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How can you top President Obama slow jammin' the news? Well for Fallon it's getting The Beach Boys perform a mini-set. Not bad, right?
Watch The Beach Boys blast through 'In My Room', 'That's Why God Made the Radio' and the classic (if not one of the best pop songs ever recorded) 'Wouldn't It Be Nice'.
The Beach Boys release their new album, That's Why God Made the Radio, on June 5th.
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Class AA's top-ranked Buford High softball team earned an important 4-1 win against No. 7- ranked region opponent Greater Atlanta Christian on Thursday in Norcross.
The Buford High softball team defeated Hillgrove 5-0 at the Cobb/Gwinnett Challenge on Wednesday in Powder Springs.
At the end of Week 2 the Hall County football players have created the following power ratings. As the season goes on, I take into consideration the following criteria: 1) Head to head competitions; 2) win/loss record; 3) ratio of points scored vs. points allowed; 4) opponent's win/loss percentage. This week we rated the teams on the ratio of points scored against points allowed. This week's power ratings have Flowery Branch, which is 1-1, ahead of West Hall which is 2-0. Flowery Branch's one loss was to Stephens County which this week beat Seneca S ...
JEFFERSON - Already having found success quarterbacking the offense on the basketball court, Jefferson's Darius Minor is adjusting to his new role as the point guard of the Dragons football team.
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The rain held, despite a drizzle here and there, during a softball battle Tuesday night at North Hall High.
The North Hall High volleyball team opened area play with a sweep against Chestatee (25-19, 25-12), Flowery Branch (25-19, 25-21) and West Hall (25-19, 25-20) on Tuesday in Flowery Branch.
In terms of rankings, two things occurred Friday. Buford proved it's worthy of its No. 1 ranking, and Gainesville proved that it belonged in the top 10.
Riverside Military Academy's Julian Suber isn't defined by a specific position on the football field.
The Flowery Branch High volleyball team successfully defended its title in the Darlington Tiger tournament Saturday.
Certainties exist at every level of football. The NFL, college football and the high school game all have things that never seem to change.
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The East Hall High softball team earned its first region win of the season with an 8-0 shutout against Johnson on Monday night in Gainesville.
West Hall pitcher Emily Hammond's eight-strikeout shutout performance against Flowery Branch on Thursday was nothing shocking for Lady Spartan opponents. She has been stumping hitters all season long.
Three area boys cross country teams are ranked in the gatfxc.com Class AAA state rankings released on Monday.
BUFORD-The similarities in Buford's last two games played in front of the home crowd at Tom Riden Stadium are striking.
Corbin Lewallen drove in two of three runs for North Hall in a 3-2 win over White County on Wednesday in Cleveland.
Caleb Whitenton grinned as he watched his Gainesville teammates run sprints across Ivey-Watson Field following Wednesday's 10-0 shutout over Heritage High.
One said he trains for the situation everyday. The other said he "called " that he would make the shot that would save his team from its first loss of the season.
OAKWOOD - Madeline McCarthy wants to be a difference maker for the Flowery Branch girls soccer program. On a roster ripe with youth, the Lady Falcons' senior midfielder sees it as her place to bring a little energy to the pitch as they get ready for the main stretch of games in Region 8-AAAAA.
Samuel Palmer netted four goals to lead the Riverside Military Academy soccer team to an 8-0 win against Strong Rock Christian on Tuesday in Locust Grove.
Starting pitcher Trevor Roof got Flowery Branch off to an ideal start in Region 8-AAAAA. On Monday, he needed just 45 pitches for the Falcons (6-1, 1-0) to take down Cedar Shoals 15-0 in three innings at the Hog Mountain Sports Complex.
The fourth annual North Georgia Classic All-Star basketball game is scheduled for Saturday March 28 at Gainesville High. The day begins with a 3-point contest at 1 p.m., slam dunk contest at 2 p.m., girls game at 3 p.m., followed by the boys' game.
