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Believe me, I know. No matter how adamant I am or how long I won't answer to any other name, my rec-league teammates just won't call me after my self-appointed basketball nickname, Mo' Powers. I always thought that had a splendid ring to it?
It's just the same as if "Magic" had been Earvin Johnson's idea or Michael Jordan was the first to start referring to himself as "Air." In both cases, it was someone else who originated the clever nicknames. Otherwise, they probably would have vanished as quickly as they were conceived.
Northwestern junior point guard Michael Thompson is a different story. He gave himself the nickname "Juice" as a kid, and few people know him by anything else now.
"When I shoot threes, I'd always say, 'My jump shot was 100 percent,' so I would call myself Juice, and it happened to stick with me," Thompson said.
Northwestern coach Bill Carmody isn't much for nicknames, though. The origin of Juice certainly didn't interest him as he prepared for Penn State before Tuesday's practice.
"Just make shots, kid," Carmody joked. "Juice? I don't care what it is. Cranberry juice? I don't care."
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TEREZIN, Czech Republic - Edgar Krasa took part in one of the ennobling acts of the Holocaust. He didn't take up arms in a ghetto insurrection, or fight in the Jewish underground. Instead, he and several hundred fellow concentration camp inmates defied the Nazis through music.
For Krasa, the road began at the Masaryk Railway Station in the Czech capital, Prague. It was Nov. 24, 1941, and the Nazi machine was crushing one of the oldest Jewish communities of Europe. Over the next four years, thousands of its artists, writers, musicians and professionals would be transported from the Prague area to the fortress-turned-concentration camp where Krasa was sent that day: Terezin.
The 21-year-old cook got off the train with 340 other Jews and trudged across a bleak countryside shouldering the 110 pounds of possessions each was permitted to bring. The Germans were billing Terezin, 38 miles northwest of Prague, as a "spa town" generously offered by Hitler to shelter Jews from the escalating war in Europe.
The reality of Terezin could not be more different.
Krasa remembers how conditions deteriorated rapidly as military barracks were converted to stack arrivals. A town built to accommodate 5,000, Terezin's inmate population would reach 55,000. Typhus epidemics, overwork, executions and severe malnutrition scythed through its ranks.
A week after Krasa's arrival, a young Prague musician, Rafael Schachter, turned up at Terezin, and the two shared an attic room. "He was my hero. His vision was to make the lives of every prisoner more bearable."
Schachter gathered inmates to sing popular Czech songs, then entire operas and finally led them in rehearsals of Giuseppe Verdi's Requiem Mass, a towering work that challenges the world's finest musicians.
The rehearsals were initially carried out in secret, but Jewish elders were able to persuade camp commanders to allow such activities so they could demonstrate to the world the Nazis' "goodwill" toward the Jews.
Krasa, who once crooned in a barber shop quartet, sang in all 16 performances of the Requiem at Terezin. The final one was on June 23, 1944, given before senior Nazis, including the principal architect of the genocide Adolf Eichmann, and an International Red Cross delegation.
In March, Krasa and his wife attended a special concert at the 19th-century Konzerthaus in Berlin. Verdi's masterwork paid tribute to Schachter, his fellow musicians and the power of art over evil.
Above the orchestra, among a 150-strong chorus clad in black, Krasa's 18-year-old grandson Alexander and sons Daniel and Rafael were singing the bass parts, just as he once had.
Conducting was Murry Sidlin, the American creator of the Defiant Requiem Foundation which seeks to preserve the legacy of Terezin - its "artistic defiance" as he calls it - through education and stagings of Verdi's mass across the globe.
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White lights from wreaths and Christmas trees lit up the stage of the Lady Antebellum Pavilion on Saturday while elementary school children sang Let There Be Peace on Earth.
Seconds earlier, Columbia County Fair Queen Taylor Flippo and 10-year-old lung transplant patient Sawyer Mobley flipped the switch that sparked the tree lighting ceremony at Evans Towne Center Park.
Seeing The Nutcracker ballet is a Christmas tradition for many, but for dancers who spend months each year listening to Tchaikovsky's familiar score, there is a desire to do something new and fresh with the music and story.
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Harlem and Grovetown officials are turning on the Christmas spirit with the lighting of city Christmas trees and holiday parades.
