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An anyone help me with info. What do the headstamps lc63 and NATO ra69 mean and do they indicate any specific caliber. Any help is appreciated.
The US military (and NATO affiliates) do not mark ammo cases with the caliber. letters indicate WHERE it was made (like the Lake Cit Ammo Plant) and the year it was amde (1963) The odds are that is 7.62 NATO (little late for 30-06, little early for 5.56. COULD be .50 BMG. Post a photo with ammo lying besides a ruler. If there is a circle with a cross in it, means NATO standard load.
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ra is most likely Remington Arms. Unless it is actually RG which is Radway Green, a British arms plant and makers of fine 7.62 NATO ammo
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Third battle of Passchendaele
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Why did Douglas Haig decide to launch an attack at Ypres in 1917?
In April of 1917, French started the Spring offensive on the east of front line and fight with German for a month. They still did not have any progress while the casualties of French reach to one hundred thousands, which directly caused mutinied in French troops. Sir Douglas Haig's attempt to break through Flanders and he need to take the pressure off the French. He had thought that last year a similar battle occupied his time. In this year he felt able to launch such a attack, because he has time to rearranged the army and feeling like he got the experience from the battle of Somme.
What was the Plan for the battle?
The plan for the battle was broke through to the coast of Belgium, so the German submarine pens could be destroyed. Haig planned to sweep through did not receive support from Britain's Prime Minister, David Lloyd George. The Allies did not have other plan and choice, so he agree to carried Haig's plan.
What happened during the battle why was the battle a disaster? What reasons are there for the failure?
Third Battle of Ypres is a disaster. One of the reason is the falling of technology. During summer time of the battle, tanks and cavalry could not move in the mud , because always rain in summer. On July 18 th 1917, British launched a heavy barrage at the German lines, It took ten days. The thousand of artillery gun fired fiercely, over four million shells were spent, but the German army already expected this attack from allies and had prepare, so the British failed to give German a surprise attack. British did not get any progress in July, however they waste a lot of shells. The second reason is poor leadership and planning. Shelling churned destroyed the drainage system, so there was a flooding in the terrain. British could not make any advance and attack. Also the German got the higher position than the British, their's area were on hills above the town of Ypres. The main plan of British attack was overlooked by German. Haig was too stupid to wait for a month for the main attack at the Messines Ridge. Bombardment in July made German knew that British were going to start the main attack, and do a sufficient and planning. Factors outside the British control is also a main reason.

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Love For The Pope
y Matt Abbott
There are some well-intentioned orthodox Catholics who have been accusing the Holy See of not acting swiftly enough in cracking down on neo-modernist dissenters: priests, theologians, religious, even bishops. And, more specifically, the accusation has been made that "traditionalist" clergy and laity have been unfairly persecuted while the neo-modernists have been given a virtual free pass.
Such was the case with the late Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre and such is the case with Fr. Nicholas Gruner, they claim.
But does a double standard truly exist in this regard, or is just a figment of the collective disaffected's imagination?
As James Likoudis and Kenneth D. Whitehead so aptly say in their excellent book, The Pope, the Council, and the Mass:
"...We should be clear in our minds that the authorities of the Church have the responsibility for deciding when and how they will exercise the disciplinary authority they have from Christ. It is not for the laity to 'demand' action, but to give the legitimate Church authorities time and leeway to try to restore order in today's truly exceptional situation..."(p. 180).
Of course, this statement doesn't fly with the terminally disaffected, whose arrogance and cynicism abounds. (I must confess that I, too, am guilty of pride and cynicism, depending on my mood; but I am trying to keep that in check.) Such a mentality is never conducive to the virtue of obedience - a virtue that is sorely lacking in this day and age.
As Dom Hubert van Zeller says in his book, Glimpses: "...Nothing reveals the cloven hoof more clearly than bitterness, irreverence, cynicism. It is easier for the heretic to recant than for the cynic to renounce his bitterness....Heresy and schism may begin with faulty judgment but it is disobedience which gets them in the end..."
And seeing that certain "traditionalists" like to use the words of Pope St. Pius X against the actions of the current pontiff, I would like to point out the following allocution of Pope St. Pius X (which can be found on p. 147 of the aforementioned Likoudis and Whitehead book), delivered in 1912, regarding authentic love for the Pope:
"...when we love the Pope, we do not dispute whether he commands or requires a thing, or seek to know where the strict obligation of obedience lies, or in what matter we must obey; when we love the Pope we do not say that he has not yet spoken clearly - as if he were required to speak his will in every man's ear, and to utter it not only by word of mouth but in letters and public documents as well. Nor do we cast doubt on his orders, alleging the pretext which comes easily to the man who does not want to obey, that it is not the Pope who is commanding, but some one in his entourage. We do not limit the field in which he can and ought to exercise his authority; we do not oppose to the Pope's authority that of other persons - no matter how learned - who differ from the Pope. For whatever may be their learning, they are not holy, for where there is holiness there cannot be disagreement with the Pope."