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Always shy Curt Schilling, fresh off helping Scott Brown become a Senator, has decided to help Josh Beckett, too. He says the pitcher deserves a contract extension. Today. On his blog, he writes: "The one worry, other than health, you have when signing ANY player to a long term contract is the player themselves. Are […] [Read More]
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Jordan and I have only been at this writing-about-sports thing for a few weeks now, and already I'm learning a danger of the craft — that an opinion I held just a few days ago can seem ridiculous under the light of a different day. So I could sympathize a bit with Sports Illustrated writer […] [Read More]
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John Tomase of the Boston Herald writes that while the 2011 free agency class may not live up to its original hype, with Roy Halladay and Joe Mauer already signing long-term deals, the Red Sox are likely to let a few names slip into the mix, including Josh Beckett and David Ortiz. Speaking of Beckett, […] [Read More]
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'Man with the Iron Fists' is a letdown
Set in a small village in 19th century China, "The Man with the Iron Fists" tells the story of a corrupt clan of warriors led by Silver Lion who are out to destroy and take over a small village and seize a transport of gold from the government. It is up to the blacksmith (RZA), Jack Knife (Russell Crowe), and Zen Yi (Rick Yune) to stop the evildoers and bring peace to the village.
"The Man with the Iron Fists" seems like a movie that would strike my interest. I love Kung-Fu movies; I am a fan of the co-screenwriter (Eli Roth), and the movie itself looked really stylistic and entertaining. However, upon seeing this film, it was not something that really struck my interest at all.
The opening of the film started out with a brilliant fight sequence among some of the clans complete with flashy opening title credits and incorporating hip-hop music by RZA (the director, and main character), which really set a good mood. Unfortunately, shortly thereafter the story gets a bit confusing as to who the characters are and why they matter.
This movie, I believe, went a bit over the top with some of their fighting and "powers" that the warriors possessed. Normally I don't mind this kind of thing in movies such as these but some of the off the wall things that people can do in the movie really took me out of the story because I was unable to suspend my disbelief.
If you want to cut someone in half while in midair with a samurai sword, fine; I can handle that. However, when you have a character control an inanimate object with his "Chi" and get superman-like powers on command, then I think you are taking it a bit too far.
The costumes that were in the movie were very contemporary looking considering it took place in 19th century China. As far as the casting goes, I was most impressed with all of the Chinese actors. Their acting wasn't bad at all, and the Asian cast had excellent fight scenes. I cannot say the same, however, for the American cast.
RZA's character of the blacksmith was very boring and stale, even when you learned of his secret past, the character was still not impressive to me in the slightest.
RZA's acting is atrocious and it is quite evident that his talents lie within the music industry and not in motion pictures.
Russell Crowe's character was one of the more entertaining ones, and he was a much better actor than most of the cast. He didn't have many intricate fight scenes, which worked to this film's advantage because I don't see Russell Crowe being able to pull off any Kung-Fu like fighting sequences.
As I said before "The Man with the Iron Fists" has a good opening with the hip-hop track because I don't ever remember seeing a fight sequence like that go to that kind of music, but it becomes a bit overdone when RZA tries to put his music in every fight scene.
Don't get me wrong, though, the movie did have its good parts and a couple entertaining scenes.
But for the most part I wasn't impressed with "The Man with the Iron Fists." This is particularly a letdown because I normally really go for these kinds of movies.
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Condemn Islamic Terror and Shield Zionist Atrocities
January 19, 2015 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
Surviving in a world of offensive double standards comes easy for people who lost their moral compass. Most culturally deficient pawns have such limited intellectual capacities and ethical fortitude to apply the same critical standards to zealots, who practice and defend barbarism no matter where it is committed. The narration that masquerades as objective news reporting out of the mass media, acts as a gatekeeper to provide political cover for Zionist protection. If the eternal struggle between Muslims and Jews was the supreme existential conflict, why would Christians take sides, when the purported feud between cousins, drips blood no matter whose hand holds the sword?
Terrorism, Immigration and Mass Manipulation
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A BREAKING ALL THE RULES Editorial
The threat of terrorism and the theatrics of bloodshed are powerful tools in the psychological warfare that is leading up to a final conflagration. Watching Paris is Burning is a sober spectacular for the mass media brainwashed, but for geopolitical observers in the know, the time proven and trusted strategy of using fear over security breaches works every time. Missing in the scores of all the manipulated "situations" is a full appreciation of the grand view of who really benefits from a high anxiety society that always succumbs into a greater level of a police state.
