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06/11/2012 00:41
Netanyahu at cabinet meeting 311. (photo credit:Marc Israel Sellem)
Hezbollah and Iran were actively helping Syrian President Bashar Assad because of concern of losing a key ally if he falls, Strategic Affairs Minister Moshe Ya'alon said Sunday as Israeli leaders unleashed a torrent of criticism both on Syrian policies and the world's ineffective reaction to them."The Iranian government and Hezbollah sent troops, since they are very worried about the possibility that Assad will fall," Ya'alon said."Therefore they are investing more than a little in arms, intelligence support and the active assistance of fighters for Assad's regime."Ya'alon's words added some detail to what Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has been saying for the last couple of weeks, and which he repeated Sunday: Iran and Hezbollah were actively assisting Assad in the butchering of his own people.At the outset of Sunday's cabinet meeting, Netanyahu again asserted that Iran and Hezbollah were assisting in the slaughter of children and the elderly in Syria."Today the world needs to see this axis of evil: Iran-Syria- Hezbollah," he said. "The true face of this axis of evil is fully revealed for what it is, and everyone should understand the environment in which we live."Ya'alon said that the international community needed to take a more significant role in stopping the slaughter in Syria, both by increasing economic sanctions that will bring about the regime's collapse, and through action."The pictures that are difficult to watch coming from Syria are further proof that the crazy regime of Bashar Assad needs to disappear from the stage, for the sake of the Syrian people," he said."Our heart is with the Syrian people, but Israel is in a very sensitive position because any involvement on behalf of one side is liable to hurt that side."Netanyahu also called for more international involvement last week during an interview with the German daily Bild, but stopped short of calling for Western military intervention.One of the West's major concerns is the chemical weapons that are controlled by the Syrian government, Ya'alon said, adding he had no doubt that the Assad government would fall, but could not say how long it would take.Vice Premier Shaul Mofaz also joined the Israeli chorus condemning Assad on Sunday, accusing him during an Israel Radio interview of committing genocide."A crime against humanity, genocide, is being conducted in Syria today. And the silence of the world powers is contrary to all human logic," Mofaz said during an interview on Army Radio.He said the world was making do with weak condemnations, rather than actively intervening to bring about Assad's downfall."Worse than that is the Russian conduct, which weakly condemns the slaughter while continuing to arm Assad's murderous regime," he said.Using harsh words, Mofaz said that in the best-case scenario this was irresponsible behavior, and in the worstcase it was "partnership in the slaughter.""We need to enlist the West. We need our voice to be heard. This slaughter is being carried out not far from Israel's border," he said.While Israel cannot get involved for obvious reasons, Mofaz said the West and the US had a responsibility to ensure that genocide in Syria does not take place.
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Many words are abused like this. Literally, actually, essentially, basically, and so forth. I read John Boehner's comments today and noticed that he really like "in fact" and liberally (not literally) peppers this phrase into his speaking. I remember Michael Dukakis and how he kneaded the word "fundamentally" into many, many speeches.
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I can't remember who said something about, there is more than one way to spell a word. My be because a word can have a lot of different things it means.
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South of Toulouse, on the edge of the Ariege, in the parish of St Ybars, you will find Chateau Ariege. Built around the middle of the 19th century for the Baronne de Nomazy, the beautiful Château is surrounded by it's own woods and parkland, making it a haven of relaxation.
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From Scientific American, an article on the neuroscience of illusion: How tricking the eye reveals the inner workings of the brain. More and more on Kluge: The Haphazard Construction of the Human Mind by Gary Marcus. A review of American Nerd: The Story of My People by Benjamin Nugent (and more and more and more and more). Pimp Daddies: Radar salutes Hollywood's creepiest father figures. Guatemala's Francisco Marroquin University is a bastion of libertarianism, drawing potshots from both sides of the political spectrum. An interview with David Sedaris, an iconoclast with a sense of humor. Chris Hedges on what it means when the US goes to war. Perceived wisdom may tell us to slow down our lives but maybe pressure brings the best results. Ross Benjamin reviews How the Soldier Repairs the Gramophone by Sasa Stanisic. A review of Music, Philosophy, and Modernity by Andrew Bowie. Why care about Tibet? The absolutism of China's stance has stifled debate; but Tibetan culture produces its own leadership. A review of I Have Fun Everywhere I Go: Savage Tales of Pot, Porn, Punk Rock, Pro Wrestling, Talking Apes, Evil Bosses, Dirty Blues, American Heroes, and the Most Notorious Magazines in the World by Mike Edison. A review of Bottlemania: How Water Went on Sale and Why We Bought It by Elizabeth Royte.
