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Will Cruz - Keys/Vocals
Henry Gunson - Drums
Andy Beerli - Guitar/ Vocals
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Driving synths. Loud drums. Violent guitar riffs. DIGITAL ORDER is more than a band. It's an experience.
Their debut EP (released September 28th 2013) is a true mix of modern electronic dance and driving hard rock. Founded in 2013, DIGITAL ORDER members Will and Shane (plus live instrumentalists Darryn and Henry) have worked hard to galvanize their "electro rock" sound. The band have consistently charted on Triple J's Unearthed radio charts, as well as doing an on-air radio interview with Rosie Beaton from Triple J unearthed digital.
Their sound has been likened to Daft Punk, Justice, and The Bloody Beetroots, with accents of classic hard rock such as Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.
DIGITAL ORDER followed their EP Launch with an eastern states tour (which had crowd funded over $2000) in January 2014, showcasing their material with an overwhelmingly positive reaction. With notable shows at The Revolver (Melbourne) and FBI Social (Sydney) the band left their mark and returned to Perth on a high.
After taking a short break, the band has since been busily working on new material and developing their live show. Their growing body of work is a testament to their experience, drive and ambition to see their music move beyond the studio and out into the masses.
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Totally sick stuff boys!!!
Totally sick stuff boys!!!
16 Jul 2014
sounds cool keep it up
sounds cool keep it up
30 Sep 2013
Sounds like an amazing track! i'm only 29, but you guys rock the house with this sound! The lyrics are well done too! Good job!
Sounds like an amazing track! i'm only 29, but you guys rock the house with this sound! The lyrics are well done too! Good job!


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By Matt Barber
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To "pro-choicers", those who oppose the Right to Life of these children, it's not that old Kermit did anything wrong; it's just that he got caught doing it. He was careless. He pulled back the curtain of "reproductive freedom" to reveal abortion's house of horrors. Kermit Gosnell is anti-life secular liberalism personified, and it relies on deceit. The "progressive" culture is a culture of death. Moral relativism is as moral relativism does.
By Matt Barber
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
5/1/2013 (1 year ago)
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Keywords: Matt Barber, abortion, house of horros, Philadelphia, Kermit Gosnell, Gosnell Jury
PHILADELPHIA, PA (Catholic Online) - What's the big deal?
I mean, why are we surprised that an abortionist and his staff would, behind the walls of an always-lethal abortion clinic, commit one of the most horrific serial killings in American history? What did you think abortionists do, heal people?
Why are we taken aback that there was no oversight, no regulation, or that Planned Parenthood, though privy to the clinic's filthy, medieval conditions, refused to report it to the Department of Health? After all, Planned Parenthood, Barack Obama and the DNC have vehemently opposed all laws - such as those in Virginia, Mississippi and elsewhere - designed to prevent exactly the same kind of squalid conditions found in Gosnell's clinic (and others), laws that simply direct abortion mills to meet the same minimal safety standards required of all other medical facilities.
You didn't really buy that whole "women's health" nonsense, did you?
Seriously, there are so few sociopathic doctors left willing to hack alive those inconvenient little buggers; so you anti-choice nuts need to just chill. Who cares about "blood smeared walls," or babies left to drown in toilets, or snipped spinal cords, or dismembered body parts kept in jars, or screaming, crying newborns silenced by decapitation? What did you think women were "choosing" with abortion, some kind of medical treatment? We're not removing a tumor here. You've got to kill a few babies to make a "reproductive freedom" omelette. Besides, there's billions to be made in the death racket.
Let's keep it real. The only difference between what happened in Gosnell's Philadelphia clinic and what happens every day in Planned Parenthoods across the country can be measured by a matter of inches - by the child's proximity to her mother in the room. Whether the baby is in the womb or 12 inches removed, a dead baby is a dead baby, right? So why all the drama? Relax. You know, Roe v. Wade and all.
Besides, what's an abortionist to do (wink, wink) if that resilient little pest does survive, if she's born alive? I appreciate President Obama's candor on the matter. Like he said, laws preventing abortionists like Gosnell from finishing her off are "really designed simply to burden the original decision of the woman and the physician to induce labor and perform an abortion." Snippety-snip, eh, Barack? You know, choice and all.
Or, as Gosnell attorney Jack McMahon noted during the trial, it's "ludicrous . to say a baby is born alive because it moves one time." You anti-choice zealots don't get to define the terms here. One man's "alive" is another man's "unwanted pregnancy." Potato, potahto.
And why are we stunned that the mainstream media have spiked a story with all the bloody and salacious newsworthy trappings that - had abortion not been involved - would have filled the news cycle 24/7?