New World Order Pope – Frankie the Fake
The Catholic Church has a long history, for good and bad, that has shaped the political fortunes of Western Civilization for over two millenniums. From the conversion of the Roman Empire under Constantine to the pagan ridden culture of feast days and devotions to the Great East–West Schism of the 11th century, the "Church" has invited skepticism and criticism while the spiritual teachings of Jesus Christ took a back seat to the temporal lust for power and dominion. Throughout the turmoil of the Common Era, scholarship and core doctrine professed a profound belief in the teachings in the Gospels, the promise of salvation and the sanctity of individual life.
Israeli Report admits they are Descendants of Khazars
December 22, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
Are you intellectually and emotionally prepared to confront a new twist to Israeli claims for identity and a political homeland? If you are, test to what extent you have an open mind. The article, Leaked report: Israel acknowledges Jews in fact Khazars; Secret plan for reverse migration to Ukraine, will present a position that is difficult to imagine. When political necessity confronts hallowed claims, what will a determined Zionist do to sacrifice their fundamental assertion for legitimacy? Ponder the significance and full extent of the implications.
CIA = Murder Inc.
December 15, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
The motives behind the expose report on CIA practices of torture misses the critical issue surrounding the "Agency". Most Democrats and many left wing partisans enjoy pointing the dagger at George W. Bush and his cabal of dedicated conspirators. While the first family of fascist facilitators are certainly an indefensible clan of criminals, the essential element about the Central Intelligence Agency is that gathering and interrupting clandestine tradecraft, produces little effect to enhance an American First foreign policy.
K Street Lobbyists Extender Rules
December 8, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
A pivotal component of the process that manipulates the legislative cover that claims to be representative federalism is the consortium of influential pressure and bribe distributors that populate the lobbying capital of the planet, K Street. This group of ex elected officials, shyster lawyers and con artists make up the revolving door of access and sway that keeps the DC Scalawag Culture Preserves Scoundrels alive and expanding. Corporatist Lobbying Replaced a Free Market long ago. The Camelot dream has become the granddaddy of all extenders.
Russia's Sergey Lavrov "Clash of Civilizations"
December 1, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
Since the Western Press has directed their wrath at Vladimir Putin as their latest villain, while his approval rate soars to 88% in Russia, most Americans are not familiar with Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov, much less know his public statements. Lavrov is a thoughtful contrast to the rigid and contemptuous foreign policy spokesmen's from the Soviet era. It is well worth the time to investigate the actual sentiments that Lavrov has expressed throughout his diplomatic career. An insight of the mindset that underpins his thinking is revealed over two years ago, in the Voltaire Network, which published Sergey Lavrov's account, On the Right Side of History and provided the following assessment.
Amnesty Treason and Dumb Down Public Acceptance
November 24, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
The Rubicon has been crossed. The demented tyrant declares he is now Caesar. The Senate remains silent and the dependency crowd continues to spend their Food Stamps on Red Bull. The SNAP society eagerly awaits the next circus as the three ring distractions continue their Greatest Shown on Earth. America is officially dead. The multicultural melting pot has boiled over into a toxic brew of deadly hemlock. Drink the waters from the Obama River Styx and enter an underworld that would make Nero and Caligula proud. Light state boulevards with the inflamed corpses of Tea Party dissenters and recruit the lost generations of government schooled idiots into the ranks of the DHS brown shirt 'de facto domestic military'.
Globalism Free Trade Immigration Connection
November 17, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
How is your life going under the Global Empire? If you answer honestly, for non billionaires, the response must reflect disappointment if not immense distress. Middle America stands on the precipice of oblivion. While the recent past decades have shown steep declines in financial security and net wealth, the future looks much more ominous. The link between the shift to an internationalist de-industrialization economy and open border immigration has hit the United States hard. This harsh reality is routinely denied in the financial press, but the social chaos that engulfs society is largely caused by this betrayal mindset. Corporatists are waging war against the American public.
