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"White House asks American parents tomonitor their children for signs of terrorism"The should also be monitored for signs of koolaid drinking and liberalism.
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The most demeaning, patronizing thing I´ve heard since Obama´s last speech.It´s the school system that teaches them contempt for their country, along with Capitalism and Judeo-Christian values, and therefor must be destroyed.Taught by the very teachers whose union dues put these nincompoops in the WH.I´m very angry.
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The terrorist is in the White House!
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Number 3 beat me to it.
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If children are raised with love and religion, learning that life, ALL life is sacred..see the 10 commandmenets posted at school every day, and understand that death is forever, they will be fine. Singing God Bless America at the beginning of the school day would help.
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"Power of Community" in the title clearly identifies the speaker as a card carrying communist, who really thinks it the government´s job to indoctrinate the children. I cannot wait to rid the nation´s house of this nest of cockroaches.
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The only places where this might be applicable are the ones like Dearborn, MI which are infested with people who thinks it´s just fine to strap bombs on their kids.
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Daddy, Daddy, there is this DUDE in the white house that allows terrorists to have free rein in the US, His name is Obie and the people he allows to do anything they want are Mooslimes!
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I am 60 years old and this is the scariest scenario I have ever heard a person say about our children. How is it possible that the American People have allowed such filth to enter our political scene? And what is more troubling. Why do we allow it to continue? These People are wicked and desperately deceitful. I pray constantly that the scales will be cleared from our beloved Nations eyes.
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Didn´t Hitler ask the kids to rat out their parents???? Just asking...
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Could anyone possibly doubt now that the anti-American administration of King Barack feels itself more threatened by the American Right than by Islamists with nukes and plagues? We´ve seen this since the early days of Janet Napolitano, yet the startling realization that common sense Americans, not Islamist nutcakes, are viewed as the enemy by Leftists in Power has yet to really sink in. Twas always so, and always will be.
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So now they´re classifying anti-Obama attitudes as terrorism, are they? Good grief. Is there no end to the distortion of words and meanings by liberals? What´s black is white and what´s white is black.
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Wait a minute! Didn´t the White House tell teachers to ask their students to watch for signs of terrorism in the parents? Whaa? Are these the same bozos that wanted to dismantle the Patriot Act?Reference #5 above. Yes. Reference #10. Yes, they became the Brown Shirts.
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This was already tried in Germany and the USSR.
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Imagine the revenge I could have gotten against my brother for ripping the head off my doll in 1960.
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"Thank you, Planned Parenthood, and God bless you."-Barack Hussein ObamaWant a discussion of "terrorism" and children Ms. Monaco?...Let´s talk about the over 56,736,000 young lives that have been terminated in America since the totally wicked Roe v Wade Supreme Court Decision in 1973!
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Never heard of an "assistant" Communist before.This Communist agitator woman is here to provoke and cover up for Islamic supremacist terrorism. Really sick.Hitler indoctrinated HITLER YOUTH to betray their own parents who speak out against the Nazi socialist party.Brainwashed jugen become little monsters.Here, Obama outdoes Hitler, turns against Mother Nature, asking moms and dads to betray their own kids.Obama, pope Biden, commie Jaret, fascist Soros, are the most openly evil occupants ever in the White House.They are here to cause as much destruction as our drunken Congress, drugged Supreme Court, commie Hollywood and bribed TV media, can get away with !TV media
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Nope, sorry. Too busy monitoring the BLM, the IRS, the US Postal Service, the NSA, the Federal Education Police, the TSA...those are the people I am now monitoring for internal terror activity.
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This from the man who has us on the verge of WW3. In their internal planning they decided to show the Russians how firm he is by sending a platoon of troops to Poland. All hat and no cattle.This bozo has no background, no real recorded past, no military experience and no character. Looking at history, who got us into WW1, WW2, Korean , Viet Nam and the current crisis. That´s right all Democrat Presidents and millions dead and millions more causalities. This is merely more of the same liberal chaos at work.This fool needs to be impeached before he kills us all with incompetence and Marxist theory. Don´t vote for any politician who won´t remove him from office, especially Senate candidates.He is the Terrorist who needs monitoring.
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I guess abortion isn´t enough.
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Projection of the most obvious kind."Terrorism" is a very specific type of violence.What may be most galling and most dangerous about the crew in the Spitehouse is that they are not disciplined thinkers and are not in any serious way educated people.This is very sloppy usage of the language and while it may be true that some young people may be at risk for violent behavior, this trivializes the clear and present danger we all face from international Islamonazi terrorism.Perhaps that is the intent.That´s what terrorist sympathizers would do.Cui Bono ?
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"Confrontational" children will be the ones that will help us to overthrow this tyrannical government and help to restore a bright future for America.The rest will become brainwashed sheep and march willingly into the re-education camps. No thanks, my kids will be raised as religious, right wing extremists and taught to hit the bull´s eye with whatever weapon they choose to own. We have serious problems in America that can no longer be fixed "legally" because those in authority are criminals.
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L Staff´s Must Read retort to this headline is a classic. Let´s preserve it here:"Parents are too busy monitoring theWhite House for the same."
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Michelle must be upset that those high-school kids are protesting her appearance at their graduation ceremony.
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Given all the parallels to the emergence of Nazi Germany...brown shirts...Hitler Youth...etc., there´s one more parallel everyone needs to look up and understand...the Reichstag fire. I believe something like it is coming, and probably just before the 2014 elections.If you have ever wondered how an entire nation could have succumbed to and followed a Hitler, you need to understand the significance of the Reichstag fire as the final catalyst for giving the Nazis full control of the people. Hitler had his own Plouffes and Podestas and Monacos to propagandize and hide his real motives and coming actions. They too created "stray voltage" for him. And the false flag Reichstag fire coalesced all that stray voltage into the blitzkriegs that they unleashed on Europe.Watch for a supposed action (or purposely provoked action) by "domestic terrorists" that the Obamunists use to invoke emergency powers (such as for roundups of NSA-asserted suspects, or confiscation of guns, etc.).