Harlem lights up the night first with the annual Christmas tree lighting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday on the lawn of Harlem City Hall at 320 N. Louisville St. Guests can enjoy free hot chocolate, popcorn and holiday music from the Harlem Elementary School chorus, Harlem Middle School ensemble and Harlem United Methodist Church's Children's Choir.
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Thanksgiving is over. The leftovers are eaten.
The only thing left is the oils and grease left from preparing the holiday feasts.
At the CSRA Used Cooking Oil Recycling Event, people can dispose of those oils and greases without pouring them down the sink or throwing them away.
Residents can drop off animal fat grease like bacon fat and lard, and corn, canola, peanut, sunflower, olive, vegetable, sesame and soybean oils.
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Woman gets extortion texts
An Evans woman told deputies Monday that someone tried to extort her by saying they'd been hired to kill her.
The 33-year-old woman said she received a text message from someone who claimed they'd been hired to killer her. The sender of the message wrote that the woman would be spared in exchange for $5,000.
The woman was warned not to go to authorities and was being monitored.
It might have been cold and rainy Tuesday but Harlem residents were busy spreading warm holiday wishes to Fort Gordon soldiers in the form of a homemade Thanksgiving feast.
"It's fantastic," said Pvt. Dominique Goodwin after enjoying a home-cooked meal with more than 150 of his fellow Fort Gordon soldiers at Harlem High School.
Public feedback of the Columbia County Sheriff's Office Communications Center is being sought from the community as part of the agency's accreditation process.
Assessors from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Inc. will remain in town until Wednesday evaluating the Communications Center, which houses the 911 dispatchers at the sheriff's office in Appling. The assessors have reviewed files and will be visiting the center and talking with dispatchers and other staff.
This type of assessment is done every three years.
With so many American soldiers away from their families at the holidays, it's only fitting that one local Christmas production will revolve around that theme.
The Harmony River Chorus, a local chapter of the Sweet Adelines, will present their Christmas show on Saturday, Dec. 7, at Wesley United Methodist Church on North Belair Road in Evans. Tickets are $10 per person or $25 for a family of three or more. Tickets will be available at the door and can be purchased with cash or checks.
Though it's evolved into a holiday tradition, Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker wasn't an immediate smash hit.
"When it was first done in St. Petersburg, Russia, it was a flop. It wasn't received well," said Ron Jones, whose dancers at the Columbia County Ballet have been presenting the Christmas classic since 1997.
This year, they will dance into the Land of Sweets at 7 p.m., Dec. 6 at the Imperial Theatre.
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Nothing but failures, suspension, AC/Heat, computer, sensors, on and on. When running the car is a joy to drive. However, the maintenance expense before and after the warranty is the worst I have ever experienced in all my years of owning cars.The experienced has been nothing but a let down of my expectations of owning a certified pre-owned vehicle with less than 20,000 miles when I purchased it.Definitely has lowered my opinion of the franchise.
Ride and drive was great, when running.
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I regret to say that this was the worst Mercedes I have ever owned. It seemed that something went wrong with it every other week. The digital read-outs on main display failed causing to lose the ability to use particular options, HVAC system completely failed and needed total replacement, window regulator failures, side mirror motor failures, seat heater failures, seat adjustment motor failure, trunk release failure, fluid leaks, engine mounts needed replacement (@ 60K miles!), and many more malfunctions. Despite this being Mercedes, nobody should be experiencing this many problems with a car costing this much. It is by far the worst car I have ever owned.
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This was the 2nd Mercedes I bought. Regretfully, my experience with this model has discouraged me from ever buying another Mercedes product. I certainly hope the newer Mercedes models have improved, especially with their electronics.
Bought mine with miliage 90k, car was 7 years old. I enjoyed it for a few months, and then prolems started to appear. First, transmission started to give me headache, and a month later it completely broke, next: radiator, pheumatic pump, sensors. all together about 6,000 in repairs...a little costly for one year into ownership... Although beautfull and fun to drive but (only in a straight, about 150). At the conclusion, my lesson learned, for germans "only lease"!!!!
