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How can I display current iPhone GPS coordinates?
You can use your iPhone's built in GPS to display the latitude and longitude coordinates of your current location. Follow these steps to find your location coordinates in degrees, minutes and seconds:
1. Make sure that Location Services is ON. Navigate to Settings -> Location Services -> ON
2. In the list of apps under Location Services, make sure Compass is ON
3. Press the Home button to exit Settings
4. Open the Compass app
Your current GPS coordinates are displayed at the bottom of the screen.
this is a nice idea, but it is not correct. Compass does not give GPS coordinates in the true sense; you get detailed long and lat, but those are not the same.
what do you mean by true sense? Compass displays in degrees, minutes and seconds. perfectly valid. i text my daughter my coordinates and she enters into google maps exactly as compass display them and she then tracks to those coordinates for her ride home when i do pick up at a large event for instance. works perfectly for us. if your map does not like degress minutes and seconds for coordinates, its easy enough to convert to decimal for your maps.. google maps on iphone and web accepts both units and displays perfectly.
values given by iphone compass is in degrees, minutes and seconds. I found it difficult to type as it is in the iphone google map since degrees sign isn't available in symbols. So, I entered the coordinates with leaving space between degrees, minutes and second in iphone google map search bar like shown below..
example: 25 20 22, 55 23 34
it works fine for me.
The degree symbol is available if you long press the zero number key. FYI.
But yes it would be nice to have a choice of number formats as well as a copy paste / share option.
Lat Long in degrees minutes seconds is inaccurate and basically useless in the modern world. Most agencies who deal with coordinates use UTMs or at least decimal degrees- both of which are far more accurate. I am surprised that the newer iPhones contain such an antiquated system!
For your information, position of any location is precisely given by lat and long in deg min and seconds not in decimal systems. As a marine research expert I do carry out experiments in oceans and never go with decimals of degree. Instead we go upto 3 decimals of seconds. All naval vessels still use degrees, minutes and seconds to find their accurate position as well..
Sounds like somebody has APPLE envy.
We Geocache all over the world and have used $800.00 GPS devices not as good as my iPhone!
I tell new Geocachers not to bother.
You can easily use an appropriate app. I prefer using PickMeUp
You need to enter the N/S/E/W to be sure this is accurate.
E.g this works fine in google maps: 16 30 55 N, 1 01 31 W
The coordinates display below the compass on the on my wife's iphone 5 but will not display on my iPhone 6

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I recently got my ccw permit and am in the market for a new pistol. I have an XD-9 compact right now but due to my body frame its going to be hard to conceal that and i might as well just open carry it if im going to carry it at all. That being said, i have been talking with a few people and what their take on different manufacturers is, and i am hearing quite a bit of good things about SIG, H&K, and Kahr.
Now let me set this straight.... im not a tiny guy. Im in decent shape and weigh 185 @ 5'11 . so i dont NEED a super small Kahr. I went to Cabellas tonight and held a few guns to see how they fit my hand and found that im not really a fan of the Kahr.... its a bit small. I held the SIG p220 carry and although it is smaller than the regular p220, it still seems as though it would be hard to conceal for me.
I also held the H&K p2000sk. Of the three this one best fit my hand and it is a bit smaller than the SIG.
I havent made up my mind yet but i am just looking for input from all you experienced members. What do YOU reccomend..... and what can you tell me about the H&K 2000sk? sorry for the long read but i want to make sure i review all options since it is quite an investment and will be protecting me.


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Rapid Reaction: White Sox 7, Red Sox 5
July, 17, 2012
Joe McDonald | ESPNBoston.com
BOSTON -- The way Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine set up his post All-Star break rotation, Jon Lester was given a total of eight days between starts. The long layoff was designed to give him a chance to rest and regroup.
Instead, he showed signs of rust on Tuesday night as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Red Sox 7-5 at Fenway Park.
Lester was inconsistent, unsuccessful and only able to work four innings, allowing six runs on seven hits with three walks and four strikeouts. He tossed 91 pitches (57 strikes) as he saw his record drop to 5-7 and his ERA increase to 4.80.
The left-hander never got into a rhythm and the White Sox jumped all over him in the top of the first inning, scoring a pair runs for a 2-0 lead.
Boston responded and tied the game at 2-2 by manufacturing two runs. Jacoby Ellsbury led off with a single, stole second and scored on Carl Crawford's RBI single. Crawford then stole second, reached third on a 4-3 ground out by Daniel Nava before scoring on an Adrian Gonzalez RBI single.
Crawford went 3-for-4 on Tuesday with three stolen bases and is 4-for-7 in the two games he's played since returning from the disabled list.
"Carl's playing with a real fire and it's a good thing to see," Valentine said.
"It felt good, man," Crawford said of his three swipes.
As far as getting off to a successful start, that was his plan once he was activated from the disabled list.
"It feels good," he said. "I know it's best to get off to a hot start around here. So far I have been successful at it."
Even though his teammates gave him back a stalemate, Lester could not keep the White Sox at bay in the top of the second as Chicago pushed across one run to take a 3-2 advantage.
