz jak Njemački otpor (druga faza)

Od 23. do 27. travnja
Druga faza bitke počela je 23. travnja na bojišnici južno do Lensa do Croisillesa. U široj okolini Croisillesa, 7 njemačkih divizija pružilo je naročito žilav otpor, uz jake protiunapade. Britanci su uspeli obraniti sela Gavrelle i Guémappe (selo je 24. travnja prelazilo 9 puta iz ruku u ruke) i ponovno osvojiti nešto terena prema Lensu. Potiskivani prema svom glavnom položaju u trokutu sela Drocourt – Oppy – Queant, Nijemci su pružali sve jači otpor i znatno ojačavali svoje topništvo.

Od 28. travnja do 21. svibnja
Britanska 1. armija izvršila je 28. travnja novi napad sjeverno od rijeke Scarpe i sutradan uspjela zauzeti Arleux-en-Gohelle. Britanske armije su 3. svibnja energično nastavile ofenzivu na bojišnici od 20 km (Fresnoy-en-Gohelle, Croisilles).

Selo Rœux, okruženo močvarama, izdržalo je sve napade Britanaca. Selo Billecourt, u ruševinama, ostao je poslije teških borbi najvećim dijelom u britanskim rukama, a na tom su mjestu Britanci probili Siegfriedovu liniju. Na sjeveru su Kanađani poslije teških borbi zauzeli jako uporište Fresnoy-en-Gohelle, ali su ga 8. svibnja ponovno izgubili. Britanci su 14. svibnja zauzeli selo Rœux, a sutradan i Bullecourt. Kod Arrasa je postepeno nastalo ponovno zatišje.

Posljedice bitke
Ovo je bila tipična bitka iscrpljivanja koju je Britancima nametnulo francusko Vrhovno zapovjedništvo. No, britanski uspjesi olakšali su francusku ofenzivu na rijeci Aisne privlačenjem njemačke pričuve prema Arrasu.  Britanci su izgubili oko 160.000, a Nijemci oko 130.000 vojnika, među kojima je 20.000 zarobljenih. Ofenzivom front nije probijen, već je pomaknut samo za oko 5 km na duljini od 32 km, sada obuhvaćajući i greben Vimyja.

Literatura

 "Arras", U: Vojna enciklopedija, sv. 1., Beograd: Izdanje redakcije Vojne enciklopedije, 1970., str. 199. – 201.
 E. Lecesne, Histoire d'Arras, Arras, 1880.
 Les armées françises dans la grande guerre, izd., Ministarstva rata, I i VI t., Paris, 1931. i 1934.
 Der Weltkrieg 1914. bis 1918, izd. nem. Državnog arhiva, III i XII t., Berlin, 1929. i 1939.
 M. Zelenika, Prvi svetski rat 1914, Beograd, 1962.

Francuske bitke u Prvom svjetskom ratu
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Karin Valborg Ek, born Lindblad (17 June 1885 in Stockholm-1 October 1926 in Gothenburg), was a Swedish writer.

Biography
Ek was the daughter of the doctor Anders Lindblad and Florence Weaving and grew up in Stockholm. She conducted seminars at Anna Sandström's Higher Teacher Seminarium in Stockholm together with Harriet Löwenhjelm and Elsa Björkman. After a short time as a subject teacher, she married the literature historian Sverker Ek in 1909. She had five children, including the actor Anders Ek and the publisher Birgitta Ek. Ek was buried at Östra kyrkogården in Gothenburg.

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1885 births
1926 deaths
Swedish women poets
19th-century Swedish women writers
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            child.setTag(mHolder);

        } else {
            mHolder = (Holder) child.getTag();
        }
        mHolder.txt_id.setText(id.get(pos));
        mHolder.txt_fName.setText(firstName.get(pos));
        mHolder.txt_lName.setText(lastName.get(pos));

        return child;
    }

    public class Holder {
        CheckBox checkbox;
        TextView txt_id;
        TextView txt_fName;
        TextView txt_lName;
    }