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DO NOT BUY! I currently average about $6,000/yr or $500/month in repairs to drive this car. The quality of the parts is shoddy, primarily due to poor engineering (it's not engineered for longevity). The bottom line is that the car has WAY too much electronics that control and monitor everything. Those electronics do not have the life expectancy of the mechanical parts. Here's my list of repairs; front struts, rear's are leaking, radiator, (damaged transmission - see TSB), control unit for tranny, suspension compressor, air hoses relating to suspension, tires because suspension was messed up. What I still need: brake accumulator, new motor mounts,new tranny or torque converter, rear struts
Heated seats (only half of the heat works on my passenger seat), individual climate control, engine power, ride quality when air suspension works properly.
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I still love this car, even after 6 years. Drives, handles great for a luxury sedan, and I tend to drive fast. Air suspension allows changing suspension for different driving conditions. It really works. Only problems have been electronic and happened in first 15K mi. None since; just normal maintenance. Car still looks and drives like new at 80,000 miles.
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In honor of Oz the Great and Powerful, take a look at a few of our favorite ideas from Anna and Brandon's beautiful wedding held at the Land of Oz, a mostly-defunct Wizard of Oz theme park in North Carolina. Photography by Brett & Jessica.
1. Land of Oz
The theme park, which operated from 1970 to 1980, featured a cyclone experience ride within Dorothy's house, a yellow brick road leading to a show at Emerald City, an artificial balloon ride (a modified ski lift), and a museum with props and costumes from the 1939 film. Anna's father worked in the park in the '70s, and her parents have such happy memories from their time spent there. With a little digging, her mom discovered that the park still operates for special events. It was the perfect fit for Anna and Brandon's big day!
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After the cyclone experience ride within Dorothy's home.
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After the ceremony, the couple and their guests followed the yellow brick road to Emerald City.
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Short squeeze is over. This fantastic upward run is in its last hour I think . Time to take profits and move on. Congrats all longs. Thanks HIMX!
been a good run.
Too bad, your family would have liked another vacation. 1/2 of 1% is short. You may have dropped out without knowing this. Tell your family , " I'm Sorry "
Glad I got out of HIMX yesterday. Looks like it hit is high for now and is set to pull back.
Good, now you can go away, there was no short squeeze. The rest of us see the value in this company and will watch it continue to go up for a long time.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
It is one thing to make a statement it is another thing to provide data to support the statement. Now look at the peer group and the comparison and you may change your mind.
Bad idea, 52 week high on top three largest volume? That is not a time to sell.
but you don't own any to sell...so why are you here giving shlock advice?
At one time this was a good board. There was no Short Squeeze. Less than 2% of the shares out are short. This will be moving past $8.00 soon. There is some serious strength in this stock and they are right in the middle of a transition of products that fits really well with trends.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
The 2% short is old news and I will be curious to see the number as of yesterday (15-May) as that should get reported within 2 weeks. Then, we will know if there was much of a bear attack.
But, HIMX has a lot of positives going forward. They will start the first of their 5 investor's conferences next Monday. By the time those are ending, they will be announcing the July dividend which should cause some short covering.
But, with the chart pattern, I do think the strict technicans who do not look at the fundementals may try to take HIMX down...............and then there are the day traders.
Just buy and hold and watch as HIMX will report their 2014 financial year in Feb 2015 and it will meet or exceed $0.62 and be a 40+% gain over the $0.42 earnings per share of 2013. As such, we should be a double in 2 years. That is the prize (along with future guidance from HIMX) where I have my eye. The rest is daily drama.
ah it s you 100 shares / $7.56 in after..ok LOL
yep, games. who sell 100 shares ah anyway. this baby is going to double digits.


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Out of my ignorance I suggested on a preachers' e-mail forum that demon possession might be less frequent in a place like the former Soviet Union where the supernatural has been debunked for decades.
From Kiev, where he had been living for several years, my friend and colleague Tim Johnson replied:
"As for demon possession and spiritism in the former Soviet Union, rest assured that it is very much alive and well here in Ukraine. Contrary to popular belief, the former Soviet Union is a hot bed of spiritism.
"In the Ukrainian villages and in Kiev, we have found all kinds of animism ranging from beliefs in the use of magic to influence various spiritual beings, the use of the talisman, witchcraft (black and white), the use of the evil eye, curses being placed on people and crops among other things, talking to the dead, using the spirits of the dead to heal, interpretations of dreams, astrology, tarot, and the list could go on.