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This from a guy who will not protect our own borders..allows anyone to come into this country..protects and defends Islam ..and allows the BLM to carry guns to use on our own countrymen...and he wants our children to watch for signs of terrorism..all the kids have to do is watch those in the white house...
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What for? We allowed children to protest for Free Speech on campuses, and now there is no Free Speech on campuses. We allowed them to protest the VietNam war, and abandoned millions to slavery and re-education camps. Those children of the 60s have been terrorizing us ever since, funded behind the scenes by the KGB, and now they are in the White House. My children are fine. It´s YOU we are concerned about.
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...and my idiot limousine liberal daughter bristles when I call Obama a communist.He might just as well be a clone of Stalin.
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The teaching nuns of my day used to warn us against Communism – they told us of children being urged by Communists to report their parents; of parents being told to report their children; of neighbors being told to report their neighbors; of children being assimilated into village collectives; of government spying on its citizens; of people being searched at random; of government officials raiding people's homes and businesses; of intolerance toward Christians and their churches; of teachers teaching Communist precepts in the schools; of government control of who received medical care and who did not; of government control of fuel and food supplies; of multiple government divisions being armed and harassing citizens, and other distressing instances.At the time, we found the descriptions being presented frightening and unsettling because they were so very far removed from anything we could even imagine.Now, we are living them.
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In re #9, I´ve got a year on you. Regarding your question, it´s because of too many ignorant sheep and too many election sitter outers who have been too stubborn to see past their short-sightedness and still aren´t on board with the overall objective of showing Obies and the dimmies the door for a long long time. Have any of the sitter outers come to their senses........crickets. Did you see how snarky folks got in their comments here the last time L.com moved a Romney story into the Must Reads? All we needed to do was get Mitt in for at least a term to break the progressive head lock we have been in, then folks could have had their Ron Paul, Rick Santorum, Herman Cain, Michelle Bachmann and ok, Newt.. whenever they wanted, as long as they wanted. But, nope, they wanted to make a statement, give in to the left, and and....not vote...again.
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How many warning signs did they have with Nadal Hassan and they still didn´t do anything?
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#22, that is why they want to identify and stop these confrontational kids early on. They don´t want any threat to their totalitarian utopia.
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This is a late post so I don´t think anyone will read it but anything that has the name "Harvard" in it is contributing to the destruction and collapse of this country. The leftists that really hate this country and are on the "verge of becoming terrorists" are those being educated at the so called "ivy league" universities like Harvard. If was up to me I would shut them all down and fire every radical leftist professor and then start over. As others have pointed out hatred for America is being taught in the schools, colleges, universities and churches all across this country and it needs to stop!
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"Physical demand picked up significantly over the last couple of weeks. Consumers and industrial users tend to see price drops as buying opportunities," Zhang Bingnan, secretary-general of the China Gold Association, told Reuters.
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Appetite for gold from India and China is a major factor in international gold prices. The two countries account for more than a third of global demand, according to the World Gold Council. China produced 403 tonnes of gold in 2012, but consumption was more than double at 832.2 tonnes.
Gold tumbled to around $1,321 an ounce on April 16, its lowest in more than two years, after a fall below $1,500 and fears of central bank sales led to a sell-off that stunned investors and prompted them to slash holdings of exchange-traded funds. It stood at around $1,460 on Tuesday.
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The surge in Chinese travellers during the three-day May Day holiday also drove gold sales in Hong Kong to rise by an estimated 50 percent, with total gold sales from April 29-May 2 reaching some 40 tonnes, local media quoted Haywood Cheung, president of the Hong Kong Gold and Silver Exchange, as saying.
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China's annual export growth may have picked up slightly in April due to a low comparison from a year ago, while import growth probably eased, a Reuters poll showed, suggesting the underlying momentum for both the domestic and global economies remains tepid.
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CODE is Code Development's process. A set of values, principles and practices to assist you around the process of software development.2 weekly downloads
BugOnline is a Web-base bug tracker system; It is easy for install and use. BugOnline base on ASP.NET 2.0 ,SqlServer 2005(include Express version),Ajax etc. BugOnline是一个易于安装及使用的Bug管理系统,基于ASP.NET2.0,SqlServer2005等技术1 weekly downloads
IBIS - Internet Based Inspection System
A web-based tool to support geographically dispersed inspection teams. Based on findings from empirical studies of software inspections, the IBIS tool adopts a reengineered inspection process to minimize synchronous activities and coordination problems.1 weekly downloads
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QA Assistant is a GNOME-Python program that aids in Quality Assurance. It creates a graphical checklist from an XML description. A reviewer fills in the checklist and then the program outputs a gpg-signed review for submittal to a tracking system.1 weekly downloads
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Godspeed, Leslie Nielsen (1926-2010)
By Kyle Anderson on November 30, 2010
Leslie Nielsen passed away Sunday at the age of 84. He was a great comedy legend and one of my favorite actors. He was a master of deadpan silliness and was synonymous with the word "spoof" thanks to his work with the Zucker Brothers. He has acted in more serious fair like "Forbidden Planet," and "The Poseidon Adventure," but perhaps his best remembered role was that of Lt. Frank Drebin in "Police Squad" and the "Naked Gun" films, which he would more or less reprise in similar films for the rest of his long career. For me, though, he'll always be Dr. Rumack in the 1980 film "Airplane!"
Surely he will always be remembered…
I squeeze a little fart sound out of a hand-held fart noise maker in his honor.
The world is slightly less funny without him. That is very sad for us all.
Shirley, he will be missed.
