Les risques de confiscation de votre argent soi-disant à l'abri dans les banques Le débat sur la situation des banques fait à nouveau la « une » des médias spécialisés. Nous pensons que la résurgence de ce débat n’est pas fortuite. Nous y voyons un lien avec la détestable tenue des marchés financiers, avec les allusions à un éventuel ralentissement des achats de titres par la Fed, avec l’échec de la politique japonaise, avec le retrait des flux de capitaux des émergents, avec l’impasse chinoise et donc avec une claire et nette bouffée de risk-off. On sait que le système bancaire mondial est dangereusement positionné à l’envers, sur le risk-on. Tout cela n’est qu’escarmouche car, bien décodés, les propos de Bernanke sont dovish et non hawkish. Mais c’est une sorte de galop d’entrainement, une sorte de répétition. Pourquoi garder de l’argent à la banque au-delà de la couverture des besoins quotidiens et de sa gestion courante ? La seule parade est de retirer de son compte bancaire les sommes supérieures à 100.000 euros dès maintenant et de les conserver chez soi.
Vaticano: Bento XVI denuncia «sedução da idolatria» Cidade do Vaticano, 15 jun 2011 (Ecclesia) – O Papa denunciou hoje no Vaticano as esperanças suscitadas pelos falsos deuses e afirmou que a “sedução da idolatria” é uma “contínua tentação do crente”. O ídolo é uma “realidade enganadora” concebida pelos seres humanos como algo de que se pode dispor “com as próprias forças”, sublinhou Bento XVI na audiência geral realizada esta manhã na Praça de São Pedro. “A adoração do ídolo, em vez de abrir o coração humano à Alteridade, a uma relação libertadora que permita sair do espaço apertado do próprio egoísmo para aceder às dimensões do amor e do dom recíproco, encerra a pessoa no círculo exclusivo e desesperante da procura de si”, salientou. Como consequência, a pessoa é “forçada a ações extremas”, na “ilusória tentativa” de submeter o ídolo à própria vontade, assinalou o Papa na catequese dedicada ao profeta Elias, personagem que a Bíblia situa no século IX a.C, época em que parte de Israel vivia numa “situação de aberto sincretismo”.
Pourquoi apprendre à coudre pour voyager ! Savez-vous coudre ? Si la réponse est négative, sachez que ce savoir est fort utile dans le cadre d’un voyage au longs cours ou d’un tour du monde. Voici pourquoi et quelques notions pour débuter ! Pourquoi savoir coudre en voyage? Si vous voyagez à petit budget autour du monde pendant une longue période, il y a fort à parier qu’il va arriver un moment où l’un de vos vêtements va avoir un problème. Bien sûr, vous pouvez décider de le remplacer par un nouveau vêtement. Les vêtements n’échappent pas à la règle. Si vous ne savez pas coudre, payer pour qu’on vous le fasse dans les pays occidentaux, cela a un coût. Autre intérêt : imaginez, vous faites un trek de quelques jours à travers l’Altiplano, loin de tout. Et bien sûr, vous n’avez pas pris de pantalon de rechange pour ne pas vous alourdir. Vous l’aurez compris, savoir coudre peut être particulièrement utile lors d’une randonnée, d’un voyage en vélo et autre. Nécessaire de couture pour le voyage D’une façon basique, vous avez besoin :
Lightpack offre de l'"Ambilight" a tous vos écrans Jusqu’à présent, Philips était quasiment le seul constructeur à proposer un système de halo lumineux variable sur ses TV, appelé Ambilight. Le Lightpack propose d’étendre cette technologie à tous vos écrans, grâce à un boitier et un petit logiciel open source. Le fonctionnement de ce dispositif est très simple, il suffit d’un écran — TV, écran d’ordinateur fixe ou portable — et d’un ordinateur (PC, un Mac ou un HTPC). Lightpack en profite également pour rappeler les avantages d’un halo lumineux autour de son écran. Un autre avantage avancé par le Lightpack est le fait que notre œil n’est capable de réellement voir qu’une partie de l’image, au centre de notre vision. Le Lightpack reste, pour l’instant, un projet non commercialisé. Une petite vidéo montre le système en action :
GAL Photos: Frequently Asked Questions - Exchange Team Blog In GAL Photos in Exchange 2010 and Outlook 2010, I posted about the new GAL Photos feature in Exchange 2010 and Outlook 2010. Since then, there have been many implementation-related questions internally from the field, in various froums and from customers. Here are answers to some FAQs. Figure 1: Thumbnail displayed in a recipient's property pages in the GAL Q. If you can write the code/script to upload the photo blob to Active Directory (or find the script/code on the web), you can make it work with a previous version of Exchange. We recommend you treat all scripts/code downloaded from the web as untrusted code and test it thoroughly in a non-production environment. Note: Exchange 2010 SP1 setup / SchemaPrep modifies the thumbnailPhoto attribute so it's replicated to the Global Catalog. Q. Get-ManagementRole -cmdlet Import-RecipientDataProperty This reveals that you need the Migration management role to be able to run this cmdlet. Q. Q. Q. Add the attribute as a Value attribute: Q. Q. Q. Q.
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View the Members of an Address List by Using the Exchange Management Shell: Exchange 2010 Help Applies to: Exchange Server 2010 SP3, Exchange Server 2010 SP2 Topic Last Modified: 2011-03-19 This topic explains how to use the Exchange Management Shell to view the members of an address list. This example finds the distinguished name (DN) of an address list named Humongous Insurance. Get-AddressList -Identity "Humongous Insurance" | fl DistinguishedName This example lists the members of the Humongous Insurance address list by using the DN. Get-Recipient -Filter {AddressListMembership -eq 'CN=Humongous Insurance,CN=All Address Lists,CN=Address Lists Container,CN=First Organization,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=QWCTAC-dom,DC=extest,DC=CONTOSO,DC=com'} © 2010 Microsoft Corporation.
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The WMI Query Language (WQL) The WMI Query Language (WQL) The WMI Query Language, or WQL, is a subset of the industry-standard Structured Query Language (SQL) defined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Although there are other ways to retrieve information from WMI, writing a WQL query is probably the easiest, because WQL closely resembles normal English syntax and grammar. In the previous chapter, you saw examples of some basic WQL queries. SELECT * FROM Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration WHERE DHCPEnabled= TRUESELECT Description FROM Win32_Account WHERE Name= 'Administrator'SELECT Freespace,DeviceID FROM Win32_LogicalDisk Queries like these will likely be the ones you use most; however, it's useful to understand what else you can do with WQL, especially when working with complex information. Regular SQL has literally hundreds of keywords and clauses; WQL, on the other hand, has 19. I'm not going to cover all 19 keywords. The Basics You've already met the primary players in a WQL query. Boolean Operators