You think some now-barren, 40-something copy editor who's had five abortions wants to draw attention to its grisly reality? You think she wants to be reminded of her own string of dismembered little choices? No, better to sip appletinis with the boys down at the National Press Club and pretend it never happened. Now that's reproductive freedom! That's freedom of the press!
In reality, to the media, this stuff is old news. Gosnell is on trial for doing something nearly indistinguishable from partial-birth abortion - a "never necessary" procedure (according to the AMA) Obama vocally endorsed. He said that banning it was part of a concerted effort "to steadily roll back the hard-won rights of American women."
Furthermore, why are we surprised that this rush-to-judgment-when-it-suits-his-political-agenda president suddenly "can't comment" on Gosnell "because it's an active trial"? Remember? This is the same "community organizer" who said that Cambridge police "acted stupidly" when arresting a combative black Harvard professor who, as it turned out, was himself acting stupidly. Don't forget; this is the same president who had no problem laying guilt on a "presumed innocent" George Zimmerman, saying, "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon."
Funny, I actually do have a son and, when he was born, he looked a lot like those little boys Gosnell and Planned Parenthood kill every day. Come to think of it, most of them looked almost identical to Trayvon, skin color and all.
Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., called Obama out on his refusal to address Gosnell: "Mr. President, your silence on this issue is deafening," he said.
I agree. The Anti-Right to Life left's silence - to include the mainstream media - speaks volumes. It's a tacit endorsement of Gosnell's gruesome practices. And why shouldn't it be?
To "pro-choicers", those who oppose the Right to Life of these children, it's not that old Kermit did anything wrong; it's just that he got caught doing it. He was careless. He pulled back the curtain of "reproductive freedom" to reveal abortion's house of horrors. Kermit Gosnell is anti-life secular liberalism personified, and it relies on deceit. The "progressive" culture is a culture of death. Moral relativism is as moral relativism does.
Speaking of moral relativism, on Friday the first sitting president in United States history gave the keynote address at a Planned Parenthood fundraiser. Nice timing. Even as the Gosnell mass-murder trial wraps up, Obama was lending the full weight of his presidency to a mass-murder celebration.
His message? All you Planned Parenthood-hating, anti-Gosnell right-wingers better listen up: "No matter how great the challenge, no matter how fierce the opposition, there's one thing that the past few years have shown," he promised.
"That Planned Parenthood is not going anywhere. It's not going anywhere today. It's not going anywhere tomorrow."
Yeah, we'll see about that, slick.
The Jury is out.
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PHOENIX—The 19th annual Lodging Conference kicked off with leading industry executives weighing in on a number of topical issues, from the recently announced IPO of Hilton Worldwide to current fundamentals, as well as the increased availability of financing.
During the session, "A View From The Top," Tom Corcoran, chairman, FelCor Lodging Trust, expressed optimism when asked if he saw any cause for concern with the economy, and more specifically. Hilton's recent announcement. "I don't think there are red flags at all. I don't think as an industry any of us are smart enough to read the tea leaves. It's a good economy, we've had great RevPAR growth; enjoy it," he said.
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No one in Knoxville can say their vote doesn't count. We know that's no excuse.
In last year's mayoral primary election in August, Madeline Rogero was a handful of votes away from the 50 percent-plus-one vote margin she needed to win the election outright. Falling short of that margin of voters, Rogero and Mark Padgett continued to fight on to the general election in November.
No matter who you were supporting in that election, there's no denying that if only 16 more people lined up at the polls for Rogero, three months of campaigning and a runoff election would have been avoided. Many local races in the coming election could be decided by similarly small margins.
And it's not only apathy keeping people away from the polls. In the 2008 elections, 6 million Americans didn't vote because they missed a registration deadline or didn't know how to register. In 2012, the League of Woman Voters wants to make sure no one is left out.
In the coming presidential election, the choice of candidate will have direct effects on the lives of all citizens: your health care and the health care of your family members, taxes, employment, reproductive health and choices, student loans, military service and more. Your vote is your voice in these issues, and it will matter.
On Sept. 25, tens of thousands of voters across the country celebrated the inauguration of a new holiday, National Voter Registration Day. The theme for National Voter Registration Day was simple: Register in September, make your vote count in November.
In an effort to register voters in all 50 states before Election Day, hundreds of groups across the nation banded together, including the YWCA, the National Council on Aging, the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Rock the Vote, the American Bar Association and, of course, the League of Women Voters.
The League is entirely nonpartisan. It counts partners across the political spectrum and is providing an outlet for Americans from all backgrounds and interests to come together to support our democratic infrastructure by making their voices heard. We are committed to our mission of registering voters because we believe voting is the first part of the equation of creating the government of the people, by the people and for the people. We can have such a government only through our democratic election process.