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Fordington: a short walk
Teresa Ridout takes us on a tour of the village which is now a leafy suburb of Dorchester
Published in July '13
At one time, Fordington was a village in its own right, which surrounded and indeed restricted the growth of the smaller community of Dorchester which was retained within the borders of the Roman Town. Fordington stretched to the south, east and west of Dorchester. Today it may be a suburb, but it remains an attractive village neighbourhood which has retained a relatively rural atmosphere.
At the heart of Fordington is St George's Church. Its tower dates from the 15th century and is adorned with small spires or pinnacles. The first church on the site was built around AD 857, although there may have been a Roman temple on the site before this time. After the Conquest, William I gave Fordington to St Osmund, who added the porch which houses a tympanum depicting the Battle of Antioch.
To the north of the churchyard on a ledge above Holloway Road are the graves of German soldiers who were held prisoner here during the Great War. Initially the artillery barracks held eighteen German civilian internees and a small number of uniformed prisoners but by the end of August 1914 there were 1000 inmates and the barracks were grossly overcrowded. At its height the camp had held 4500 men.
One of the more notable residents of Fordington was Henry Moule who in 1829 became vicar of Fordington. He was chaplain to the troops in Dorchester Barracks for several years, and from the royalties of his 1845 book Barrack Sermons, he built a church at West Fordington. In 1854, Fordington experienced a particularly serious outbreak of cholera; laundresses in Fordington took in washing from Dorchester prison (in which a high number of convicts were brought from London, where prisons were badly affected by cholera) and their clothes hid the virulent disease which spread rapidly. Moule became convinced that the outbreak was caused by appalling sanitation when, while ministering to a dying man he saw sewage bubbling up through the floor of the property. Moule deplored the conditions causing the disease stating: 'The cess-pool and privy vault are simply an unnatural abomination,' he denounced, 'the water-closet … has only increased those evils.'
In the summer of 1859 Moule decided to fill in his cess-pool as it was causing an unbearable odour. He discovered that, in three or four weeks: 'not a trace of this matter could be discovered,' so he put up a shed, sifted the dry earth beneath it, and mixed the contents of the night bucket with this dry earth every morning: 'The whole operation does not take a boy more than a quarter of an hour. And within ten minutes after its completion neither the eye nor nose can perceive anything offensive.' Moule died in 1880, but continued to the end to try to persuade the British government that the earth-closet, not the water closet, was the sanitation system for the future.
The walk
Terrain: Flat, smooth walk, mostly paved with some unmade flat riverside paths.
Parking: Top O'Town car & coach park, Bridport Road or follow the signs to numerous pay and display car parks in centre of Dorchester.
Maps: Town Map available from Tourist Information Centre, Trinity Street, Dorchester or OS 194 Landranger Map Dorchester & Weymouth.
1 Park at Top O'Town car & coach park, Bridport Road. Walk downhill – High West Street into High East Street to where the road becomes flat. On the right hand side, opposite the White Hart Pub, turn right into Fordington High Street, on the left side of which you will see a former malthouse, barn and former Noah's Ark pub and evidence of industry, in the shape of the 19th-century Lott and Walne's Foundry.
2 Continue along the right hand pavement until it begins to rise, then turn into an alley signposted Victoria Buildings immediately after number 56. The alternating flint cobbles and brick wall are all that remain of the vicarage where Reverend Henry Moule lived with his family. Return to the alley which leads you to Salisbury Field – a wonderful public open space since 1892 surrounded by horse chestnut trees and much enjoyed by local residents.
3 Cross Salisbury Field keeping the open area on your right, towards the Beacon – used to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee and Millennium. On leaving Salisbury Field, lies what was one of the main areas for public execution with the gaol a short distance away at the end of Icen Way (formerly known as Gaol Lane). Opposite is Elizabeth Frink's The Dorset Martyrs Statue to commemorate those throughout Dorset who died for their faith.
