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SEFT Srl
based in San Felice sul Panaro (MO), ITALY
Established in 1988 by people wishing to use their experience for Customer satisfaction's achievement, the Company has been operating in the power transmission field, in the mechanical components design and in production. In 2003 new people coming from a different field join the Company, that started to design and produce the first bulk solid conveyors. Since then, the ...
Hydro-Elektrik GmbH
based in Ravensburg, GERMANY
Hydro-Elektrik GmbH has heavily influenced water treatment technology through research in the field of drinking water treatment based on natural principles. Hydro-Elektrik in an industry leader, especially with oxidative methods using ozone, optimisation of classic multilayer filtration and ozone bio-filtration. We develop problem-oriented system solutions for many of ...
Filter Machines Pvt. Ltd
based in Vapi, INDIA
We are one of the leading manufacturer of Membrane filter press & Automatic filter press which is widely use in Clarification & dewatering applications With a rich industry experience of 30 years, our company has carved a niche in manufacturing and exporting of Automatic Filter Press, Membrane Filter Press with PLC and PP Plates & Frame type Plate, Filter Press, Membrane ...
Artes Ingegneria SpA
based in Peschiera Borromeo, ITALY
Welcome to BONO ARTES, the BONO Company in charge of waste water treatment. BONO, the mother Company, was already committed, to the excellence in the business of Steam Boilers and Boiler-Water Treatment.
Blue Future Filters, Inc.
based in Bellingham, WASHINGTON (USA)
Humphrey has 25 years experience with water systems. He became interested in developing slow sand filters while pursuing a masters degree in the late 1980s. His first SSF project was for his thesis and involved creating a slow sand filtration system for the residents of a small community in the mountains of Chiapas, Mexico. After he received his Masters in Environmental ...
Mena Water
based in Sharjah, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
MENA WATER is an engineering and manufacturing company that provides innovative solutions and services by its experienced employees or through partnership with manufactures of high technology products in the fields of water and wastewater treatment. Our turn-key tailor made solutions are providing the best technical package at the lowest capital and running cost. With our ...
China Weihai Sanjing Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd.
based in Weihai, CHINA
China Weihai Sanjing Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd.lied in Weihai City,Shandong Province is a professional equipment manufacturer for sewage/sludage treatment. The main products are Belt Filter Press and related equipments. Now It has developed a comprehensive company specilizing in R&D, manufacturing, marketing and installing of sewage/sludage treatment ...
BIBKO Umwelttechnik und Beratung GmbH
based in Beilstein, GERMANY
BIBKO is the leading manufacturer of Ready mix reclaiming systems with over 1500 systems installed worldwide. By incorporating the advancements of technology and superior engineering, BIBKO can provide a 100% recycling system for the Ready mix and Precast industry. The BIBKO recycling system provides the concrete industry with a complete reclaim/ recycling system for ...
EKOFINN Wassertechnik GmbH
based in Lotte, GERMANY
EKOFINN Wassertechnik GmbH has specialized to provide economical and innovative solutions for sludge dewatering and water treatment. Our customers are mainly companies constructing waste water and water treatment plants globally for municipalities and many different industrial applications. Proof of our expertise can be seen on all continents.
GKD - Gebr. Kufferath AG
based in Düren, GERMANY
In our division WORLD WIDE WEAVE - Technical Meshes - the brand SolidWEAVE stands for innovative filter media, WEAVEinMotion for state-of-the-art process and conveyor belts and CreativeWEAVE for metallic fabric applications in visionary architecture all over the world. Our second division, CAPITAL EQUIPMENT, founded in 2006, emerged from the synthesis of our expertise in ...


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The No Added Sugar collection is fashionable, great quality, a little preppy and lots of fun. It has evolved from a former party mom's desire to create cute t-shirts into a truly unusual range, and opened its first shop in late 2012. There are funky items such as the stripy tights and hats alongside very pretty frock coats and ribboned headbands for the little ladies in your life.


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Mr. Blood: What happened is that a couple of dumb fucks that should have known better stepped in the way of your ass beatings. You should both be thanking your lucky fucking stars that those bloodline jackasses showed up when they did, next time we meet, you bleed. That fucking simple.
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The University Career Center assists students and recent alumni to identify and achieve their career goals. Career Center staff work with students to help them explore career options, decide on career directions and develop sound strategies for realizing their career goals.
The Career Center offers a career library of more than 600 books and publications. Students have access to employer literature, recruiting brochures and graduate and professional school publications.
Career counseling sessions are offered by appointment using assessment tools such as the Strong Interest Inventory, the Self-Directed Search and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Students may receive assistance with resume development, job search skills and interviewing techniques.
The Career Center maintains job postings of full-time, part-time, internship and co-op positions for students who are eligible. These postings may be accessed 24 hours a day through an account with the Career Center. Both on- and off-campus work-study positions for eligible students can be viewed online at www.students.vcu.edu/careers.
The Career Center also offers a comprehensive Cooperative Education Program that blends traditional academics with paid work assignments in industry, business, government and nonprofit organizations. For additional information, including eligibility, go to www.students.vcu.edu/careers and the "Co-op" link.
Graduating students use the Career Center to interview with business, industry, government and education representatives who visit the campus to recruit prospective graduates for permanent positions in their respective organizations. Students are encouraged to sign up as participants in the Career Center's Web-based resume referral system called RamsRecruiting in order to be referred to employers and have access to job listings.
The University Career Center is located in the Student Commons, Room 143, 907 Floyd Ave., P.O. Box 8432007, Richmond, VA 23284-2007; telephone: (804) 828-1645.
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I've only ever had one so maybe my comment was a little harsh. After googling around, it does seem that their refurbs have a lot of problems.
I wonder sometimes if they do much of a quality check on the Apple refurbished products, as Every single refurbished item I have received or my brother in law has received has been defective.
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I stopped getting an iphone when my wifi stopped working correctly they wouldnt replace the phone when it was only a few months out of warrantyn. Its obvious it was there fault because unless I opened it up and F'd with the wifi chip it was manufacturing error
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I ordered a new Samsung Galaxy S II from Vodafone a while back, to replace my HTC Desire. I was sent an opened box, with a 'phone that had been tampered with. I called Vodafone, and they had a courier bring a brand-new handset out to me the next day. So it's not just Apple, they all play the refurb game.
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the engineers want to work with me to get it fixed, hows that my job... i don't have time to trial and error for them. my daughter has about 65-70 apps on my phone its could be anything causing it. if there was a problem that should of been found when they submitted the app.


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Hampshire gets ready for changes to special educational needs and disability support
Wednesday, 09 July 2014
New, Government led changes to special educational needs and disability (SEND) provision, placing greater emphasis on improving the outcomes for children and young people, will come into effect on 1 September 2014.
