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Posted 24 December 2012 - 07:07
I think anyone who already owns other consoles and picks up a WiiU will find it to be a good console. Even a very good console. But anyone looking for it to be their main console, well, they may very well be disappointed.
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Well if they had everything done on the big screen then it take you out of the game cause the game would pause while your looking at your survival pouch kit or what ever your looting and thus make the imminent danger go away because you could always just pause the game to loot and adjust things how ya wanted for an up coming zombie you see with everything done on the GP your focus has shifted some and you may just might forge about the zombies that could come from anywhere . Now for the Combat it is done the way it is for a reason YOU the player in the game the person you are in the game has no combat or survival skills .
Sorry missed the menu part you wrote on about the screen and being semi transparent well sorry to say but must reviews on the game disagree with you about that cause this does as i siad above give you the since of you better hurry up and yes having it done on the Tv in a semi transparent way would have sucked because despite it being see through somewhat it still hide some thing on screen a bit.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 16:33
Oh one thing that's really stupid. Nintendo has it's European head quarters in Germany and have decided to follow German law across all of Europe, which is stupid in itself and possibly "illegal" anyway.
Well German has decided that violent and sexual content can only be viewed after 23 at night and before 3 or so at night. This means that not only can I not display the details for ZombiU at this point in time on the eShop. I can't buy the game either. :facepalm:
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) This should have been a big week for Brady Quinn. The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback is coming off one of the best games of his career, helping his team win for only the second time this season. He's heading back to Cleveland, where he washed out as a first-round draft pick, brimming with confidence in his strong right arm. But as with the rest of the Chiefs, everything in Quinn's world has been cast in shadow. Rather than going to a postgame news conference and answering questions with pride, he stood before the bank of television cameras and talked about a tragedy. It had been barely 24 hours since linebacker Jovan Belcher killed his girlfriend and then turned the gun on himself. The way Quinn handled the situation was almost universally praised, and showed the kind of leadership ability that so far in his NFL career he's yet to truly replicate on the field. "Well, Brady has been very level-headed all along," Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. "He handles ...
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It's O.K. Buffalo Bills fans, you are not alone. Many of us are now wondering what exactly the Bills were doing when they traded for Tarvaris Jackson during the 2012 preseason and then released Vince Young. We thought it made some sense? The Bills felt they needed an upgrade over Tyler Thigpen and Vince Young. The Bills wanted some insurance in case Ryan Fitzpatrick went down. Right? Wrong… Let's rewind a bit and take a look at the terms of the deal that sent Jackson to Buffalo. Scheduled to make $4 million with the Seattle Seahawks this season Jackson agreed to take a pay cut to help the trade along. His contract expires at the end of this year and reports by the Bills indicate the seventh-round pick the Bills sent will become a sixth-rounder if Jackson is on the team's active roster for six games in 2012.… Read more
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Brooklyn Nets guard Deron Williams posted a video of himself playing dodgeball in a trampoline playground complex, and it looks like he was having a ball. Williams was warming up for his upcoming "Dodge Barrage" fundraiser, a round-robin style celebrity dodgeball tournament, on September 19th at the Basketball City complex in NYC. Proceeds from the event will benefit his Point of Hope Foundation and New York Collaborates for Autism H/T TNLP. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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This idea originated at Project Prospect. I liked the idea so much that I copied it. The concept is simple. I supply some video and you take a look at it and discuss what you like or dislike, or what you would change about the player in the video. Today I have a video of Juan Duran. Watch it and let's discuss. (There will be an afternoon post as well with news/notes/BA's International League Top 20).
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Novell BorderManager has been around for well over a decade—giving NetWare users perimeter security with robust Internet access controls, firewall services, content filtering functions and proxy and cache services. But as NetWare customers have moved to take advantage of the advanced features in Novell Open Enterprise Server on Linux, they haven't had a BorderManager equivalent. That has now changed. Novell has announced that SuperLumin Networks will be providing the preferred BorderManager replacement with its SuperLumin Nemesis Web acceleration product. In fact, Novell has entered into an agreement with SuperLumin to make SuperLumin Nemesis available on the Novell pricelist and to enable Novell to provide front-line support to its customers for the next two years.
