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CIS Infinity offers up-to-date technology, comprehensive functionality and interoperability
Atlanta, GA and Toronto, Canada. March 31, 2009
Advanced Utility Systems (Advanced) has successfully brought Fulton County live on CIS Infinity. CIS Infinity will assist the County in furthering its commitment to operational efficiency as well as customer service.
With CIS Infinity, the County now has a modern, functionally rich customer information solution that replaced its 20-year-old legacy system. CIS Infinity provides a broad range of capabilities that were previously unavailable to the County. The benefits of this include increased billing accuracy and the ability to create rates more easily. CIS Infinity also offers the County five levels of reporting which consist of: the option to filter and export data; access to hundreds of standard reports; the ability to modify the standard reports; the ability to design customized reports and a function that allows users to share reports that they have created.
Developing innovative and up-to-date functionality has always been our mandate when it comes to CIS Infinity, states Peter Fanous, General Manager for Advanced. This enables our clients to make their business processes more efficient which in turn assists in timelier customer service.
As Prime Vendor, Advanced managed the implementation of CIS Infinity but also coordinated the full integration of its customer information system to the Countys Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) System. This supports the County in quicker notification of completed service orders and more efficient routing of customer service calls to the correct parties.
The interoperability that Advanced provided was done quickly and accurately while also minimizing costs, notes Lee Poolman, Division Manager for Fulton County. Their strategy protected our budget and we are now in a good position to offer enhanced customer service.
Another initiative that the County will be introducing to their clients is credit card payment processing via eCARE the Advanced online payment application.
Fulton County provides service to over 70,000 water and sewer accounts.
For additional information contact:
Peter Fanous, General Manager
Advanced Utility Systems, a division of N. Harris Computer Corporation
(888) 355-7772 x231
Lee Poolman, Division Manager
Fulton County
(404) 612-7697
About Advanced and Harris:
Advanced is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Harris Computer Systems that provides
Customer Information and Billing solutions exclusively to utilities and municipalities. Harris is a leading provider of financial
management and Customer Information Systems (CIS) software solutions.
Since 1976, Harris has focused on providing feature-rich and robust
turnkey solutions to all levels of local government as well as public
power and water markets throughout North America. Harris' focus is on
creating long-term relationships with our customers and ensuring that we
meet the changing needs of our customers over time. For further
information on Harris Computer Systems, please visit our website at
http://www.Harriscomputer.com, or call 888-847-7747.
For more information on Advanced and CIS Infinity ® please contact us at www.advancedutility.com/contact.asp
Press Releases
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"Our customers needed a seamless upgrade. We had more confidence in the Advanced strategy than any other vendor's -- their implementation and conversion process were designed to flex for a unique situation like ours."
City of Bellevue:
"Throughout the 10-month conversion and implementation project, Advanced brought excellent people to the table, and we've arrived at the end of the project with all our requirements met."
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After the huge success of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Filmmaster Events and CC2016 continued their journey, this time, as the producers of the Paralympic Opening and Closing Ceremonies, the Torch Relay and Teams' Welcome Ceremonies.
Filmmaster Events was once again the protagonist of Rio 2016 thanks to its surprising Opening Ceremony in the Maracana Stadium. The ceremony's aim was to surprise, provoke and celebrate the Brazilian culture through an enchanting whirlwind of colors and emotions. It was also about the importance of "doing more with less", where the team's inventiveness and capacity to do great things with few resources, were key to the success of the show. [...]
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The newly aligned ACC signed five of the 33 prospects from the class of 2013 who were rated five-star players in the Rivals100 presented by Under Armour.
Now that fall camps are in full swing, it is up to players to shed the recruit ranking and earn their positions on the two-deeps. Only Florida State has multiple players from last year's elite list, and it will be difficult for either player to make an impact.
Brentwood (Tenn.) Academy defensive back Jalen Ramsey and Miami (Fla.) Booker T. Washington linebacker Matthew Thomas were the headliners of the Seminoles class, but with depth at both positions there are many who feel the two will have to wait their turn, play special teams or get mop-up time in early contests.
Despite a built talent bed, there are other newcomers to the roster who may have a more immediate impact.
Four-star receiver Levonte Whitfield from Orlando (Fla.) Jones is looking like he may gain time as a return man -- especially on punt returns. The Seminoles rotated in three players last season, and all struggled mightily.
Fellow four-star DeMarcus Walker could be in line to see playing time on the second unit. The No. 57 player in the country last season from Jacksonville (Fla.) Sandalwood figures to benefit from the program losing three defensive ends to the NFL draft.
As the college football season approaches, Rivals.com will break down the conferences across the country to see which five true freshmen or junior college transfers could have the biggest impact.
Measurables: 5-foot-11, 185 pounds. Immokalee (Fla.) High
Recruiting ranking: Four stars. No. 7-ranked cornerback and No. 42 overall in Rivals100.
Buzz: One of the biggest attributes that Alexander has always displayed is an incredible level of competitiveness to go with his obvious skill set. He has a real chance to earn a starting position in the secondary, and he could be one of the best young corners in the country. He separated himself during all-America game competition for his coverage skills and toughness. He understands the game well and will work off the field to improve his game.
Measurables: 6-foot, 175 pounds. Fort Myers (Fla.) Dunbar
Recruiting rankings: Three stars. No. 79-ranked wide receiver; unranked nationally.