Hampshire County Council has been working in partnership with the Hampshire Parent/Carer Network, health, schools, and other partners, to prepare for the changes to be introduced in Hampshire as a result of the Children and Families Act 2014.
From September, Hampshire County Council and the five health Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs - GP led commissioners of health services for local communities) will work jointly to commission services that will support pupils in school and ensure that the particular needs of children and young people with special educational needs are met.
Councillor Keith Mans, Hampshire County Council's Executive Lead Member for Children's Services, said: "There has been a long period of development of the Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Reforms - since March 2011 - and we have been working with the South East 7 group of local authorities, health services and key local interested groups and service providers to help inform the emerging Government agenda on special educational needs and disabilities. This places us in a strong position to implement the legislative changes that are currently being finalised.
"We are extremely grateful to have had the involvement of the Hampshire Parent Carer Network, throughout this journey. This has meant that we have ensured that parents and carers' views are fully considered in the development of the revised way of working."
For parents and carers, the changes will mean the introduction of a new special educational needs and disability (SEND) code of practice that will lead to:
A new, 'Hampshire Local Offer' information website that will provide details of all the , education, health, social care, leisure services and support that is available locally for children and young people with special educational needs or disability;
The gradual replacement of special educational needs statements and post-16 section 139a Moving on Plans (learning difficulty assessments) with new, joined up education, health and care plans for children and young people, from birth to 25 years;
the use, by schools of a single category system for tracking the progress of children who need extra, specialist interventions - 'SEN Support'; will replace school Action and School Action Plus and will focus on analysing the impact that the specialist support has on the outcomes for a child or young person.
One of the overall aims of the new legislative requirements is ensuring that children and young people achieve the outcomes they need to prepare them for adulthood - to live independently and gain employment.


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Rafael dos Anjos vs. Rustam Khabilov reportedly added to UFC 170
Top 10 lightweight Rafael dos Anjos has verbally agreed to face Rustam Khabilov at UFC 170 in Las Vegas.
In a bit of surprising matchmaking, surging lightweight contender Rafael dos Anjos is not getting a top 10 opponent for his next bout. According to Fox Sports' Damon Martin, the Brazilian will instead be paired up with Rustam Khabilov at UFC 170 in Las Vegas on February 22nd. Verbal agreements have been made but the UFC has not made the booking official.


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- Features a ladder, 2 guardrails and platform support designed for our Low Profile Mattress
- Has a desk on one side with shelves on the other side
- Designed to be used with optional platform bed; without platform bed, features a study nook underneath
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Reviewed By: A customer from Pinedale, Wyoming on 12/25/06
Good as described. Very comfortable.
A cycling twist on a familiar message to recycle. Design printed using eco-friendly non-PVC inks on soft clay-dyed T-shirt. Fabric: 100% organic cotton. Jade.
Reviewed By: A customer from Pinedale, Wyoming on 12/25/06
Good as described. Very comfortable.
Reviewed By: A customer from Sacramento, CA on 7/11/11
Excellent T-shirt however I prefer a bit heavier cotton with a slightly coarser weave as it feels cooler on my skin and I live in a warm place. I get lots of compliments on the graphics.
Reviewed By: A customer from Canberra, Australia on 1/6/12
My husband loves this t-shirt - a Xmas gift. The material is very soft and comfortable to wear. As usual, I am very happy with my purchases from the Adventure Cycling Association. We have been members for around 4 years and have never been disappointed with the quality of both the service and products. If only you were a little closer to home!
Reviewed By: Tim Snapp on 4/4/12
I love this shirt for its simple, straightforward and elegant design. The material is very comfortable and I like the natural, earth color. I get nice comments too. I'd seen one on a co-worker and liked it immediately. The only thing keeping it from getting a "perfect" rating like I would give the "The Revolution Will Not Be Motorized" tee-shirt, is that the neck is a bit too large and stretched out for my taste. I don't know why it is like this compared to other Adventure Cycling tees which I have and which all fit perfectly in this regard. I still love the shirt's design and wear it with pleasure. If the neck were snugger, I'd be a definite five stars.
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Netanyahu versus the EU
"This is the chronicle of a crisis foretold years in advance," said the Israeli ex-ambassador to Germany, in that petulant tone of a diplomat working very hard not to sound infuriated. Shimon Stein was trying to explain new European Union sanctions against Israeli settlements. Neither journalists nor politicians should sound so shocked by the EU move, he lectured the anchor of state radio's morning news program. He was right, but he was trying to outshout a hurricane of public anger and disbelief. The anchor herself had begun the show with a riff of indignant surprise that the EU considered her Israeli neighborhood in East Jerusalem to be a settlement.
Of course, the EU position has consistently been that the country called Israel is defined by its pre-1967 borders, or Green Line—and that anything built beyond those borders is not part of Israel. The sanctions are designed to give more teeth to that position. Under new budget guidelines, EU bodies must make sure not to fund any Israeli activities in occupied territory. Any future agreements between the European Union and Israel must explicitly state that they apply only within the pre-'67 lines. Let's be clear: This is not an economic boycott of Israel, nor a declaration that Israel is an apartheid state. Rather, the EU is drawing the distinction between legitimate Israel and illegitimate settlements with a thick marker. In the sanctions debate, the Europeans are taking a moderate stance: pro-Israel, anti-occupation.
Such subtleties do not reassure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, or the rightists who dominate his government, or West Bank settlers. The new guidelines will be issued officially tomorrow, but the daily Ha'aretz got the document and published the news on Tuesday. The hurricane struck immediately. Netanyahu held a panicked meeting with top ministers and officials, and emerged to tell the media, "We will not accept any outside diktat about our borders." Economics Minister Naftali Bennett described the European measures as "an economic terror attack." (Bennett, leader of a pro-settlement party and a proponent of partial annexation of the West Bank, had said on national radio just a week before that in meetings around the globe, he has found that the world is interested only in "prices, economics, industry and growth"—not the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.) The head of a regional council of settlements—the rough equivalent of a county government, but one in which settlers are represented and Palestinians are not—denounced the EU's "blatant and unprecedented intervention in the affairs of an independent and democratic state." Columnist Nadav Haetzni, striking a common theme on the right, said Europe was again expressing the "wholesale hatred" of Jews that it had shown "from the Middle Ages until the Holocaust."
In reality, the new guidelines are significant precisely because of the otherwise warm ties between Israel and the EU—indeed, by some descriptions, uniquely close ties for a non-European country. The European Union has had free-trade agreements with Israel since 1975, and is Israel's largest trading partner. Grants and investments by EU bodies and by member-states have become an essential source of funding for technological development and for research projects ranging from the hard sciences to ancient history. Israel is expecting to be a partner in the EU's next massive seven-year research and development program, Horizon 2020, as it has in previous programs.