4 Turning back towards the north, follow South Walks Road towards St George's tower which can be seen in the distance.
5 Leaving Fordington Green with St George's on your left side, walk down Fordington High Street towards Fordington Cross and turn left into Kings Road and pass along the walls of the cemetery until you come to Prince's Bridge. On the left of Holloway Road the memorial stone for German soldiers can be seen above. On this junction is the former Swan Public House and Mill (there had been a mill on this site since Domesday until it was closed and then acquired by the Mill Street Housing Society and transformed into much-needed housing.
6 Walk along Mill Street between the Mill on the left and the Swan on the right. Follow until the road ends and becomes a pedestrian riverside path, with the Frome on the left. At the end of the Mill Stream walk, cross London Road and continue to follow the river path. The White Hart pub stands on the opposite bank, this was once a well-used gathering point for carriers carts and is mentioned in Hardy's The Mayor of Casterbridge.
7 Continue to walk westwards along the river path passing an attractive row of late Victorian terrace cottages built in speckled Broadmayne brick then, as the river and path bear left and then right, pass beneath the red-brick walls of Dorchester prison. When the path and the river divide, take the path to the left and pass in front of Hangman's Cottage.
8 Walk past Hangman's Cottage and to the road, almost immediately opposite climb the steps up to the walls of Colliton Park and continue in a west direction along Northernhay with the wall on the left and the road beneath on the right. Dorset County Council acquired the park in 1933 to construct County Hall and during the construction discovered the famous Roman Town House which can be viewed, now housed for preservation under a steel and glass building. Walk uphill along the Grove back to Top O'Town roundabout. The Thomas Hardy statue is on the left, cross the zebra crossing to return to the car park.


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i would take course 11 at ac moore in march with another teacher i think you will like her too and then if you want go back to michaels in may for 111 etc you learn how to make royal icing in course 11 and make lots of royal icing flowers and then in course 111 you make royal icing flowers again in the 3rd class of that but you're not taught how to make it i just think going in order of the classes helps you i teach wilton at michaels and i teach students that go from one store to next to keep it in order and then some i teach go to other stores to keep it in order i certaintly think any teacher can help you go forward i am a hands on person so taking my wilton classes 12 years ago helps me to understand anything i read here on cc i know alot but i learn alot here on this site we can always learn more and better ways here listening to others on how they do this and that so continuing with your courses will certainly help you to know what is being talked about on this site since i have joined this site i have learned alot if i am doing something one way and see someone else doing it another i will try their way to see if it is better for me etc etc etc
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The NTREGOPT program works ok in my Win 7 Pro 64 bit system, but when I try to run it in Win 8 RP, which is on a separate partition, I get the warning message shown in the attached screenshot. (Similar messages appear if I click next to go to the next registry hive).
(For anyone unfamiliar with the program, the following is an extract from the help file:
"Note that the program does NOT change the contents of the registry in
any way, nor does it physically defrag the registry files on the drive
(as the PageDefrag program from SysInternals does). The optimization
done by NTREGOPT is simply compacting the registry hives to the
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If anyone can tell me how to resolve these warning messages I would be grateful.
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I would avoid any program which (like ERUNT) operates in a very critical area of the operating system(s) - but hasn't had a new version since October 2005.
See your thread on ERUNT for similar comments...
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Have to agree with batcher. Windows 7 and Windows 8 are more recent than those programs. Not only are the programs not needed, but there is the potential to damaging your OS.
I don't really like optimisers, cause they usually cause more problems than they solve. If they are outdated, then the risk is much higher.
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Hi BATcher and ruirib, as a general rule I agree with your comments and avoid registry cleaners and optimisers like the plague, however I can't see that NTREGOPT does any harm as it simply compacts the registry hives and does not change the contents of the registry.