HE DIED!? oh S*** I didn't know till I saw it here T.T he was one of my favorite actors.
Airplane! is *the* funniest movie ever made, mostly due to Leslie's talent.
There is only one riverrrrr
There is only one sea….
And it flows through you
And it flows through me…
RIP, funnyman…
watching The Poseidon Adventure after seeing his comedy is difficult. He's deadpan serious. I kept expecting him to say something silly and he never did. Truly a legend.
Of course he'll always be remembered.
And don't call me Shirley.


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As the mind clears with time spent away from the game one realizes that the horse riding was still crap and the horses rode like a busted up Oldsmobile from the 70s, but it was less crap than the rest.
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 26 Ratings
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Positive: 3 out of 5
Mixed: 1 out of 5
Negative: 1 out of 5
NikolineW.Mar 31, 2007I think it´s a wonderful game because I love horsez. I´have some difficulties, I can+t read the message on the stone on the top of the hill and therefore I can´t come any further in the game sadly, I would love some help anybody… Full Review »
TeganMar 11, 2007It is a really good game for the whole family.
AnonymousMCJan 11, 2007I agree the packaging and marketing, including the game home website, are very decpetive to those familiar with the Dogz and Catz games. The ponies and butterflies on the box are a stark contrast to the scenery and storyline inside. Yes, the horses, graphics, and scenery are striking and well executed in their own way, but the characters, music, and aspects of the storyline are not appropriate for younger children who might be attracted by the association to the Dogz/Catz series. Adults and older teens can make their own decisons and might find gameplay appealing, but my 6-year old will not be playing this.… Full Review »


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FP's Situation Report: State says Russia is firing on Ukraine; Did U.S. intel share all they knew before the crash?; Kerry is waiting on an answer from Hamas; New president in Iraq; and a bit more.
No longer a civil war? The State Department yesterday accused Russia of firing artillery across its border with Ukraine to target Ukrainian military positions. If true, the conflict in Ukraine is transforming from a civil war, where one side is receiving considerable support from Russia, to an open war between the two countries.
From Reuters: "State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf also said there was evidence that the Russians intended to deliver heavier and more powerful multiple rocket launchers to the separatist forces." More here.
Michael McFaul, the former U.S. ambassador to Russia, told The WSJ: "If true, this represents a serious escalation on Putin's part. Instead of using last week's tragedy as a pretext for ending this war, he seems to be doing the opposite, doubling down." The WSJ's Julian E. Barnes and William Mauldin with more here.
Questions remain over what U.S. spies knew, and when, before the downing of MH17. Why didn't the Federal Aviation Administration issue a warning for the area in eastern Ukraine where Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down? Was the U.S. intelligence community unaware that the Pro-Russian rebels had got their hands on a far more sophisticated weapon? Or did they know, but for whatever reason that intelligence wasn't properly disseminated? A week after the shoot-down, we still don't have a clear picture of who knew what when.
FP's Shane Harris investigates: "In the weeks before Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine, U.S. intelligence agencies were tracking a steady buildup of heavy weapons in the region, including tanks and rocket launchers flowing across the border from Russia and into the hands of Moscow-backed separatists. But U.S. analysts didn't confirm that a surface-to-air missile capable of striking a commercial airplane had made its way into the fighters' hands until after the jet was destroyed on July 17, according to senior U.S. intelligence officials, who briefed reporters earlier this week.
That assessment was at odds, though, with public statements by the rebels themselves, who claimed in late June that they'd obtained a weapon that might bring down a commercial jet. In addition, Ukrainian officials said that they had spotted an SA-11 missile launcher, known as a Buk, in rebel hands at least three days before the downing of MH17." More here.
Meanwhile, at the crash site, no one is investigating. The NYT's Sabrina Tavernise and Thomas Erdbrink: "At the field in Ukraine where the exploded remnants landed, there are no guards and no recovery workers, no police officers and no investigators. Early Thursday evening, there were almost no people - just two curious 12-year-old girls looking at part of the tail of the Boeing 777." More here.
The few monitors who are there said they found "shrapnel-like" holes on parts of the plane: The WSJ's Alexander Kolyandr, Matina Stevis and Robin van Daalen: "The damage to the jet's exterior is a crucial clue to understanding what brought down Flight 17. Still, the presence of shrapnel damage may not immediately point to the SA-11 surface-to-air missile that U.S. officials have said was likely fired by pro-Russia rebels, as some air-to-air missiles also are designed to destroy an aircraft with a shrapnel-producing warhead. Finding actual shrapnel would yield more certainty over the missile type." More here.
And a week has gone by and the world is still waiting for Europe's response. It remains to be seen whether the European Union can respond to the Ukrainian crisis with a unified voice. A new round of sanctions targeting Russian individuals and companies is expected today, but the Obama administration would like to see sector-wide sanctions against the country. Easier said than done. With different European countries dependent on various parts of the Russian economy, agreement on which sector to target is not going to be easy.
A quote to sum up the problem: "The Germans don't want to jeopardize their energy interests, the French don't want to risk their military sales, and the British don't want to go too hard on Russian financial interests," Mujtaba Rahman, the Eurasia Group's director for Europe told The NYT's James Kanter and Alan Cowell.
They write: "More than any other recent crisis, the Russian incursion into Ukraine and all that has followed, including the downing last week of a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet over territory in eastern Ukraine controlled by pro-Russia separatists, has highlighted the glacial pace of decision making within the European Union. And it has given impatient critics, in the United States and elsewhere, additional reason to complain that the union is unwilling to take strong stands even when confronted with a clear case for action." More here.
It's time to send Putin a much stronger message, writes Michael Weiss for FP: "Either he can continue subventing and enabling the bloodletting in eastern Ukraine, or we can expose the enormous global network of offshore bank accounts, dummy companies, and real estate holdings that belong to him and his criminal elite. A mafia state should be treated as such." More here.
