Friday, 26 July 2013

Sports Briefing | Soccer: New Soccer Stadium Set for Washington

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Source: www.nytimes.com --- Thursday, July 25, 2013
D.C. United and city officials signed an agreement for a new $300 million stadium. The city and the team would split the cost of the stadium, tentatively scheduled to open in 2016. ? ? ? ? ...

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Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Google Cloud Print gets Windows compatibility outside of Chrome

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It should come as no surprise that Google brought Cloud Print to its own offerings first, but now the service is ready to spread its wings a bit. The company announced today that Cloud Printer is coming to Windows apps like Adobe reader, letting you bypass the necessity for Chrome. Using the driver, you'll be able to see an entry for the service in your usual drop down of networked printers and, if all goes according to plan, print to your heart's content. More info on the offering can be found in the source link below.

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Google's cloud print service, which lets you send jobs to your printer from afar, is now available as a built-in Windows driver, no Chrome required. That means you can print straight to your cloud printers right from any Windows app.

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Netanyahu: Morsi fall a sign of political Islam's weakness

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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, second right, chairs?the weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem, July 21, 2013.

By Sarah Marsh, Reuters

BERLIN ? In rare remarks on Egypt's government crisis, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has suggested that the fall of the president, Mohamed Morsi, demonstrates the weaknesses of political Islamist movements.

"I believe that over the long haul these radical Islamic regimes are going to fail because they don't offer the adequate enfranchisement that you need to develop a country economically, politically and culturally," Netanyahu told the German weekly Welt am Sonntag.

He said he thought radical Islamism was wholly unsuited to dealing with a global economic and information revolution, and "goes right back to medievalism against the whole thrust of modernity, so over time it's bound to fail".

Israel had previously responded more cautiously to Morsi's removal by the Egyptian army on July 3. Netanyahu avoided any comment at the time, though a confidant expressed hope that Egypt's new leaders may restore largely frozen contacts with Israel.

In the interview, Netanyahu reiterated Israel's concern that a U.S.-brokered 1979 peace treaty with Egypt should remain intact, alluding also to a surge of violence in a Sinai border region since Israel's ally Hosni Mubarak was toppled from power in Egypt two years ago.

"Preserving the peace with Egypt through these convulsions is of central importance to us," Netanyahu said.?

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Monday, 22 July 2013

South Africa Govt Reverses ?Unfortunate? Comments On Zimbabwe Elections

Zimbabwe: Mugabe Goes After Lindiwe Zulu

South Africa on Sunday reversed comments a facilitator to the GPA, Lindiwe Zulu was said to have made on Friday.

President Jacob Zuma?s spokesman, Mac Maharaj?described the comments as ?unfortunate?.

The Presidency has noted with great concern, recent unfortunate statements made on the situation in Zimbabwe, which have been attributed to a member of the technical team supporting the Facilitator, President Jacob Zuma, the statement read.screamer_lindiwe_zulu

On Friday Lindiwe Zulu was quoted by the APF news agency saying that there were challenges leading up to the July 31 elections in Zimbabwe, following problems with early voting.

She was commenting after thousands of Zimbabwean security forces failed?to?vote with polling stations opening late, and lacking indelible ink, stamps, voter rolls, ballot papers, and boxes.

?If things didn?t go right in the special vote, those things need to be looked into by the time of elections on July 31,? said Zulu.

But Zuma?s spokesman, Mac Maharaj said only President Jacob Zuma is authorised to make comments on the Zimbabwean situation and no one else.


?The Facilitator, President Jacob Zuma, appointed a three person facilitation team to provide technical support. The team comprises Mr Charles Nqakula, High Commissioner to Mozambique as the Head, Mr Mac Maharaj, Special Envoy and spokesperson to the President and Ms Lindiwe Zulu, International Relations Advisor to the President. The technical team supports the Facilitator and cannot impose its views on Zimbabwe nor make public pronouncements. Only President Zuma has the mandate to speak on Zimbabwe on behalf of SADC on facilitation issues.

?A number of statements have been made during the facilitation process which have been unauthorised and which are regrettable and unfortunate. Some of the utterances have also been inaccurate.

?The Presidency wishes to correct in particular the reports this weekend that President Zuma telephoned President Robert Mugabe to express his unhappiness about preparations for the Zimbabwean elections. No such telephone call has been made. The report is incorrect.

?President Zuma has also been alerted to inappropriate postings in the social media on the Zimbabwean situation.

?South Africa remains fully committed to the warm historical relations with the Republic of Zimbabwe and wishes the people of Zimbabwe well as they prepare for the elections.??

This development came after President Robert Mugabe vowed to complain to Zuma about Zulu?s conduct.

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  1. Zimbabwe Elections: Mugabe Spits More Fire On S.Africa?s Lindiwe Zulu
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  4. Zimbabwe: Pointless Constitution & South Africa?s Duplicity
  5. Zuma dispatches mediators to Harare

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