I learned one thing with the problem I had running the program. I had set it's properties to run as administrator, and assumed it would run in that mode. More out of curiosity than expectation I right clicked the program's shortcut and chose run as adminstrator, and the program worked properly. Why should I need to do this when I had set the program's properties to run as administrator?OS Dual Boot Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit & Windows 7 Pro With SP1 64 bit. (Intel Core i7 7700 Kaby Lake Processor -Asus B150 Pro (LGA1151) Motherboard-GTX550 Ti DirectCU Graphics Card-Memory 16 GB DDR4)
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Production complete on another feature film
Posted Monday, June 15, 2015
Rogue Arts have completed production of the family adventure film "Army Dog"! Starring Casper Van Dien, it tells the story of an Army Sergeant and his bomb-sniffing dog who return from a long deployment in Afghanistan. Prof. Vernon Mortensen was producer and many MBA students were involved. US release is slated through Lionsgate. Read More about Army Dog
Featured: JPCatholic is now accredited
Posted Tuesday, March 6, 2015
The University is excited to announce it has received accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Read More » about our accreditation through WASC
Student film "Fairytale" takes home award
Posted Mar 16, 2015
A JPCatholic class project won the award for Best Soundtrack at the San Diego Student Film Awards! Read More about "Fairytale" winning an award
Documentary shows "another side" of Honduras
Posted Mar 5, 2015
Brian Olson talks about his ambitious documentary project, his time at JPCatholic, and his advice for film students! Read More about Brian Olson's Honduras Documentary La Otra Cara
A Study in Ephesians CD Box Set
Posted Feb 4, 2015
Dr. Brant Pitre, Dr. Michael Barber, and Prof. John Kincaid reveal The Mystery of Christ in the Church in this CD box set. Buy A Study in Ephesians
JPCatholic hosts Biblical Conference on Ephesians
Posted Jan 15, 2015
On Jan. 9-10, the University hosted the 12th Annual West Coast Biblical Studies Conference, drawing over 900 participants to deepen their knowledge of Sacred Scripture. Read More about this year's Biblical Studies Conference on Ephesians
The Bible and the Virgin Mary
Posted Jan 14, 2015
Join JPCatholic for a free Bible Study this winter focusing on Scripture and the Virgin Mary. The study uses resources from the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology and will take place over six weeks on campus. Read More about The Bible and the Virgin Mary bible study
Update on Households at JPCatholic
Posted Dec 16, 2014
Since starting them last year, JPCatholic has grown to include seven unique households on campus. What is a household, and why do we have them on campus? Click to read more from Chris Plance, Director of Mission and Evangelization. Read More about JPCatholic's seven unique households
JPCatholic begins Year 9
Posted Oct 9, 2014
On October 1, JPCatholic began classes with a record incoming freshman class of 81, up from 62 in 2013. 54 new graduate students began studies in Biblical Theology and Film Producing. Read More about JPCatholic's 9th anniversary
+ Bishop Cirilo Flores
Posted Sep 6, 2014
Bishop Cirilo Flores, bishop of San Diego passed away today after a battle with cancer. May he rest in peace. Bishop Flores delivered our 2012 commencement address. Read More
2014 Graduation
Posted Sep 5, 2014
Degrees awarded at our 6th annual commencement included: 28 Undergraduate BS in Communications Media and Business; 22 MBA in Film Producing; and 7 MA in Biblical Theology. Read More
JPCatholic approved for VA Benefits (GI-Bill)
Posted 7.16.14
Great news for current and incoming on-campus students! Eligible on-campus students in our undergraduate, MBA, and MA programs can now use their VA benefits towards tuition expenses at JPCatholic. Read More
Movie Night: Why Media Matters
Posted 7.2.14
Introducing a free lesson plan for Catholic youth ministers and educators. Teach media literacy to your teens with a fun and interactive movie night, grounded in the Church's wisdom on media. Read More
Photo Album: JPII Canonization Events at JPCatholic
Posted 5.12.14
Check out our Facebook page for photos of the Canonization Celebration, Dedication Banquet, JPII Lecture Series, and more! View photo album
Campus Dedication and Blessing
Posted 5.4.2014
The blessing and dedication of our new Escondido campus by Bishop Emeritus Robert Brom, was attended by a large group of students, staff, faculty, regents, trustees and benefactors. The University's inaugural Impacting Culture for Christ Awards were given to Philip Rivers, Chargers Quarterback and Alan Lane, CEO of Silvergate Bank, as well as Chair of our Board of Trustees. See the program
Honor Saint John Paul the Great by supporting a JPCatholic Student
Posted 4.28.2014
Donate $26.55 to the JPCatholic student scholarship fund. That's $1 for every year John Paul the Great was Pope: 26 years, 5.5 months. Your tax-deductible donations will go directly to supporting our patron's call to the New Evangelization. Learn More
JPII Legacy Lecture Videos are available online!