Boston's southpaw settled down a bit in the third but allowed a three-run homer to former teammate Kevin Youkilis in the top of the fourth as Chicago gained a 6-2 lead.
Lester finished the inning but was given the hook and replaced by right-handed reliever Junichi Tazawa, who worked a solid four innings and allowed only one run with no walks and four strikeouts.
"Tazawa was fantastic," Valentine said. "The other day he came in and wasn't quite loose. Today he was loose and gave us four big innings, saved the bullpen and kept us in the ballgame. He had a good fastball, his split was really good and he had good control of his breaking ball."
Boston cut into its deficit with three runs in the bottom of the eighth, but that would be as close as the Red Sox would get.
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I was shocked and disappointed to learn last month that Newbury Perennial Gardens was closing. For many of us north of Boston, that was one of the few really special nurseries offering a wide selection of perennials and other plants for many years.
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Due to the opening of Diagon Alley, Universal's Summer Connect Series was cancelled for 2014. At this time, it's unclear whether the series will return in 2015. It seems very plausible – after all, USF has an awesome outdoor concert area – but for now, we do not have official confirmation.
For the sake of answering the question, "What is the Summer Concert Series?", we've left our information from 2013's event below. Just remember, we don't know for sure whether the series will return in 2015. (If it does return, you can expect the first band announcements in April.)
Big-name bands on Orlando's most exciting stage
During the Summer Concert Series, Universal Orlando Resort invites nationally renowned bands to perform on the Universal Music Plaza stage.
Unlike Mardi Gras and the Holiday Concert Series, no parade or additional "Summer Concert Series" activities happen before the concert. Nevertheless, the performances are included with regular park admission to Universal Studios Florida, so they can be a great deal if you are a fan of the artist scheduled to play.
2013 Summer Concert Series dates & line-up
June 1 – NE-YO (official site, @NeYoCompound)
June 8 – Big Time Rush (official bio, @bigtimerush)
UPDATE: Members of Big Time Rush, the boy band that appears in the Nickelodeon TV series of the same name, will participate in a Q&A session with fans at Universal Studios on Saturday. The Q&A with the band will be at the Animal Actors on Location Theater at 1:00pm. Saturday.
An upcoming episode of "Big Time Rush" will be screen at the park's Shrek 4-D Theater at 3:00pm, 3:30pm and 4:00pm Saturday.
June 15 – Gavin DeGraw (official bio, @GavinDeGraw)
June 22 – Earth, Wind & Fire (official bio, @earthwindfire)
June 29 – Adam Lambert (official site, @adamlambert)
July 6 – Kip Moore (official bio, @KipMooreMusic)
Note that these are all Saturdays, and the concerts start at 8:00pm. The Cinematic Spectacular lagoon show will run at 9:30pm on all concert nights.
Admission to Universal's Summer Concert Series
The Summer Concert Series performances are included with regular admission to Universal Studios Florida. This is very similar to Mardi Gras, the spring time event at Universal Studios. However, unlike Mardi Gras, there is no parade — this event is just a "free" concert for guests who are coming to the parks.
Concert-only ticket: If you are only interested in seeing the concert, you can purchase a slightly discounted admission ticket to Universal Studios Florida on SCS nights. This ticket is $69.99 (versus $92.00 for a full-day, 1-park ticket) and will only be available on Universal's website. Please note that this ticket isn't specifically for the concert venue. Instead, it only allows admission to Universal Studios after 7:00pm, but once you get in you have access to the concert and all the attractions like any other park visitor. For guests wishing to get in line early in the morning or afternoon for good concert seats, you will need to purchase a regular full-day admission ticket.
Power Passes: Guests with Power Passes, please note that your admission to Universal Studios Florida is blocked out July 1 through July 31. In a turn of events, this means you're blocked out of the July 6 Summer Concert Series.
Summer Concert Series & the park attractions
You may have already noticed that the Summer Concert Series performances are scheduled before USF's closing time. That may lead you to the question, "Does Universal keep the regular attractions running after the concert starts?" The answer is yes, all the regular rides, shows, etc. continue running as usual until Universal Studios Florida closes (either 9:00pm or 10:00pm depending on the SCS date).
How does concert seating work? How far in advance should I get there?
There is no concert seating. It is all general seating — or really, general standing. The Universal Music Plaza is an open field, so to speak, so you get to watch the concert from wherever it is that you're standing when they start playing music. There is no VIP area to upgrade to, and no special viewing area for guests with Express Passes or guests staying at Universal's on-site hotels.
So, how early do you need to get there? If you want to be somewhat close to the stage, you need to get to the Universal Music Plaza at least three to six hours before the concert starts — the more popular the band, the earlier you need to get there. Saying that the Universal Music Plaza gets very crowded is a bit of an understatement. If there is a band playing and you want to be close, plan on getting there early.
