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Как для Motorola v3i droid razr maxx defy l9 скачать приложение vk, в контакте и слушать музыку, песни из контакта на телефон версия джава ява Java в формате jar.
Позже, с развитием мобильных технологий появилась возможность общаться, скачивать музыку и песни с в контакта через сотовый телефон, например такой как Motorola v3, droid razr maxx, l7, defy и других моделей, используя мобильный интернет.
Для такой мобильной техники: смартфонов Motorola l9, razr hd, xoom 2 3g, v3i и других моделей, планшетов, ноутбуков было выпущено несколько версий программ для входа в социальную сеть «в контакте».
В связи с тем, что разные мобильные устройства Motorola v3i, v3, droid razr maxx, l7, defy, l9, razr hd, xoom 2 3g, имеют разную операционную систему, разные размеры экрана, понадобилось разрабатывать несколько вариантов программ «ВКонтатке — VKontakte». Особенно востребованы оказались Джава-ява-Java версии программы «В Контакте».
Далее, можно будет ознакомиться и бесплатно скачать Джава-ява-Java версии программы-клиент «В контакте» в формате jar, jad. А так же, версии для смартфонов и планшетов Motorola v3 на базе Symbian OS с экраном типа TFT, 262.14 тыс цветов с разрешением 176×220 и других моделей на базе ОС Android.
Разные версии программы — ВКонтакте , могут запускается на разных платформах и моделях телефонах Motorola droid razr maxx на базе Android 4.1 с экраном типа Super AMOLED, сенсорный с разрешением 720×1280 и других моделей, с разным разрешением экрана.
Программа-клиент «ВКонтатке — VKontakte-vk» позволяет также бесплатно слушать и скачивать музыку-песни на сотовый телефон/планшет телефон Motorola l7 на базе Symbian OS с экраном типа TFT с разрешением 176×220 и других моделей. Некоторые версии поддерживают просмотр и загрузку видеофайлов и фильмов из социальной сети «В Контакте».
Программу ВКонтакте java jar для телефонна Motorola defy на базе Android 2.1 с экраном типа цветной, сенсорный с разрешением 480×854 и других моделей, можно бесплатно скачать здесь, без регистрации и отправки смс.
Protests against Sudan’s military coup that has sparked international condemnation entered the fourth day Thursday, as demonstrators rebuilt barricades demolished by security forces during overnight unrest.
Seven protesters have been confirmed killed since Monday by morgues in Khartoum and its sister city Omdurman, a health official said, adding that more corpses had since been received, some with wounds caused by “sharp tools”.
Top general Abdel Fattah al-Burhan — Sudan’s de facto leader since the 2019 ouster of autocrat Omar al-Bashir — on Monday dissolved the fragile government that had been meant to shepherd the country to full civilian rule.
The World Bank and the United States have frozen aid and denounced the army’s power grab, while the African Union has suspended Sudan’s membership over what it labelled the “unconstitutional” takeover.
“Security forces have been trying since yesterday morning to remove all our barricades, firing tear gas and rubber bullets,” said protester Hatem Ahmed, from northern Khartoum.
“But we go and rebuild them as soon as they leave. We will only remove the barricades when the civilian government is back.”
The coup was the latest to have hit the poverty-stricken East African nation, which has experienced only rare democratic interludes since independence in 1956.
Shops have remained closed following calls for a civil disobedience campaign and Sudan’s pro-democracy movements ratcheted up calls for “million-strong protests” on Saturday.
Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, who was detained by the military Monday in sweeping arrests of civilian leaders, remains under guard at his home, where he was moved after an international outcry. Other ministers remain under full military arrest.
A joint statement by the United States, European Union, Britain, Norway and other nations emphasised their continued recognition of the “prime minister and his cabinet as the constitutional leaders of the transitional government”.
Burhan, a senior general during Bashir’s three-decade-long hardline rule, on Wednesday also sacked six Sudanese ambassadors — including to the US, EU, China and France — after they sided with the civilian leaders he ousted.
