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Jon Stewart Learns What Happens When You Criticize Israel Many have accused Jon Stewart of being pro-Hamas for expressing sympathy for the residents of Gaza, where more than 500 people have been killed -- including at least 100 children -- in recent fighting with Israel. So on Monday night's "Daily Show," just about the entire roster of correspondents popped up to scream at him any time he uttered the word "Israel." "Look, obviously there are many strong opinions on this," Stewart said when the shouting subsided. "But just merely mentioning Israel or questioning in any way the effectiveness or humanity of Israel's policies is not the same thing as being pro-Hamas." That of course led to a new round of shouts and insults, prompting Stewart to turn to a "lighter" topic: Ukraine. Watch the clip above for more. Suggest a correction Contact Us Use this form to alert a HuffPost editor about a factual or typographical error in this story.
Le monde ne fonctionne pas comme les Noirs pensent 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
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