Front Row Alert: Want to see your favorite artist from the front row at the Universal Music Plaza? There are no special requirements for this other than a willingness on your behalf to line up in the morning for a concert in the evening. These Austin Mahone fans were lined up before 10:00am to see their favorite artist up close:
Pretty good line already formed for the @austinmahone Mardi Gras @universalorl concert tonight twitter.com/OrlandoInforme… — Orlando Informer (@OrlandoInformer) March 22, 2013
A word of caution to families: The large, boisterous crowds and loud music make these concerts not exactly family-friendly. If you have little ones with you, I'd recommend making other plans for your evening entertainment. Keep in mind that if you're staying on-site at Universal, the hotels do offer supervised children activities for a per-hour fee.
Summer Concert Series & the weather
Guests who travel often to Orlando know that, in the summer, it usually rains every day for 45 minutes in the afternoon or early evening. SCS dates are no exception to this natural law. Here's the radar the afternoon of the Big Time Rush concert:
We're outta the heavy stuff for now but still plenty of rain to come… and the possibility of more heavy stuff pic.twitter.com/z4KfhNCtvZ — Orlando Informer (@OrlandoInformer) June 8, 2013
Fortunately the rain, while heavy at times, usually doesn't last that long. And since the concerts don't begin until 8:00pm, the skies usually clear well before the artists take the stage.
But if you are planning a full day at the parks — whether you're getting in line early for a good spot or just to do the regular parking touring thing before the evening concert — do be prepared for rain. Universal sells rain ponchos and umbrellas, but you'll be paying a premium to buy those on-site. It's best to stop by Walmart or CVS before you get to the parks to stock up on the necessities.
Summer Concert Series & the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
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As CiF Watch readers no doubt know, though the Guardian rarely misses an opportunity to publish a report when someone, somewhere in the world, says something critical of Israel or their leaders, they typically omit news of similarly critical comments about Palestinians and their leaders. Indeed, a recent story by Guardian Washington correspondent Dan Roberts (Bill Clinton: Netanyahu 'not the guy' to strike lasting Middle East peace deal, Sept. 16th) represents yet another example of this principle.
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Guardian covers tabloid scandal about Bibi's wife; ignores Gaza terror attacks
In 2005 Israel evacuated every Jew from Gaza, an act which provided Palestinians in the coastal strip a chance to have an independent polity free of foreign interference for the first time in history.
In 2006, despite assurances from the 'international community' that the absence of an Israeli military and 'settler' presence would moderate the Palestinian electorate in Gaza, a plurality of Gazans voted for Hamas – an extremist group committed to the annihilation of Israel and the murder of Jews. Hamas has run the territory without political opposition since their violent purge of Fatah in 2007.
Since 2006, and despite the absence of Israeli occupation, over 8,000 rockets have been fired from Gaza into Israeli towns. Or, to put it more accurately, there have been 8,000 individual attempts to murder innocent Israelis since that time.
To those who don't understand why many Israelis are reluctant to cede more land to the Palestinians without sufficient and sustainable security guarantees that aren't dependent on the good will of Palestinian leaders or the casual 'assurances' of Western governments, the answer can be culled from the results of this real-life 'land for peace' experiment. In short, though most Israelis strongly support, in principle, a two-state solution, most wearily expect that the new Palestinian state will quickly devolve into either failed state or, more likely, a terror state.
The reason why this blog focuses at times on the Guardian's failure to report terror attacks from Gaza (and the West Bank), is that such an egregious failure to report the full story about the conflict allows their readers to lazily dismiss Israel's insistence on defensible borders. This security doctrine is based on past wars and terror attacks, as well as the current reality of terrorist enemies on their borders (Hezbollah and Hamas) who are in possession of a combined arsenal of up to 170,000 (increasingly sophisticated and accurate) rockets and missiles.
So, for instance, the Guardian has failed to publish even one stand-alone article (by their regional reporters) on any of the 100 plus rocket attacks from Gaza since January, 2014. (The only minor exception pertains to two AFP stories (not written by Guardian staff) which characteristically focused on Israel's response to rocket attacks.)
Here are the headlines of the two AFP reports which even mentioned Gaza rocket attacks. (Note the 'tit for tat' narrative, and emphasis on Israel's response to the Gaza rockets):
AFP/Guardian story, March 3:
AFP/Guardian story, March 13:
Though their regional correspondents evidently didn't find scores of deadly projectile fired at Israeli civilian targets newsworthy, they did, however, find time to pen two articles on complaints by former employees of the Netanyahus (a maid and a household assistant) about alleged unfair treatment by the prime minister's wife, Sara.
Here's a January 17 report by Rory McCarthy:
Here's an April 9 report by the Guardian's new Jerusalem correspondent, Peter Beaumont:
'Shocking' details in the Jan. 17 report, included the following:
Peretz [the former maid] worked in the Netanyahu family home, in Caesarea, for six years. In the lawsuit she reportedly claimed that the prime minister's wife, a psychologist, denied her basic social benefits and shouted at her for not following rules. Among the rules was allegedly the instruction that the employer be addressed only as "Mrs Sara Netanyahu," following her husband becoming prime minister last spring.