– Aid frozen –
Protesters rallied late into Wednesday night in the capital, said the Sudanese Professionals Association, a union umbrella instrumental in months-long protests that helped oust Bashir in April 2019.
Online videos shared by the SPA showed protesters chanting for “civilian rule”, calling for mass protests on October 30, and demanding that Burhan be taken to Khartoum’s high security Kober prison, where Bashir is incarcerated.
Violence against protesters has mounted in a “vengeful” crackdown by security forces, the SPA said in a statement.
On Wednesday, hundreds of protesters were seen throwing rocks at security forces in Khartoum’s eastern district of Burri.
The coup has provoked strong international criticism.
The World Bank has put its aid on hold, a major blow to a country already in the grip of a dire economic crisis.
Sudan only recently unlocked funds from the lender and its sister institution the International Monetary Fund, after decades under sanctions during Bashir’s rule.
Washington has also paused $700 million in funding, and the EU has threatened to follow suit.
– ‘Blockaded’ streets –
The information ministry — still loyal to the deposed government — has warned that security forces are tightening their control of the capital.
“Neighbourhoods and streets have been blockaded by armoured vehicles and men carrying rifles,” it said in a statement Wednesday, alleging also that “women were dragged” to the ground.
UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said on Wednesday that Hamdok was still “not free” and confined to his residence, after Volker Perthes, the UN’s Special Representative for Sudan, met with both the prime minister and Burhan.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday spoke with Sudan’s Foreign Minister Mariam al-Mahdi to “solicit her views about what steps the United States can take to support the Sudanese people in their call for a civilian-led transition to democracy”, the State Department said.
The UN Security Council, however, has struggled to agree a joint statement on Sudan’s crisis. Russia opposed a strong condemnation, diplomats said.
Russia’s deputy representative to the UN Dmitry Polyanskiy said negotiations were continuing and described the matter as “very delicate”.
Sudan had been ruled since August 2019 by a joint civilian-military council, alongside Hamdok’s administration, as part of a transition to full civilian rule.
But analysts had said the civilians’ role receded before the coup, which the experts view as the generals’ way of maintaining their long-held grip on the country.
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‘Hell No’: Chicago Police Union Head Urges Cops to Defy Vaccine Mandate
The head of the Chicago police officers union has called on its members to defy the city’s requirement to report their COVID-19 vaccination status by Friday or be placed on unpaid leave, predicting a shortage of officers as the mandate takes effect this weekend.
In a two-hour meeting with more than 200 members present Wednesday evening, Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara said Lodge 7 is ready for a fight.
«Hell no is the best way I can put it, across the board,» he told members.
His comments echoed those made in a video posted online Tuesday, where Catanzara vowed to take Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration to court if it tries to enforce the vaccine mandate, which requires city workers to report their vaccination status by the end of the work week. After Friday, unvaccinated workers who won’t submit to semiweekly coronavirus testing will be placed on unpaid leave.
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Catanzara suggested that if the city does enforce its requirement and many union members refuse to comply with it, “It’s safe to say that the city of Chicago will have a police force at 50% or less for this weekend coming up.»
In the video, Catanzara instructs officers to file for exemptions to receiving the vaccine but to not enter that information into the city’s vaccine portal.
He said that although he has made clear his vaccine status, «I do not believe the city has the authority to mandate that to anybody, let alone that information about your medical history.”
During a news conference Wednesday, Lightfoot accused Catanzara of spreading false information and dismissed most of his statements as “untrue or patently false.” She said COVID-19 vaccines are proven to be effective and that getting vaccinated would protect city workers and their families.
“What we’re focused on is making sure that we maximize the opportunity to create a very safe workplace,” Lightfoot said. “The data is very clear. It is unfortunate that the FOP leadership has chosen to put out a counter narrative. But the fact of the matter is, if you are not vaccinated, you are playing with your life, the life of your family, the life of your colleagues and members of the public.”