Transitioning BorderManager capabilities to a trusted partner allows Novell to put more focus on its collaboration offerings, while allowing its customers to deploy a best-in-class perimeter security and proxy cache product from an expert in that field.
Many customers might wonder about the rationale behind it. In essence, it comes down to a two-fold answer. Transitioning BorderManager capabilities to a trusted partner allows Novell to put more focus on its collaboration offerings, while allowing its customers to deploy a best-in-class perimeter security and proxy cache product from an expert in that field.
SuperLumin is known as an early provider of solutions for the Linux environment and an industry leader in perimeter security. It's interesting to note that much of the SuperLumin engineering team consists of previous Novell employees that worked on the advanced development group for BorderManager, as well as Novell Internet Caching System, Novell iChain and Volera proxy cache solutions. Leveraging this combined expertise in Linux, perimeter security and caching, SuperLumin developed Nemesis from the ground up to provide a BorderManager replacement built on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server that delivers everything BorderManager customers want—and then some.
At Novell BrainShare 2010 in Salt Lake City, many Novell customers had an early glimpse of the SuperLumin product. At that time the SuperLumin team also took the opportunity to gather feedback from BorderManager customers as to what features and functions they would want in the SuperLumin offering. The services at the top of the list included forward proxy, transparent proxy, reverse proxy, client trust, ACL check, VPN and firewall. In response, SuperLumin has delivered all of these services in its Nemesis product and enhanced them far beyond what had been available in BorderManager.
Web Acceleration
Setting up SuperLumin Nemesis as an HTTP forward-proxy server is one of the most common methods for accelerating content delivery to your users' Web browsers. Once a browser has been configured to use SuperLumin as a forward-proxy server, all of the browser's requests are sent to the SuperLumin proxy server, which will grab the Web objects from the origin Web server, serve them up to the user's browser and then cache those Web objects in its local cache store. When subsequent requests for those same Web objects are received, the proxy server will then be able to deliver them from its local cache faster than if it had to access them from across the Internet. (See Figure 1.)
Making it even easier to take advantage of its caching services, SuperLumin also provides a transparent-proxy service. The transparent proxy works much the same way as the forward proxy—the main difference being that it eliminates the hassle of having to configure each of your users' Web browser. It automatically accelerates HTTP content delivery for all of your network users by having you simply configure your network router or switch to route all HTTP traffic to the transparent-proxy service on the SuperLumin Nemesis proxy server.
One of the nice things about transparent proxy in SuperLumin Nemesis is that it provides superior stability over what had been provided by Novell BorderManager. Some customers avoided using transparent proxy in BorderManager due to a tendency to unexpectedly crash. This is not the case with SuperLumin Nemesis. As mentioned before, even though SuperLumin delivers much of the same functionality as BorderManager, it doesn't share the same code base. This means that it also doesn't inherit any flaws that might have existed in BorderManager.
In addition to forward- and transparent-proxy services, SuperLumin Nemesis provides a reverse-proxy service. Its reverse-proxy capability allows you to dramatically improve the performance and response time of your organization's Web server by offloading all redundant content requests to the proxy service. By handling these redundant Web requests, your Web server bandwidth can be preserved for unique content and service requests, as well as supplying dynamic, uncached and updated content to the proxy server for subsequent caching.
Also, while forward- and transparent-proxy services cache content from hundreds and thousands of Web sites, a reverse-proxy can be used to cache specific Web sites or domains. For example, you can configure the reverse proxy to cache the content of multiple sites based on a list of host or domain names, such as www.novell.com, support.novell.com, or *.superlumin.com.
Additionally, you can place a reverse proxy in a local network to locally cache and accelerate desired content from specific sites. This allows the SuperLumin proxy server to take advantage of LAN speeds to locally deliver the cached content of these specific Web objects rather than relying on slower WAN speeds. For example, organizations that provide educational content can bring their content closer to individual schools by placing a reverse proxy at each school's local network to locally host the content of their Web sites for fast, local access.
Setting up SuperLumin Nemesis as an HTTP forward-proxy server is one of the most common methods for accelerating content delivery to your users' Web browsers.
