Déjà mentionné par Warda dans al Akhbar, il est particulièrement intéressant de voir le soin que porte à la situation au Bahreïn, RT, qui se présente sur son site web comme
« the first Russian 24/7 English-language news channel which brings the Russian view on global news »
Bahrain arrests 22 over anti-govt protests — RT News
http://rt.com/news/bahrain-protest-arrests-opposition-537
Bahrain arrests 22 over anti-govt protests
A homemade bomb exploded Sunday near Manama after police rounded up 22 people suspected of attacking security forces and blocking roads during protests, including in the lead-up to its Formula One race this month, police said.
“An explosion targeting a police patrol carrying out its duties ... near (the Shiite village of) Dia was carried out using a homemade bomb on Sunday morning,” said a police statement on the official BNA news agency.
http://www.yourmiddleeast.com/news/bomb-explodes-after-bahrain-detains-22-over-unrest_14685
Bahrain arrests 22 demonstrators for « terrorist attacks »
http://english.al-akhbar.com/content/bahrain-arrests-22-demonstrators-terrorist-attacks
BIlan sécuritaire du WE du Grand Prix de Formule 1 :
–8000 policiers déployés,
–1000 Molotov, 137 pneus, 72 extincteurs saisis (d’après le chef de la police)
–deux jeunes filles arrêtées soupçonnées de préparer une attaque contre le circuit.
“The danger facing the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council concerns each and everyone of us and demands that we be united,” he said at a consultative meeting of GCC interior ministers in Manama, the BNA reported.
http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/sports/bahrain-police-arrest-2-girls-over-bid-to-attack-f1
Analyse politique d’Ecclestone- qui parle d’elle-même sur la conception pour le moins simpliste des rapports de pouvoir de cet homme à l’immense pouvoir financier.
Asked whether F1 personnel would be safe in Bahrain this week, Ecclestone replied: “I don’t think the people who are arguing about their position are bad people, and I don’t think they’re trying to hurt people to make their point.
‘We’ve had all sorts of protesters – look at those complaining about Mrs Thatcher. This happens all the time. People use these things when there is an opportunity.’
He added:” The big problem is you have a set of people who want to have more of a say in the way there country is being run.
"It’s probably like our country, England, there are sectors there who sees things the other side are doing wrong and they would like things done their way. It happens worldwide.
I said to them [protesters] if you are going to achieve what you are trying to achieve, which is having control of the country, you are better off having control when the country is strong and respected worldwide than capture something nobody wants.
‘Who wants to capture Syria at the moment? It’s not a big thing to have. It’s a liability not an asset. It’s the same with Bahrain. If they can get to grips with it, and get more control of a country that is strong, not a country that’s weak.’
►http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/apr/15/bernie-ecclestone-formula-one-bahrain
Analyse politique d’Ecclestone- qui parle d’elle-même sur la conception pour le moins simpliste des rapports de pouvoir de cet homme à l’immense pouvoir financier.
Asked whether F1 personnel would be safe in Bahrain this week, Ecclestone replied: “I don’t think the people who are arguing about their position are bad people, and I don’t think they’re trying to hurt people to make their point.
‘We’ve had all sorts of protesters – look at those complaining about Mrs Thatcher. This happens all the time. People use these things when there is an opportunity.’
He added:” The big problem is you have a set of people who want to have more of a say in the way there country is being run.
"It’s probably like our country, England, there are sectors there who sees things the other side are doing wrong and they would like things done their way. It happens worldwide.
I said to them [protesters] if you are going to achieve what you are trying to achieve, which is having control of the country, you are better off having control when the country is strong and respected worldwide than capture something nobody wants.
‘Who wants to capture Syria at the moment? It’s not a big thing to have. It’s a liability not an asset. It’s the same with Bahrain. If they can get to grips with it, and get more control of a country that is strong, not a country that’s weak.’
►http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/apr/15/bernie-ecclestone-formula-one-bahrain
Bernie Ecclestone strikes again with ’stupid’ remark in Bahrain- ►http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/apr/20/bernie-ecclestone-bahrain-f1
La controverse sur le Grand Prix de Formule 1 Bahrein est repartie dans la presse anglaise
Damon Hill challenges FIA president Jean Todt to clarify Bahrain stance
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/apr/11/damon-hill-formula-one-bahrain-grand-prix
Comme l’année passée, le GP est devenu le symbole du dialogue de sourds au Bahreïn : il attire l’attention internationale sur les manifestations dont la répression violente est dénoncée par l’opposition et, dans la version du gouvernement, permet de montrer que le régime tient la situation en main... le monde est pris à témoin, mais rien ne bouge sur le front des négociations intérieures.