Posted 4.27.2014
To celebrate the canonization of our patron, JPCatholic has recorded its lecture series on the legacy of Pope John Paul II - they are available for free. Watch now
Video: Students Read John Paul II's "Letter to Artists"
Posted 4.21.2014
JPCatholic students have created a 3-minute inspirational video to commemorate the canonization of John Paul II with something that is near and dear to our hearts, his Letter to Artists. Watch Now
Catechetical Track added to MA in Biblical Theology program
Posted 4.17.2014
A Catechetical track is now available in the Master of Arts in Biblical Theology program along with an Exegetical Track. Read More
President Connolly on Pope John Paul II's Inspiration
Posted 4.16.2014
Dr. Derry Connolly shares the story behind JPCatholic's founding, and the inspiration of Pope John Paul II in forming the identity of the University. Read More
Students' Award-winning Commercial Screened at SXSW Film Festival
What began as a project for Commercials class turned into 3rd place prize - and $2,000 - for two JPCatholic students. Read More
New Business Advisory Board supports JPCatholic's student entrepreneurs
Posted 3.13.2014
On Tuesday, March 11, business leaders from the San Diego community gathered at John Paul the Great Catholic University's campus to observe a series of entrepreneurial-minded students present their business plans. Read More
University launches collaboration with San Diego video game companies
Posted 3.5.2014
JPCatholic recently hosted a networking event designed to introduce the University to San Diego's video game industry. The event drew nearly twenty working professionals from a variety of established companies, including Sony Online Entertainment, Rockstar Games, Axis Game Factory, and Appy Entertainment. Read More
Students attend San Diego Walk for Life
Posted 1.18.2014
A large number of students participated in the 2014 San Diego Walk for Life. The theme for this year's walk was Welcoming Everyone to this World. Read More


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Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly transcribed a word in the letter from Bobby Baum to Dr. Gridlock. He wrote a proposal for a new Metroline tunnel from Rosslyn to the Yellow line was "topologically" correct, not "topographically." Also, the answer to that letter incorrectly referred to the proposed tunnel as going west from Georgetown to Thomas Circle. Thomas Circle is east of Georgetown. This version has been updated.
Dear Dr. Gridlock:
One point about the proposal for a new downtown Metrorail tunnel from Rosslyn to the Yellow Line has attracted little attention: It's topologically correct, tying together the loose ends of the Silver and Yellow lines. This would greatly simplify and improve the efficiency of the system.
There would be only five rather than six lines (the Yellow Line running from Route 772 to Huntington), and the confusing Rush Plus rerouting could be eliminated.
One major disadvantage is that there would be no direct transfer between the Yellow and Green lines. Putting the new tunnel under Ninth Street rather than 10th would partially solve this problem but still leave a rather long walk between the lines.
Anyone have a simple solution?
Bobby Baum, Bethesda
DG: I hope this is just the first of many conversations about the long-range proposal that Metro is developing to guide the Washington region through the middle of the 21st century. It's important, of course. But it's also fun. The transit planners who presented their draft of the "Momentum" proposal last month included enough interesting proposals about new tunnels, stations, bus lines and transit connections to fuel many debates.
That's pretty much what they are hoping for. But they don't want it to end with just talk. They want a new generation of regional leaders, the successors to the generation who built the original Metro system, to step forward and convert talk into action.
Baum cites just one of the many fascinating proposals in the Momentum document, and it's on the outside edge of the planners' vision. Something that could be accomplished around the middle of the century, they suggest.
Before we get that far, said Shyam Kannan, Metro's planning director, there are a few other projects that could greatly expand the transit system's ability to move people. Among these goals for 2025 are all-eight-car trains. No more sixes.
They would help provide the extra train capacity that would get us through to the projects envisioned for the middle of the century.
Kannan is not thinking small. Creating a complete eight-car train system alone would cost about $2 billion. And that's not the only big expense of the first round of investment. Kannan said we should also think about easing the current shortage of service for Blue Line riders at Rosslyn by building additional track connections or creating a second Rosslyn station that would separate the Blue Line from the Orange and Silver lines.
The additional track at Rosslyn could allow the Orange and Silver lines to connect directly with Pentagon and stations to the south. A second station would allow the Blue line to be separated from the Silver and Orange lines, freeing up more track space for additional Blue Line trains to reach Rosslyn — something that would make the current generation of commuters much happier.
They might all be retired by the time we make the next leap, to the stage that Baum talks about.
The plan for 2025 buys time and space. But we will run out of both eventually. The Rosslyn tunnel, the tunnels through the District and the bridge over the Potomac, can handle 26 trains per hour. And during peak periods today, that's how many trains they carry.
By about 2040, the Metro plan estimates, we will need more tunnels so we can add more trains.
Among Metro's proposals, the only line that wouldn't benefit directly from new tunnels is the Red Line. The proposal Baum describes includes two tunnels, by Metro's reckoning. One would create a new Potomac River crossing at Rosslyn, leading into Georgetown then traveling east along M Street to Thomas Circle, at 14th Street NW. In that area, it would link with another new tunnel along 10th Street NW/SW, which at its northern point would swing west to Thomas Circle.