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Christopher Hitchens reviews Salman Rushdie's The Enchantress of Florence (and more and more). Religious leaders, scholars and business people are meeting all over the world to argue about free speech and Islamic sensibilities — how much does this achieve? The Novelist and the Murderers: Francisco Goldman's The Art of Political Murder sparks calls for accountability in Central America's "kingdom of impunity". An article on convention cash as the biggest loophole in American politics. Sleeping around Craigslist: Two middle-aged women discover that casual sex is anything but casual. Bills, catalogs, invitations and the occasional love note lie in stacks across cities; why can't people deal with their mail? Ian Buruma on the empire of human rights: Are Europeans and Americans simply more compassionate than Asians? A review of The Philosophy of Sociality: The Shared Point of View by Raimo Tuomela. A review of Making the Cut: How Cosmetic Surgery Is Transforming Our Lives by Anthony Elliot. From The Root, after threats of a "girlcott," race and gender still battle for the title of king. A review of How to Do Biography: A Primer by Nigel Hamilton. An interview with Mark Changizi, author of The Vision R(evolution): How the Latest Research Overturns Everything We Thought We Knew About Human Vision.
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Silicon Power S80 SSD: A valiant but futile attempt
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Samsung SSD 850 Evo: Big shoes to fill
Samsung's popular SSD 840 Evo now has a new successor in the form of the SSD 850 Evo. This new drive uses Samsung's newest 32-layer 3D TLC V-NAND and also the brand new MGX controller. Is it still the mainstream drive to beat? We find out.
AMD Radeon R7 vs. Plextor M6 Pro - Two high-end SSDs challenge for honors
The AMD Radeon R7 and Plextor M6 Pro are two of the latest high-end SSDs to hit the market. We put them through their paces to see if they can challenge other established high-end SSDs, such as the Samsung SSD 840 Pro and OCZ Vector 150.
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Kingston has just released its new HyperX Fury SSD, a mainstream drive specifically targeted at budget-conscious gamers. Oddly, it uses a SandForce controller, but we gave it a go to see how it compares to other mainstream heavyweights from Crucial and Samsung.
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This month's UNCUT magazine (Paul Simon cover, April 2011) includes two Queen features.
Page 22: An Audience with...Brian May. The piece sees Queen's guitarist tackle readers questions and cover off topics including plectrums, arguing in the studio, Guns N' Roses, Paul Rodgers, animal rights, John Deacon, Freddie's sexuality, Hot Space and astrophysics.
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(AP) Citymaps aims to make maps social
Maps are where it's at. Just ask Google, which bought maps app Waze for more than $1 billion, or Apple, which snapped up two small mapping startups earlier this month.
Enter Citymaps, which bills itself as a social map that helps people discover new places rather than simply get directions to a destination. The New York-based startup launched a new, expanded version of its navigation app on Thursday that includes all U.S. cities and 15 million businesses. An earlier version included just a handful of test markets, including New York. The free app is currently available for the iPhone. An Android version is in the works.
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After the Los Angeles Kings won hockey's Stanley Cup last week, some jubilant fans were celebrating in the streets when seemingly out of nowhere, a drone suddenly hovered nearby, its cameras silently taking pictures for only-who-knows. Justly alarmed, one of the revelers smacked the machine out of the air with a tee shirt and then grabbed a nearby skate board and bashed the uninvited bird to bits. Others crowded in to further stomp the buzzing beast and its on-board camera into mangled slivers.
As you think about that, consider the mother who raced up to a lifeguard at Hermosa Beach last year to complain that a similar drone was zooming in on her daughter as the girl was sunbathing on a towel in the sand. In Connecticut, another woman on an East Coast beach physically attacked a guy she said was taking pictures of her with his drone as she was enjoying the day wearing just her bikini.
Last week the National Park Service announced it wants to ban low-flying drones on the 84 million acres of land it oversees for two reasons – at Mount Rushmore recently a ranger was able to grab and confiscate a drone that flew dangerously low above visitors and, at Zion National Park in Utah, another drone buzzed a group of big-horn sheep in such a way that separated the adult sheep from the young animals that naturally scattered in terror. And don't forget the drone that just crashed near a visitors area at the Grand Canyon, making a two-legged crowd scramble away as though under attack.
According to a recent story in the Los Angeles Times, there are very few rules limiting drone use by the casual hobbyist. And a quick check on Google will show you a variety of drones that can be purchased for as little as $250 or more than $5,000. All you have to have is cash – no license required. The FAA has regulations already in place for private businesses and even law enforcement organizations but – believe it or not -- there are no rules for those who fly the wildly-popular drones as a hobby.
What remains of the drone that was swatted from the air at the hockey celebration is in a plastic bag at the L.A. Police property room if anybody wants to claim it, but to fly it so low it was clobbered by a tee shirt isn't yet a crime. Instead, according to LAPD Cmdr. Andrew Smith, "It was an eye-opener for us that this is something we really need to pay attention to. It's something that is going to grow enormously."
According to the Times' article, the FAA estimates there will be 7,500 hobbyist drones in use within five years but others believe the usage will be much higher than that. The FAA has announced it plans to have rules for hobbyist drones by 2015 but with prices already dropping on the retail market, it may be there is a need to hurry legislation. I mean, what if that was your daughter wearing suntan oil on the beach!
Daniel Saulmon, a guy who lives in Torrance, Cal., flies his drone about the South Bay area and has created a website where – get this – he allegedly posts videos that he takes remotely of police DUI checkpoints. He claims he records any arrests to monitor for abuses of power. He told the Times, "My attorney told me there isn't really much regulation on (drones.) I don't think it is a substitute for a hand-held camera but it's definitely a compliment."