The League of Women Voters of Knoxville/Knox County celebrated National Voter Registration Day this past Wednesday. Volunteers from the League and Pellissippi State Community College volunteers registered more than 125 students on Sept. 25 as part of Pellissippi's admirable new civic engagement initiative.
One of the best parts about celebrating voter registration, however, is that it is not confined to a single day on the calendar. If you're not already registered, here in Knox County the deadline for registering to vote in the November general election is Oct. 8.
Registering to vote is easy. You can pick up a form at the Knox County Election Commission office or download the form from www.knoxcounty.org/election/pdfs/registration.pdf.
Voter registration forms should be returned by mail to the Election Commission office. Other places you can register to vote include the Department of Motor Vehicles, County Clerk's offices, the Department of Health, the Department of Human Services, the Department of Mental Health, the Department of Safety, public libraries and the Register of Deeds offices.
Once you are registered, we want you to exercise your right to vote because every vote counts.
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Posts tagged "vaginas"
A Brief History Of "Boston Marriages"
"Boston Marriage" was a term used in the 19th century and early 20th century to refer to two single women living together, independent of men. The term was originally coined in Henry James' novel The Bostonians, which told the tale of an intimate companionship between two wealthy, Boston women. Rumored to have been based…
Ami Angelowicz
September 12, 2012
"Vagina" And "Discharge" Deemed Not Too Dirty For TV In New Zealand
Breaking news for the female anatomy! In New Zealand, it was deemed safe to use the words "vagina" and "discharge" in TV commercials. An advertisement for Carefree Acti-Fresh Panty Liners, which aired in July, was the first to drop the V-bomb on the country. Naturally, the Advertising Standards Authority received many complaints from "disgusted" viewers.
Ami Angelowicz
August 20, 2012
Coco Shows Off Healthy Coochie Cleavage
Coco is the master of showing off cleave of all kinds -- boob, butt and now vadge. In a photo shoot for Craze magazine she wore a silver body suit, which accentuated her cameltoe, or as Ice likes to refer to it, her "nice healthy, well defined coochie." After the jump, Coco's nice, healthy, well…
Ami Angelowicz
August 20, 2012
A Brief History Of The Pregnancy Test
I was commenting on how packaged pregnancy tests resemble fruit roll ups when my mother told me scientists once injected bunnies with a woman's urine to determine whether or not she was pregnant. "A rabbit?" I was a little stunned by the idea of poor, floppy-eared, innocent rabbits getting shot up with pee. "Oh yeah!" My…
Susan Finch
August 6, 2012
Your Vagina And Your Bicycle: What You Need To Know
Eek! Bicycle riding ladies, the Journal of Sexual Medicine has published a study about the bad things a bicycle can do to a vagina. According to researchers at Yale, competitive female cyclists who had their handle bars lower than their bike seat experienced "significantly higher vibratory thresholds in the anterior vagina, compared with riders whose…
Ami Angelowicz
August 4, 2012
7 Kegel Exercisers For The Lazy Vagina
I spent most of last week being confused/disturbed by Panty O's new kegel panties, which allow you to exercise your vaginal muscles while you wear the underwear. I found this frightening, but then I received a press release for the Magic Banana. Never heard of it? I hadn't either. It's a flexible accessory for…
Ami Angelowicz
July 27, 2012
12 Famous Women Who've Used Their Sexuality (To Get Ahead)
The combination of tits and drive can, apparently, cause the internet to crash. In the past six months I've watched as publications and writers I admire scrutinize Lana Del Rey for representing a "passive femininity," gawk at young writer Marie Calloway for sleeping with older, more established male writers and shake their heads at…
Rachel White
June 29, 2012
When Fleshlights Are Mistaken For Mushrooms
Please note: If you find a soft, slimy object that looks like a plant with two heads with a small hole on one side and eyes, nose and lips on the other, it may be an undiscovered species of mushroom. It also make be a synthetic vagina/anus combo. Should we tell the reporter it's a…
Ami Angelowicz
June 20, 2012
Miley Cyrus Has A "Don't Show-cha Your Chocha" Moment
Miley Cyrus emerged from her Miami hotel yesterday wearing a button-up shirt that barely covered her chocha--er, I mean vagina. Other pictures revealed that she was indeed wearing shorts underneath, and although her hotel stay with her male friend Cheyne has been raising eyebrows, Miley insisted it was totally innocent,…
Winona Dimeo-Ediger
June 15, 2012
Vajazzling, Waxing and Anal Bleaching: 9 Crazy Examples Of Celeb Lady TMI
There was a time not so long ago when famous folk wanted to create the illusion that they were NOT "just like us." Grace Kelly was never photographed buying jumbo packs of toilet paper! Audrey Hepburn describing where she was the day Aunt Flo first came to visit? HA! Nowadays many female stars, like Jennifer…
Ami Angelowicz & Amelia McDonell-Parry
May 14, 2012
5 Reasons This $4000 Vagina Jacket Might Be Worth It
This Givenchy jacket totally looks a vagina (well, to be more specific, it looks like labia). It also costs $4,145, which seems like an exorbitant price for a vagina jacket, Givenchy or not, but there are actually a few situations that could justify the expense. Here are five of them...