Peter Beaumont's story including even more 'explosive' charges:
He alleges that on another occasion Mrs Netanyahu woke him at 3am to complain that he had bought milk in bags rather than cartons. "When I complained about the time and the tone in which she spoke the harsh words to me, Mr Netanyahu interfered in the discussion and said I should do everything Mrs Netanyahu asked 'so she will calm down'," Naftali claims.
To put the Guardian's priorities in some perspective, here are stats comparing their coverage of over 100 rockets attacks (100 individual Palestinian war crimes) vs their coverage of complaints against the prime minister's wife by two former employees:
- Guardian stories covering Sara Netanyahu's alleged mistreatment of two employees: 2
- Number of words in two Guardian reports on Sara Netanyahu's alleged mistreatment of two employees: 1228
- Guardian stories primarily devoted to terrorist attacks from Gaza: 0
- Number of words devoted to Gaza rocket attacks on Israel within two broader Guardian/AFP reports (which focused on the general 'tit for tat' attacks between Gaza and Israel): 110
In case you were wondering, the latest illegal attack on Israeli civilians by the terrorists in control of Gaza (not reported by the Guardian) occurred on April 9, the very day the Guardian's Jerusalem correspondent published the latest installment of L'Affair Sara.
Such contrasting priorities, which place greater emphasis on gossip about the Israeli prime minister's wife than on deadly projectiles fired at innocent Israeli men, women and children, explains quite a bit about British misconceptions on the root cause of the conflict, and the main impediments to its resolution.
Related articles
- Tyranny of the weak: Why the Guardian will support the next Palestinian Intifada (cifwatch.com)
- Goodbye, Harriet Sherwood: Three years covering Gaza and no lessons learned. (cifwatch.com)
- This Ongoing War: 9-Apr-14: Fell short (again) and no one outside of Gaza knows (again) that it happened and what resulted (thisongoingwar.blogspot.com)
- Guardian editorial advances 'raw political lie' about Israeli views on peace talks (cifwatch.com)
- A round-up of BBC reporting of security incidents in March 2014 (bbcwatch.org)
Fisking a Guardian claim that Bibi believes in "Israeli exceptionalism".
Nicholas Blincoe's bio at the Guardian notes that he is an author, critic, screenwriter and former advisor to Nick Clegg – who "divides his time between the UK and Palestine". Naturally, his time in Palestine is devoted to anti-Israel activism, as he is an enthusiastic supporter of BDS and has written a book sympathetic to the terrorist-abetting International Solidarity Movement – which he risibly suggested is a non-violent group.
His other observations about the region include a claim that Christians are leaving Bethlehem due to Jewish persecution, and that the mission of Israeli archeology is "to erase the traces of non-Jewish civilizations."
He also once claimed, at Comment is Free', that the Har Homa neighborhood (in Jerusalem) is in fact located in Bethlehem.
Blincoe has even praised the writing of a neo-Nazi style racist named Gilad Atzmon.
Additionally, some of his Tweets include even more fanciful claims:
Recently, he managed to criticize Israel in the context of Russia's military aggression in Crimea, suggesting the existence of unnamed Israelis who (he claims) support Russia's military's actions.
#Ukraine UK commentators see parallels with Sudetenland: condemn Russia. Some Israeli commentators see link with West Bank, praise Putin.
— Nicholas Blincoe (@NicholasBlincoe) March 4, 2014
There was also this, complaining of Labour's historic support for Israel's existence:
@ian_wellens@benabyad Labour backed Israel in '48. Has a track record for backing solutions over the heads of Palestinian's representative.
— Nicholas Blincoe (@NicholasBlincoe) January 30, 2014
Then, there was this bizarre accusation that Israelis steal land from Palestinians to help prevent the country from going into a recession.
@SaraLBA And the point is, that property underwrites bank loans: Israel's version of QE: stealing from Palestinians, to keep from recession.
— Nicholas Blincoe (@NicholasBlincoe) October 15, 2013
Here, he repeats a lie advanced at Mondoweiss, definitively refuted by Elder of Ziyon, that Israeli forces viciously attacked innocent Palestinian footballers – an assault, it is claimed, which included firing at the athlete's feet in order to end their athletic careers.
Palestinian footballers shot by Israeli forces never to play again | Maan News Agency http://t.co/P8vNZBM3F8
— Nicholas Blincoe (@NicholasBlincoe) February 15, 2014
Here, he can be seen legitimizing a comparison between Israeli occupation of the West Bank and US slavery.
Long but worth it: 47 years a slave: Haaretz writer on parallels between Israeli occupation and US slavery http://t.co/SvQpEKSHxi
— Nicholas Blincoe (@NicholasBlincoe) February 7, 2014
So, with such a tortured relationship with the truth, our Guardian Spin detector was set to maximum when reading his March 14 essay (Cameron at the Knesset: helping to burst the bubble of Israeli politics?) at 'Comment is Free' on David Cameron's speech before the Israeli Knesset.
After reflecting on a few relatively minor details of Cameron's address, he pivoted to his primary argument: Israelis are a stiff-necked, arrogant people who don't care much what others think about their delusional beliefs.
If Cameron learned anything from his visit, it ought to be that Israelis are fully engaged in arguing with other Israelis; the rest of the world does not get a look in. Israel's political class exists inside a bubble in which only their views matter, no matter how detached from reality they might be.