Obama Lame Duck in a NeoCon Congress
November 10, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
You just have to love the wit and precision of a political image. Pat Dollard's title NY Post Destroys Obama With Brutal Cover, says it all. The arrogant despot was indeed STRIPPED! The belated question is why did it take so long? In order to answer the obvious, most political analysts' will fall into the partisan trap of party politics. Hope and change finally was seen as dictatorial haughtiness. Most voters do not believe that they are deceived by skilled liars when they cast their ballot. Yet, that is a pattern that is uninterrupted in most elections. Only the style of administrations differs, while the establishment continues to pull the strings and policies to move the consolidation of the New World Order forward.
Expectations after the 2014 Elections
November 3, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
Today the media prognosticators will do their charts, cite their polls and make their assessments on the results from the 2014 midterm elections. How exciting. Another cycle of "Great Expectations" posed for even bigger disappointments. A Congress firmly in the hands of the GOP ready to wage war against a Democrat progressive collectivist may seem promising for the heartland. However, there are very few indications that a monumental battle for a return to a constitutional republic will be the objective of Republican leadership. Fire Reid with a McConnell replacement simply means that deal making might return to the Capital, but forget about a most needed Presidential Appomattox surrender. There is no Court House in America that will allow the treason of Obama to be brought to justice.
Court Protects IRS Tyranny
October 27, 2014 by SARTRE · Leave a Comment
The names Catherine Engelbrecht and Reggie B. Walton may not exactly be household names, but both are part of a disturbing court ruling that can only be described as a reprehensible government protection racket in plain sight for all to see. Ms. Engelbrecht was the plaintiff and Reggie B. Walton the judge. A succinct summary is provided by Breitbart in the report, True the Vote's Lawsuit against IRS Gets Tossed by Federal Judge.


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Christmas in the Caribbean: 40% Off Holiday Rates at Wyndham Rio Mar Beach Resort
November 21, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
It's not too late to book a holiday getaway to the Caribbean this year. There's room at the inn at the Wyndham Rio Mar Beach Resort & Spa, a 500-acre beachfront paradise nestled on a mile of palm-lined sand in the shadow of Puerto Rico's lush mountains. For the window of time between December 24, 2011- January 4, 2012-- a frequently sold-out holiday period-- the resort is offering 40% off sun-infused holiday rates. From championship golf and tennis to scuba diving and sailing, the Rio Mar has plenty of recreational facilities to keep you entertained. Let's not forget the on-site casino! (And some 12 restaurants....) Sun-seekers can take advantage of irresistible rates starting at $268, based on availability. (Black out dates do apply.) So what are you waiting for? Ditch the parka, jet to the Caribbean, and get your tan on!
Grand Opening of the Trump International Hotel and Tower Toronto
November 18, 2011
By: Oksana Balytsky
The Trump International Hotel and Tower Toronto officially opens January 31, 2012. This luxury hotel sets a new standard for refinement and unrivaled opulence offering incredible views, unique design, and all of the signature Trump services and amenities.
This hotel delivers a superior level of contemporary convenience including 2 floors of meeting and event facilities as well as 2 floors devoted to Toronto's most luxurious spa.
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Early Season Specials at Silverado Lodge at The Canyons Resort, Park City
November 18, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Do you live for the snow? Opening day for the 2011/2012 ski season at The Canyons-- Utah's largest ski and snowboard resort-- is November 25, so what are you waiting for? After all, Utah's motto is "the greatest snow on earth," and The Canyons is already getting blanketed with powder. Take advantage of some fantastic early season deals and score a free night in the mountains. Guests arriving between November 24 and December 13, 2011 receive the fourth night free at The Canyon's properties like the Silverado Lodge. Or, guests who arrive between December 14 and December 17, 2011 receive the fifth night free. For more details about the Silverado Lodge, and for some beautiful photos, click here.
Luxury for Less: Black Friday and Cyber Monday Hotel Deals
Gearing up for Black Friday? Planning your strategy for Cyber Monday (the biggest online shopping day of the year)? Expect deals galore, especially if you're looking to travel. Hotels are catering to travelers looking for internet savings. We've been keeping tabs on the great online deals available. And the offers keep flooding in! Here's a sampling.