Authentication and Access Control
One of the features that BorderManager customers most wanted to see in SuperLumin Nemesis, and which SuperLumin delivers, is the client trust feature. Client trust essentially provides eDirectory single sign-on. If users have already authenticated to eDirectory, SuperLumin Nemesis automatically recognizes those authentications and then automatically authenticates them in the background to the proxy service so users are not bothered with authentication prompts. While this was called client trust in BorderManager, it is simply referred to as SuperLumin single sign-on in SuperLumin Nemesis.
Beyond SuperLumin single sign-on for eDirectory environments, SuperLumin Nemesis provides a variety of other authentication options that can leverage your NTLM single sign-on, LDAP or RADIUS authentication infrastructure. It also supports external authentication from third-party Web-based authentication services.
SuperLumin delivers another frequently requested BorderManager feature called ACL Check, known simply as Access Control in SuperLumin Nemesis. It provides rule-based access controls that allow you to permit or block access to specific Internet sites. Using the SuperLumin browser-based management GUI, you can customize your own access control strategy by blocking content for all users, specific groups or individual users. You can block destinations by URL, a single IP address, an IP address range or an IP subnet. You can also create broad rules using wildcards to block or grant access to certain pages on a Web site.
(See Figure 2.)
In addition to blocking specific sites at a granular level with access controls, SuperLumin Nemesis has a set of APIs that provide hooks for third-party content filtering providers. Currently, ContentKeeper has an off-box and on-box content filtering solution that integrates with SuperLumin. A number of other filtering providers have plans to take advantage of this capability as well.
Beyond single sign-on and ACL controls, BorderManager customers also wanted firewall capabilities. You can use SuperLumin Nemesis as a firewall solution in much the same way that you may have used BorderManager. As with BorderManager, SuperLumin Nemesis provides stateful packet inspection and packet filtering at the port, IP and IP Range levels, but it's much easier to set up in SuperLumin. For example, adding static or dynamic network address translation (NAT) is as simple as clicking a button. (See Figure 3.)
Social and Video Acceleration
While SuperLumin Nemesis delivers (and enhances) the services on Linux that BorderManager customers have long wanted, it also goes beyond BorderManager by delivering functionality such as social and video cache.
If you use a proxy service other than SuperLumin, you'll find that you typically don't experience any Web acceleration when you re-visit pages on social media sites such as YouTube or Facebook. This lack of acceleration occurs because most social media sites distribute their workload among multiple servers in order to handle heavy traffic volumes. When you watch a video on YouTube, your proxy server will cache the video locally with the idea that if you want to watch it again you'll be able to download and view it much faster. However, when you click to watch the video again, YouTube most likely will serve up the video from a different server—preventing your proxy server from recognizing the video as the same content and requiring a completely new download over the Web. As a result, you could end up with several copies of the same video clip eating up network bandwidth and storage space in your local cache without giving you any added performance benefit.
By contrast, the social media and video cache features in SuperLumin Nemesis can recognize that the video or other social media content that you re-visit is actually the same content even though it happens to be coming from another server. As a result, rather than downloading it again, it will serve up the social content from its local cache. Not only does this significantly enhance the user experience, but it can free up considerable bandwidth, especially in university and college settings where it's not uncommon to find 30-50 percent of network bandwidth being consumed by students visiting social media sites. (See Figure 4.)
In terms of video caching, SuperLumin also provides "hole filling," which allows the proxy service to cache those portions of a video that a user actually watches. For example, users often skip ahead or jump back when watching long videos. Most proxy servers don't handle this type of jumping back and forth, but SuperLumin will cache the portions of the video actually watched, allowing for better viewing performance of those video segments. This also allows for higher resolution viewing from services like Microsoft Silverlight that 1) use an adaptive protocol to determine available user bandwidth, and 2) can recognize that the video is being served up faster by the cache, resulting in a higher resolution.
SuperLumin Nemesis also enhances the performance of live video. For example, if your organization is hosting a live Web broadcast of your CEO to all employees, instead of requiring your branch office users to fetch the live stream from your originating server, SuperLumin Nemesis can take advantage of the typical two- to five-second delay in downloading the video to fetch the data, cache it at the branch office's local proxy server and then send it locally to all the branch office users. So, instead of having 50 to 100 downloads of the same stream come across the WAN to individual users, it can come across in a single stream to the branch office, then split into multiple streams as needed when it arrives at the local proxy server.