Samira Rajab, également ministre d’Etat à l’Information, a ajouté que « l’état de la sécurité à Bahreïn est très rassurant » et souligné que l’organisation du GP avait « des incidences positives sur l’économie bahreïnie ». Parallèlement, l’opposition chiite a poursuivi ses manifestations pour la troisième journée consécutive en prévision du GP de F1, qui se déroulera du 19 au 21 sur le circuit de Sakhir, au sud de Manama. Des milliers de personnes ont ainsi défilé dans le calme à Dair, un village proche de l’aéroport international de Bahreïn, sur la deuxième grande île de l’archipel, Muharaq.
Bahrain: Targeted Raids and Arbitrary detentions (HRW)
Bahraini authorities are carrying out home raids and arbitrarily detaining opposition protesters in advance of the Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend of April 19 to 21, 2013, according to information from a variety of local sources.
http://www.hrw.org/news/2013/04/10/bahrain-targeted-raids-and-arbitrary-detentions
La réponse du gouvernement :
But Information Minister Sameera Rajab told Reuters: “We discredit any news of such arrests in recent days or even months.”
Nobody could be arrested without a warrant, she said.
“This doesn’t happen in Bahrain. If there is any action against peace and security, it must be dealt with according to law.”
Women’s protest in Malkiya, Bahrain, 29 March 2013
Bahrain’s security forces used stun grenades and teargas to disperse anti-government demonstrators in the west coast town of Malkiya after a women’s protest was banned by authorities.
Protesters came out to show support political prisoners who remain in jail and to demonstrate against the upcoming Formula One race in April.
The F1 is back again to Bahrain...I bet the controversy is just starting.
Vodafone has pulled the plug on its long-running sponsorship of the Formula One team McLaren, worth $75 million a year, after conducting a review of the deal on the back of last year’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
It comes on the eve of the first race of the season in Australia and ends the mobile phone company’s association with Formula One racing that stretches back more than a decade.
The Times
with the Brits’ support for the event
H.E. British Ambassador in Bahrain Mr. Iain Lindsay hosted a networking evening on Tuesday (March 19th) at his residence for the members of the Bahrain British Business Forum (BBBF).
Bahrain International Circuit CEO Shaikh Salman bin Isa Al Khalifa was the event’s guest of honor.
AME
http://www.ameinfo.com/british-ambassador-hosts-bahrain-international-circuit-334166
Bahrain: A New Sectarian Conflict? by Joost Hiltermann
http://www.nybooks.com/blogs/nyrblog/2012/may/08/bahrain-new-sectarian-conflict
Part of what makes the current situation in Bahrain so disturbing is that the regime has succeeded in replacing the narrative of a peaceful movement for reform with an altogether different one: that the country’s majority Shia are intent on driving the Sunnis off the island and handing the country over to Iran. Although last year’s protests were led by predominantly Shia opposition groups, Bahrain’s urban populations have long been mixed and the uprising also drew Sunnis dissatisfied with how the country was run. But now, by mobilizing Sunnis against Shia protesters on the claim the latter are manipulated by a predatory Iran, the regime has made Shia-Sunni hostility the conflict’s overriding theme.
La censure se pare toujours des plus improbables justifications: Google should be forced to censor search results, say MPs
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/mar/27/google-under-fire-from-mps
A cross-party committee of MPs and peers has urged the government to consider introducing legislation that would force Google to censor its search results to block material that a court has found to be in breach of someone’s privacy.
In a report published today, the joint Commons and Lords committee said Google should proactively monitor its search results, highlighting evidence given by Max Mosley, the ex-Formula One boss who said he had spent at least £500,000 in 23 countries attempting to remove traces of a video filmed covertly by the News of the World from the internet.
#Homebrew, un gestionnaire de paquet pour #Mac #OS_X
http://phollow.fr/2011/11/homebrew-un-gestionnaire-de-paquet-pour-mac-osx
Homebrew se veut plus simple que #Macports et diffère un peu dans sa manière de faire. Pour faire simple Homebrew va toujours essayer d’utiliser les librairies déjà sur le système pour compiler nos paquets. Cette manière de procéder possède des avantages et des inconvénients. L’avantage c’est que pour compiler un paquet, on ne va pas devoir compiler X librairies avant. L’inconvénient c’est que nos exécutables risquent grandement de planter après une mise à jour de l’OS ; les librairies de Mac OS/X étant mises à jour.
plus simple à installer que † ou #macports :
http://pastebin.com/gB2NjsGJ
homepage : ►http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew via @alexndra
Je n’ai pas moyen d’identifier les lignes de code. Donc les automatismes typographiques passent dessus.
Balance le code dans http://pastebin.com et colle l’URL dans Seenthis. En prime, ça te retourne le texte colorisé qui va bien.
est-ce qu’une ligne commençant par « # » (dièse-espace) ou autre ne pourrait pas être une ligne de code ?