Marriott's Florida Resorts (like Eden Roc Renaissance Miami Beach and Doral Golf Resort & Spa, a Marriott Resort) are joining together to offer up to 25% savings on Cyber Monday with rates starting from $95 to $186 per night. Available online on Monday, Nov. 28 only, the savings can be applied on stays from Nov. 29, 2011 through Jan. 8, 2012.
Kimpton is holding a 72-hour Cyber Monday Sale, starting 12 am on Monday, November 28, 2011, for 12 Mid-Atlantic region hotels in DC, Virginia and Maryland, giving away top suites and specialty rooms for the price of a standard guestroom. Hotels include Hotel Palomar Washington DC and the Lorien in Alexandria, where you can nab an overnight stay in the one-of-a-kind Diplomat Suite, featuring a 550-foot private furnished balcony, wet bar, and oversized bathroom for just $159 per night.
The newly-renovated Warwick New York Hotel is offering a four-day Black Friday deal of 30% off the best available rate with savings extending through Feb. 29, 2012.
The Trump Hotel Collection is offering 30% off all suites that are booked on November 28, 2011 only. Available for travel January 1- March 31, 2012 at all Trump Hotel Collection properties – New York (Central Park and SoHo), Chicago, Las Vegas, Waikiki, Panama and Toronto (opening Jan. 31, 2012).
Good to be a Gangster: Toast the End of Prohibition at Chicago's Renaissance Blackstone
Raise your glass to the days of Prohibition on Repeal Day, December 5. The Renaissance Blackstone Chicago Hotel-- the storied address where Charles "Lucky" Luciano gathered a group of gangsters for the first-ever "Crime Convention" in 1923-- is a fitting place to celebrate the anniversary of the repeal of Prohibition. (Al Capone was also a regular at the Blackstone's barbershop and "The Untouchables," documenting Scarface's rise to power in Chitown, was filmed at the Blackstone.) With the "Good to be a Gangster" package, you can snag a great hotel deal in Chicago along with all kinds of goodies. What's more, the Blackstone's restaurant will be serving up all kinds of special cocktails for Repeal Day 2011 (think Mint Julep and gin-based Snowballs). Starting from $189 per night and valid through March 2012 based on availability, the package includes:
* Overnight accommodations * Two tickets to the Gangster Tour where guides named "Al Dente" and "Shoulders" uncover the secrets of the city's most notorious sites * A copy of Get Capone signed by author Jonathan Eig * A copy of Ken Burns' Prohibition on DVD * A Prohibition Cocktail in the hotel's Mercat a la Planxa restaurant
Betsey Johnson Designs "Eloise"-Themed Christmas Tree for The Plaza, New York
November 16, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
In other festive news: We hear that fashion designer Betsey Johnson has partnered with The Plaza in New York to design the hotel's first official Christmas Tree this holiday season. And guess her inspiration? Eloise, of course! The fictional heroine of Kay Thompson's 1955 classic book already has her own suite at The Plaza, but now she'll be honored with her very own tree- prominently displayed in the Fifth Avenue foyer. See Betsey Johnson's sketch for the tree here, but if you want to take a gander at the Christmas tree with your very own eyes, book a table for the special 'Tree Lighting Tea' in The Palm Court on November 28 at 5pm, hosted by The Plaza and Betsey Johnson. The iconic New York City hotel-- recently honored as a member of Historic Hotels of America-- is excited to welcome the designer's first holiday 'popup' shop, which opened its doors on November 14th and offers an exciting collection of giftable items.
The Best of New England: Mandarin Oriental Boston and Blantyre Resort Team Up
November 15, 2011
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The Mandarin Oriental Boston has partnered with Blantyre Resort to offer guests an unforgettable taste of New England in both the city and the countryside. Not only will you get a dose of Boston's history and culture, but you'll also get to relax in the heart of the Berkshires on Blantyre's sprawling 117-acre estate. The "East Meets West" package-- connecting Eastern and Western Massachusetts via the MA turnpike-- offers exclusive rates and services at these two stylish properties. Starting from $595 and valid until December 20, 2011, the package includes the following:
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Frontline Studios as a publisher are no longer connected with Nibris' survival horror game Sadness. No official reasons have been given for the break up.