}

I have a button (Delete) on the listView activity.After checking the checkboxes When a user presses delete button It will delete the data which was cecked from database and show the rest of the data remaining in Database.
This is the activity where I am handling the click.
public class DisplayActivity extends Activity {

    private DbHelper mHelper;
    private SQLiteDatabase dataBase;

    private ArrayList<String> userId = new ArrayList<String>();
    private ArrayList<String> user_fName = new ArrayList<String>();
    private ArrayList<String> user_lName = new ArrayList<String>();

    private ListView userList;
    private AlertDialog.Builder build;

    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.display_activity);

        userList = (ListView) findViewById(R.id.List);

        mHelper = new DbHelper(this);
        Button delete=(Button) findViewById(R.id.deleteBtn);
        delete.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

            public void onClick(View v) {
                try {
                    if(userId.size()>0){

                        for(int i=0;i<DisplayAdapter.position.size();i++){
                            Toast.makeText(DisplayActivity.this, ""+i, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                            View getView=userList.findViewWithTag(DisplayAdapter.position.get(i));
                            CheckBox checkbox = (CheckBox) getView
                                    .findViewById(R.id.checkbox);
                            if(checkbox.isChecked()){
                                //Toast.makeText(DisplayActivity.this, ""+i, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                                dataBase.delete(
                                        DbHelper.TABLE_NAME,
                                        DbHelper.KEY_ID + "="
                                                +userId.get(i), null);

                                displayData();
                            }

                        }

                    }
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    Toast.makeText(DisplayActivity.this, "Nothing Selected", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }

            }
        });
        //add new record
        findViewById(R.id.btnAdd).setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {

            public void onClick(View v) {

                Intent i = new Intent(getApplicationContext(),
                        AddActivity.class);
                i.putExtra("update", false);
                startActivity(i);

            }
        });

        //click to update data
        userList.setOnItemClickListener(new OnItemClickListener() {

            public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> arg0, View arg1, int arg2,
                    long arg3) {

                Intent i = new Intent(getApplicationContext(),
                        AddActivity.class);
                i.putExtra("Fname", user_fName.get(arg2));
                i.putExtra("Lname", user_lName.get(arg2));
                i.putExtra("ID", userId.get(arg2));
                i.putExtra("update", true);
                startActivity(i);

            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    protected void onResume() {
        displayData();
        super.onResume();
    }

    /**
     * displays data from SQLite
     */
    private void displayData() {
        dataBase = mHelper.getWritableDatabase();
        Cursor mCursor = dataBase.rawQuery("SELECT * FROM "
                + DbHelper.TABLE_NAME, null);

        userId.clear();
        user_fName.clear();
        user_lName.clear();
        if (mCursor.moveToFirst()) {
            do {
                userId.add(mCursor.getString(mCursor.getColumnIndex(DbHelper.KEY_ID)));
                user_fName.add(mCursor.getString(mCursor.getColumnIndex(DbHelper.KEY_FNAME)));
                user_lName.add(mCursor.getString(mCursor.getColumnIndex(DbHelper.KEY_LNAME)));

            } while (mCursor.moveToNext());
        }
        DisplayAdapter disadpt = new DisplayAdapter(DisplayActivity.this,userId, user_fName, user_lName);
        userList.setAdapter(disadpt);
        mCursor.close();

    }

}

It only deletes the first checked item from listview and as well databases.But i want to delete all the checked data from database.How do i do that? Details code and explanation would be appreciated. Thank in advance and sorry if i made any mistake.

A: The approach I use and thus recommend is this:
On your adapter add a checked callback:
    List<YOUR_OBJ> checkedObjs;
    onUserCheckBoxCallback callback;
    ...
    public void OnCheckBoxCheckedCallback(onUserCheckBoxCallback callback) {
        this.callback = callback;
    }

    //this part goes on bindView
    yourCheckbox.setOnCheckedChangeListener(new OnCheckedChangeListener() {

        @Override
        public void onCheckedChanged(CompoundButton buttonView, boolean isChecked) {
        callback.onUserCheckBoxChanged(your_obj.get(pos), isChecked);
        }
    });

if (checkedObjs!= null && checkedObjs.size() > 0)
        yourCheckbox.setChecked(checkedObjs.contains(your_obj));

//this goes inside the adapter class
 public interface onUserCheckBoxCallback {
        void onUserCheckBoxChanged(YOUR_OBJECT_HERE, boolean isChecked);
    }

And on your activity you simply do this:
declare your adapter
HashSet<YOUR_OBJ> checkedObjs;
...