The social media and video cache features in SuperLumin Nemesis can recognize that the video or other social media content you re-visit is actually the same content even though it happens to be coming from another server.
Wait No Longer, Look No Further
Whether you've been waiting for a BorderManager replacement before making the move from NetWare to Linux, or you have simply been on the lookout for a full-featured, best-in-class proxy and caching server, you need look no further than SuperLumin Nemesis. And from now until the end of March 2011, if you buy a three-year maintenance contract for SuperLumin Nemesis, the license for the product is free. For more information about SuperLumin Nemesis, the relationship between Novell and SuperLumin, and the promotion, visit www.superlumin.com/border.php..


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The University of Wisconsin Athletic Department announced Friday that former Wisconsin defenseman Matt Walsh has been selected as the interim assistant hockey coach and will begin his duties immediately. Walsh spent four seasons with the Badgers from 1982-86 and won a national championship during his freshman season. "I've gotten to know Matt a little bit through Wisconsin hockey," head coach Mike Eaves said in a release from the university. "He's been very involved in high school hockey and has coached in Wisconsin. Being an alumni, he's got deep roots. He's very excited about coming to this program and helping us move forward." The Madison, Wis. native has been a fixture with USA Hockey since 1995, undertaking a variety of responsibilities including representing the organization's coaching education program at an IHHF Development Camp in 2003. Walsh spent two different stints as the head coach of Team Wisconsin, most recently during the 1999 campaign. Since ...
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I spent as much time as I could yesterday morning and very early afternoon — we had late checkout arranged — preparing for the lectures I'm to give on board this cruise around the United Kingdom, which commences on Sunday. I had meant to be better prepared by now, but . . . well, it was hard to get into the mood after recent events, and I've had to answer scores and scores and scores of emails. (And I still have plenty that I haven't answered.)
But the time finally came for us to move over to the area of London known as Pimlico, where the first portions of the traveling group would be gathering. I'm about to have to sing for my supper.
First, though, once we had gotten our new room and dropped our luggage off, we headed over to The Prince's School of Traditional Arts, an effort sponsored by HRH Charles, Prince of Wales, on Charlotte Road, out by Old Street. Dr. Lisa DeLong, a graduate of Brigham Young University and a Latter-day Saint, who has worked at the Prince's School for about eleven years, had offered to take us on a tour of the facility. Which she kindly did.
It was fascinating. Much, though not all, of what they do focuses on the art of the Islamic world, which I love, and which I think is particularly adaptable to modern design — and (dare I say this?) to Latter-day Saint art and architecture. Dr. DeLong is fascinated by sacred geometry, which is a fascination of mine, as well, and which I think could be peculiarly valuable for the aniconic-tending Mormon tradition.
After a great time there, my wife and I took the tube over to Parliament and Westminster Abbey, which were beautiful in the evening sunlight after a rain, and where we were privileged to listen to the carillon bells of the Abbey for about half an hour. Then we walked back to our new hotel, through the park adjacent to Westminster Palace and along the Thames.
In the evening, we met with Diane Larsen, the "Cruiselady," and her husband Larry, to talk about the upcoming cruise and, candidly, about recent events at the Maxwell Institute, which they were appalled by.
This morning, we were up and off for a tour of London with part of our cruise group. We had a small "bus" that took us around, and a superb freelance guide named Dave. (Degree in genetics from Oxford, Welsh Catholic, a former reporter for BBC and NBC, and now, partly for fun, guiding tours around his home town.) We drove past Buckingham Palace, spent an hour in Westminster Abbey (viewing tombs of monarchs like Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots, whom Elizabeth executed, as well as of commoners like Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Darwin, Sir Laurence Olivier, Charles Dickens, T. S. Eliot, Samuel Johnson, Sir Isaac Newton, James Clerk Maxwell, Michael Faraday, and a host of others; the place always takes my breath away for this very aspect — the concentration of graves of the truly legendary dead). Then past Buckingham Palace again for a quick glance at the changing of the guard, which has never done much for me. Then off to Covent Garden for lunch. After lunch, we looked in at Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece, St. Paul's Cathedral.