Winona Dimeo-Ediger
May 4, 2012
Quiz: Can You Name The Celebrity Camel Toe?
There is no greater challenge to female celebrity-dom than the inevitable moment of camel toe exposure. Sure, we may walk around rocking the camel toe in our yoga pants, but there's not a pack of paparazzi documenting the comings and goings of our labias. You may think you know everything about your favorite celebrity…
The Frisky
May 1, 2012
These Vagina Rings Look Like Large Gelatinous Slugs
Indie rock darling Grimes is a busy girl. Aside from making her own brand of high-pitched vocal-tinged pop music, she's also designed her own line of um, very special jewelry. The rings come out of collaboration between Grimes (nee Claire Boucher) and Montreal-based jewelry designer Morgan Black. She calls 'em pussy rings, but the finger jewelry resemble…
Julie Gerstein
May 1, 2012
Brian McKnight Wants To Show You "How Your %$#@& Works (If You're Ready To Learn)"
No, I'm ready to learn. Because I already know "How My Pussy Works." I don't need to listen to a song wherein Brian McKnight educates me about my vagina. I understand his impulse to go in a more erotic direction with his music … but NO. This is definitely not the right direction. Assuming that he i…
Ami Angelowicz
April 25, 2012
13 Of Worst Things You Can Do To Your Vagina (NSFW)
Well, this is one way to honor Queen Elizabeth's 60th anniversary on the throne. Vajazzling is bad, but Majazzling is worse. UK website LoveHoney.com is offering this limited edition "Majazzle" package to make sure our ladyparts are ready for the momentous occasion. Yes, "Majazzle" is the word that happens when vajazzle and her Majesty…
Ami Angelowicz
April 23, 2012
10 WTF Stock Photos: Crotch Shots
One of the best parts of my day as a blogger is searching through stock photos. Sometimes I stumble upon a ridiculous photo or … a wealth of them. It's like mining for gold. And then, just like that, hours of my day disappear. I came across this gem recently. This man seems to be…
Ami Angelowicz
April 18, 2012
The 8 Weirdest Things Women Have Hidden In Their Vaginas
Vaginas are not meant to be storage units. They are not meant to be purses. They are not meant to be secret hiding places. You are not supposed to put unsterilized foreign objects in them. Most of us understand these rules. But you'd be surprised. Some women cannot be stopped from violating the terms and…
Ami Angelowicz
April 6, 2012
14 Pairs Of Panties A Lady Shouldn't Be Caught Dead In
Ladies, if you want to wear granny panties, boy shorts, period undies, sexy thongs, go for it. A woman's panties are her business, and if we're being honest, guys don't notice them anyway. The most you'll get is a "Hey those are cute, can I take them off now?" And that's on a good night,…
Ami Angelowicz
March 30, 2012
20 Naughty Knits (NSFW)
Knitting is not just for nice folks anymore. Some people are using their needles to make naughty bits. I was delighted by this collection of hand-knit uteruses in unexpected places. Who says a womb can't play piano? This uterus virtuoso is just the beginning. Click away to see what can be done with…
Ami Angelowicz
March 29, 2012
8 Weird Things That Happen To Us When We're Ovulating
Ladies, in case you weren't aware, while that teeny tiny egg makes its way down your fallopian tubes, your hormones are making you do all kinds of weird crap you have no awareness of. It's like an alien inhabits your body and coerces it into behavior that you would never dream of the other 27…
Ami Angelowicz
March 27, 2012
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The 20 Hottest Sex Scenes From "Game Of Thrones"
When you play the game of thrones, you either win or you die. But you get to f*ck a lot first. So . . . it's kinda worth it. The show is known for its gratuitous amounts of nudity and raunchy sex, so what better way to celebrate the impending Game of Thrones Spring premiere…
Tres Sugar
March 29, 2015
The 10 Definitive Cult Films You Absolutely Must See
What makes a movie a "cult classic"? Film history is littered with hundreds of films that never made it big, but developed small, passionate followings that allowed them to build up a reputation over time. Sometimes a good film is poorly marketed by a studio more concerned with their bottom line; other times genuinely bad…
Ask Men
March 28, 2015
Dave Grohl Helps Out A Dying Fan
A big Foo Fighters fan with terminal cancer will get to scratch off one item from his wish list: meeting Dave Grohl and the band. The band was flying home from Australia when a flight attendant told Grohl about the wish of her friend, Australian Ken Powell, 56, who has late-stage melanoma, report…
March 28, 2015
Amanda Knox's Murder Conviction Has Been Overturned
Foxy Knoxy is off the hook.