Meanwhile, The New America Foundation asked "six of the best Kremlinologists we know 'What is Putin thinking, and what are his next moves?'" FP's Shane Harris says: "After the downing of MH17, Putin seems to be thinking, 'How can I pin this on the Ukrainians?' Based on the stories we're seeing in the Russian press and Putin's own statements, the Russian president isn't close to accepting any portion of the blame for the shoot-down." See what the other five folks said here.
Ukraine's prime minister resigned yesterday. Needless to say, the timing's not great. The NYT's David M. Herszenhorn: "Prime Minister Arseniy P. Yatsenyuk, a pro-Western technocrat who has guided the Ukrainian government through the tumultuous months since the ouster of President Viktor F. Yanukovyvch, resigned abruptly on Thursday, after the governing coalition of Parliament collapsed." More here.
In Israel, a new cease-fire proposal is on the table. Under the new plan, a temporary weeklong cease-fire would begin on Sunday. During this time, Israeli Defense Forces would be allowed to stay in Gaza to continue to locate and destroy Hamas tunnels. Ha'aretz's Barak Ravid and Jack Khoury with the details: "A senior Israeli official said that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has drafted a new cease-fire proposal and presented it to both sides. Kerry, who will leave Cairo Friday afternoon and return to Washington, is awaiting an answer from the Qatari and Turkish foreign ministers as to how Khaled Meshal, the head of Hamas' political wing, has responded to his proposal. More here.
Will Hamas agree? Meshal has said that he would not agree to a permanent cease-fire until the economic blockade on Gaza is lifted, something that would not be addressed until after the shooting stops under Kerry's new plan. But yesterday, the Hamas leader showed a little more flexibility.
An attack on a U.N. school killed 16 people in Gaza yesterday, but it's unclear who's responsible. FP's Colum Lynch: "The deadly strike came just two days after U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon publicly warned about the prospect of Israeli strikes against U.N. installations during the confrontation between Israel and Hamas. Speaking to the U.N. Security Council via videoconference from the West Bank city of Ramallah, where he was pushing for a cease-fire, Ban urged Israel to exercise restraint, recalling that Israeli missiles had struck U.N. facilities during previous conflict.
"...But officials in New York and Jerusalem said they were not prepared to blame Israel because some of Hamas's rockets had fallen in the same area, raising the possibility that the school might have been struck by a militant rocket. Israel has denied targeting the school but conceded that it had fired in the vicinity in response to Hamas's fire." More here.
In an interview with SPIEGEL, Yuval Diskin, former director of Israel's internal security service Shin Bet, speaks of the current clash between Israel and the Palestinians, what must be done to achieve peace and the lack of leadership in the Middle East, here.
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Who's Where When: Another full lineup today at the Aspen Security Forum, including Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert, who will talk about the challenges facing the Navy with The WaPo's David Ignatius at 5:15 p.m. Full schedule here.
Sean Stackley, assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development & acquisition; Gen. John Paxton, assistant commandant of the Marine Corps; and Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin, deputy chief of naval operations for warfare systems, will testify before the House Armed Services Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee as part of a hearing on "Amphibious Fleet Requirements" at 9 a.m.
A big congratulations to the Pentagon public affairs' Carl Woog and his wife Lauren on their new baby! Zev Thomson Woog was born Wednesday at 5:45 p.m. In an email to colleagues and friends, Woog said, " We are so grateful for everyone's support for the past 9 months...Zev is fired up to meet you guys!" #BabyZTW
Some big confirmations come through. Gen. John Campbell, the Army's vice chief of staff, was confirmed by the Senate Wednesday as the next commander for NATO's International Security Assistance Force and US Forces in Afghanistan. He's replacing Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, who was also confirmed Wednesday as the commandant of the Marine Corps. And Army Lt. Gen. Joseph Votel was confirmed to succeed Navy Adm. William McRaven as head of US Special Operations Command. Defense News with more.
Norway says a group of terrorists from Syria has plans to attack: The AP has the story: "The head analyst of Norway's intelligence agency says a group of people is en route from Syria 'to carry out an act of terror in the West," adding that Norway has been 'concretely named' as the target." More here.
The Islamic State is gaining in Syria. The WSJ's Maria Abi-Habib: "Islamic State militants launched assaults on Syrian forces across three provinces on Thursday that killed key government figures, including two brigadier generals, said activists and residents, in a rare confrontation between the two sides during the war. In one assault, the jihadists besieged two military bases outside Hasakah city in Syria's east, killing a commanding brigadier general, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an activist group in London with a network of contacts across Syria." More here.
The Turks spent $100 million on health care for Syrian refugees from 2011 to 2013. Hurriyet's story here.
There's a new president in Iraq. The NYT's Tim Arango and Suadad al-Salhy in Baghdad: "Iraq's leaders selected Fouad Massoum, a longtime Kurdish politician and former guerrilla fighter who took up arms against Saddam Hussein's regime, on Thursday as the country's new president, an important step in forming a new government that the international community and Iraq's religious authorities have called for and described as crucial to confronting a growing Sunni insurgency.
"...The next political step, the selection of a new prime minister, will be more difficult and fraught, especially as violent attacks are killing civilians on a daily basis and Sunni militants led by the extremist Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, are consolidating their control of large parts of the north and west of Iraq." More here.
The lede on that same story from Asharq Al-Awsat's Hamza Mustafa: "It was one step forward and two steps back for Iraq on Thursday as parliament successfully elected a new president, but appeared no closer to choosing a prime minister or forming a new government." Full article here.