Then to the Tower of London, the thousand-year-old royal palace and jail (established by William the Conqueror upon a still earlier Roman site), where we split up, since guides aren't permitted to lead tours within the buildings.
My wife and I gawked at the Crown Jewels (which are kept at the Tower), inspected Traitors Gate (where, among others, Sir Thomas More was brought into the Tower), looked at the building where Richard III evidently had the "two little princes" smothered in order to gain his own accession to the throne, and sat near the spot where Ann Boleyn and her sister, and Lady Jane Grey, Catherine Howard, and several others of high rank were beheaded. (Ann Boleyn is buried in a church directly adjacent to her place of execution, and there was a very high class wedding going on there as we watched, replete with lots of men in kilts; I can't think of a less suitable place, to my personal sensibilities at least, for a wedding.) We've been here a few times before, but it never palls.
After the Tower, a brief cruise along the Thames to the London Eye and Waterloo Pier, and then back to the hotel. We had a good dinner down the street with several members of our group, and now I'm back here typing. And, although this entry has been sketchy and even more shallow than usual, I'm now finally caught up in my travelogue.
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A recent civil war in Mali, a falling gold price, rising mining costs – the same forces that are weighing on Resolute Mining Ltd.'s stock are also prompting its management to step up their hunt for deals.
Prices of African assets are now at attractive levels, Resolute's Chief Executive Peter Sullivan told Deal Journal Australia, as it looks to follow an 85 million Australian dollar (US$89 million) backing of Ghana-focused Noble Mineral Resources Ltd. with new investments in the region.
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|Chopped pitted black olives
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|Chopped italian parsley
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2. Steam artichokes in salted water until centers are tender; rinse under cold water, drain and let cool.
3. Melt butter in a large saute pan over medium heat. Add shrimp, garlic, olives, parsley, bread crumbs, sherry, and salt, pepper and red pepper flakes to taste. Cook until shrimp are tender; remove pan from heat and let cool.
4. Clean artichokes by removing the choke and trimming the leaves. Fill each artichoke to the top with the shrimp filling.
5. Top with grated Parmesan and bake until heated through.
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Ergodyne Corporation
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Norsonic AS
based in Lierskogen, NORWAY
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You've seen The New Yorker's picture of the world, haven't you? Europe is that tiny thing way, way at the other end of the world. What could possibly be going on there? :pQuote:
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Just kidding, in case anyone couldn't tell! :)
Don't you have similar workshops in London or Paris, or perhaps Rome? I would have thought so...


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"We really wanted stainless," says the crestfallen pair, and trudge back out the door.
They quickly agree to desert and trudge across the titular field to an alleged alehouse.
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the ultimate standard by which all hardware is judged
"Yes that's cool, but can it play doom?"
dari Hyperion2010 Kamis, 13 September 2007
The mintest game ever!!
Still entertains.
Still entertains.
1: Doom is mint, u think so?
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dari j Rabu, 08 Desember 2004
The street name for a synthetic marijuana that gets you higher than you could ever imagine. This synthetic marijuana is legal and sold over the counter as herbal incense. The active ingredient that replicates THC is JWH-18.
"Are you ready for some DOOM?"
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a game where you have 2 pwn demonic forces of hell.
me, i just shoot anything that moves
me, i just shoot anything that moves
me: die freaks (boom)
david: that is your men
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A dumbass
that girl is such a dooms, she washes her hair in the toilet.
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A general word, once meaning impending fire and brimstone, that now goes with anything. Most often used by Jhonen Vasquez.
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31 Then Jesus left the vicinity of Tyre and went through Sidon, down to the Sea of Galilee and into the region of the Decapolis.[a]
32 There some people brought to him a man who was deaf and could hardly talk, and they begged Jesus to place his hand on him.
33 After he took him aside, away from the crowd, Jesus put his fingers into the man's ears. Then he spit and touched the man's tongue.