That not only would put new stations in a ring around the old downtown stations, but would also allow the Green and Yellow lines to travel in separate tunnels, potentially increasing the number of trains.
Suggesting how early we are in the planning process, Metro's map of these new tunnels marks them only with big, fat arrows. Baum goes beyond that by suggesting that the tunnels could accommodate a single-seat Yellow Line ride between Route 772 in Loudoun County, western terminus for Phase Two of the Dulles Metrorail, and Huntington, current terminus for the Yellow Line.
Most people wouldn't want to go quite so far, and Baum has a good thought in wondering where a rider could make the transition to the Green Line in the District to reach an alternative destination.
We're probably too early in the planning to talk about limiting the palette of Metro line colors. But I do think it's likely that by the time some version of this plan is built, Rush Plus will exist only as a framed poster in a transit museum.
Like Baum, you might find something missing from the transit proposals you've seen so far. Or you might want to put in a good word for something that should become a top priority. Let me know.


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LG to release a 'super premium phone' this year, tips CEO, is that you G4 Pro?
33 Comments
1. HighOnAndroidFTW (Posts: 185; Member since: 26 Apr 2015)
Can't wait, live to see companies like LG and Samsung that push the envelope. So the trickle down helps all us consumers
13. j2001m (Posts: 3005; Member since: 28 Apr 2014)
It's not going to have an 820, only if it's out like dec -March window, I.e. The 820 will not be coming out in October or November
18. Ashoaib (Posts: 3229; Member since: 15 Nov 2013)
coming little late is better than coming with 808 again... PLZ no more cheap aluminium at the name of premiumness... cheap aluminium is for cheap ppl who think it is premium... cant they see ugly dents and scratches?
2. hafini_27 (Posts: 898; Member since: 31 Oct 2013)
LG G4 is a really decent phone. Wonder why it is not so successful?
3. Busyboy (Posts: 637; Member since: 07 Jan 2015)
I'm also wondering how the phones value depreciated so quickly. I can pick up a sealed G4 on Kijiji for 480$, and considering it came out a few months back, that's crazy.
14. j2001m (Posts: 3005; Member since: 28 Apr 2014)
Because it looks cheap and as cheap parts I, it, yes why it as your sd card reader, it as cheap none flagship parts like ddr3 ram phone
I.e. The A8 is very close to this phone in spec and looks way better
24. ninja_master (Posts: 306; Member since: 27 Feb 2015)
Let me correct you "the a8 is very close to this phone in price and looks worse"
25. Seattletech (Posts: 54; Member since: 14 May 2014)
The a8 is the best looking phone out for any price. The g4 is plain ugly clunky and a leather back doesnt save it. This is coming from a g2 g3 note 4 s6 edge owner
31. price777999 (Posts: 2; Member since: 19 Sep 2015)
I think the g4 is the best looking phone available .
5. Ordinary (Posts: 2451; Member since: 23 Apr 2015)
People are stupid and will rather buy overpriced products simple as that
11. TBomb (Posts: 846; Member since: 28 Dec 2012)
It's all about the name, not the actual thing.
22. 2faraway (Posts: 75; Member since: 26 Mar 2014)
LOL, right on the dot brother, you just make every-one shut up. LOL owned the so called The big thing S4, when G2 came out I wasn't sure about it, went try one of those displays and guess what didn't spend a week 'till got the device so:!
""""It's all about the name, not the actual thing"""
20. TerryTerius (unregistered)
They sold 10 million G3 units. Their performance this year is significantly below that. You can't blame all of that on so called stupidity.
This is a crazy idea apparently, but maybe people just liked they offerings of other companies more. And then there's aesthetics to consider, and maybe some people simply didn't fancy the looks of the G4.
26. Seattletech (Posts: 54; Member since: 14 May 2014)
LG lost their design direction with getting to confident with the G3. The G4 is bulkier.
10. Ruturaj (Posts: 1483; Member since: 16 Oct 2014)
Good but not best. G2 was better than S4 and one m7, G3 has first QHD display, G4 has nothing special to S6 and other devices.
16. j2001m (Posts: 3005; Member since: 28 Apr 2014)
100% it as nothing better, it's just got some thing that some in this site need, but there better off just buying a cheap China phone if they need that setup
The s6 edge is the fastest best looking phone going today, for the 1st time I can say that over the iphone
And the same will be the case for the note 5 over the iPhone 6s plus
23. iLovesarcasm (Posts: 586; Member since: 20 Oct 2014)
It looks premium, but battery is not.
27. Andrewtst (Posts: 678; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
Simply due to S808.