State's Brett McGurk says that airstrikes against Sunni militants in Iraq are still on the table. Military Times' Jeff Schogol: "In May, the Iraqi government asked the U.S. to launch airstrikes against the Islamic State, but at the time, the U.S. did not have enough intelligence to do so, said Brett McGurk, deputy assistant secretary of state for Iraq and Iran. 'It was very difficult for us to know specifically what was happening,' McGurk told the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday... The U.S. now has much better intelligence on the Islamic State, which will help inform President Obama as he decides whether to take military action against the militants, McGurk said." More here.
Setting the record straight: What is and isn't going on in Iraq, from FP's David Kenner. "Since the Islamic State captured Mosul last month, it has burned shops selling alcohol, ordered veils placed over the faces of mannequins in store windows, and implemented discriminatory policies that forced the majority of the city's Christians to flee. You'd think that was dramatic enough -- but a number of apparently false stories about the jihadist group's behavior in Iraq's second-largest city are spreading like wildfire through the Western media."
For example, the Islamic State has not issued a fatwa ordering women to undergo female genital mutilation, as reported yesterday by some outlets. More here.
Two years after bombing a Bulgarian airport, Hezbollah remains as strong as ever in Europe. Matthew Levitt for the Atlantic: "...Hezbollah's European networks are so strong, in fact, that just this month it was revealed that Hezbollah procurement agents bought parts and technologies in Europe for the surveillance drones the group deploys in Syria and Israel. And U.S. lawmakers are worried. On Tuesday, the House unanimously passed a bill that, if enacted into law, would allow the U.S. to take the unprecedented step of sanctioning European banks found to be doing business with the group." More here.
No survivors in the Air Algérie plane crash ... Surface-to-air missile did not bring it down: The WSJ's Stacy Meichtry and Inti Landauro: "French President François Hollande said there were no survivors found at the site of the Air Algérie crash in Northern Mali, adding that French troops dispatched to the scene had recovered one of the jetliner's black boxes." More here.
Sen. John Walsh's cheating renews questions about the military's problems with ethics. The U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is reeling from the news that one of its masters students -- the Democratic senator from Montana -- plagiarized a 14-page paper he wrote while at the school in 2007. It's bad news for Walsh's political career, but it's also terrible news for the military, which is trying to distance itself from a series of ethical scandals, including the Air Force's nuclear test cheating to the Navy's problems with bribery.
Kurt Schlichter, a conservative author and class of 2011 War College graduate: "It's heartbreaking because the military is in moral crisis. As army leaders, we presume to lead young Americans. We have to have the highest integrity. We don't own our rank. We borrow it from the American people to do our job." More from The NYT's Nick Corasiniti and Jonathan Martin here.
Quadruple Threat: Soldier, Sailor, Airman and Marine, All Rolled Into One. Time's Mark Thompson has the story of Staff Sergeant Jesus Yanez, who since 1993, he has served in the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines. His experience provides him important insights like: "The food in the Air Force is much better than in the Army, Navy or Marine Corps." Read more here.
What are Iraq and Afghanistan combat vets thinking? Check out IAVA's 2014 survey here.
Quick Hits:
China and India agree to work together on reconstruction projects in Afghanistan, The Times of India reports.
Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) is threatening to block U.S. arms sales to Iraq if Congress doesn't get an assessment of Iraqi forces and assurances the weapons won't fall into the hands of extremist militants, AP reports.
The return of two unmanned cargo helicopters from Afghanistan raises questions about whether the technology has a role in future wars, writes Breaking Defense's Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
House Republicans are preparing legislation that would accuse the White House of violating the law when it exchanged five Taliban prisoners from Guantanamo Bay for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, The National Journal's Billy House reports.


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- Address:
306 Main Street
Avon-By-The-Sea, NJ 07717Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Creole / Cajun / SouthernPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://clementinesavon.com/
- Phone: (732) 988-7979
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: Two seatings: 6:00pm/6:30pm and 8:00pm/8:30
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Creole / Cajun / Southern
- Executive Chef: Bobby Johnson
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: BYO Liquor, Fireplace, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access
A word from Clementines
THERE IS A TWO HOUR TURN AROUND FOR THE FIRST SEATING .Continued
Clementine's is a full flavored restaurant with Louisiana style cooking although some dishes are spicy not everything is.CLEMENTINES IS A SMALL RESTAURANT AND CANNOT RESERVE A CERTAIN TABLE THE RESTAURANT IS SETUP TO HOW MANY PEOPLE WE HAVE COMING THAT EVENING . WE WILL TRY TO GIVE YOU THE SUGGETION THAT YOU HAVE IF WE ARE ABLE TO . BUT THIS WILL NOT BE CERTAIN . THANKS FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING .BOBBY AND MICHAEL
Clementine's is a full flavored restaurant with Louisiana style cooking although some dishes are spicy not everything is.CLEMENTINES IS A SMALL RESTAURANT AND CANNOT RESERVE A CERTAIN TABLE THE RESTAURANT IS SETUP TO HOW MANY PEOPLE WE HAVE COMING THAT EVENING . WE WILL TRY TO GIVE YOU THE SUGGETION THAT YOU HAVE IF WE ARE ABLE TO . BUT THIS WILL NOT BE CERTAIN . THANKS FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING .BOBBY AND MICHAEL
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Clementines reviews from OpenTable diners
89 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.9Service4.6
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (65)neighborhood gem (59)special occasion (43)romantic (38)good for groups (22)hot spot (8)great for outdoor dining (7)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Delicious FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 11/22/2014Went here for my dad's bday...I've never been to New Orleans, but I imagine this is what the food should taste like...bold flavors, spicy, and memorable! We had a few starters, which were good, but I will focus on the entrees. Table favorite was the Shrimp Tasso. Shrimp and bow tie pasta in a spicy, cream sauce which was out of this world. Huge portion too. The blackened catfish special over potato pancake with crawfish and sausage was delicious as well...flaky, fresh, just the right amount of spice from the sauce and sausage. The jambalaya was delicious but on the spicy side due to the gumbo...be advised if you don't like too much heat (still a great dish). Last 2 dishes were the blackened tuna ( seasonsed and seared well ) and a large piece of salmon over spinach. I will definitely be back to Clementine's when visiting my parents down the shore. A must try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Best!BondifamilyDined on 11/21/2014This is my favorite resturant hands down, the food is second to none, it's full of ambiance and charm and the staff and owners are wonderful people. A true GemSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AngieDined on 11/19/2014Appitizers were great. Dinner was delicious. Desserts were super. The decor delightful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome...as usual!dgnjVIPDined on 11/15/2014When you go to Clementine's, there is no doubt you will always have a great meal..and it is a BYO!