These are small points to take from a long speech, true. But debates around Israel have tended to emphasise Israeli exceptionalism. The idea that Israel can create its own reality flows naturally from the idea that this is a young country, founded upon religious and/or revolutionary zeal less than 70 years ago. Yet the longer that Israel is allowed to operate by its own, different rules, the less chance for peace in a region and a world of equals, trading openly and negotiating freely.
He then made a specific charge about Netanyahu that we decided was worth investigating:
Twenty-five years ago, Netanyahu wrote a book for the US market entitled A Place Among the Nations, which argued that it was time Israel was welcomed into the international fold. It seems a laudable thesis, but the argument was disingenuous. Netanyahu actually argued that Israel's exceptionalism – its right to act according to its own principles rather than international norms – was the thing that the world should learn to love and embrace.
First, a Google Books search of the text in 'A Place Among the Nations' does not turn up any references to the term "Israeli exceptionalism", "exceptionalism" or "exception". Moreover, in several reviews of the book we read (some which were decidedly hostile to the Likud leader), not one echoed Blincoe's claim that Bibi expressed a belief that Israel should not have to act according to "international norms".
Also, here's a passage suggesting that Bibi complained that Israel is judged unfairly by the international community, and that he'd prefer it if Israel WAS judged (fairly), according to "international norms", as you can see in this passage on page 170 – again, from a text search in Google Books:
It's possible Blincoe's claim rests on a misinterpretation of the following passage, from page 376:
However, the necessary context relates to the fact that, as other sources demonstrated, Bibi's not outlining his own views, but laying out (and clearly criticizing) the religious right view. The passages in this chapter included criticism both of the far right and far left – positioning himself as representing the centre, against two-states (at the time that wasn't right-wing), but also opposed to annexation and other policies likely to alienate the 'international community'.
Here's the full passage:
"A mirror image of this [left-wing] messianism is found on the religious right, where it is believed that the act of settling the land is in and of itself sufficient to earn divine providence and an end to the country's woes. If Israel were merely to hang tough and erect more settlements, it could dispense with world opinion and international pressures.
It's unclear if Blincoe actually read 'A Place Among the Nations', but he certainly has mischaracterized Netanyahu's argument, as there seems to be no evidence that he ever used the term "Israeli exceptionalism", or a similar term, nor argued that Israel has the "right to act according to its own principles rather than international norms."
Unless he can produce a quote from Bibi's book we weren't able to locate, it certainly looks as if Blincoe's brand of pro-Palestinian politics includes smearing the Israel's leaders with fabricated evidence in service of predictable anti-Zionist conclusions.
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Racist double standards watch: Guardian ignores Palestinians' extreme right drift
Reports and commentaries in the Guardian (as well as in the mainstream media) analyzing Israel's upcoming election which warn of a far-right shift within the Israeli electorate have been ubiquitous. Much of the reporting has focused on the possibility that Binyamin Netanyahu's party may form a more right-wing coalition government following the election, one which will be injurious – if not fatal – to the "peace process".
Here are excerpts from such prognostications on the Guardian's Israel page since early January.
The left in Israel is its own worst enemy, Rachel Shabi, 'Comment is Free', Jan. 21
"Israel is expected to elect the most right-wing government in its history on Tuesday…"
Binyamin Netanyahu rejects calls for Palestinian State within 1967 lines, Harriet Sherwood, Guardian, Jan. 20:
"…a strengthening of the hard right in the next parliament [is expected]"
Obama's dysfunctional relationship with Netanyahu likely to trundle on, Chris McGreal, Guardian, Jan 20:
…disillusioned former peace negotiators and Middle East policy officials expect his "dysfunctional" and confrontational relationship with Binyamin Netanyahu to stagger along even if the Israeli prime minister returns to power after Tuesday's election with a government even further to the right of the present one."
Arab gloom as Israel shifts rightward, Ian Black, Guardian, Jan. 19:
"To measure just how far Israeli politics have shifted to the right it is worth recalling that 2013 marks the 20th anniversary of the Oslo accords in which Israel and the PLO recognized each other…
But with Netanyahu poised to return to power at the head of a more right-wing and uncompromising government than Israel has ever seen before…"
Binyamin Netanyahu on course to win Israeli elections, Harriet Sherwood, Guardian, Jan. 18:
Binyamin Netanyahu is on course to head a more hawkish and pro-settler government following Tuesday's elections,
Support has drained to the ultra-nationalist, pro-settler Jewish Home, led by Netanyahu's former chief of staff Naftali Bennett, in an indication of the hardening of opinion on the right of the Israeli political spectrum."
Peace process dead if Netanyahu wins Israeli election, academics war, Paul Owen, Guardian, Jan. 15:
"The Israeli-Palestinian peace process is dead if Binyamin Netanyahu wins next week's Israeli election, leading academics have warned." [quote from strap line]
Jewish Americans may be increasingly disenchanted with Netanyahu. But their priorities lie elsewhere, Peter Beinart, Guardian, Jan. 12:
"In Israel, public discourse is moving right. You can see it in the rise ofIsrael Hayom, the free, pro-Likud newspaper that has eclipsed Israel's more traditional, centrist press. You can see it in the rise of Naftali Bennett, the settler leader whose party could come in third in the elections due later this month. You can see it the election campaign as a whole, in which the two-state solution is a virtual afterthought."