She said the city is prepared to deal with any fallout related to the vaccination requirement, but added she doesn’t expect to see a shortage of first responders.
«I don’t expect that to happen,» she said. «And again, I’m going to be focused on the positive, which is, the whole point that all of our city employees, whether they are sworn or civilian, do their duty and make sure they get vaccinated.»
Violent crime has spiked in the city this year, from expressway shootingsto a rise in carjackings. Chicago police reported 629 homicides this year through early October, compared with 605 during the same period last year and 402 in the same time frame in 2019.
First responders around the country have been hit hard by the virus but have been resisting vaccine mandates. More than 460 law enforcement officers have died of COVID-19, including four members of the Chicago Police Department, according the Officer Down Memorial Page. On Tuesday, Dean Angelo, who once held Catanzara’s union position, died of the disease.
Los Angeles police and county sheriff, and Seattle police are among the departments either under vaccine mandates or facing one.
Catanzara has clashed with the mayor over a host of issues. After the city announced the vaccine mandate in August, the union head compared it to something that might happen to Nazi Germany, telling the Sun-Times, “This ain’t Nazi . Germany (saying) ‘Step into the . showers, the pills won’t hurt you.'»
Lightfoot blasted Catanzara for his «offensive outburst» and Catanzara posted a video on the union’s YouTube channel apologizing for his choice of words, saying he was not trying to link vaccinations to what happened during the Holocaust.
City of Chicago employees who aren’t fully vaccinated for COVID-19 by Oct. 15 must partake in twice weekly testing, but the testing option won’t be available long term.
The city said it will permit the twice weekly testing for unvaccinated employees through Dec. 31. Unvaccinated employees must be tested two times a week, with tests separated by 3-4 days. Employees must obtain the tests on their own and at their personal expense and then report the results to the city.
Even as police push back against the vaccine mandate, many legal experts say they face an uphill battle in that fight.
“Legally do I think they’re going to prevail? Probably not,” attorney Tom Glasgow said.
Illinois courts have said governments can issue vaccine mandates in previous decisions, and Glasgow says he doesn’t think that a narrowly-written exemption for some healthcare workers, which some have said police officers may try to use, will work.
“I don’t think police officers are going to be defined as healthcare workers,” he said. “Do I think they’re being discriminated against? No, I don’t.”
The topic is expected to be addressed during Wednesday’s City Council meeting.
Zenith Drops Defy Extreme Desert Chronograph Made of Semi-Precious Stone
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Zenith has collaborated with an acclaimed nature photographer on the first special edition of its rugged new Defy Extreme chrongraph, the Defy Extreme Desert.
The titanium watch features a bezel and pusher surrounds made from polished falcon’s eye semi-precious stone, which complements the sandy tones of found on the watch’s tinted transparent sapphire crystal dial, its luminescent indices and hands and its rubber strap.
The stone elements are finished by hand and, while semi-precious stones are frequently used to make dials, this is thought to be the first time natural stone has been used to form exterior case components.
Each watch is supplied with titanium bracelet, rubber strap and black fabric velcro strap, which can be quickly swapped using Zenith’s quick-change mechanism.
California-based photographer, Kourosh Keynejad, has created a series of nine original images, which along with previously unpublished works are the basis of an exhibition inspired by the watch and the desert which has launched at FIAC inn Paris and will travel to Dubai and Tokyo before the end of the year.
The 1/100th of a second chronograph, which uses Zenith’s El Primero 21 movement, is the first in a series of forthcoming Defy Extreme pieces inspired by extreme natural environments.
Just 50 pieces are being made as part of a limited edition run and, given the organic nature of the material, each will be unique. Out now via Zenith, priced $22,000 USD.
Elsewhere in watches, Skeleton Concept reworks Rolex for French World Cup winner.