Claire Hannum
March 27, 2015
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Robert Joe Croley "Bob" Lansing
Age 66, passed away suddenly, Monday, January 7, 2013 at his home in Lansing. Bob worked at ADESA Auto Auctions and retired from General Motors after 36 years of service. Bob loved a good bargain, and enjoyed teaching his family how to fix most anything. Bob will be remembered for the many years he fixed lawnmowers for his family, friends and neighbors. Bob is survived by his wife of 40 years, Jill, his daughters: Jaime (Pat) Lee and Kelly Croley (Justin Parks), his son, Donny (Susan) Croley, he was a grandpa who enjoyed his grandkids: Kailynn, Tyler, Jacob, Sherree, Ryan, Quinton, Hunter, Victoria, Lynnaye, Benjamin and Jasper. In Elkton, KY, he is survived by his brothers: Ray (Velma) Croley, Elmer Croley and Gary (Lydia) Croley, his sisters: Dorothy Morphew, Judy Hodges and Pat (Winfred) Harris. Bob was preceded in death by his parents: Otis & Ina Croley, his sister, Norma Jean and his son Robert Joe, Jr. Visitation will be Friday, 2-4 & 6-8PM at the Palmer Bush & Jensen Family Funeral Homes, Delta Chapel, 6020 W. Saginaw. Interment Services will be held at Stokes Chapel, Elkton, KY. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to the American Heart Assoc. Condolences can be made at www.palmerbush.com


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Orange for Animal Cruelty Awareness wants to
Justice for puppy Athena
Athena a miniature Dachshund - tortured, and killed on camera...
Athena a miniature Dachshund - tortured, and killed on camera...
The Dolphin killing season is due to start again in Japan. Here's what we can do about it.
Kiki the Pitbull was shot by Springfield Police and is now clinging to life.
Many animals who are advertised on Craigslist are abused and are sometimes even killed—as a result of these ads.
Please stop the testing and killing of puppies, kittens and other animals..
The annual festival, on June 21 involves eating dog meat hotpot and lychees and drinking liquor on the summer solstice.


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Upholstery: Stickley or Lee Industries?
After months of shopping and researching, I thought I had made my mind up on a Lee Industries sofa... and then I sat in the Stickley Wheaton sofa and it was dreamy! Any opinion between these two mfg? Also what about pricing? I had priced a Lee through Alan Ferguson and think it's comparable to the Stickley on sale. However A.F. shipping to MI was very high. Help me make a final decision.
How long ago did you price Lee from Alan Ferguson? I contacted them a few weeks ago for a quote and was told that Lee is no longer allowing them to fill phone orders from out of state. Might want to give them a call to see if they will still honor your quote. Please post back on what you hear. Thanks
Interesting. I have not called back Alan Ferguson. There is a location in Michigan that I will likely do business with. Anyhow one new brand into my mix... Vanguard. Really like some of their styles, and was told by the company who sells both Vanguard and Lee that their warranty was better.
Gosh,backsweat, I called Alan Ferguson today to get a quote and didn't get that story. The sales person did ask me immediately if I was working with a local store. As it happens I wasn't, so I could answer truthfully no. She then went on to say that they were not allowed to work anyone who was already working with a store, only with those who came to them directly from the Internet.


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Negotiating parties split on Likud push to increase number of ministers
US 'disappointed UN rights council continues to single out Israel'
WATCH LIVE: Israel's ambassador to UN addresses Security Council on Mideast minorities
'Netanyahu has burned his bridges with Black Democrats'
Jerusalem Municipality shuts down 'filthy, rodent-infested' butcher shop in Mahane Yehuda market
*New Worlds: The brain's 3D compass*
*IQ is not enough – develop your EQ, too*
Health Ministry: Watch those eggs
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
Watch: Technion students recreate Passover story with robots
Noble Energy walks away from Ruth C exploration license
Cyber Chief: 8% of ministry budgets should go to cyber security
Anti-Semitic fans pressure Hungarian rock band to cancel Israel concert
Concert review: IPO
Eytan's Fox's 'Cupcakes' opening in New York
Raw Romanian underground sounds
Bruised yellow-and-blue looks ahead after Real blow
Israeli figure skater Bychenko places world championships
Soccer: Israel trounced by Wales in key qualifier
Scuffling Maccabi must dig deep on road at group leader Real
Study: Current banking system won't help poor
Israeli, Arab politicians in heated debate over teaching Nakba narrative to Israeli students
Abbas: Israeli-Palestinian relationship must change
Serry: Time to replace 242 with new 'peace architecture'
Dalya Lemkus' terrorist murderer sentenced to 2 life prison terms
Terror attack thwarted after bomb found near Hebron's Cave of the Patriarchs
Amnesty International charges Palestinians with war crimes during Gaza conflict
Will or won't 'Borat' play Freddie Mercury in Queen biopic?