//this part goes on onCreate()
adapter.OnCheckBoxCheckedCallback(new onUserCheckBoxCallback() {

@Override
public void onUserCheckBoxChanged(your_obj_type your_obj,boolean isChecked) {
        if (isChecked)
            checkedObjs.add(your_obj);
        else
        checkedObjs.remove(your_obj);
            }
        });

Just iterate trough this list deleting all the objects !
Hope it helps!

A: I can give you a approach how you can implement this.
You can keep an ArrayList as a member variable and pass it to the constructor of DisplayAdapter. Whenever a user clicks your CheckCox add the position of the clicked item into your ArrayList and whenever user clicks it again just remove it from the ArrayList.
Then you can use an AsyncTask and in doInBackground() you can perform your delete operation from database and also delete data from ArrayList as well. Then inside your onpostExecute() you can call your notifyDatasetChanged() of your adapter.


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Model atmosphere spectra of six spectrophotometric standard stars observable from the southern hemisphere were selected as reference spectra using X-shooter observations. They are hot white dwarfs (WD) or subdwarfs (sdO) with independent flux information. The flux distribution over the full X-shooter range 3000 – 25000Å is tabulated. The selection and empirical correction of the model spectra are fully described in Moehler et al. (2014a) and in a Messenger article (Moehler et al. (2014b)). The fluxes are sampled (at 0.1Å [< 1000Å] and 0.2Å [>10000Å]). The flux tabluations (ergs cm-2 s-1 Å-1) were converted to ABMAG [ABMAG = -2.5 Log10 Fν - 48.59 where Fν is in ergs cm-2 s-1 Hz-1].
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"Eric Bolling has been suspended pending the results of an investigation, which is currently underway," a spokesperson for Fox News said in a statement. | Richard Drew/AP Photo
Fox News' Bolling suspended after lewd texting allegations
By CRISTIANO LIMA
Fox News has suspended anchor Eric Bolling, a spokesperson confirmed Saturday, after allegations surfaced that he sent unsolicited lewd text messages to female co-workers.
"Eric Bolling has been suspended pending the results of an investigation, which is currently underway," a spokesperson for Fox News said in a statement.
HuffPost reported Friday that Bolling had sent pictures of male genitalia to two co-workers at Fox Business Network and one at Fox News Channel, citing a dozen anonymous sources. For months, reporters at several news organizations were chasing down allegations of Bolling's behavior, particularly the lewd texts, prior to Friday's explosive report.
According to the network, "Cashin' In," a financial management show Bolling hosts on Saturdays, was taped Friday morning but shelved after news of the allegations spread. Rotating guest hosts will substitute for Bolling this week on "The Specialists," Fox News' late-afternoon political-discussion panel program, a spokesperson said.
Three hours after Fox announced the suspension, new sexual-harassment allegations against Bolling and other network employees emerged. Caroline Heldman, a frequent Fox contributor from 2008 to 2011, said Bolling and two other employees of Fox News and Fox Business had subjected her to sexual harassment, HuffPost reported.
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Flats East Bank books dueling-piano bar, night spots, restaurants for downtown Cleveland's waterfront
Updated Jan 12, 2019; Posted Apr 10, 2013
A rendering shows what the completed Flats East Bank project might look like in 2014 or 2015. So far, the developers have built the Ernst & Young Tower, the Aloft hotel, parking and restaurants along West 10th Street, in the upper right-hand corner of this image. The rest of the buildings, including 200 apartments and clubs and bars along the Cuyahoga River, are part of the second phase, where construction might start this summer.
By Michelle Jarboe, The Plain Dealer
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A dueling-piano bar, a pub and a two-story Panini's Bar & Grill are among a handful of new retail tenants joining the Flats East Bank, a downtown Cleveland waterfront project where offices, a hotel and several restaurants will open in June.
Most of the retailers are part of the project's $146 million second phase, which also will include 200 apartments near the Cuyahoga River. The exceptions are a cafe and a newsstand, which will open in the lobby of the new Ernst & Young Tower. The 18-floor office building, a 150-room Aloft hotel and a riverfront boardwalk are part of the $275 million first phase, where construction is winding down.
Local grocer Costas Mavromichalis, whose family owns stores in the Warehouse District and University Circle, will run the cafe. He joins previously announced first-phase restaurants including Ken Stewart's, Willeyville and Lago.
Meanwhile, the developers are lining up tenants and cobbling together public and private money for their second act.