Israel election: country prepares for next act in the great moving right show, Harriet Sherwood, Guardian, Jan. 12:
"Secular liberalism once dominated politics in Israel, but polls next week are set to confirm a long-term shift to the right"
Naftali Bennett interview: 'There won't be a Palestinian state within Israel', Harriet Sherwood, Guardian, Jan. 7:
"Jewish Home is all but certain to be part of the next coalition government, tilting it significantly further to the right."
Binyamin Netanyahu: strong man with a fearful heart. Peter Beaumont, Observer, Jan. 5:
"The question of the nature of Netanyahu's conservatism has been complicated by Israel's right-shifting political scene."
Israel's shift to the right will alienate those it needs most, Jonathan Freedland, 'Comment is Free', Jan. 4:
"For now the focus is on the Israeli elections of 22 January. The polls suggest that a government ranked as one of the most right-wing in Israel's history is set to be replaced by one even further to the right
Even if Bennett is kept out of coalition, Netanyahu will still head a more rightist government.
The centre of gravity is about to shift so far rightward that Netanyahu and even Lieberman will look moderate by comparison."
Meanwhile, if you were curious about the political center of gravity in Palestinian society, you wouldn't find much information on the Guardian's 'Palestinian territories' page.
In fact, the 'Israel' page and the 'Palestinian territories' page look exactly the same:
Guardian Israel page, Jan. 21:
Now, here's the Guardian's Palestinian territory page, Jan. 21:
However, for those interested, news regarding a possible extreme right Palestinian political coalition – which was reported in the Algemeiner, as well as in the Arab media - may provide some vital insight into Palestinian political culture.
The Algemeiner reported the following on Jan. 20:
"A member of the Executive Committee of the PLO, Dr. Ahmed Majdalani, told Al-Quds newspaper that he expects Hamas and Islamic Jihad to join with the PLO after National Council elections later this month, though the government will still headed by President Mahmoud Abbas."
Hamas, in case it needs reminding, is an Islamist terrorist group which refuses to recognize a Jewish state within any borders, cites the Protocols of the Elders of Zion in their founding charter, and whose leaders calls for the mass murder of Jews. Hamas advocates the destruction of Israel through violent means, indoctrinates their children to become suicide bombers, and displays extreme intolerance towards women, gays, non-Muslims and their Palestinian political opponents.
Islamic Jihad (PIJ) , funded by Iran, is another radical Islamist terrorist group, which was formed in 1979 by fundamentalists in Egypt who split from the Palestinian Muslim Brotherhood because they were deemed too moderate. PIJ advocates the destruction of Israel through violent means, indoctrinates their children to become suicide bombers, and displays extreme intolerance towards women, gays, non-Muslims and their Palestinian political opponents.
Even if PIJ doesn't join with the PLO, Hamas and Fatah are currently working out plans to implement, by the end of this month, previous reconciliation agreements signed between the two parties.
So, any way you look at it, right-wing extremism within Palestinian politics is evidently so endemic that "terror groups who urge the ethnic cleansing of Jews" are considered mainstream – a dangerous phenomena which would certainly explain why, at least on national security issues, citizens of the Jewish state seem to have reached a more right leaning political consensus.
Of course, a truly "liberal" media institution would report on Palestine's dangerous extreme right-wing drift, condemn a possible political coalition which includes groups espousing homicidal antisemitism – and which would necessarily end any hopes of an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement – and contextualize Israeli political sentiments accordingly.
In other words, you won't read much about Israel's legitimate fears regarding the ominous strengthening of the Palestinian extremist right on the pages of the Guardian.