"Someone gave me a copy of Gailyn Van Rheenen's book 'Communicating Christ in Animistic Contests.' Because of my interest in African culture, they thought I would enjoy it. They were right. But what intrigued me most was that as I read the book, I realized it also described Ukrainian villages and their belief systems.
"Here in Ukraine the history goes back to the early 900's when Christianity was brought in. Before that the place was full of pagan idol worship. The Orthodox church brought in Christianity and replaced a lot of the pagan ceremonies with holidays and ceremonies using Christian names. Thus much of the spiritism was adapted into an Orthodox framework. So we have witches and sorcerers making curses and practicing witchcraft, but doing it in the name of Jesus Christ, or in the name of a saint using an icon. I have met these folks, usually old widows who look like the typical wicked witch of a fairy tale, right down to the wart on the nose.
"Some are being converted, but most just place curses on us. Most of these people claim to be Christian. They have Orthodox icons in their homes, they go to the churches and light candles, etc. But they still practice the magic arts at home, for a profit. Most villages will have an older lady who does this for the village."
Thanks, Tim. I stand corrected about Russia. But it sounds like you just described some American towns I know.
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LILLINGTON, N.C. — Alonzo Lunsford has trouble getting out of chairs and warns his family to wake him gently. Kathy Platoni can't shake the image of the man who died in a pool of blood at her knees. Shawn Manning still has two bullets in his body and gets easily unnerved by crowds.
Survivors of the 2009 shooting rampage that claimed the lives of 13 people at the Fort Hood Army base in Texas fight these demons daily.
Now after years of delay, they will come face to face with Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the Army psychiatrist who goes on trial in the attack starting Tuesday. After dismissing his attorneys, Hasan got permission to represent himself, putting him in the unusual position of asking questions of the very people he admits targeting.
Hasan, a Muslim who argues he was protecting the Taliban from American aggression, was shot by a civilian police officer and is now in a wheelchair, paralyzed from the abdomen down.
Manning dreads the courtroom confrontation.
"I have to keep my composure and not go after the guy," said Manning, a mental health specialist who was preparing to deploy to Afghanistan with Hasan. "I'm not afraid of him, obviously. He's a paralyzed guy in a wheelchair, but it's sickening that he's still living and breathing."
Lunsford — a now-retired staff sergeant who was shot seven times — relishes the thought of staring at Hasan and telling him that he did not win. Like Manning, he carries two bullets with him — one in a small wooden box, the other in his back.
"That man strikes no fear in my heart. He strikes no fear in my family. What he did to me was bad. But the biggest mistake that he made was I survived. So he will see me again," he said as he sat on his porch in Lillington, rubbing the shiny slug between his fingers.
Platoni just hopes she can keep her composure enough to support the family of Capt. John Gaffaney, the friend and soldier who died next to her.
The families of people who were killed struggle with a roller coaster of emotions, too.
Eduardo Caraveo, whose father, Libardo Eduardo Caraveo, died, took a few weeks of leave from his job as a prison supervisor to deal with his emotions ahead of the trial.
"You're going to hear stuff ... that you don't know how you're going to take," he said.
Joleen Cahill, whose husband, Mike Cahill, was shot six times after he lifted a chair to try to stop Hasan, has struggled with the loneliness of an empty house. Now she wants to ensure that her anger doesn't take over during the trial.
"I want to be the one in control here, not him," she said.
In the large hall where troops were preparing for upcoming deployments, everyone was unarmed. Everyone except Hasan.
Then in an instant, lives were changed forever.
The memories are "there all the time when I'm not otherwise actively engaged in patients or doing gardening," Platoni said. "It's something that haunts me constantly."
About 10 minutes after the shooting started, the horror ended. And another began.
A few hope that Hasan receives the death penalty.
"The same way he tried to kill us. Or, if he wants to be put to death, and he wants to follow Islamic law, then he can be put to death according to Islamic law, which is by stoning," Lunsford said. "I would love to be the first one, to throw the first pitch. That would be a joy. But we're better than that as a people. We don't do that."