33. robertkoa (Posts: 87; Member since: 27 Apr 2014)
I think the appearance of LG G4 is holding sales down compared to the Metal Phones.
I hope the Stainless Series continue removable batteries and SD Card- like Samsung Alpha and Note 4 were -practical for Power Users and less glass to worry about .
4. Cheezwiz (Posts: 430; Member since: 29 Dec 2014)
Every time I see a 6" phone rumor I wonder why OEMs don't manufacture Ultra-wide (21:9) HD dimensions. It seems like a 21:9 HD screen would be more ergonomic in the hand. I don't care if the phone is longer top-to-bottom, but i need to be able to hold the phone comfortably.
7. RandomUsername (Posts: 808; Member since: 29 Oct 2013)
I imagine it would be a pain in the ass to use.
6. manojmcn (Posts: 625; Member since: 16 Jul 2015)
HTC & LG are doing big risk. They screwed up their flagship line badly. Now if they try a new flagship series and may get again trumped by the S6 edge+, Note 5 & A8(may be). Customers may lose faith in their flagships. In spite of the bad response S5 faced, Samsung managed to keep their flagship series of S & Note intact by releasing better product in the same series. A new flagship level phone from HTC & LG will kill the remaining prospects(what ever left) of HTC One M9 & LG G4 repectively and will be declared super flops.
8. jessyi (Posts: 325; Member since: 08 Jan 2015)
Seem fantastic..wow im eager for this phone.i currently own a LG G3 wanted to upgrade to the g4 but i think ill wait a little longer for this beast..realy would wish they made the overall bezels just as the g3 or smaller..thats the only thing which is keeping me back from purchasing the G4(it grew in size)..but overall the G4 is the best phone so far for this year. Innovation only comes form southkorea!!
30. chenski (Posts: 554; Member since: 22 Mar 2015)
G3 user here waiting for g5, if it does not live up to expectations I'm looking at switching companies
9. Djz89 (Posts: 365; Member since: 25 Aug 2014)
include premium battery aswell and you have a very good phone.
12. LeFritz (Posts: 3; Member since: 02 Mar 2014)
Dang, I wished they would stick to 5.5 inches than 6..
15. natypes (Posts: 1106; Member since: 02 Feb 2015)
Why does it seem oem's are not plugged into the community very much. I'm going to start a phone company. We'll have 4 phones. Same internals on all 4 basically. Two will have 5" screens and two 6" phablets. There will be a vanilla version of both that will feature stock Android with unlocked bootloaders, sd slot and removable battery and then there will be the other version for the masses that's pretty, built with popular materials with no sd slot or removable battery. Hardware on both will be top of the line. All at OP prices.
And we'll take over the world. Well, the developed world at least. In time we'll make devices that are mid-range, but we will not get convoluted or pigeon hole ourselves.
17. Bm888 (Posts: 516; Member since: 06 Jul 2015)
G4 ergonomics and features plus Sd 820 ,digitized stylus , 6 inch display, fingerprint scanner ..and it would be a beast
19. jessyi (Posts: 325; Member since: 08 Jan 2015)
5.8" the most please..5.6 inches would be perfect.
21. natypes (Posts: 1106; Member since: 02 Feb 2015)
Said no girl ever


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WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 8, 2003 (Zenit.org).- Concerns over civilian casualties in an Iraq war are fueling opposition to any such conflict. Estimates of deaths or the number of refugees caused by a war vary widely, but all agree that large numbers of innocent people would suffer.
A leaked U.N. report calculated up to a half-million people could require medical attention in case of a military conflict, the British daily Guardian reported Jan. 29. The World Health Organization estimated that about 100,000 civilians could be wounded, and another 400,000 would be hit by disease due to the bombing of water and sanitation services and the lack of food.
The U.N. Children's Fund calculated that around 3 million people, 80% of them children under age 5, would be in a dire situation regarding a lack of food. The U.N. report noted that some 16 million Iraqis depend on the monthly food basket of basic goods supplied by the government. In the event of war these supplies likely would be disrupted.
On Jan. 28 a group of U.K. aid organizations — Oxfam, CAFOD, Christian Aid, ActionAid and Save the Children — published a joint press release warning that military action could trigger a major humanitarian disaster. "Military action against Iraq could devastate the lives of millions of people," Oxfam director Barbara Stocking was quoted as saying. "The humanitarian situation in Iraq is now more fragile than it was on the eve of the 1991 Gulf War."
The declaration also commented that under the Geneva Conventions it is against international humanitarian law for "any objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population" to be targeted during military action. In the case of Iraq, these objects include infrastructure such as ports, railways and roads vital for the distribution of food aid across the country as well, as the water and sanitation system, powered by the main electricity supply.