But the Horizon 2020 agreement has not yet been signed. Under the new guidelines, the accord will have to specify that it applies only to sovereign Israel, within the pre-1967 lines. It's not yet clear whether the new EU policy will disqualify only Israeli research projects that themselves take place in occupied territory—or any project based in a university that is otherwise involved in research beyond the Green Line. In the later case, for instance, Tel Aviv University would either have to pull out of an archaeological dig at the City of David site in East Jerusalem or forfeit all EU grants. To add to the uncertainty, EU member-states aren't obligated to follow the guidelines, but some are expected to do so. The principle is simple: Intense European cooperation will continue, as long as it's with Israel, not with the realm of the settlements.
The fact that Netanyahu and other top officials were taken by surprise makes even less sense than Bennett's accusation of "economic terror." As declassified documents show, the Foreign Ministry's legal adviser warned that the world would regard settlements as illegal even before the government approved the first one in the West Bank in 1967. The justice minister at the time warned that keeping the West Bank permanently, without giving Israeli citizenship to Palestinian residents, would be seen internationally as colonialism.
In 1986, when Industry Minister Ariel Sharon was building industrial parks in occupied territory, a diplomat at what was then the European Community chancery in Tel Aviv told me that the EC-Israel free-trade pact clearly applied "only to goods made in Israel," not to products from the West Bank. Back then, though, the EC hadn't started checking where imports marked "Made in Israel" were produced. Eventually, slowly, politely, European patience wore thin. In 2005, under EU pressure, Israel signed an agreement requiring it to label exports with the postal (zip) code of where they were produced. European customs officials were given a list of postal codes for occupied territory. Last year, the EU made the list public. In May, the EU postponed an expected decision to require products from settlements to be labeled as such explicitly. The delay reportedly came at Washington's request, to allow Secretary of State John Kerry time to renew Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. The new restrictions on funding fit the same trend of rising European frustration—and the same effort by Israel's friends to aim economic sanctions only at settlements. Europe is still giving Israel a chance to reach a two-state agreement.
Netanyahu, Bennett, and others on the right can proclaim that the Green Line belongs to the past. But if the government refuses to join Horizon 2020, it will starve the research and development that powers the Israeli economy. Netanyahu can tell the public that he won't accept "diktats." The business community, especially the high-tech sector, will be harder to convince. The crisis long foretold has arrived.
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Fri, 2013-08-09 11:48
May I respectfully draw attention to the following please. Please accept my apologies if it is long. God bless you all.
* The UN view of the Palestinian Territories can be seen at
the following URL: http://unispal.un.org/pdfs/OCH....
* The West Bank and East Jerusalem is occupied Palestine (bilaterally recognised by 132 nations in the world including India, China, Russia, Brazil, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Iceland).
* Palestine is officially a non-member State and recognised by the UN. 138 nations supported Pales-tine last November in its successful bid for statehood. France, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Greece, Cyprus and Malta were among many European nations to support Palestine. Their vote for Palestine was important as were those cast by India, China, Russia, Brazil, Japan, Mexico and New Zealand who supported Palestine too. The Secretary General of the UN and Vatican Church wel-comed the re-birth of Palestine.
* However, Palestine (West Bank and East Jerusalem) is still illegally held and sadly Israel's Prime Minister Mr Netanyahu has ignored the ruling of the International Court of Justice (subsequently sup-ported by the UN and EU) with respect to the "separation barrier". This "wall" is 3 times the length of the Berlin Wall.
* UNESCO's recognition of Palestine in 2011 was supported by France, Spain, Ireland, Belgium, Norway, Greece and other European nations.
* Please also see UNSC Resolution 478 concerning Jerusalem. The 4th Geneva Convention is appli-cable to all the Palestinian Territories.
* International law and UN Resolutions (over which there are over 150) are ignored by Israel's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.
* UN Resolutions specify Israel's illegal hold of the Palestinian Territories to be a violation of the 4th Geneva Convention and as such is a War Crime under international law. More so now, that settle-ments are being placed in another nation.
Yours sincerely
*** UN Security Council Resolution 478 (1980) of 20 August
The Security Council, recalling its resolution 476 (1980);
reaffirming again that the acquisition of territory by force is inadmissible;
deeply concerned over the enactment of a "basic law" in the Israeli
Knesset proclaiming a change in the character and status of the Holy City of
Jerusalem, with its implications for peace and security; noting that Israel has
not complied with resolution 476 (1980); reaffirming its determination to
examine practical ways and means, in accordance with the relevant provisions of
the Charter of the United Nations, to secure the full implementation of its
resolution 476 (1980), in the event of non-compliance by Israel ; Censures in
the strongest terms the enactment by Israel of the "basic law" on
Jerusalem and the refusal to comply with relevant Security Council resolutions;
*** Resolution 694 (1991) - BINDING
Adopted by the Security Council at its 2989th meeting on 24
May 1991
The Security Council,
Reaffirming its resolution 681 (1990),
Having learned with deep concern and consternation that Israel has, in violation of its obligations un-der the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, and acting in opposition to relevant Security Council resolutions, and to the detriment of efforts to achieve a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East, deported four Palestinian civilians on 18 May 1991,
1. Declares that the action of the Israeli authorities of deporting four Palestinians on 18 May is in vio-lation of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, which is applicable to all the Palestinian territories
occupied by Israel since 1967, including Jerusalem;
2. Deplores this action and reiterates that Israel, the occupying Power, refrain from deporting any Palestinian civilian from the occupied territories and ensure the save and immediate return of all those
3. Decides to keep the situation under review.
*** Resolution 672 (1990) - BINDING
Adopted by the Security Council at its 2948th meeting on 12 October 1990
The Security Council,
Recalling its resolutions 476 (1980) and 478 (1980),
Reaffirming that a just and lasting solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict must be based on its resolutions 242 (1967) and 338 (1973) through an active negotiating process which takes into account the right
to security for all States in the region, including Israel, as well as the legitimate political rights of the Palestinian people,
Taking into consideration the statement of the Secretary-General relative to the purpose of the mis-sion he is sending to the region and conveyed to the Council by the President on 12 October 1990,
1. Expresses alarm at the violence which took place on 8 October at the Al Haram al Shareef and other Holy Places of Jerusalem resulting in over twenty Palestinian deaths and to the in-jury of more than one hundred and fifty people, including Palestinian civilians and innocent worshippers;
2. Condemns especially the acts of violence committed by the Israeli security forces resulting in inju-ries and loss of human life;
3. Calls upon Israel, the occupying Power, to abide scrupulously by its legal obligations and responsibilities under the Fourth Geneva Convention, which is applicable to all the territories occupied by
Israel since 1967;
4. Requests, in connection with the decision of the Secretary-General to send a mission to the region, which the Council welcomes, that he submit a report to it before the end of October 1990 containing his
findings and conclusions and that he use as appropriate all the resources of the United Nations in the region in carrying out the mission.