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best kept secret by the seascoutDined on 11/15/2014charming little restaurant... decorated beautifully for fall, makes me want to go back to see what they do for christmas! food was excellent! fried oysters were the best i ever had! i recommend the gooey butter cake for dessert, it's menu description does it no justice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Creole foodJimRDined on 11/14/2014I had wanted to try Clementine's for awhile. The exterior has a nice curb appeal. It gives the impression of a place that pays attention to detail, and likely serves a good meal. Inside, the atmosphere is very casual, like a joint straight out of the bayou. It's an idiocracy of mine, but first impressions are really important. They didn't make a good one when the bread basket came out cold (really chilly; it was clearly leftover from the earlier seating; warm bread is so easy and takes any restaurant up a notch), but we stuck around and are glad we did. Forgiving the bread, we were rewarded with an interesting menu of Creole classics: gumbo, jambalaya, etouffe, and a few things of the chef's design. Everything we ate was first rate. I had the crawfish etouffe and my wife had the jambalaya. The portions were generous. The service was excellent without being obstrusive. We will definitely return. Try the grilled shrimp, and if you are offered the option of topping your meal with fried oysters, don't pass it up. They were delicious. This place gets the strongest recommendation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent, pricey but worth itMillstoneFriendsDined on 11/8/2014This place was recommended to us by several people and thankfully we finally made it. Outside looked amazing. Four good friends who eat out regularly. Appetizers-butternut squash soup that was a meal to itself, delicious. Two had shrimp roulade, one scallops, spicy but all loved it. Entrees. Catfish prepared blackened or fried, very generous size pieces over mashed potatoes, excellent. I had tuna steak over garlic mashed potatoes, prepared beautifully. Sliced strip steak prepared as requested, wonderful. Shared two desserts, both involved chocolate and ice cream, they were very good. BYOB. Our waitress was terrific. Arrived at 6:30, left about 8:45, not rushed. Inside also decorated for fall, very pretty. We will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/7/2014The specials included steak empanadas (appetizer) which were delicious! My entree was eggplant, shrimp & crayfish scampi (It was SO GOOD), another special was blackened catfish ( also described as great). There were 2 crab cake dinners, a blackened salmon, and the ever popular shortribs. ( We're happy the cooler weather means the shortribs are on the menu!). Another great meal at our favorite place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A pleasant surpriseCapspage1Dined on 10/29/2014This was our first visit to this BYOB in Avon-by-the-Sea, NJ. With its emphasis on authentic New Orleans cuisine, we were somewhat apprehensive of asking friends to join us in case they were not familiar with hot and spicy New Orleans style cooking. No worries since the chef and server explained each menu item in detail tableside. Everything that we ordered was fabulous!! Absolutely worth further visits to sample more of the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/27/2014The food was amazing. It came out hot and everything was cooked perfectly. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentRosieDined on 10/25/2014This was my third time at Clementines and once again it did not disappoint. Brought a friend for his birthday, his first time there, and he thought it was fabulous and of course, the Halloween decorations were incredible!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food quality remains high1stimerVIPDined on 10/25/2014From the apps to dinner to dessert, the food was great--just like always. We were there before Halloween, so that was the decor. It changes with every holiday. Our server was quite good too, and we were seated in the second room, as we requested. All in all a great meal. We'll certainly be back.Special Features:
- Fabulous!LouwheezieDined on 10/18/2014Our second time back and it didn't disappoint! From the Grouper special to the Veal Clementine to the Eggplant with Shrimp to the Salmon….excellent, excellent, excellent!!! The fried calamari was tender and sweet and the Gelati Truffles (we each got a different flavor) was wonderful! The only disappointment was the special appy that was cheese nuggets coated with crushed pretzels….really a glorified fried mozzarella stick. It was tasty but nothing special. Great ambience! Will definitely return!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/16/2014Our first visit to this fine eatery--everyone loved the food and atmosphere--we will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Wonderful dining experiencebyobrestaurantloverDined on 10/13/2014Original plan was a romantic anniversary dinner but decided to include our 17 year old twins. We all loved our entrees and the brie appetizer was to die for - especially loved the accompanying fresh fruit with honey drizzled atop. Not a pork fan but tasted my husband's and it was the best I've ever tasted - moist and flavorful! My steak was perfect and the kids loved their catfish and dauphne potatoes. The light bulb was shining in my eye and the manager quickly got up on a ladder to adjust it. Wonderful service and ambiance was so relaxing and different. Big Plus being A BYOB establishment. Can't wait to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- aggieDined on 10/11/2014we go to Clementines at least five times a year. One of our favorites in the area. Love the decor and the food!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandinghootieDined on 10/11/2014This was our first visit to Clementine's and it was fantastic! Great food and great friendly service! Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinoDDined on 10/10/2014This is one of our favorite restaurants and absolutely one of the best on the Jersey Shore. The food is consistently excellent and the ambiance well maintained with seasonal changes in decorating. The wait staff has a way of providing service in a very familial way making you feel comfortable and relaxed. I don't know of a better place for an excellent experience.Special Features:
- Great foodPremoDined on 10/10/2014Great creole food, awesome, eclectic Halloween decoration display. Order any dish with scallops - stand out scallop appetizer and/or salad. But table should not be cleared by man with shorts and t shirt, even if he could be owner. Notably unprofessional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic experienceSirEatsoutalotDined on 10/9/2014Clementines is a unique, adorable restaurant with nothing but character and fantastic food. Everything is cooked and served perfectly. Owners and staff are friendly and genuinely enjoy the customers. They go above and beyond to make your dining experience wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Clementines is the best!ShoreFoodieDined on 10/8/2014I am never disappointed with Clementines. The food is the best at the shore! The decor always reflects the season and the staff and owners go out of their way to make your dining experience enjoyable. Whether it's an anniversary, a birthday or just a night out - I can always count on Clementines for a great meal. BTW, the veal clementine is to die for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointedJudyDined on 10/4/2014This is one of our favorite restaurants at the