The lack of information available on Sadness has led some skeptics to question whether or not the game even exists. We can only wait and see how things turn out.
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wiimaster said:
Elementrat said:
That really is sad. Did we even know anything about this game? (except for that it's probably depressing).
Wii Freak said:
This is like when Nintendo broke up with Rare.
eric wii said:
The title doesn't really make it luring. But it really sounds like it might have became a strong franchise for Nintendo. Maybe they are going to give us a drought of information on this game, then suddenly information will be coming out left and right. But I'm not sure if I want more info on a sad game.
Hey said:
Who remembers the fake footage of this game that was really a video of a computer game?
Ekaj185 said:
Ninte didn't break up with Rare, Microsoft stole them.
Gonzo said:
I do remember some footage, but I don't remember it that much.
Gonzo said:
That's just sad!
Senpai said:
NO. PLEASE NO! This better still come out, this was going to be the most hardcore game you could possibly play. I mean, you needed a freaking doctors note.
wiimaster said:
Supposedly the game is still to come out because nibris just needs to find a publisher. Right now they're talking with a company called digital amigos about publishing, but this is a major setback.
cmk said:
No! And nice use of goomba lol.
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Bare Root to Beautiful..How Long?
I'm a new gardener and was wondering how long (on average) it will take for peonies to flower.
Also, it was my first time planting a bare root. I didn't even know which way to stick it in the soil! ;) I did however, have the "stalk" end up, sticking out of the dirt (in a pot until I see some progress) and the red buds are 2" below the dirt. Is this the way to plant them?
Is it a good idea to grow them in a pot until they mature, or should I go ahead and find a home for them in the yard?
No, no, no.
White(ish), yellow(ish) or brown(ish) 'stalk' is a root. It should be placed flat on a ground with 'red (or white) buds' i.e. eyes pointing up. Then cover 'eyes' by 2" (not more, 1" is OK too) of soil. Make sure you have at least 7-8" (the more, the better) of good soil with plenty of organic matters below root.
In any event, either you decide to keep it in a pot or plant directly in ground, you have to replant yours the right way.
It's not necessary to grow peonies in a pot until maturity, however I'm myself rarely plant peonies directly into grounds and I think I have a good reason to do so.
In general, peonies don't like to be transplanted and sometime may not bloom for year or two after being moved. Moving peonies should be done in a fall only.
Contrary, potted peonies could be planted at any time of the year for as long as grounds are workable.
After being planted in proper location they could live and prosper for many-many years if left undisturbed.
So, one have to chose their location in a garden carefully with provisions for their future growth and for the growth of surrounding plants, shrubs and trees as well.
Therefore, unless I'm absolutely positive about their placement, I pot them up in a fall, grow for two years until I see the flowers (to make sure they are true to the name or to my liking), move pots as many times as I wish to and during the second season plant them permanently. Even though ocassionaly I have to move them again which result in at least one year setback.
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Before their files are handed over to court defendants under the rules of disclosure, police are permitted to black out sensitive names such as those of informants and undercover officers, as well as some intelligence-gathering procedures.
So you'd think they know how to do that.
You'd be wrong.
Hundreds of files relating to a major investigation into commercial cannabis growing in the south were released to seven defendants with blacked-out bits aplenty. But lookee, lookee. Many of those protective screens just vanish in a puff of ineptitude when the files are copied from pdf into another document, leaving the original text revealed.
You'd have to work harder to penetrate a supermarket scratchie.
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All you have to do is google "redact" and you'll find some years ago the Americans discovered the broad problem and quickly made changes to ensure protection. These were discussed throughout the online world.
Why aren't our Government electronic surveillance experts providing proper briefings for our departments and ministries, rather than peering into the world of Kim Dotcom for our American friends?
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Indications are that some police districts are getting it right so it's more of an unco-ordinated mess than, shall we say, uniform ignorance.
This is such an important issue. It may well be that the defendants in this recent case have no interest in revenge but how many potentially violent and vengeful characters in other cases, past and present, might now have reason to go back through files that have been released to them, just to see what turns up?
Police were last year revealed to have been willing to mount fake prosecutions of their undercover agents, the better to enhance their criminal credentials.