24th April 2012 – UK Foreign Secretary William Hague said:
"I strongly condemn the Israeli government's decision yesterday to turn three illegal outposts in the West Bank into settlements. I urged the Israeli government in my statement on 5 April to remove - not
legalise - outposts across the West Bank".
Furthermore, I would like to refer you to specific serious concerns raised by the International Court of Justice (2004) - with relevance to the 'security barrier' - which was viewed with alarm by the interna-tional community. Incidentally the reference to the illegality of settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem was also reinforced when the International Court of Justice also found the following (in-deed the EU supported the UN vote pertaining to the 'security barrier'):
* That the separation barrier is intended to assist the settlements, the establishment of which violates Article 49 of the Convention. Also, the court pointed out that the restrictions placed on the local population located between the barrier and the Green Line are liable to lead to abandonment of the land, which also constitutes a violation of Article 49. In addition, the opinion stated that taking control of private land to build the barrier injured private property owners, and thus violated Articles 46 and 52 of the Hague Regulations of 1907 and of Article 53 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Some other key UN Security Council Resolutions on Palestine – BINDING AND INTERNATIONAL LAW (there are over 150 UN Resolutions)
252 (21 May 1968)
Urgently calls upon Government of Israel to rescind measures that change the legal status of Jerusalem, including the expropriation of land and properties thereon.
262 (31 December 1968)
Calls upon Government of Israel to pay compensation to Lebanon for the destruction of airliners at Beirut International Airport.
267 (3 July 1969)
Expects Israel rescind measures seeking to change the legal status of occupied East Jerusalem.
271 (15 September 1969)
Expects the demand that Government of Israel rescind measures seeking to change the legal status of occupied East Jerusalem.
298 (25 September 1971)
Expects the demand that Government of Israel rescind measures seeking to change the legal status of occupied East Jerusalem.
446 (22 March 1979)
Calls on Israel to cease, on an urgent basis, the establishment, construction, and planning of settlements in the Palestinian Territories, occupied since 1967, including Jerusalem.
452 (20 July 1979)
Expects Israel cease, on an urgent basis, the establishment, construction, and planning of settlements in the Palestinian Territories, occupied since 1967, including Jerusalem.
465 (1 March 1980)
Expects Israel cease, the establishment, construction, and planning of illegal settlements in the Palestinian Territories, occupied since 1967, including Jerusalem.
471 (5 June 1980)
Demands prosecution of those involved in the assassination attempt of West Bank leaders and compensation for damages; Expects demands to comply by Fourth Geneva Convention.
484 (19 December 1980)
Expects Israeli compliance with the Fourth Geneva Convention.
573 (4 October 1985)
Condemns the Government of Israeli with respect to the attack in Tunisia. Call on Israel to pay compensation for human and material losses from its attack and to refrain from all such attacks or threats of attacks against other nations.
592 (8 December 1986)
Demands Israel comply with the Fourth Geneva Conventions in all Occupied Palestinian Territories including East Jerusalem.
605 (22 December 1987)
Calls upon the Government of Israel, the Occupying Power, to comply by the Fourth Geneva Convention.
607 (5 January 1988)
Expects Israel to comply with the Fourth Geneva Convention as well as cease its practice of deportations from the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
608 (14 January 1988), 636 (6 July 1989), 641 (30 August 1989)
Expects that Israel cease the deportations of Palestinian people from the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
672 (12 October 1990)
Expects Israel to comply by the provisions of the Fourth Geneva Convention in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
673 (24 October 1990)
Demands that the Israel come into compliance with UN Resolution 672.
681 (20 December 1990)
Expects Israel to comply with the Fourth Geneva Convention with respect to the Occupied Palestinian Territories including East Jerusalem.
694 (24 May 1991)
Expects that Israel stop Palestinian civilian deportation from the Occupied Palestinian Territories and ensure the safe and immediate return of deportees.
726 (6 January 1992)
Expects Israel to comply with the provisions of the Fourth Geneva Convention and to cease its deportation practice from Occupied Palestinian Territories.
799 (18 December 1992)
Reaffirms Fourth Geneva Convention to all Palestinian Territories occupied by Israel since 1967, including Jerusalem. Also affirms that deportation of civilians constitutes a contravention of its obligations under the Convention.
904 (18 March 1994)
Israel is called upon, as the occupying power, to take and implement measures, inter alia, confiscation of arms, with the aim of preventing illegal acts of violence by settlers.
1073 (28 September 1996)
Calls on the safety and security of Palestinian civilians to be ensured.
1322 (7 October 2000)
Calls upon Israel to comply with the Fourth Geneva Convention regarding the responsibilities of the occupying power in the Palestinian Territories.
1402 (30 March 2002)
Calls for Israel to withdraw from Palestinian cities.
1403 (4 April 2002)
Demands that the Government of Israel go through with the implementation of UNSC Resolution 1402.
1405 (19 April 2002)
UN inspector call to investigate civilian deaths during Israel's assault on the Palestinian Jenin refugee camp.
1435 (24 September 2002)
Calls on Israel to withdraw to positions of September 2000 and end its military activities in and around Ramallah, including the destruction of security and civilian infrastructure.
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Tributes to policeman killed in motorbike crash
Last updated at 20:21, Thursday, 19 April 2012
A policeman from Seaton who died in a motorbike crash had qualified as a firearms officer just days earlier, it was revealed this week.
At his funeral at Distington Hall Crematorium on Monday, colleagues with whom PC Craig Postlethwaite had struck up a close friendship during the eight-week firearms training course formed a guard of honour with unloaded rifles.
After the service, Cumbria's Chief Constable Stuart Hyde said the 38-year-old had all the qualities you would want in a police officer.
Insp Mark Wear, a close family friend and colleague, described PC Postlethwaite after the ceremony as a natural born thief taker.
PC Postlethwaite died on April 4 when his motorcycle was in collision with a Volkswagen Tiguan on Lamplugh Road between Cockermouth and Eaglesfield.
Insp Wear told the 300-strong funeral congregation, including about 150 police officers, that it was hard to believe that he had only served in the police force since 2008.
He added: "He seems to have been one of those cops who has been about forever.
"After working with Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service, Craig finally fulfilled his childhood dream when just over four years ago he joined the police.
"Throughout his career Craig has always looked to improve his skills and from the very beginning, within two weeks of joining, he was pestering to be put onto the public order training course."
That training paid off when PC Postlethwaite, along with Insp Wear, was among the Cumbrian officers deployed to support their counterparts in London during last year's riots.
Two months ago PC Postlethwaite left his patrol job in Whitehaven and moved to the roads policing unit, based in Workington, fulfilling another ambition.
Mr Hyde said: "I have been told by many of his colleagues that he was an exceptional and dedicated officer, who was a well respected friend and colleague to many.