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- Posted by ghoghunter Zone6b SE PA (My Page) on Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 7:40
well my experience is that once you have any kind of morning glory even if just one vine survives to go to seed you will have them forever. Its good you love them! Joann |
Joann, Thank you for your feed back. Yes, I love them so much I'm even growing the infamous "Noah" again this year. Although I ripped out the vine in full flower, a few seeds survived. Have you ever noticed the leaf to the Noah? So beautifully formed. Yes, I like all Mg's except for maybe Shiva. Do you grow MG"s? :) |
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bogturtle, that's what I'm talking about. Some people say that this MG grows so easily, others not so. Next year I think I'm going to plant MY own personal seed,and then buy three more packs from the store and plant them. Last year they were so thick and healthy, but were hit with the frost before the blooms could open. I planted too late. Maybe next time I will get it right. :) |
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Dena - Good you have your Ipomoea tricolor blooming as others reported difficulties getting this species to grow this year...not sure exactly why...apparently not always the 'rampant' grower, depending on conditions...e.g., soil, light, rain , etc.,... ----------------------------------- Ipomoea tricolor , like most tropical Morning Glories very rarely have seeds that will survive repeated freezes and thaws... The ONLY species sold commercially in stores or most catalogs that will reseed in colder zones is Ipomoea purpurea and the THOUSANDS of other species , which unfortunately are usually not available to those outside of the trading circuits , do not successfully self-sow in colder zones. There are double forms of Ipomoea nil which produce few precious seeds. There are many different species of Morning Glories which are NOT invasive and those people who really know the most about Morning Glories and have the most experience with the many different species will know that... Extrapolating the behavior of a few onto the many is not accurate... The highly bred large Japanese Asagao aren't found growing wild anywhere (!)... Here is a great site devoted to Morning Glories: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Most Morning Glories are not invasive and will not successfully resow
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Good growing, Dena, show photos, please. |
Wow, thanks to all your guys, for the feed back, and the good points from our MG expert Ron! Joseph I'm looking forward to your pics. this winter where we will dream of the next batch Of vines to plant come Spring. I'm hoping my Heavenly Blues will germinate, I may plant only those, and moonvine. The yard looks like a jungle, and I do have other interest that need attention. :) Arum, (Dena) |
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By Matthew Hurley: Now that his showdown with Bernard Hopkins has become a reality super middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe is anticipating the war of words to get heated in the build-up to their April 19th fight. Calzaghe has already been verbally taunted by the former undisputed middleweight champion and has born witness to Hopkins unique, and sometimes questionable, psychological tactics. It was back in December at the Floyd Mayweather Ricky Hatton weigh-in that The Executioner let loose with his latest foray into bad taste. It was on that day that Hopkins insisted that he would never let a white boy beat me. Although many in the media derided Hopkins comment as racist, insinuating that had Calzaghe made such a remark he would have been subjected to much harsher criticism and, probably, a visit from Al Sharpton, the Welshman understood the gamesmanship involved and simply brushed it aside. In fact, were it not for the media attention that surrounded the remark, Calzaghe wouldnt have even addressed it in the first place. But therein lies the cleverness of Hopkins. He may come off looking like a jerk but the reaction he got was just what he wanted. Make no mistake, Hopkins doesnt mind playing the bad guy if he can get underneath the skin of his opponent. Calzaghe, however, insists hes to seasoned to let that happen. People ask me Are you offended by what he said to you? But I cant stop laughing, he told the Daily Mirror. Its embarrassing for Hopkins, and white, yellow, black and blue, color doesnt matter to me. It makes him look like an idiot. Do I think its racist? No, its just pantomime. Calzaghe is aware that despite the fact that this fight is coming several years to late it still represents the biggest moment in his long professional career. After 44 fights without a loss, and highlight performances against Jeff Lacy (W 12) and Mikkel Kessler (W 12) Bernard Hopkins remains his most significant opponent. It will also be his debut on American soil and though he is an enormous draw in Europe he admits that fighting in Las Vegas is long overdue. The seemingly unflappable fighter also revealed that he learned a lesson from what countryman Ricky Hatton went through during the build-up to his fight with Floyd Mayweather. Ricky admitted (that) Floyd got to him. I know Ricky says it was getting the point deducted which did his head in, but I saw Ricky at the weigh-in. You could see he was angry. You cant be an angry fighter. Mayweather wanted to get under his skin and he managed to do it. The odd reality about Bernard Hopkins is that he talks a tough game, often stepping over the line with his bully tactics, but at this stage of his career he relies more on his guile in the ring than his street-tough persona. Not since his rematch with Antwon Echols in 2000 has Bernard actually perpetuated that hard-nosed Philadelphia character. Hes savvy enough to realize that he cant fight full-steam for three minutes of every round so he relies on his boxing skills to set traps and the occasional foul to throw his opponent off his game. Hopkins may say that he is going to charge right after Calzaghe and try to overwhelm him but thats just part of his psycho-babble. Hes never been that kind of fighter. Which, unfortunately, could lead to a very tactical and, perhaps, boring fight. It will be up to Calzaghe, with his vaunted punch output, to make the fight enjoyable to watch. That very aggression could play into Hopkins hands or it could lead Calzaghe to a decision victory. In his mind whatever Hopkins does hell be able to offset and deal with, and that includes the pre-fight hostilities. His comments wont get under my skin. I remember Robin Reid used to say things about me and I took it personally. Now I just laugh it off. Hopkins knows he has to throw me off to get me to fight his fight. The only way he can do that is to make me angry enough that I make mistakes. But I know I have the temperament to take everything in stride. Calzaghe went on to add, Bad things happen to people who mouth off to me. They get paid back. Come April 19th Im going to smash him up. Its about me going over there and kicking his ass. Hell need a facelift when Im finished with him. It would seem Joe Calzaghe is at least more than a match for Bernard Hopkins in the smack talk department. Well find out if he can live up to his own boasts when the opening bell rings.
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There have been close calls, near-misses and admirable efforts throughout this season of transition at the University of Memphis. But in five weeks, when the NCAA Tournament selection committee meets behind closed doors in Indianapolis, none of that will matter when the Tigers come up for discussion.