On Tuesday, the Wolstein Group and Fairmount Properties said they've booked more dining and entertainment -- most of it new to Northeast Ohio -- that might open in 2014 or 2015. And they provided more details about a 15,000-square-foot seasonal nightclub, now called FWD (and pronounced "Forward"), that they first mentioned in 2011.
"We grew up here, and we want to be part of the resurgence," Bobby Rutter, one of the club's owners, said in a written statement. "We are creating a summer destination for Clevelanders, tourists and business visitors."
A rendering shows the planned Panini's Bar & Grill at the Flats East Bank project, near the edge of the Cuyahoga River. Panini's, a local chain, started in the Flats in the 1980s.
Another entertainment venue, the Big Bang dueling-piano bar, will join the planned Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill and the Flip Side burger joint as the Flats project reaches toward the river. Launched in St. Louis in 2001, the Big Bang has locations in Tempe, Ariz.; Nashville; and Columbus.
Other phase two tenants include BBR, a Columbus-born sports bar that hosts live music; a Chicago-area pub called the Beer Market (which, according to its website, also will take a space at the Uptown project in University Circle); and Panini's Bar & Grill, a local sports bar chain planning a 10,000-square-foot Flats restaurant with outdoor patios, fireplaces and boat-docking.
Panini's, which has nearly 20 locations across Northeast Ohio, started on the east bank of the Flats in 1986.
With the new leases and other deals in the works, the developers have less than 25,000 square feet of retail space left in the project.
"Our family's dream of 20-plus years is now so very close to reality," Iris Wolstein said of remaking the Flats, a former entertainment district that slid into seediness and then sat fallow. "My late husband, Bert, would be so proud to see the interest from tenants locally and nationally who chose to invest in the Flats."
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Each Tuesday I'll be highlighting the podcasts you need to take a look at.Below is my weekly summary.
Black Girl Songbook, hosted by the critically acclaimed author Danyel Smith, is a happy celebration of "the history of women's voices from the music industry" as Smith says. The show is the continuation of his book, which will be published in February 2022 and will be titled "Shine Shine Bright". Season 1 featured Smith speaking with other artists such as HER, Estelle, Angela Bofill, Karyn White, and numerous others. The show focuses on the contributions of black women in music that is not often appreciated. "Black Girl Songbook" is available through Spotify.
Caf River Table 4- "River Cafe Table 4" is a brand-new iHeartRadio show that is hosted by famous chef and owner of a famous restaurant Ruth Rogers who is joined by some of her most famous guests at the well-known River Cafe in London. Each episode, they get together to chat privately around Table 4 which is the restaurant's most well-known table. Rogers makes sure that conversations are about food and also tells incredible stories about the lives of her guests. The regular River Cafe diners and guests on the podcast include Paul McCartney, David Beckham, Victoria Beckham, JJ Abrams, Emily Blunt, Steve McQueen, Al Gore, Jake Gyllenhal and many more. The premiere episode will air on September 21st and you can stream the trailer now on iHeartRadio.
SOS Cuba SOS Cuba "SOS Cuba" The brand-new series is a six-episode program produced by the well-loved interview-style program" Hola, My Name is "and IHeartMedia's My CulturalPodcast network. The show begins the show with hosts Enrique Santos (President and Creative Director of iHeartLatino) and Jose Diaz-Balart (NBC News anchor) as they speak to journalists, influencers, and artists from Cuba.Cuba and all over the world community of people living out of the country. Each episode delves into the background of the people who founded Cuba and focuses upon the major events which occurred on the 11th day of July 2021 and 2021 aswell in the fervent call for freedom that is heard throughout Cuba's streets. nation that was run by Communists. Check out both of the first two seasons of "SOS Cuba" which is currently on air on iHeartRadio.
A few of my most trusted friends host this podcast.It will be hosted by Khalil Gibran Muhammad, as along with Ben Austen, a black man and a white man who were the best of friends in the south of Chicago in the 1980s. In the present, Harvard professor and award-winning journalist Khalil along with Ben return to the show uncover the bizarre and complex issues of racism in America. Listen to their conversation that is not filtered by their experiences of growing up in a society which is deeply divided, and how they confront this divide in the present. In the first segment, they discuss is focused on the interracial relationships which are depicted in films such as the 48-hour film and Deadly Weapon and is currently available on iHeartRadio!