"We have gathered today to pay our respects to an exemplary officer who will be missed by many and is a great loss to the policing family.
"My thoughts are with his family on this sad day."
He said that PC Postlethwaite was an officer who could be trusted with the highest level of risk and had shown great promise as a firearms officer.
He added: "He had a great sense of understanding how to communicate without shouting or arguing with people. He was always working to support his colleagues.
"I think the turnout at the crematorium demonstrates the high esteem in which he was held.
"It was absolutely packed and we had a huge number of people outside listening to it.
"He leaves behind a devastated family and a lot of very upset friends and colleagues."
Officers were drafted in from Penrith to allow as many of PC Postlethwaite's colleagues as possible to attend the service.
Insp Wear said: "He loved his job and loved to tell everybody the stories about it, whether they'd been with him or not.
"He was always dedicated to everything he did and took a massive amount of pride and satisfaction in it.
"It's a huge loss."
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"If there had to be an injury to somebody since I've been here, this is the year," Headley said on Saturday. "… We are as deep as we've been, one to eight."
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In short: Beautiful scenery and a great run if a little hot.In full: Loved this run, the scenery was magnificent and it was great to take part in a point to point for once, rather than the usual circuit or laps. The summer heat made it tricky - I'd love to do the same route in the winter but it'd probably be too dangerous because of flooding.Date of review: September 25, 2014
In short: One of the most scenic races I've doneIn full: A very well organised race, as it has been the previous two times I've run it. It was nice to be able to get a printout of your result as soon as you'd finished, and the ice cream van was very welcome on a hot day, nothing else to add to the other comments. I certainly hope to do it again next year.Date of review: July 28, 2014
In short: Perfect Purple PatchIn full: Have no more to add that the others haven't already said.Date of review: July 28, 2014
In short: An all time favouriteIn full: A glorious event, lovely scenery and all of the usual super slick organisation that you'd expect from Purple Patch. I've run this every year since 2007 and this was the best yet - I may be a mid-pack plodder these days so perhaps I take more time to take in the view!My last race in the area was the debacle of the F3 Events attempt at putting on something similar a couple of months ago - I'd put the Down Tow Up Flow down as a great example of how to really organise a race. First class.Date of review: July 28, 2014
In short: Hot trot by the ThamesIn full: Second time doing this run, last was in 2012 on the adjusted route due to Olympics at Eton Dorney. Start in Windsor was well organised, leaving promptly at 10am. Despite most of the run being on narrow trail, the wave starts made sure it wasn't too crowed. A couple of kissing-gates and road crossings didn't make too much of an impact - the steps over the bridge at about 11mi certainly woke the quads up!All in all a good race. A tad too hot to be pushing for PBs, especially the final third once leaving Cookham in the exposed fields...unrelenting sunshine! Nice for a stroll, not so good after 9/10 miles of hard running!See you at the startline again soon.Date of review: July 28, 2014
In short: One of the best half marathons in the countryIn full: The previous correspondents have said it all.Magnificent route-encouraging marshalls-bags of waterstops-unusual medal-excellent organisation.What more can one hope for?Perhaps a t-shirt?PS My wife also won an award!Date of review: July 28, 2014
In short: This is an exceptionally organised race along a beautiful stretch of the Thames. Friendly and open to all - do it !Date of review: July 28, 2014
In short: A great race, very well organisedIn full: This race is always one of the high spots of my year and each year it gets better organised. The scenery is beautiful and the organisation is faultless but always looking for small improvements. The park in Windsor was an ideal start venue this time round. The course is quite narrow but the "wave" starts mean that it never seems too crowded to run. Given the course and fact that this always seems to be run on the hottest weekend of the year this is never going to be a race for PBs (although my days of PBs are long behind me anyway!!) but if I could only run one event a year this would be the one.Date of review: July 28, 2014
In short: Seeing how the other half live!! In full: Lovely. There are a couple of bottlenecks but the course does run along the towpath and this is very clear in the race information. The Windsor start and first few miles make the course even more scenic (and easier parking) than the previous Chalvey start (when I last run it in 2012), and adds the wonderful little church at Boveney to the route.The route is uplifting for pretty much the full distance, and the total value of the properties you run past must equate to the GDP of a small country! It is also surprising how isolated you can feel in such a populous area.My only little gripes - which are very little - were getting out of the car park in Marlow (aargh!) and the lack of goody bags. Date of review: July 27, 2014
In short: Magnificent scenery on a hot day In full: Back at this much loved race after a year off with injury. Course's timeless river beauty undiminished. Too hot for PB but a privilege to take part. Many thanks to wonderful organisers and very encouraging marshals Date of review: July 27, 2014
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Wilson College Basketball kicked off the season 2-0 winning the First Annual Women's College Tip-off Tournament hosted at Cedar Crest College. The Phoenix faced Cedar Crest Saturday in the first game of the tournament and Bryn Mawr College in Sunday's Championship game.
Four different Phoenix scored in double figures in Wilson's 66-55 win over the Cedar Crest Falcons. Sophomore, Ashlee Yealy (Hanover, Pa./ Hanover) led Wilson with 22 points and 14 rebounds, recording her first double double of the season. Junior, Vanessa Whitfield (Chambersburg, Pa./ Chambersburg) also earned a double double, putting up 11 points and grabbing 12 boards. Wilson's senior ball handler, Tara Fields (Berryville, Va./ Clark County) was the Phoenix second leading scorer with 17 points. In her rookie debut, Morgan Wonders (Newville, Pa./ Big Spring) posted 10 points and 4 rebounds.
In Sunday's Championship game against Bryn Mawr College, the Phoenix started the game with an early lead, converting the first two buckets of the game. The Owl's battled back, tying the game at 6 all just six minutes into the game . The rest of the half would prove to be a battle as the two teams tied the game and traded leads five times throughout the first half of play. However, it was Bryn Mawr who held a three point advantage going into the half-time break.
The Owls added to their led to start the second half, however, the Phoenix's defense stepped up to hold the Owls scoreless for over a 5:30 minute span, allowing Wilson to gain a lead that they would not relinquish. Bryn Mawr did get within 2 points in the final minutes of the game, however the Phoenix made several key baskets down the stretch, included Yealy's second chance lay-up with 27 seconds remaining in the game to give Wilson a four point cushion. Whitfield added insurance to Wilson's lead, converting a foul shot with 13 seconds remaining.
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ROCKFORD, Ill.---Chicago Wolves goaltender Eddie Lack was 22 seconds away from his fourth shutout of the season, but Rockford forward Jeremy Morin scored in overtime to lift the IceHogs to a 1-0 victory Sunday night at the MetroCentre.
Morin intercepted a clearing attempt by the Wolves defense, made two deft moves on his way toward the net and flipped the puck home from close range at 4:38 of overtime to end the Illinois Lottery Cup contest.