shore. Have never been disappointed. Went Saturday night and had a red pepper salad with scallops that was to die for. Could have had that for my dinner, and large enough to share. The scallops literally melted in your mouth. I had the crab cakes which were also very good. They have a short rib entre that my husband said is one of the best he has ever had. The décor in the restaurant is very cool and especially at Christmas time. Make sure you save room for the delicious deserts. We have taken the kids here and they always ask to go back when we are taking them out for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dianne & JimOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/26/2014Outstanding food as always and great service they always make you feel welcome. Love going during a holiday because that decorate the place so great. Its funSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Pleasant SurpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/26/2014Passing through the area, this ended up an experience beyond our expectations and a wonderful change of pace from the usual American/Italian/Seafood offerings. The food was creative, very flavorful and fresh (this includes the Gooey Cake dessert). Portions were more than ample. Service was friendly and attentive; the key being that whoever saw you needed something was happy to help (there was none of this "not my station" nonesense). This also turned out to be a bring your own wine place with no corkage charge (despite that they provided an ice bucket and proper glassware). We now need to find a reason to be back in the area. We ordered from the daily specials; there were several things on the regular menu we would like to try.Special Features:
- Great Lousiana style cookingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/17/2014We have been to Clementines a number of times. Consistently good food and service. Great descriptions of specials. If you like blackened fish they have it down perfect. Étouffée has just the right blend of spices. Plenty of plane dishes for those who want it simple. Recommend gelato for dessertSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Feast for eyes & stomachannieeatsat7Dined on 8/30/2014My husband,daughter & I dined for the second time at this little gem Sat. nite. Loved it even more. Husband had chopped steak & they actually did it more rare than medium-which he loved. Our daughter had broiled salmon w/ asparagus-she's a big salmon fan & she gave it an eager thumbs up. I had grilled chicken & shrimp & thoroughly enjoyed it. Service was friendly & professional. Ambience can't be beat & the bathrooms are a MUST SEE !!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JamaicansDined on 8/30/2014This was the first time for my husband an I .The food and service was excellent. Our waitress Mary was just wonderful, making suggestions and guiding us thru the menu. I will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pick!SandyVIPDined on 8/29/2014We have always been satisfied at Clementine's. And any friends that go with us are always happy with everything also.Special Features:
- Great Food, Great ServiceBYOBLoverDined on 8/23/2014Excellent BYOB option! The food was great and the staff was very friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerOceangrove1Dined on 8/21/2014We had a wonderful dinner. Amazing scallops as appetizer. Crawfish etoufee was delicious. Cajun rib eye was over cooked, wanted it medium rare but was more medium to well done. We did not send it back or make comment. Ann Marie was delightful, helpful and considerate. Desserts were awesome. Pistachio truffle and coconut ice cream were delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazing cajun foodhnoeleatsDined on 8/20/2014Seriously the best Cajun meal I have outside of New Orleans! Excellent, solicitous service with wait staff that really know the menu. Fresh fish and delicious choices!! Do not leave without getting the popcorn shrimp/crawfish! Not a low cal low fat meal but worth every bite!! Quality food with a real home town neighborhood feel. BYO BTW so bring your wine or beer!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/18/2014Fabulous food and very unique to nj decor! Nice findSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great foodPaddieDined on 8/18/2014We have been to Clementines many times and have never been disappointed with the food or service. From the moment you walk in you will be thrilled by the decor ! The food is New Orleans inspired and there is something for every taste. They always have specialty salads and special entries and of course great deserts! Chef Bobby does a great job and Michael will make you feel at home !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Why we dine outswanVIPDined on 8/18/2014Clementine's is the consumate dining experience. The servers are friendly, knowledgable and highly competent. The food is delicious and the portions are huge so sharing is encouraged. The place itself is a quirky, cozy homage to New Orleans. All together it's just a fabulous place for dinner.Special Features:
- blondieDined on 8/16/2014food is outstanding one of our favorite restaurantsSpecial Features:
- Wonderful restaurant!MichArelaDined on 8/16/2014The food was phenomenal and the service was fantastic! I had the grilled salmon and it was the best I've ever had. The portion sizes were a little bigger than expected which was awesome. I'll definitely dine here again and would recommend it to all of my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceWentbacxsDined on 8/15/2014Great funky decor - warm and friendly service and tremendous food! Cannot wait to go back !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this place!BucksLadyVIPDined on 8/15/2014We've dined at Clementines several times over the past few years. The dishes are always interesting and absolutely delicious. Our server, Mary, was excellent in her food description as well as her recommendations. She reminded us that salads and apps are large and can be shared. 5 of the six of us had the special Blackened Catfish and the special Eggplant entrees. OUTSTANDING! The Buttered cake for dessert is to die for!! Also enjoyed the con leche. I did not make any special requests when booking so I'm not faulting the restaurant on this: We were a table of 6. I should have asked for a round table in other room. We were at the rectangle table on left side and it was a bit tight. Round is always better if available.Special Features:
- OutstandingKevinDined on 8/15/2014The decor is pure NOLA and the food was delicious. Our first visit and we will be back.Special Features:
- Fantastic Food but .......Foodies6364Dined on 8/14/2014We are regulars at this restaurant- absolutely LOVE the food- have never been disappointed nor has anyone we have taken there. BUT-on this night the service was slow. The restaurant was very busy, and there were only 2 waitresses. It took at least 25 minutes for the waitress to take our order. Some of the entrees were on the cooler side when it was delivered - we were a large party and maybe they were waiting for all the food to be done so they could deliver it at the same time to us?? The problem with this restaurant is the one owner - he is sometimes so friendly and other times so downright short tempered and nasty. He has been that way to us and to others. You never know if you are going to be greeted by Dr.Jekyll or Mr. Hyde!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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I have been working at Best Buy part-time (more than 3 years)
The people: great bosses, great coworkers. Decent retail wages. Discount, part-timer benefits, vendor offers. Very socially active company, hires employees with tattoos and piercings, allows employees to express individual style. Comprehesive training. Internal hiring for higher positions.