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FILE- In this Nov. 10, 2009, file photo, soldiers salute as they honor victims of the Fort Hood shooting at a memorial service at Fort Hood, Texas. Maj. Nidal Hasan will stand trial, in a court-martial that starts Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2013, for the shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, that left 13 people dead and more than 30 people wounded on Nov. 5, 2009. (AP Photo/Donna McWilliam, File)×


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Why China May See Low Inflation In 2010 1 commentDec 30, 2009 1:46 PMRapidly rising money supply creates the conditions for inflation, but what if that new money is left sitting on a shelf?
That's what's happening in China, according to Andy Rothman, chief macro strategist at CLSA in Shanghai.
Rothman's view is that inflation will not be a problem in China in 2010 even though M2 money supply (essentially cash, checking accounts and savings accounts) is up 30 percent from a year earlier.
He cites a couple of key reasons for this contrarian opinion: (1) Industrial output is rising, so more renminbi (NYSEARCA:RMB) are chasing more goods, and (2) a lot of the new money is going into the bank.
Rothman says the velocity of money in China – how many times a RMB changes hands in a year – is at its slowest rate in a decade, while at the same time, household savings and business savings are up 16 percent and 32 percent, respectively.
"In other words," Rothman writes, "there are more RMB in China this year, but each RMB is being used less often."
The increased production of goods is bringing down prices, he says. Car sales, for example, were up nearly 50 percent through November, but the average price of each car is dropping.
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What started out as an ugly nine-game stretch for Mike Shanahan and the Washington Redskins last season suddenly turned around following the bye week.
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Looking Back At Sudan, 1947
This is a time of change for Sudan — although change for Sudan is nothing new. After two decades of grisly civil war with the Arab north, the people of predominantly Christian and animist south Sudan are preparing to create a new nation. A week-long independence referendum is taking place the south, expected to split Africa's largest country in two. The vote is already not without cost. But also, according to the Associated Press:
More than 60 percent of registered voters already have cast ballots in an independence referendum, crossing the threshold needed for the vote to be valid if it creates the new country of Southern Sudan as expected, a southern official said Wednesday.
These photos, the rest of which can be seen on Life's website, show people in a place that has experienced both continuous change and cultural constancy over the decades. Although the south is still home to nomadic cattle herders, who still scarify themselves and still live in conical thatched huts, much has evolved since the 1940s. Cell phones are now ubiquitous. And in 2007, the first roads were paved in the region — in the southern capital, Juba.
Hide captionLife photographer Eliot Elisofon traveled to Sudan in the late 1940s, which at that time was administered jointly by the United Kingdom and Egypt.Eliot Elisophon/Courtesy of 'Life'
Hide captionElisofon captured a Sudan that was destined to be transformed and, in some fundamental ways, would never be the same. Here pictured is a Shilluk tribal king wearing a European beret and silk cumberbund acquired in trade.Eliot Elisophon/Courtesy of 'Life'
Hide captionSudan gained its independence in 1956. Here, children pose for the camera in an undisclosed location.Eliot Elisophon/Courtesy of 'Life'
Hide captionThe Shilluk are an ethnic group of southern Sudan, living on the banks of the Nile near the city of Malakal.Eliot Elisophon/Courtesy of 'Life'
Hide captionAlthough the Shilluk remained on the sidelines for most of the Second Sudanese Civil War, they were involved in fighting in 2004. Here photographed are Shilluk policemen.Eliot Elisophon/Courtesy of 'Life'
Hide captionThatched houses are still a standard structure in Sudan.Eliot Elisophon/Courtesy of 'Life'
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NPR's east Africa correspondent Frank Langfitt has been reporting on the referendum. In an email he writes, "Juba is a boom town with many paved roads, hotels, a few nightclubs and now even traffic cops. Drive ten miles out of town and you are going back at least a century."
About half a century ago, a photographer named Eliot Elisofon spent a few years exploring the region. He was well-known internationally and often commissioned by Life and National Geographic. He donated many of his materials to the National Museum of African Art, which can be seen on their site. This batch of photos comes from a 1950 Life article on cultures along the Nile.
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With such high-level graphics and processing capability, plus amazing sound quality, the Alienware 17 would have everything it needs in its arsenal to fully immerse gamers in their games. If only it weren't for the screen's colours, which are just all over the place—so much so that you might want to hook the laptop up to a separate monitor.