‘You’re playing with fire’ EU row erupts over fears Poland will defy €1m-a-day ECJ fine
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Poland must pay the huge daily fine for maintaining a disciplinary chamber for judges, the European Union’s top court said on Wednesday, in the latest episode of a clash over the rule of law with implications for Warsaw’s future ties with the bloc. The long-running conflict over Poland’s judicial reforms — which the bloc says undermine the independence of the courts — deepened this year, raising questions over the future place of the EU’s largest eastern member in the union.
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«In the ruling issued today, the Vice-President of the Tribunal obliged Poland to pay. a penalty payment of EUR 1 million per day, counting from the date on which this ruling was delivered to Poland,» the statement from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) read.
Poland has said it will abolish the chamber as part of broader reforms, but has not yet presented detailed plans.
Experts are now worried Warsaw might refuse to pay the fine, given the country’s Constitutional Tribunal ruling against the supremacy of EU laws.
Jakub Jaraczewski from the Democracy Reporting International NGO, told Politico: “Essentially, the CJEU has called the Polish bluff.
“Will Warsaw declare that, following its Constitutional Tribunal ruling dismissing EU law supremacy today’s decision has no effect in Poland? Or will it cave in, finding some awkward way to flout its own subservient constitutional court?”
EU news: Poland must pay a €1 million fine every day (Image: GETTY)
The ECJ ruling also did not seem to appease all in the EU.
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo is among those who are still calling on the EU Commission to impose tougher measures on Poland over their breaches of the rule of law.
“To those who give incendiary interviews and think it’s necessary to declare a new world … you are playing a dangerous game,” Mr De Croo said, referring to Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, during an address at the College of Europe.
He added: “You are playing with fire when waging war with our European colleagues for internal political reasons.”
The Commission is waiting for the ECJ to rule on the legality of the bloc’s rule of law mechanism, in a case brought against the EU executive by Poland and Hungary.
But De Croo argued the EU top court should not be left alone to fight the two right-wing governments.
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He said: “Make no mistake, the Council should not let the European Court fight this fight on its own.”
He added: “We should avoid past mistakes.
«We left it to the ECB to clean up the sovereign debt crisis on its own.
«This is a fundamental political problem that needs to be solved politically, by the Council and by the European Parliament.”
The ECJ had already fined Poland 500,000 euros a day for defying a court ruling to halt operations at the Turow coal mine on the Czech border.
EU news: Belgian PM De Croo is calling for a tougher stance on Poland (Image: GETTY)
Poland has vowed to continue operations and has said it will not pay the penalties related to the mine.
A government spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment on whether Poland would pay the latest fine.
However, spokesman Piotr Muller wrote on Twitter: «The path of punishments and blackmail towards our country is not the right one.»
Wednesday’s decision drew a furious response from Deputy Justice Minister Sebastian Kaleta.
«The ECJ completely disregards and ignores the Polish constitution and the judgments of the Constitutional Tribunal,» he wrote on Twitter.
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Ruling nationalists Law and Justice (PiS) say the European Union executive, the European Commission, is overstepping its mandate by trying to stop its judicial reforms.
At the request of Prime Minister Morawiecki, Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal examined whether certain elements of the EU treaties were compatible with the Polish constitution.
Earlier this month, the Tribunal said they were not, in a ruling critics said created an existential problem for the bloc by questioning the primacy of EU law, a tenet of European integration.
Leicester 15-16 PL Winning Counter Attack
It’s hard not to talk about Leicester when discussing effective tactics in football, as their exploits in the 2015–16 Premier League season, somehow winning the league after just avoiding relegation the season before, have been emulated by plenty of relative minnows to great effect ever since.
A tactic that relies heavily on speedy counter-attacks, strong centre-backs, and a defensive body in midfield in the Kante role, Leicester 15-16 PL Winning Counter Attack is a solid tactic in Football Manager 2022 for when you’re away from home, or expect to have lower possession.
The key thing here is to have a trequartista playing on either side to replicate the Mahrez role, a sort of playmaker who plays out on the wings. You should have steel in the middle of the park and pace up top, and before long you should also have plenty of points on the board.
Football Manager 2022 is available on PC and Xbox.
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