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First Period---None. Penalties---Archibald, Chicago (high-sticking double minor), 12:41; Roussel, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct), 12:41; Smith, Rockford (unsportsmanlike conduct), 12:41; Bollig, Rockford (slashing), 16:03; Clackson, Chicago (slashing), 20:00.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Fornataro, Rockford (tripping), 1:29; Svendsen, Rockford (tripping), 6:28; Fahey, Rockford (roughing), 8:14; Polasek, Chicago (tripping), 14:38; Flick, Chicago (roughing), 17:10; Lalonde, Chicago (boarding major), 18:41; Roussel, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct misconduct), 20:00.
Third Period---None. Penalties---Fahey, Rockford (cross-checking), 4:06; Lalonde, Rockford (delay of game), 7:46; Connauton, Chicago (cross-checking), 14:24.
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Shots on goal---Chicago: 5-10-11-3---29; Rockford: 18-9-9-4—41. Power plays---Chicago 0-8; Rockford 0-5. Goalies—Chicago, Lack (40-41); Rockford, Hutton (29-29). A---4,111. Referees---Joe Sullivan and Jamie Koharski. Linesmen---Aaron Mills and Dan Dineen.


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Writing at the Washington Examiner, Byron York cites this as evidence that the Obama campaign is out of step with the public:
The point is that Americans prioritize what they want their political leaders to do, and right now, the things that are on top of the voters' list — creating jobs, reducing corruption, and cutting the deficit — are issues that Mitt Romney and Republicans in Congress have been stressing every day. And the goals the president has been stressing are simply not at the top of voters' concerns.
This might be true for reducing corruption, which is a key theme for Mitt Romney. But I'm not sure if it's accurate to say that voters are genuinely concerned with cutting the deficit, and it's simply wrong to claim that President Obama hasn't been stressing job creation. The president's campaign speeches are saturated with talk of job creation, from emphasizing the performance of the last three-and-a-half years to pushing the American Jobs Act. Like the Romney campaign, the Obama team understands that voters want the government to do something about "jobs." And so it's central to their message.
We have to be careful when we discuss how the public perceives the deficit. It's not clear, to me at least, that voters understand the "deficit" as the difference between outlays and revenues. To borrow a citation from Jonathan Bernstein, look to the famous town hall-style debate in 1992, when one audience member asked George H.W. Bush how the national debt "personally affected" him. Read literally, this question doesn't make any sense. But if you hear "national debt" as a synonym for "poor economy," then the question is perfectly clear.
When voters say they want to cut the deficit, what they likely mean is that they want to improve the economy. And since the Obama campaign is focused on that as well, it's fair to say that there is no incongruity between President Obama and the desires of the American public. The real question is whether voters believe that Obama can actually deliver on fixing the economy.
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Polls are so weird. For instance, York also says, "The candidate who Americans think has the better plans on each of these issues will have an advantage." But many of these issues might be important, yet less responsive to executive power. For instance, what does reducing corruption even mean? I would say it would be the power of lobbyists to define policy agenda at the expense of national interest - such as hiring libertarians to regulate energy. But that says more about my own ideology than it does any presidential "corruption plan".
So, in a sense, many of these things are kind of signals for ideological bent, as opposed to concrete policy. Maybe I don't think Obama can do much about lobbying, but at least he shares my pro-regulation philosophy. Maybe my corruption is another person's smart, informed policy. This is the kind of stuff that takes the amorphous form of political branding. Obama being more or less left-wing is going to enforce how I view a lot of his response to particular issues that may be of concern to me, and thus I may not have to have my messaging so strictly tailored.
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We have a 21 month old and have had her in our bed since day one and have always held her or had our nanny hold her until she falls asleep for naptime. Unfortunately our nanny is going back to work and we are having to move our daughter to a montessori day care. Our major issue now is how we are going to get her to go to sleep on her own since there is no way the day care is going to hold her until she falls asleep like we have done her whole life. What can we do to make this transition easy? She is also still breastfed so her night time ritual has revolved around breastfeeding, but she does not have that for naptimes during the week.
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Not going into daycare, but expecting #2 and want to start transitioning her to going to sleep on her own without breastfeeding. Nighttime has a good routine, but nap is just breastfeeding...she just goes down really easily that way! Sometimes at night, she will still be awake after breastfeeding and will 'wander' around the bed and eventually lay down to go to sleep. Or I will take her downstairs with me and she will fall asleep on my lap while I relax with DH.
Getting her own bed in next couple weeks or so...at least for nap times and initial bedtime (she is still working on sleeping thru). She is 18mos
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I think this is a common concern! Here are some other threads on the same issue or variation of it if you want to read them.
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sorry to have missed the OP, but if it's a montessori day care, i wouldn't worry a bit about thow they're going to get them to sleep. it's the most amazing thing to watch them get all the toddlers down for nap. they just go right down! and they typically sleep longer than at home! i work at a montessori and my son is in the toddler program. after 2 years there it's still shocking to me.
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it's crazy. they get out 15 cots, turn down the lights, put on soft music, tell the toddlers to lay down, and they all go to sleep. sometimes i think what i really need at naptime is 14 more toddlers!
I used to work at a "Montessori-like" school. It's totally true...teachers would just get out the cots and tell the kids it was time for a nap. Sometimes there would be a new child in the class that would be having a hard time with it, and the teachers would help that child and hold and rock them more. I think you should talk to the teachers about your concerns. But your daughter may surprise you...at that age she'll see that all the other kids do it, and there is no reason that she shouldn't follow the group.


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SkyUI is a mod that aims to improve Skyrim's User Interface by making it easier to use with mouse and keyboard, less wasteful of available screen space, and nicer to look at.
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Included features:
- Icons to replace the text-based category list.
- Colored icons for each item type.
- Configurable text size, so more entries can be displayed at once.
- Extra columns to include additional item information. Examples are weight and value in general, and damage or armor rating for specific categories.
- Sortable columns to order items by a specific stat. Multi-state columns to quickly single out equipped, stolen, enchanted or poisoned items.
- Additional status icons to flag stolen, enchanted and poisoned items.
- Full-text search through the inventory.
- Intuitive and efficient keyboard navigation, as well as support for gamepads.
- Configurable Itemcard and 3D Item positions to support multi-monitor resolutions.
- Columns can be shown or hidden on-the-fly with the Customize button next to the filter box.
- Button art is no longer static but matches the current control mapping.
The barter and container menus use a panel similar to the new player inventory, including all its features like sorting and searching.Additional features:
- Two tabs to toggle between the player and vendor/container views.
- Carry weight is now displayed in the bottom bar when bartering.
- Tweaked menu controls for the container menu. No more accidental 'Take All' when you wanted to 'Store'.