St. Jude Life MissionSt. Jude Life Mission St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is the first hospital to begin a podcast series consisting of four segments titled Mission of a Lifetime Before Mission Inspiration4 on September 15th. The episodes will introduce an individual from the team to the world via an in-depth discussion prior to their first experience in space, a completely civilian orbiting mission over three consecutive days. The premiere episode has been broadcast and will feature The doctor. Sian Proctor discussing how"inspiration4″ came about and how the "Inspiration4 mission was developed and introducing the three crew members three crew members: three members: Dr. Sian Proctor Chris Sembroski, and Jared Isaacman". Proctor is a geoscientist and explorer who has worked on research projects that replicate the environments that other worlds have. Proctor has committed $100 million in order to provide the daily broadcast of St. Jude's Children Research Episodes on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
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IF there's a key word for Apple's latest developer conference, it's continuity.
Apple exec Craig Federighi and CEO Tim Cook both mentioned it when running through the big innovations. First, a Mac and iPhone or iPad can talk to each other like never before.
AirDrop, Apple's home brewed system for sending files wirelessly and without a wi-fi network between Macs or between iOS devices will now do it between the two different platforms.
And if you're writing an email on your iPad and it turns out to be more detailed than you'd imagined, you can put down the tablet and switch seamlessly to the Mac to type on a more conducive piece of kit (aka a keyboard). We'll have to see how this plays out in use but the idea is tremendous.
Apple also did a lot of catching up. For instance typing on an iPhone, though good, was no match for the likes of Swiftkey, the impressive UK software company that has made text entry a doddle by predicting words before you type a single letter.
The iPhone now has this - and it promises to be superbly implemented, suggesting different vocabulary depending on who you're talking to. It knows you use different words when talking to your boss than to your lover.
Well, let's hope you do, anyway.
The new Handoff feature will let you pick up calls on your laptop using your phone.
Apple offered stuff similar to Dropbox with its iCloud Drive which will let you store lots of photos in the cloud for a low-ish monthly fee.
And even Snapchat has been honoured by imitation: you can add speech and video messages in what was previously a text message app and these will be default self-destruct.
As ever with Apple, it's not having the idea first that counts, but implementing it simply and seamlessly as well as making thinks look good in the process - there was much talk of screens that refreshed so smoothly they offered "buttery scrolling". Is it hyperbole? Well, yes, but we still like the end product.
And at last, at last, Apple offered third-party support for keyboards.
This may not sound much but Apple has always controlled the keyboard utterly. Now other companies can create better ways to type.
Since the new swipeable keyboard on Windows Phone is sensational, having something similar on Apple is great news.
Apple's new HealthKit app will act as a central hub for all users' health data - from wearables and other hardware.
Opening up access to home automation apps and health apps is also a big deal because of Apple's strong security concerns.
If you have the right home automation hardware, then just speaking the words "Night, night, house" into your phone can lock the door, turn off the lights and more. Cool, huh?
Touch ID - the fingerprint sensor on the iPhone 5s - is also opening up, so that it'll do more than just open the phone and pay for iTunes stuff. This could be a game changer as companies allow you to settle a bill with one tap.
WWDC doesn't announce the next iPhone and iPad hardware but the software reveals the future: Apple is describing the blank canvas on which the apps will work and the next generation of hardware will exploit.
This year's detailed announcements on features like a new programming language may not mean a great deal to most of us, but - judging by the whoops coming from the rows behind me - will dramatically change what the iPhone and iPad can do when the hardware arrives.
Since much of the joy of Apple gadgetry is driven by the ingenuity of app developers, this is potentially the most exciting development in Apple software for years.


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5. I got locked in said allotment on my first visit. Smooth. 6. This week I've mostly been buying books. 7. Nat browsing Cofion bookshop in Tenby. 8. Stopping for tea and cake in Caldy Coffee Shop.
9. One of the many blue plaques in Tenby. 10. I've been loving the weather this week, plenty of opportunities to read in the garden. 11. My mother went slightly crazy for Easter. 12. My bedroom dresser.