Pay is not great. Hard to move up in rank without changing positions or stores often. No commission. Dealing with a LOT of dumb and/or frustrating people daily.
Wonderful place to work! Please encourage more vendor accomodations. There were many more when i started than now.
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Old IT systems that don't "talk" to each otherRecommendsPositive OutlookApproves of CEO
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Decorative arts and design expert Derek Ostergard will present an exploration of the magnificent setting for Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse 2014. The houses, built in 1882 and designed by McKim, Mead and White, have long been an imposing presence on Madison Avenue as the city dramatically transformed around them. Osterard will discuss their history, the ever-changing neighborhood and their enduring legacy.
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Hanwha SolarOne Signs South Africa's Largest Ever Solar Deal
Hanwha SolarOne will deliver 155 MW of its solar modules to South African projects to be developed by Cobra, Gransolar and Kensani
Hanwha SolarOne today announced a 155 MW solar module supply agreement with Cobra, Gransolar and Kensani. In the company's and South Africa's largest solar deal to date, Hanwha SolarOne will distribute its high-performance modules to the country's Letsatsi and Lesedi Projects, which were selected by the South Africa Department of Energy (DOE) in the first round of bids under the South Africa Renewable Energy Program.
South Africa is ideally situated for a bright future in solar, with its low population density and annual 2,500 hours of sunshine. It allows Hanwha SolarOne's 155MW solar modules to generate enough clean energy for 268,000 families in the country. By contributing 75 MW to each of the Letsatsi and Lesedi Projects, Hanwha SolarOne in collaboration with Cobra, Gransolar and Kensan will help the coal-dependent South Africa reduce carbon emissions and meet its commitment to developing 8,400 MW of solar PV energy by 2030. The delivery of the solar modules is expected to be completed by the end of June 2013.
"This latest contract signals Hanwha SolarOne's growing global presence," said Mr. Min-Su Kim, President of Hanwha SolarOne. "as the flagship company of Hanwha Group, a Fortune Global 500 company and the third largest photovoltaic manufacturer in the world with 2.3 GW of manufacturing capacity, Hanwha SolarOne is placed in an ideal position to provide total energy solutions to every region in the world. Hanwha SolarOne's ongoing efforts to globalize our business will enable us to develop additional growth engines to propel our sustained success."
"We look forward to working with a leading PV manufacturer like Hanwha SolarOne that is renowned for providing high-quality, cost-competitive PV modules. Together with Hanwha SolarOne, Cobra is committed to pushing the frontiers of solar energy use in South Africa, to usher in a new era of green energy consumption in the country," stated Cesar Delgado from Cobra.
Gransolar Director Ivan Higueras said that the collaboration was the latest step in his company's long-standing collaboration with the Korean module manufacturer; "We have set up local offices of both our EPC and engineering office in South Africa because we believe in this market. Now with one of the leading module suppliers like Hanwha as a technological partner the future will be very exciting for all of us."
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Obama's energy policy is right. The world goes solar. Japan's FiT in July is among the highest in the world. Japan's FiT is shaking the solar market. Now, United States has the same options. New solutions will be showed in Japan. This is it!
As you know, earthquake in Japan is happening frequently. Floating solar panels installation is one of the best solutions for power crisis in Japan. So you have to reduce vibration to install Floating solar panels. Because, it makes many kinds of problems! Vibrations caused by wind, waves and external forces. New Floating Body Stabilizer for Floating solar panels installation has been created in South Korea. The Floating Body Stabilizers generate drag force immediately when Floating solar panels are being rolled and pitched on the water. Recently, these Floating Body Stabilizers have been used to reduce vibration of Floating Solar Panels in South Korea. You can watch New Floating Body Stabilizer videos on YouTube. http://youtu.be/O2oys_YHhCc, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA_xFp5ktbU&feature=youtu.be.
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Watch Julia Roberts Take a Ball to the Face, in Slow Motion
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Julia Roberts is one of the most elegant and well-respected actresses working today the definition of an A-lister. You may have thought she's too dignified to participate in Fallon's never-ending circus of Tonight Show games, but last night the Oscar winner proved she's down for anything, in this case having balls thrown in her face. Stopping by in support of The Normal Heart, her HBO movie that was recently nominated for an Emmy, Roberts offered herself up as a test subject for Fallon's newest game, "Face Balls." As the title implies, faces and balls are involved, as is a slow-motion camera that allows viewers to see the nuances of the contestants' faces as they're smashed with a clear beach ball. Looking incredible in both slow-motion and real time, Roberts rocked it, even cracking a few jokes along the way. Fallon was impressed. Watch below:
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