Limmud FSU marks Auschwitz liberation with emotional exhibition
Toulouse rabbi told to remove kippah at voting station
Spain close to granting citizenship to relatives of Jews expelled in 1492
Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein urges Jews to kick anti-Semites 'in the ass'
Risk vs. reward: Saudis could become regional heavyweight, or serve to embolden Iran
Arab summit agrees on unified military force for crises
Diplomats and UN staff flee Yemen as Houthis target Aden
Iran's Lebanese ambassador calls Saudi-led operations in Yemen 'strategic scheme' by Israel
Analysis: Pakistan sings new song on drones now that it, not US, is using them
Slavery matters
The US must confront Tehran: Achieving cooperation through coercion
Airbus A320 plane crash highlights outdated black box technology
Letters to the editor
Viable solutions for affordable housing
The blood libel Haggada
The turning point
Travel tech start-ups
On wings of carbon
Veterans: On target
Fusing modern and traditional in the kitchen
Book Review: Perceptive Haggada
Hot off the Arab press
Let's cooperate
Shabbat screenings
Passover perspective
On the field and in court
Happily Eva After: Times, they are a-interestin'
Music and the mamaloshen
What's the catch?
Kayaking for gold on the Kinneret
Why Tunisia?
Palestine – words matter but their meaning matters more
A nuclear deal with Iran – would it stick?
When words matter and when they don't
'מְלָגוֹת 'צוּק אֵיתָן
עוֹלִים חֲדָשִים
כּוּלָם רוֹצִים לִחְיוֹת
יִשְׂרָאֵל בְּמַבָּט פָּנוֹרָמִי
Getting a young start
A culinary festival starring the women next door
Global girl power
Apartheid South Africa: Israel edition
Sa'ar says national unity government is 'still on the table'
Israeli parties prepare legislative demands for Netanyahu's new coalition
With full term possible, Netanyahu may outlast Ben-Gurion (and Obama)
Arab sector turnout for recent elections reached 63.5%, polling data shows
Joubran: Polls have to include parties that don't pass threshold
It's hard to be a Christian in Israel, but not because of prejudice
Unconvincing ISIS video shows Assyrian captive converting to Islam
'Those who hate Jews hate Christians': A closer look at US Presidential hopeful Ted Cruz
WATCH: Pope Francis receives a pizz-a Naples cuisine
Top 10 must do experiences over Easter and Passover in the Holy Land
Green Leadership Conference in Hamalachim-Shahariya Forest
Scenic Lookout in Memory of Lt-Gen. Amnon Lipkin Shahak
Following in the Footsteps of Meir Har-Zion
Celebrating the 100th Birthday Anniversary of Sculptor Ahiam Shoshany
French Students Get to Know the Real Israel
Serbian PM Plants a Tree in the Grove of Nations
Sharing and Learning - German Forestry Students Intern with KKL-JNF
Israel and Finland Connect through the Environment
New Bio-filters Purify Surface Runoff Water for Reuse
Future Tour Guides Discover the Negev with KKL-JNF
The Shamir Drilling Project
Graduation Ceremony for Rosh HaAyin's Volunteer Firefighters
From Sunny Israel to Cold Canada
Walking for Water with KKL France in the Mountains of Eilat
JNF Ontario Community Mission Tours the Western Negev
Celebrating 50 Years of German-Israeli Diplomatic Relations
The Negev Conference on Agricultural Research and Development
Arava Open Day: Food Security for Israel and the Entire World
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
From Think Tank to Environmental Consultant
Award Winning Designer Launches Career as Wedding Dressmaker
Outdoor Fitness Israel: An Innovative Fitness Program Developed By UK Olim
The Burstein Brothers: 3 Oleh Siblings in the IDF
5 Tips to Land a Job in Israel
Starting Your Own Business in Israel: Real Life Examples
5 Strategies for Finding Your Professional Place in Israel
PetBNB:An Olah's Unusual Canine Startup
36 Hours in Southern Israel
Food Shopping In Israel
How Women Can Have it All in Israel
The Eisenberg's Long Journey Home
Why Retirees are Thriving in Israel
Thanks to Aliyah video
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Starting Over in Israel
VIDEO: Are you ready for the South?