Poor hospitals, widespread malnutrition
A report released by the New York-based Center for Economic and Social Rights (CESR) warned that the fragile Iraqi health care system, already badly damaged by 12 years of economic sanctions, is woefully inadequate to deal with the effects of a new war.
The report said that 92% of hospitals surveyed indicated they were lacking basic medical equipment. Shortages of medications, including antibiotics, already undermine routine care.
"Our report confirms that it is unlikely that international relief agencies can avert a major humanitarian disaster," said Michael Van Rooyen, director of the Center for International Emergency, Disaster and Refugee Studies at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, in a CESR press release.
The report's findings are based on a research mission from Jan. 19-29 by a CESR team of 16 humanitarian experts, including Hans von Sponeck, former U.N. humanitarian coordinator for Iraq. Team members interviewed U.N. and Iraqi government officials; visited hospitals, clinics, public markets, electricity, water and sanitation plants, and other civilian sites; and reviewed confidential U.N. documents.
Another warning voice comes from the U.S.-based Catholic Relief Services. A briefing on its Web site comments that Iraq is facing a humanitarian crisis. Many children are living in poor conditions, and about 25% of young men and women show signs of chronic malnutrition. Already in 2001 the number of people with access to drinkable water dropped to only 11%, compared with 92% in 1989.
Catholic Relief Services contended that a military intervention has the potential to lead to tremendous human costs among an already suffering Iraqi people. Its officials "echo the bishops' call that at this time constructive alternatives to war must first be exhausted."
International aid agencies would not likely have the funds to fully cope with the effects of a war. U.N. agencies say donors have given only a quarter of the $120 million needed for emergency supplies, Reuters reported March 5.
"We urgently need additional funds," said Elisabeth Byrs, spokeswoman for the U.N. Geneva Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. "Very little money has been provided. There's a gap of about $90 million."
The U.N. World Food Program, for example, has so far received pledges of just $7.5 million for food after appealing for some $23 million in a contingency plan to feed 900,000 Iraqis in a 10-week period. And the U.N. Children's Fund (UNICEF), which will head relief work for water and sanitation, has just $2 million of the $14 million it was to receive under the U.N. appeal for funds.
Hoping to limit the damage
The United States and its allies have tried to address concerns over the humanitarian consequences of a war. Arguments are made that liberating Iraq will lead to an improvement in human rights and liberties. This position was explained in comments made by British Prime Minister Tony Blair, cited in a Zenit analysis of two weeks ago, entitled "War in Iraq: No Simple Answers."
Defenders of military intervention also try to compare Iraq to the situation in Afghanistan. On the negative side, a group called the Iraq Body Count Project notes that last year's military action in Afghanistan caused 3,000 to 3,400 civilian deaths.
But U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, in a speech Feb. 14, observed: "Today the Afghan people are free." More than 1 million refugees have been able to return home, he said, and children are back in school.
"And the careful use of precision-guided weapons helped ensure that there were fewer civilian casualties in this war than perhaps in any war in modern history," stated Rumsfeld. The defense secretary also noted that the United States has already provided $850 million to help rebuild Afghanistan, with another $3.3 billion authorized over the next several years.
A March 5 press release by the U.S. Defense Department affirmed that the American military would go to great lengths to limit civilian deaths and to minimize damage to nonmilitary facilities if war erupts.
A senior U.S. Central Command official briefed reporters in the Pentagon on the steps the military takes to avoid or minimize collateral damage. He admitted, however, that it's nearly impossible to eliminate all such damage.
But, the official said, potential targets are carefully considered to see if they are likely to result in noncombatant casualties, damage to nonmilitary structures or protected sites, or if the target is in close proximity to known human shields.
The press release explained that some experts have predicted a war with Iraq now would result in fewer civilian casualties than in the 1991 Gulf War. The official briefing reporters explained that in Operation Desert Storm, 20% of the bombs used were precision-guided. The rest were gravity-fall "dumb bombs." In a war in Iraq today, 70% would be precision-guided, the official said.
General Tommy Franks, who heads the U.S. forces, refused to speculate on the number of civilian casualties. Still, he added, U.S. planners would do what they could to avoid such casualties.
In spite of such reassurances, grave fears persist as to the damage a war will cause. The Pope's insistent requests for prayers show his concern on this matter. Last Sunday, John Paul II said, "It is also necessary to seek and go down every possible avenue to avoid war, which always brings mourning and grave consequences for all."