The magic menu layout has been adapted to fit with the other new menus as well. The panel is now at the left side for a consistent look and feel.Icons for each magic type make it easy to identify them in combined views, and new sorting options will prove especially useful for spellcasters:
- Organize spells by skill level, spell cost, duration or magnitude.
- Sort dragon shouts by level and recovery time.
- List active effects by source and remaining time.
The Mod Configuration Menu (MCM) for Skyrim is an in-game configuration panel that's part of SkyUI since version 3.0.The concept was adopted from the original MCM for Fallout: New Vegas.This panel was not just made for SkyUI options alone; other mods can add their configuration menus, too!
For a lot of mod authors, allowing customization is important and they spend considerable time making their mods as configurable as they can.
But so far, presenting these options to the player in a user-friendly way has been difficult.
The MCM addresses this problem and provides several advantages for both players and mod authors:
- A 'Mod Configuration' option is accessible from the pause menu - there's no more need for immersion-breaking menu items or spells that clutter the player's inventory.
- Options can be presented with proper UI elements (sliders, sub-menus, checkboxes, color-pickers, button icons etc.).
- Scalability - each mod menu can have up to 128 sub-pages, each containing up to 128 options.
- Localization capabilities for all languages that are supported by the game.
- A simple, yet flexible API, extensive documentation and examples to enable easy and rapid development.
- Usable with mouse, keyboard and gamepad.
Finding certain locations on the map by name can be a tedious task, especially as the number of map markers increases.
We addressed this problem by adding a search dialog to the map menu:
- Filter the list of discovered locations for relevant entries in a matter of seconds.
- The target destination is highlighted and automatically centered on the map.
- Mod added map markers as well as custom worldspaces are supported by default.
Instead of having to constantly open the magic menu, active magic effects can now be displayed directly in the HUD.
For effects that manipulate actor values, emblems are used to show the type of change.
For temporal effects, a timer bar indicates the duration.
All magic effect types the game includes are supported. This extends to mod added content as well.
To support individual user preferences, the following properties are configurable:
- Icon size;
- Alignment and orientation;
- Manual position adjustment;
- Minimum duration threshold.
The new favorites menu is still keeping true to the original concept - a fast, non-intrusive way to access your essential items.
To improve it, we made several additions and changes:
- Three extra categories to filter out gear (weapons + armor), aid (potions + ingredients) and magic (spells + shouts).
- A compact item list with more space and improved hotkey indicators.
- Item icons as known from the inventory.
What makes them useful beyond enabling extended categorization is the "Group Use" command.
This processes each item in a group depending on its type:
- Armor, clothing and accessoires are put on.
- Potions are consumed and poisons are applied to the current weapon.
- Weapons, shields and spells are equipped, with full support for dual wield combinations.
If you were using SkyUI 2.2 or older, you must remove it completely before installing the new version.
Letting NMM handle the updating works fine, too.
Automatic Download with NMM
- Click the Download with manager button on top of the file.
- SkyUI will appear in in NMM's Mods list once it's downloaded. Double-click the SkyUI entry to Activate it.
Manual Download with NMM
- Start NMM and click on Mods.
- In the left icon bar, click on Add Mod From File and select the downloaded archive file.
- SkyUI will now appear in the list. Double-click to Activate it.
Manual Installation
- Locate the Data/ folder in your Skyrim installation directory. Typically it's found at Program Files/Steam/steamapps/common/skyrim/Data/.
- Extract the contents of the downloaded archive file to your Data/ folder.
- In the Skyrim Launcher, select Data Files and enable SkyUI.esp.
The uninstallation method depends on which SkyUI version you were using before and how you installed it.
SkyUI 2.2 or older have to be removed before upgrading to 3.0.
For details, see the following instructions that match your current SkyUI version/installation method.
NMM installation / Any SkyUI version
In NMM's mod list, search for the SkyUI entry and deactivate the mod.
Manual installation / SkyUI 2.2 or older
If you installed the SkyUI files manually, you also have to remove them manually.
View the contents of the SkyUI archive you are using, look for each file at its install location and remove it.
If this fails, consider removing your interface folder and use Steam to revert it to its original state (see Troubleshooting).
Manual installation / SkyUI 3.0 or newer
- Locate the Data/ folder in your Skyrim installation directory. Typically it's found at Program Files/Steam/steamapps/common/skyrim/Data/.
- Delete SkyUI.esp and SkyUI.bsa from the data folder.
Problem: There's an error message, reporting "SKYUI ERROR CODE X"...
See this page for a list all the potential errors and their solutions.
Problem: There are dollar signs ($) in front of all words in the main menu (and in lots of other places, too)!
This happens if you accidently removed Data/Interface/Translate_<language>.txt.
To restore it, use Steam to verify the integrity of Skyrim's game-cache (Steam -> Library -> Properties of Skyrim -> Local files tab -> Verify integrity of game cache).
Problem: There are mods missing from my MCM list. Is there anything I can do about it?
Before starting to reinstall mods, you can try to run a repair script we added in SkyUI 3.2.
To do this, open the console and enter "setStage SKI_ConfigManagerInstance 1" (without the quotes).
Question: Do you support older versions of the game?
No. SkyUI requires the Skyrim Script Extender to be fully functional, which in turn requires you to have the latest version of the game. If SKSE could not be detected, a warning message will be displayed. The purpose of this message is not harassment, but to warn users that SKSE was not installed correctly, and to avoid false bug reports that would otherwise result from this.
Question: What's the meaning of the small icons after the item name in the inventory?
Yellow star: Favorite
Diamond: Best item in class
Red hand: Stolen
Blue bolt: Enchanted
Green drop: Poisoned
Eye: Read book/scroll
Question: What's the meaning of the active effect icons?
See here.
Question: Where is the Value/Weight column?
Question: How can I access this menu with a controller?
Hold 'Order' for one second (default LT).
Question: Against better advice, I used to run SkyUI without SKSE. For version 3.0, a lot of things are broken now. Make a non-SKSE version?
Pretty much all new features of 3.0 would not be possible without SKSE. Best keep using 2.2.
Question: Where can I learn more about using the MCM for my mods?
Check out the official documentation.
Question: Is there going to be a standalone version version of the MCM?
Probably not. But what you can do is use this mod to override all SkyUI menu files besides the MCM with their default versions.
Question: I heard SkyUI is not controller-friendly. Is it true?
It's not true. SkyUI can be used with mouse/keyboard, but also with a controller.
Question: Can you send me the SkyUI source code? May I contribute something to the project?
Here's the SkyUI repository on GitHub.
If you want to contribute, just fork the repository and do what you want to do. If we think it's good, we'll merge it :)
Question: I'm using a controller and there's no location search in the map menu. How come?
Sorry, but for technical reasons, this feature only works when using mouse and keyboard (the directional keys are used to move the map, so scrolling through the list doesn't work, which makes the whole thing completely useless).