Sovev Tel Aviv, Israel's Largest Biking Event
Running Through Color
Formula 1 Racecars Zip Through Jerusalem
Make yourself at home… in Israel
NBN Announces Bonei Zion Prize Recipients for 2015
NefeshB'Nefesh Provides Services to Bnot Sherut
How Doctors Are Impacting Israel's South
Over 1,000 IDF 'lone soldiers' attend personal errand day in Tel Aviv
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Rioting resumes throughout east Jerusalem Saturday night
MK calls to ban Secret smartphone application
Confirmed: Body of Aaron Sofer found in Jerusalem Forest
US: Israeli police harassing another Abu Khdeir cousin
With another yeshiva student arrested, haredi 'draft dodgers' could soon number in hundreds
Missing American's parents meet with Jerusalem police chief
Ayala Hasson, first woman to head Channel One News Division
Bar-Lev: Allow siblings' names on IDF headstones
Sa'ar denies presidential deal with haredim
Police heighten security ahead of haredi protest in capital
Analysis: US tries policy of 'shame' to stem Chinese cyber-hacking
Israeli nightlife figure found dead in Tel Aviv apartment in apparent murder
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10/11/2012 14:52
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(photo credit:Courtesy the Halabi family )
Over seven years after he vanished without a trace, a Daliat al-Carmel resident
discovered the remains of missing Druse soldier Majdi Halabi two weeks ago in a
forest near Usfiya, the IDF confirmed Thursday. Halabi went missing in May
2005.IDF Manpower Directorate head Maj.-Gen. Orna Barbivai said that
Halabi's family had been notified.She added that the body had been
positively identified using DNA.Police said they were continuing their
investigation into the circumstances of his death.The IDF has said it
will continue to do everything in its power, joining arms with all security
agencies, to return all missing soldiers to their families. The IDF and Chief of
General Staff Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz expressed their sincerest condolences to the
Halabi family.Halabi disappeared while traveling from his home to his
base in Tirat Carmel south of Haifa.He was last seen at a bus station in
his hometown of Daliat al-Carmel, located on the slopes of the Mount Carmel and
southeast of Haifa. He was formally declared missing in action on June 6, 2005.
The funeral was set for Friday morning.Daliat al-Carmel resident
attorney Farah Halabi, a distant relative of Majdi Halabi and a former spokesman
for the village and nearby Usfiya, said locals greeted the news on Thursday with
mixed feelings."On the one hand it's a very bitter feeling, that a son
has been found dead.On the other hand, there is some relief in knowing
that you can put an end to the uncertainty the family has been going through the past
seven years," he said.Halabi said that over the years any time a body
was found in the North, Majdi's parents would be contacted and wait with bated
breath to find out if their son had been found – only to be told that the
remains were not a match, and return to hoping that he would come home again
alive and well.Farah said he had spoken to Majdi's mother earlier in the
day and she told him how after Majdi's brother Adham was killed in a car crash
last October, she hoped "maybe now Majdi would come home and there would be some
sort of relief for the family."Farah added that the Halabi family, which
numbers in the thousands, "just takes one hit after another."Defense
Minister Ehud Barak called Nazmi Halabi, the soldier's father, and expressed his
condolences."We all, in the IDF and the security community, share the
deep grief upon learning of the death of your son," he said. "I sympathize with
your pain and send a warm embrace to the entire family."Labor Party
chairwoman Shelly Yacimovich also sent her condolences to the family, saying:
"Our hearts are with the Halabi family; after seven years of long agony, their
hopes to find their son alive vanished."She added: "In these moments we
must appreciate the dignity and determination of the Halabi family in their
fight to try and locate their son."
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Movies Seen in 2010
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Re: Movies Seen in 2010
264. Scott Pilgrim vs. The World [A]
265. Star Wars [A]
266. Contempt [B+]
267. The Night of the Hunter [A]
I'll skip THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER and SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD, since I recently saw both.
STAR WARS: As much fun to see now as it was when I first saw it as a child (sometime in the early 90s, which is approaching two decades past). This time, however, I caught the (in?)famous fan-edit by Adywan. I'm of two minds about it. On one hand, the subtle changes he makes are brilliant: color-correcting all kinds of mistakes on the DVDs, fixing mixing issues from the DVDs, using digital effects to iron out production mistakes and gaffes, etc. Some of these changes work better than others (some color correcting of the escape pod in the beginning looks fake, and the 1977 audio for Aunt Beru makes her performance inferior to that in the dubbed version), but mostly, they work really well. They remind me of the slight alterations that are all over BLADE RUNNER - THE FINAL CUT.