34 He looked up to heaven and with a deep sigh said to him, "Ephphatha!" (which means "Be opened!" ).
35 At this, the man's ears were opened, his tongue was loosened and he began to speak plainly.
36 Jesus commanded them not to tell anyone. But the more he did so, the more they kept talking about it.
37 People were overwhelmed with amazement. "He has done everything well," they said. "He even makes the deaf hear and the mute speak."
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- Spiritual Heart Attacks
- The Heart of the Matter
- When God Puts You on Hold
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Libya's Not Dead Yet
Libya's post-intervention history has been so bleak that it is being compared to Iraq and cited as proof that American interventions make things worse. But that is probably a hasty judgment.
Libya's post-intervention history has been so bleak that it is being compared to Iraq and cited as proof that American interventions make things worse. But that is probably a hasty judgment.
The Iraqi Sunnis who live under ISIS control may be preparing for a second "Sunni Awakening" after ISIS destroyed a treasured site of Mosul's religious heritage.
ISIS concluded a recent campaign of destruction by bombing a shrine at the tomb of the prophet Jonah. Jonah was revered by Christians, Shias, and Sunnis alike, and the tomb's public bombing has triggered a resistance campaign among Sunnis, according to the AFP. A group of students, businessmen, and young professionals have been joining Kataeb al-Mosul, the Mosul Brigades, to fight against ISIS. The group received both a new spirit and a new name with the bombing of the ancient tomb—the Nabi Yunus Army, after the prophet Jonah.
The World Cup ended weeks ago, but the next competition that has captured the spirit of voyeurism is midway through another round—the Israeli-Palestinian conflict!
It's convenient, in a way, this affair with Gaza coming so close on the heels of the World Cup. Soccer and football fans alike had a few days to rest their vocal chords with some hot tea and lemon before the bellowing started up again. A few reporters probably relocated from South America to the south of Israel, but most viewers didn't even have to change the news channel to get near-continuous coverage of the next international contest.
For those without front-row seats, media fall-out awaits, and with it comes #hashtagactivism. During the World Cup, #USA was automatically followed with an American flag on Twitter. Perhaps we could do the same thing now, using Israeli and Palestinian flags. That way, even the illiterate could decide which team to support. Better yet, this quick system of icons would make it easier to check which side your favorite celebrity is on. Here are a few to get us started.
John Kerry's most recent trip to the Middle East earned him such discouraging reviews in the local papers, not to mention receptions from Israeli politicians, that American officials have made their diplomatic displeasure known—diplomatically, of course.
Kerry spent last weekend in Cairo negotiating the latest ceasefire in missile exchanges between Hamas and Israel, but the Knesset rejected the plan outright as giving too much to Hamas and too little to them. They leaked their non-support through the media to avoid a diplomatic stand-off, and the media took off. The Times of Israel referred to the whole episode as "the betrayal," and that's only in the headline:
Leaked comments from unnamed senior government sources to Army Radio, Channel 2 and other Hebrew outlets have described the secretary as amateurish, incompetent, incapable of understanding the material he is dealing with — in short, a blithering fool.
ISIS have expelled all the Christians from their territory in Mosul and commenced destroying evidence of any faith other than their own twisted brand of Sunni orthodoxy.
As predicted, the treasures of Iraq's past, which are the heritage of the three Abrahamic faiths, are being obliterated. ISIS removed the worshippers from the mosque at the tomb of the prophet Jonah and bombed it into oblivion, according to the Christian Post. The shrine is associated with the prophet Jonah, whose aquatic adventures Jews, Christians, and Muslims all know from their respective scriptures. Like many ancient holy sites, it was built atop ruins of even older churches where earlier centuries of faithful had worshipped. It was sacred to all the Abrahamic faiths and known as a symbol of the area's religious heritage.
John Kerry has made a surprise visit to Jerusalem to negotiate a cease-fire between Gaza and Israel, but since the conflict thus far has served only to unify Gazans and Israelis alike in mutual dislike, a more creative solution will be needed.