Justifying the debasement of our justice system on the basis that undercover agents' safety trumps all was a specious argument even then. Right now it rings especially hollow given the risks that who knows how many of those people have been facing because too many police don't quite know what they're doing.
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Grand Hotel Praha
8.7 / 10
Hotel location
|City district
|0.2 km/0.1 mi
|11.59 km/7.2 mi
|no details
|1.15 km/0.7 mi
Hotel description Grand Hotel Praha
Our whole staff would like to happily welcome you to the Grand Hotel Praha.
We provide car parking space at the hotel for your convenience while you stay with us.
Guests are invited to use the hotel sauna free of charge.
Make yourself at home
Our talented staff at reception will take care of your jewellery, money or important documents . Alternatively you can keep them in the safety deposit box in your own room. The lobby in the entrance is sure to make a great first impression.
The qualified team at the reception can provide you with more information on our in-house car hire service.
Culinary greetings from the kitchen
Treat yourself to a meal in the bistro-café or hotel eatery (you can eat outside as well). The eatery also offers delectable meals to cater for both diabetics and vegetarians. Our hotel offers nutritious wholesome foods.
Where you will stay
All rooms in our hotel are equipped with cable television for visual and audio entertainment as well as other attractive features such as a minibar storing cold refreshing beverages and a properly functioning phone. Satellite TV is a standard convenience provided in your hotel room. Pay TV is provided in every room. Internet TV is part of the facilities found in your room. The international newspapers available in our rooms are a true crowd-pleaser among our hotel's visitors. A radio can be found in every hotel room.
Our Hotel has windows in the bathroom. A shower, a bathtub and a hairdryer can be found in the bathroom of your room. After you get out of your bathroom's shower slip into one of our complimentary robes. The hotel bathrooms also include a blow-dryer.
For the comfort of our guests, all hotel windows are soundproof.
Relax or be active
The sauna at our hotel is a very soothing place to feel at home. Our hotel also provides its guests with their own tanning studio.
Reception hours
Every day 24 hours
Check-in time:14:00
Check-out time:12:00
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Then save it in your bookmarks.
Staromestske namesti 22, 110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic
Distances (km)
|Metro / suburban train
|Congress center (Kongresove centrum Praha)
|City district (Prag)
|Station (Praha - Main Railway Station)
|Station (Holesovice Train Station)
|Airport (Ruzyně International Airport (PRG))
|Airport (Pardubice Airport (PED))
To reach the hotel
Starting point:From the Ruzyně Airport: Bus (119) → Metro A Dejvická; Metro A Dejvická → Staroměstská. From the Main Railway-station: Metro C → Metro C Muzeum; Metro C Muzeum → change to Metro A Muzeum;... more
For HOTEL INFO guests
Access to sauna
Free WI-FI
Hotel features
- Single rooms: 3
- Double rooms: 30
- Twin rooms: 1
- Triple rooms: 10
- Quadruple rooms: 4
- Fire detector
- Pet friendly (20 EUR/night)
- Laundry service
- Security personnel
- Room service
- Car hire
- Shuttle service to the railway station
- Shuttle service to the airport
- Safe at reception
- Quick check-out
- Shoe-polishing machine
- Garage
- Lobby
- Classical concierge service
- Smoke alarm
- Safe deposit box at reception
- Health care
- Dogs of all sizes allowed
Room features
- International news
- Internet TV
- Wi-Fi
- Telephone
- Pay TV
- Bathroom with window
- Noise-protected windows
- Mini bar
- Safe
- Window that can be opened
- Hairdryer
- Bathrobe
- Bathtub
- Cable TV
- Satellite TV
- Sprinkler system
- Change of bed linen
- Smoke alarm
- Radio
- Shower
- Change of hand towels
- Automatic wake-up call in emergencies
- Make-up mirror
- Diabetic meals
- Vegetarian meals
- Bar
- Café/Bistro
- Outdoor gastronomy
- Wholefood meals available
- Restaurant
Sport/leisure activities
- Babysitter
- Sauna
- Solarium
- City tour
Accepted credit card payments
- DinersClub
- Visa
- MasterCard
- AmericanExpress
- JapanCreditBureau