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Floral patterned chiffon dress with vegan faux leather bustier-style upper bodice. Upper bodice has woven faux leather trimming. Adjustable faux leather shoulder straps. Cool cutout detailing at back with elastic band across upper back. Zips up lower back. Bottom portion is lined. Printed bottom is gracefully draped.
The delicately romantic and texture heavy New Romantics collection was inspired by the dream-worthy beach views and magically hidden coves of Sardinia, Italy.
**Special Note: Please refer to the studio shots for accurate length of dress.
The delicately romantic and texture heavy New Romantics collection was inspired by the dream-worthy beach views and magically hidden coves of Sardinia, Italy.
**Special Note: Please refer to the studio shots for accurate length of dress.
*Skirt Portion - 100% Rayon
*Upper Bodice - 52% Polyester, 48% Rayon
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*Upper Bodice - 52% Polyester, 48% Rayon
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Measurements for 6:Length (from top of bust): 34 1/2"
Bust (all around - relaxed): 31"
Waist (all around): 28"
Total Strap Length (at longest): 18"
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by carlymrichardson Short Girls Dream! As a 5ft nothing girl buying long dresses I don't have to tailor is difficult. This dress is a dream! It hits me just below the ankles. I bought this for an outdoor wedding in August and I'm very pleased. It's surprisingly casual considering the faux leather bust. Speaking bust - 38C here - it's a little snug. The back strap is a very strong elastic and it does its job holding everything together. The only pitfall is the illusion of extra skin because of how tight the elastic is. However, a cropped jacket is being paired with it so no one will notice. The only other thing that may disappoint some is the coloring of the skirt isn't nearly as jewel-tone or rich in person, its a little more pale. Fit is true to size. 6.25.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Fashionista1000 Fantastic! This dress is so cute and made very well! the leather bustier is amazing and makes your chest look great and the skirt part is so pretty with the front drape and love that its sheer on the lower leg part of the dress. I'm a 34D and the size 4 fit perfectly a little snug on the chest but not constricting and my boobs do not hang out at all just fantastic if your size is available grab it while you can! 6.13.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by amandachambers2 Dream Dress I bought this dress for my grad and I absolutely love this! I have been wanting it for over a year now, but I never took the plunge and bought it until it was half off. It's true that it does run small, I would say for me it ran a full size down. However, it depends how broad of a back you have (it zips up the back and then is elastic on top.) Mine is a bit tight and I'll have to replace the elastic to make it roomier, this isn't a problem for me, and this is basically my dream dress. If you don't want to go through alterations I would size up or not buy it. The length is exactly like it is on the model, even though I'm 5'3". The dress also has a slip underneath and is completely lined, it is very well made and the neckline is completely symmetrical. 5.26.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Kismetrickarma Beautiful dress This dress is very well-made and just like the high-low lolita dress the size 8 in new romantics - it is a bit more fitted. So some might want to size up. I'd love to see more designs like this in the future with leather tops and without flowery designs. I'm currently losing my baby weight but can tell from trying it on now at a weight of 163 and height 5'9" that it will fit beautifully when I hit 145. Thank-you to the previous reviewer who had shared her daughter's experience with the dress. I had already ordered my dress but her advice was right on. The colours are not bright-bright, but that's exactly what I wanted. I find the previous studio photo main image for this dress with the brunette showed the true colour best. This dress is an ultimate keeper! My only disappointment was that free people seemed to wait an entire week to ship my order even though I paid extra and a customer service rep lied and told me my package was in transit when I knew that only the electronic order had been created. (I have my own business so I could tell immediately). The item wasn't accepted by the post until a whole week later and then took a whole other week to arrive. I wasn't in a hurry, but I do expect honesty in customer service. I spend a lot of money here and would like to see an improvement in your order fulfillment turnaround. I get packages from Australia faster! Anyway, gorgeous dress, but I have been ordering from other sites more often recently due to my experience with your customer service. 5.15.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by leberger86 Beautiful I have been wanting this dress for so long and finally jumped on it when it went on sale. I am sooo glad I did not listen to the other reviewers who said it ran big. I went with my normal size and it worked out perfectly. I'm always an 8 at Free People and I am glad I stuck with that. A for the dress itself, it is so pretty! I love the way it felts and feels one. The only reason I gave this 4 stars is because the quality isn't quite what I was expecting. I thought the top part would have been a little better quality for the price paid, but its still worth it. If you are hesitating, just take the plunge and get it! 5.13.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by chickenmama Fabulous! Buy it now! I bought this dress for my daughter as an option for prom. We both absolutely loved it!! The colors in the skirt are so beautiful together, much prettier and softer in person than the photos. I wasn't sure if she would like the way the skirt is pulled up and sort of looped at the bottom, but it adds just the right amount of body and depth to the skirt so that it just doesn't hang there. Now the bodice is incredible! The leather is very soft, and the details with the braiding and rolled trim are amazing! The waist fit very nicely, the straps are adjustable to make it just right, and the elastic strap across the back hold the sides of the bodice nice and snug so that there is no gapping. Truly everything about this dress is wonderful!! And now with the sale price it is truly a piece you don't want to miss. As for the fit, my daughter is 5'3", 135 lbs, 36B, and has a curvy, muscular build because she is a dancer, therefore her weight is deceiving because she looks petite. She usually wears a 6 or an 8 in FP dresses that are fitted through the bodice because she needs the room in her ribcage and bust. We went with the 8 in this dress, and it fit very nicely, not one bit of alteration needed. She decided to go with Ana's Limited Edition Dress for Prom, but I went ahead and kept this as well, because with college coming up, she can wear this to so many things, and in any season. You can also dress it up or down with shoes, jackets and accessories. We loved it!! 5.10.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Jessica_C colors not as bright but worked fine for me i've been eyeing this dress for a long time and finally decided to take the splurge. as far as fitting goes it's a little snug, my measurements are 32C-23-32, and i got the 0. it's a big tight at the bust, not constricting though, the chest area is roomy, i can fit a bra in it. this is most definitely NOT a maxi dress, i'm 5'6 and it only reaches above my ankles. as far as colors go, both the skirt and bust are duller than in the pictures, which is a shame because the colorful skirt is what attracted me to this dress in the first place and for this price tag it should have those rich colors! the way it's draped can look a bit awkward at times. so far no defects on mine 4.15.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by p1gp3n pretty but didn't work i've wanted this dress for a while, so i decided to take a chance with my bday discount. from the reviews, I knew that it fits small so I went up a couple of sizes, which isn't abnormal for me with the new romantics line. it almost worked. the length was great, as the back is not too long and is around my ankles (I'm 5'3"). the top fits fine and I'm on the busty side. but the issue is the back. the cutout is not flattering when I'm not lean in the back. oh well. i do like the dress itself. the leather top is cute and the floral skirt is pretty. 4.9.2013
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