There is a certain appeal to this image of Kerry flying in unannounced to Israel's airport—which was recently closed to Americans for safety reasons—perhaps with a red, white, and blue cape fluttering in the breeze created by passing missiles. It is not terribly realistic, though. Both Israelis and Gazans view Egypt and the Obama administration—the powers that negotiated the ceasefire in 2012—with suspicion, and that will make a repeat deal challenging.
Besides that, neither side would gain much from a return to the tense, non-violent hostility of a month ago. For Israel, it would be a matter of time before war began again. And besides that, explained Jerusalem Post reporter Gil Hoffman, Israelis are almost unanimously behind the ground invasion:
The cause of religious liberty galvanizes Americans of faith, yet America's foreign policy has ignored religion to the point of harming her interests and moderate allies in the Middle East.
"America is really, by virtue of its foreign policy, distanced from our natural allies," Andrew Doran, one of the founders of the group In Defense of Christians, told TAS. "They've actually been marginalized over the last several years [by our] commitment to procedural democracy."
Doran described meeting a Christian man in Lebanon who, having never visited America, asked why Americans do not act when Christians face persecution in the Middle East. Doran told him most Americans do not know that any Christians live in the Middle East.
"He was dumbfounded," Doran said. "You can tell that any sense of solidarity with the broader Christian world is gone, and they suddenly feel very alone."
The most prominent Christian landmark in Iraq was emptied of its Christians on Sunday. Mar Behnam is a Syriac Catholic church that was built by a fourth-century Assyrian king. The church was his penance for killing his son, a Christian convert. It is now under the control of Islamic extremists from ISIS, and the monks having been sent away with nothing but the clothes on their backs, according to AFP. They walked for miles before Kurdish Peshmerga forces picked them up and took them to Qaraqosh.
The monks were the last Christians to leave the plains of Iraq; a few still live in Baghdad, but the rest have fled to Kurdistan.
Shopping in the Middle East can be a surprise to Westerners. There's the greeting, the inquiry after one's family, leading questions from the buyer, perhaps a cup of Arabic coffee from the seller. The buyer suggests a price, and the vendor protests that to accept it would bring his children to the brink of starvation. The buyer strides ostentatiously from the establishment, only to be called back by a better deal.
The rejection by Hamas of Egypt's cease-fire deal after more than a week of missile exchange with Israel was merely good business for Middle Eastern bargaining, said Ghaith al Omari of the American Task Force on Palestine at an American Enterprise Institute discussion.
The Egyptian deal did not meet any of Hamas's demands, namely: a re-release of the prisoners Israel first freed in 2011, funds from Qatar to pay employees' salaries, and a reopening the "secret" supply tunnels between Egypt and Gaza. That last one is especially relevant; some have speculated that the supply tunnels are what drove Hamas to enter a unity government with Fatah, which is what started the recent hostilities in the first place.
American diplomacy in the Middle East is starting to resemble a giant game of whack-a-mole. On top of everything else, the government of Bahrain has now expelled an American diplomat.
Bahrain told Tom Malinowski, U.S. assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor, that he was no longer welcome at their game on Monday. Marlinowski had the gall to set up a meeting with leaders of a Shiite political party. Bahrain is one of the Middle East's rare, majority-Shia nations, so a friendly chat with the leaders of a legal party that has been in dialogue with the government since 2011 seemed natural. The ruling family, however, is Sunni, and they did not take kindly to Malinowski's efforts to be inclusive of the majority of the population.
The government of Bahrain says there are no hard feelings about Marlinowski though. Apparently it says nothing about how they feel about us.


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Oracle View Cinemas
4690 N. Oracle Road,
4690 N. Oracle Road,Tucson, AZ 85705
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In 1988, this was operated by Mann Theatres. It was also operated by GKC Theatres.
Now operated by the Grand Cinemas chain.
Contributed by Ken Roe
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Logan5 on February 26, 2012 at 11:09 pm
Back in 1988 this theatre was the "Mann Galleria 6". Now it is the "Oracle View Cinemas", not to be confused with the now-closed "Mann Oracle 4" down the road at 4439 N Oracle Road.
Logan5 on March 5, 2012 at 9:08 pm
Was known as the AMERICAN (GKC) c. 1997 http://www.tucsonweekly.com/tw/05-08-97/filmtime.htm
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