On the other hand, Adywan makes some big chances that don't work nearly as well. Adding the imperial march to a few scenes seems excessive, and the new Obi-Wan/Darth Vader duel, with much quicker edits and "The Battle of the Heroes" from REVENGE OF THE SITH added, is an awful change. It tries to turn a slow duel into something it's not, and when we cut away to Han, Luke, and the others and the music is still playing it totally ruins the scene. Add to that the final battle (which has so many digital changes and additions that the original is barely left over) and this version still goes a little far.
Still, it says a lot about the (lack of) quality control at Lucasfilm that this is still probably the best release of STAR WARS, technically, and it's not even official!
CONTEMPT: About a third of this film is a brilliant movie about the deterioration of a couple (illustrated by the long, but essential 30-minute apartment sequence). About a third of this film is a brilliant deconstruction of the world of filmmaking, particularly international co-production (with Fritz Lang as himself, and Jack Palance as an absurdly over-the-top producer). About a third really mixes the two, and is less successful. Still, it's in gorgeous cinemascope, and is far from boring, despite what some of my classmates seemed to think.
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Dr. J
The Autobiography
By Julius W. Erving; Karl Taro Greenfeld
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With startling honesty and an unmistakable voice, Dr. J is a historic self-portrait of an American legend, Julius "The Doctor" Erving.
With his flights of improvisation around the basket and his towering afro, Julius Erving became one of the most charismatic (and revolutionary) players basketball has ever known. But while the public has long revered this cultural icon, few have ever known of the double life of Julius Erving. Dr. J traces the inner lives of the nearly perfect player and the imperfect man--and how he has come to terms with both.


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Utah Repeals Anti-Transparency Law 80
from the opacity-the-law-for-behives-and-ski-mountains dept.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
they'll probably replace it with a law that says you have a sign a form and put your self on a public registry every time you buy something with caffeine in it.
On a side if not entirely off topic note, I've come to the conclusion that there are (at least) 4 points to the political spectrum, not 2:
1. Conservative
2. Liberal
3. Progressive
4. Regressive
I've come to the conclusion that most republican candidates are Conservative/Regressive while many Democratic candidates are Liberal/Progressive. Libertarians are Regressive/Liberal, and most of the remaining parties are some point in between those 3. People who are highly Progressive aren't represented by a political party that I know of. Note that I am listing the stronger trait first.
Progressive means your goal is to fix what is wrong, Regressive means your goal is to revert back to the way things were or to intentionally ignore what is wrong based on philosophy. Progressive people don't necessarily make things better (not every engineer is a GOOD engineer), it is simply their goal to make things better.
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Past and present members of the RIT women's cross country and track and field squad returned from a 1,400-mile non-stop relay... [more]
Men's hockey advances to NCAA Regional Final
The men beat No. 1 Minnesota State 2-1 in the NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinal on Saturday. RIT plays the University of Nebraska Omaha in the Regional Final at 7:30 p.m. today.
Two companies accepted into START-UP NY
Two companies with strong ties to RIT, Darkwind Media and Optel Inc., have been accepted into the state's START-UP NY business development program.
RIT students win Rochester Addy Awards
As has become an annual tradition, RIT took several top student honors at the 24th annual American Advertising Awards—known as the Addys.
Men's hockey has eight-game winning streak snapped by Omaha in NCAA Midwest Regional Final
No. 2 seed University of Nebraska Omaha (20-12-6) scored four third period goals to break a scoreless tie and end the season for RIT men's hockey...
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... enough to have one stay with us on his own for a whole week – and when I started to write this IT WAS ONLY TUESDAY!
The man has a dream to have a B & B business like us with his 'sort of' partner. I say 'sort of' because she moved out 6 years ago because of his snoring. I can understand that as we slept badly all week due to the terrible noise coming from room 1, which sounded like a captured bear! We had a Spanish ...
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... an improved space, more suitable for prayer and reflection and pilgrimage, but right now it is under construction.
The bath area is simple, and well run. When I was there the women's side was full, and there was a much smaller line of men waiting to go in. While some seemed to be seeking healing and miraculous cures, other were there for the sanctity of the experience. It is not baptism, and does not involve full immersion, but a kind of brief ...
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... couldn't resist. Both Dodge and Clyde have accepted her really well and she is house trained and on solids without issue. She even stole and ate a rat that Clyde had caught and brought back. He let her have it and immediately went out and caught another for himself. Since we have been here we have had a pair of doves roosting in our pine trees and feeding on any dropped seed from the bird table. About a month ago I looked out to see 12 ( get ...
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