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The Alienware 17 ($2,799) is a large-screen gaming rig for those who have a few bucks to spare. The Alienware 17 is a little pricey, but it's a powerful imposing gaming rig that can be taken from room to room or to a friend's house. It will serve you well on the game grid.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 07/27/2013
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The Alienware 17 is certainly a statement that you are at least somewhat serious about your gaming. The Alienware is still attractive, with good scores on the gaming tests. However, a short battery life and the fact that only a bit more money will get you a gaming rig like the Maingear Nomad 17 Ultimate that will play smoothly at native resolution. This fact and a short battery life in such a bulky system keep the Alienware 17 from earning top marks among midrange gaming laptops. If it had just a bit more gaming juice, the sacrifice in portability might have been worth it, but alas it just misses the mark. The Razer Blade (2013) holds on to its midrange gaming title due to its extreme portability.
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The folks at Dell's Alienware division know not to mess with a good thing. Sporting a fresh albeit familiar design and featuring the latest processor and graphics technology, the Alienware 17 is an excellent choice for a mid-range gaming notebook. Like most 17-inch gaming rigs, it's big and heavy.
Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 06/25/2013
Rating: Total score: 90%
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The Alienware 17 continues its tradition of all-around excellence in portable performance. There's almost nothing to dislike about this fifth-generation variant. The exterior has been redesigned with a slightly more mature appearance, better overall build quality thanks to the inclusion of more metal components, and a new take on the AlienFX lighting system. System performance is outstanding with the fourth-gen Intel Core i7 processor and top-of-the-line Nvidia GTX 780M graphics card. The keyboard, touchpad, speakers and display are all top-notch. The cooling system is relatively quiet and the five-plus hour battery life is stellar for a notebook as large and powerful as this one.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 06/11/2013
Rating: Total score: 90% price: 80% performance: 90% features: 90% workmanship: 100%
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Alienware has outdone itself -- again. The Alienware 17 grabs your attention with its captivating redesign and enhanced lighting catches, while the bright, full-HD screen draws you into the best games on Earth. Then, you get hit with the one-two punch from the Core i7 CPU and Nvidia GeForce GTX 780M GPU -- a killer combination.
Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 06/11/2013
Rating: Total score: 80%
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Rating: performance: 100% display: 85% mobility: 95% ergonomy: 90% emissions: 88%
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Cut grapefruit in half. Zest and juice one half. Reserve remaining half to grill. Set both aside.
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New York, NY, January 10, 2006 … The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is troubled by the United Church of Christ's continuing partnership with the Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center, a radicalized Palestinian Christian group whose leaders have openly questioned Israel's right to exist.
"While it is heartening that the United Church of Christ has come out strongly against those who advocate for Israel's destruction, it is troubling that church leaders continue to embrace the Sabeel Center while ignoring statements from its leader questioning Israel's right to exist," said Rabbi Gary Bretton-Granatoor, ADL Director of Interfaith Affairs. "You can't have it both ways."
In October, leaders of the UCC, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the Common Global Ministries Board issued a statement condemning both suicide terrorism and recent statements from the Iranian President calling for Israel's destruction. "With our partner the Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center," the church leaders said, "we assert the moral reprehensibility of suicide bombing."
While welcoming UCC's clear denunciation of violence, ADL is troubled by the church's continuing partnership with the Jerusalem-based Palestinian Christian group until such time as they recognize Israel's historic validity and right to exist. Sabeel's founder and leader, Rev. Naim Ateek, has on several occasions openly questioned Israel's right to exist, at one point telling an audience of Christian and Jewish interfaith leaders: "I have come to the point of the reality – but not the right – of Israel's existence."
In a letter to Rev. John H. Thomas, General Minister and President of the United Church of Christ and Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins, General Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and other church leaders, ADL National Director Abraham H. Foxman and Rabbi Bretton-Granatoor asked: "If Sabeel is your partner, how can you countenance these words, and not see a relationship between the words and those who attack Israel physically and verbally?"
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The upcoming Bulgarian and Romanian accession to Europe's border-free zone may result in more illegal immigration through the Greek-Turkish border, according to a Europol expert.
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