Saulmon discounts any violations of privacy but an attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a legal advocacy group for the digital business based in San Francisco, doesn't agree. "It's because they are so in-your-face. It's easy to see the drone … and it's easy to recognize the privacy implications," said Jennifer Lynch.
Attorney Lynch believes that "Once drones become widely used in our society, there is going to be a lot of concern," but Jeffery Olsen, a spokesman for the U.S. Park Service, has a better word. "That's harassment – these are the kinds of things that are now going on."
You think! Anyone with a drone and an instruction book can peek in somebody's bathroom window and I don't want any pictures of me getting out of the shower and then ending up in the church collection plate. No sir! I'm thinking 12-gauge shotgun or, for a longer knockdown, a 7 millimeter Remington Mag. I just don't like my chances with a tee shirt and a skateboard.
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I seem to recall we'd been noticing that no one has died in the comics-- not even in the comics version of "The Apple!"
Really? Not even in the "Where No Man" and "Galileo Seven" adaptations?
Eight or so died in the Gary Mitchell issues and they brought one corpse back with them in Galileo 7.
Could the first few issues have occurred after the the events of STiD?
perhaps Kirk was fudging his stats in his argument to Pike to better make his case for his command style and decisions. He also claimed to have been winning the fight in the bar scene from the 09 film not long before/after his "not one death" assertion. Clearly he sprinkles hyperbole into his debates with the admiral and we can safely question his "perfect" record claim as perhaps another example of this.
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Apps & Games News section added, comments appreciated
Ever since the App Store opened in 2008, we've been working to determine the "correct" balance of iPhone/iPod touch application and game news for our readers, while looking for the right place to put that news on our main page. Now that Jesse Hollington has come on board as our full-time Applications Editor, we have an interim solution in place, and are looking for your feedback.
This week, we added a new section to the main page specifically for Apps & Games News, which you will hopefully see on the left hand column near the iLounge Poll. Like all of the left column sections, you can collapse this one if you don't care about apps and games, move it downwards, or move it upwards and keep it open. Since a very significant percentage of iLounge's readers now own iPhones or iPod touches, we think that many people—but not everyone—will want to keep it open.
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great idea. please consider adding a reviews section for apps - at least a listing by rating, for those viewers interested in screening the better apps you've reviewed. thanks!
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I would like the iDevice coverage to be displayed in a similar fashion to the front-page content. There may already be a way to do this, but it if so, it was non-obvious. When I clicked on the link below the collapsible pane, it showed only excerpts. It would make sense for this content to live in its own section, because the coverage is likely to increase, with the popularity of iDevices.
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Episode No. 10 of "The Ultimate Fighter Nations: Canada vs. Australia" opens with Vik Grujic reflecting on his knockout victory over Luke Harris in the last episode.
Grujic says it was the first knockout of his career and he greatly enjoyed the feeling of it. Harris, on the other hand, is visually devastated by the loss, but stays strong in his role of team leader and tries to be positive in front of his teammates.
The following day, UFC President Dana White is connected to the "TUF" gym via a videoconference and speaks to the eight semifinalists about who they would most like to fight to advance to the finals.
After some deliberation between White, the fighters and the coaches, the four semifinal matchups are determined.
Welterweight Semifinals:
Kajan Johnson (Team Canada) vs. Chad Laprise (Team Canada) Olivier Aubin-Mercier (Team Canada) vs. Richard Walsh (Team Australia)
Middleweight Semifinals:
Elias Theodorou (Team Canada) vs. Tyler Manawaroa (Team Australia) Sheldon Westcott (Team Canada) vs. Vik Grujic (Team Australia)
With Johnson and Laprise being the only countrymen and teammates pitted to fight one another in the semifinal round, both men are forced to pick certain coaches and teammates to corner them for the upcoming fight.
Laprise discusses his painful road into MMA that started with being born into an abusive family. At the beginning of his career he fought with anger and the legitimate desire to hurt people, but now that he's matured, he has turned to religion and feels God speaks through him in the cage.
Johnson says that while Laprise is a good friend, he isn't going to let anything get in the way of accomplishing his goal of making it to the final. He even goes as far as allowing Laprise to use the Team Canada locker room for his pre-fight preparation, saying that he wants to fight Laprise at his very best.
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Round 2 – Johnson just misses with another head kick off the opening combination. He throws another then goes down low with two leg kicks. Laprise pushing forward hard with overhand punches, but nothing can land flush. Laprise lands a hard strike off a failed Johnson takedown attempt and is becoming far more aggressive than his fellow Canadian. Laprise starts to land the jab with consistency while Johnson's output rate is fading. Laprise lands a straight right that is answered by a counter shot from Johnson. Johnson now back to pumping the jab. He again throws and lands a superman punch on Laprise and misses with a spinning wheel kick. Laprise catches Johnson coming in with a flush overhand right to the jaw. Johnson crashes face-first into the mat and after two follow-up shots, the referee calls a halt to the action.
Chad Laprise def. Kajan Johnson via knockout (strikes) – Round 2
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