With nine games before the Conference USA Tournament, it's impossible to carve out exact scenarios for what Memphis needs to do to make the NCAAs for a fifth straight season. But unless the Tigers beat No. 17 Gonzaga this afternoon at FedExForum, they will be destined to submit a résumé without a signature nonconference victory, and that's not usually a good road map for getting to the Big Dance.
"It would be a great win for us if we can pull it out," sophomore guard Elliot Williams said. "Conference is very important, but a nonconference win like this would be great for the team. We've had a lot of opportunities away and at home, and this is our last opportunity for a top-25 win. This is it."
When Memphis started this series with Gonzaga in the 2005-06 season, it was billed as an opportunity for both programs to step outside the conferences they dominate and potentially improve their NCAA seeding by playing each other on a national stage. The Tigers have won all four games since then, including a pair of road victories in Spokane that propelled them into the top five of the national rankings.
This time, the stakes are a bit different. Gonzaga is comfortably in the NCAA Tournament; the Tigers are not. In fact, after losses to Kansas, UMass, Tennessee and Syracuse, they probably need a win today just to get firmly on the radar screen for an at-large bid.
"This isn't a have-to-win, make-or-break game," coach Josh Pastner said. "If we win, it's a big thing for our résumé. If we don't, we have two chances to get to the tournament. Either we win the conference and make a run in the next eight games, or if that doesn't happen you have to win the conference tournament. It's important because it gives you an opportunity as a résumé-builder."
If the Tigers (16-6, 6-2 C-USA) win tonight, it would complete a massive one-week turnaround in their hopes for the rest of this season. After losing at SMU last Saturday, 70-60, a dejected Memphis team seemed on the brink of collapse with two tough games ahead. Instead, the Tigers bounced back with arguably their best game of the season to beat UAB on Wednesday and now can move into the home stretch with a lot of momentum.
The victory over the Blazers lifted Memphis to No. 68 in the Ratings Percentage Index, a key tool used by the NCAA selection committee. Gonzaga sits at No. 27, just in front of the No. 29 Blazers. Grabbing two top-30 wins in one week would do wonders for Memphis' standing.
"They're a ranked team, and we haven't taken down a ranked team yet this year," junior forward Will Coleman said. "I think it would be a great win. I think there is quite a pep in our step because the energy we had coming out of that UAB game was real good. I think there's going to be a lot of carryover into the Gonzaga game."
Though the Tigers are well-versed on the implications of beating Gonzaga, actually doing it won't be easy. The Bulldogs (17-4) proved their quality early this season with wins over Wisconsin, Cincinnati, Oklahoma and Illinois and crushed West Coast Conference rival Portland, 76-49, on Thursday night.
Memphis' players watched the game together on ESPN and came away impressed with Gonzaga's size and skill. In years past, the Bulldogs really struggled with Memphis' athleticism, and big men like Austin Daye and Josh Heytvelt backed down from the Tigers' physical play in the post. That won't be a problem this year with 7-foot center Robert Sacre and 6-8 power forward Elias Harris.
Plus, the Tigers don't have a defensive stopper on the perimeter like Antonio Anderson, who shut down leading scorer Matt Bouldin for three straight years. Bouldin, now a senior, is averaging nearly 17 points per game.
"We're a different team than last year or the year before; we have different personnel," Pastner said. "That's just the facts of it. We have to do what we feel gives us the best chance to win, and it comes down to us playing at a high level for 40 minutes like we did against UAB and having back-to-back nights of great effort."
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Vocal Talent, Live-Action: Will Nipper, Sarah Matineck, Rhea Perlman, Richard Moll; Full Voice Cast .. William Hanna, Joseph Barbera Patience Thoreson Augie Hess
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- Cartoon Characters: Gleep, Romtu, Scoota, Bing.
- Live Action: Michael, Jeanie, Mrs. Gizbourne, Hans, Grandpa, Hubble, Accountant.
- Vocal Talent: Paul Williams (Gleep), Don Messick (Romtu), Frank Welker (Scoota, Bing).
Vocal Talent, Live-Action: Will Nipper (Michael), Sarah Matineck (Jeanie), Rhea Perlman (Mrs. Gizbourne), Richard Moll (Hans), Eugene Roche (Grandpa), Stan Ivar (Hubble), Michael D. Roberts (Accountant), Grant Gelt, Tim Anderson, Sean Roche, darwyn Carson, Bill Hanna. - Produced By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
- Animated By Rex Grignon (Lead Animator).
- Written By Patience Thoreson (Script Supervisor).
- Edited By Augie Hess.
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- Visual Effects Photography: Allen Blaisdell.
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Four Martians crash-land on Earth in search of candy for their home planet.
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Plot - The Words follows young writer Rory Jansen who finally achieves long sought after literary success after publishing the next great American novel. There's only one catch - he didn't write it. As the past comes back to haunt him and his literary star continues to rise, Jansen is forced to confront the steep price that must be paid for stealing another man's work, and for placing ambition and success above life's most fundamental three words.
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Director: Brian Klugman, Lee Sternthal
Genre: Drama, Thriller, Romance
Language: English
Certification: PG13
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