Buzz: Barnes quickly has earned a reputation as a confident if not cocky player for the Blue Devils. He has been assertive in practice, and he wants the ball. He has explosiveness and quickness that has drawn the attention of quarterback Anthony Boone. The coaching staff has grown very high on Barnes, and there is trust growing across the board. He has a mentality that he wants to be the best and he wants to get better, which will serve him well.
Measurables: 6-foot-1, 180 pounds. Washington (D.C.) Dunbar
Recruiting rankings: High School: Four stars. No. 45-ranked wide receiver. Prep: Four stars. JUCO: Five stars.
Buzz: Long has taken a winding road to surface with Maryland. From high school, he committed to West Virginia before going to Hargrave (Va.) Military Academy. He went to New Mexico for a year before heading to Council Bluffs (Iowa) Iowa Western Community College. At Maryland, he is expected to be a major boost to the receiving unit alongside former five-star Stefon Diggs. The former No. 1 player in the class of 2013 JUCO Top 100 has been clocked with a sub-4.4-second 40-yard dash time, and he totaled 100 receptions, 1,625 yards and 25 touchdowns last season while playing in the fourth quarter only twice. He is the first JUCO player to earn a fifth star since Cam Newton did it in 2010, and his impact is expected to be tremendous on an offense that often needed another piece as it shuffled through injured quarterbacks last season.
Measurables: 5-foot-10, 185 pounds. Virginia Beach (Va.) Bayside
Recruiting rankings: Five stars. No. 1-ranked all-purpose back and No. 29 overall in Rivals100.
Buzz: After Cavaliers running backs averaged an awful 3.87 yards per carry last season, there is plenty of anticipation that Mizzell will make a major and immediate impact. Former four-star Clifton Richardson transferred out of the program after spring practice, which will only clear the path for Mizzell. New offensive coordinator Steve Fairchild worked with Marshall Faulk at San Diego State and with the St. Louis Rams, and he figures to deploy the talented and elusive back in plenty of situations. If Mizzell isn't named the starter, he will see plenty of touches but will be asked to contribute on special teams, where he can be a gifted punt returner. With home games against BYU and Oregon to open the season, it could be a major jumping-off point to Mizzell's career.
Measurables: 6-foot-4, 310 pounds. Mauldin (S.C.) High
Recruiting rankings: High School: Three stars. Prep: Three stars, No. 14-ranked prep school player.
Buzz: It is rare to have a true freshman start on the offensive line, let alone project do so at left tackle, but that may be the case for McLaughlin. After signing with East Carolina out of high school, McLaughlin went to prep school at Fork Union (Va.) Military and chose Virginia Tech. He has gained nearly 25 pounds of muscle since high school, and he has improved his footwork. While former five-star Kendall Fuller may work his way into the starting role at cornerback, it looks like McLaughlin will start from the opening game against Alabama.
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Submissions from 2017
McDonnell v. United States: Defining "Official Action" in Public Corruption Law, Christopher Murphy
What is the Relevant Parcel? Clarifying the "Parcel as a Whole" Standard in Murr v. Wisconsin, Gavin S. Frisch
An Alcohol Mindset in a Drug-Crazed World: A Review of Birchfield v. North Dakota, Devon Beeny
Ditching Your Duty: When Must Private Entities Comply with Federal Antidiscrimination Law?, Tara Knapp
May the Best Canon Win: Lockhart v. United States and the Battle of Statutory Interpretation, Hassan Shaikh
Birchfield v. North Dakota: Warrantless Breath Tests and the Fourth Amendment, Sara Jane Schlafstein
Drawing Lines: Racial Gerrymandering in Bethune-Hill v. Virginia Board of Elections, Scott Reed
Commodity Supply and Extraterritorial Patent Infringement in Life Technologies V. Promega, G. Edward Powell
Without More, There Is No More: Standing and Racial Gerrymandering in Wittman v. Personhuballah, Jessica Edmundson
McCrory v. Harris: Constitutional Prohibitions on Racial Classifications and the Requirements of the Voting Rights Act in Redistricting, Alex Dietz
Flight Risk or Danger to the Community? Rodriguez and the Protection of Civil Liberties in the U.S. Immigration System, Charlie Kazemzadeh
Moore v. Texas: Balancing Medical Advancements With Judicial Stability, Emily Taft
A House Built on Shifting Sands: Standing Under the Fair Housing Act After Thompson v. North American Stainless, Eric Vanderhoef
Violating Equal Protection: Lynch v. Morales-Santana and the Ina's Sex Discriminatory Physical Presence Requirement, Courtney Magnus
Submissions from 2016
Friends with Benefits: Redefining Personal Gain in Insider Trading Under Salman v. United States, Wendy R. Becker
The Choice Between Right and Easy: Pena-Rodriguez v. Colorado and the Necessity of a Racial Bias Exception to Rule 606(b), Kevin Zhao
Further Punishing the Wrongfully Accused: Manuel v. City of Joliet, the Fourth Amendment, and Malicious Prosecution, James R. Holley
Mississippi v. Tennessee: Resolving an Interstate Groundwater Dispute, Peter G. Berris
Asking the Right Federal Questions: Merrill Lynch v. Manning and the Exclusive Jurisdiction Provisions of the Securities Exchange Act, Seth Taylor
Utah v. Strieff and the Future of the Exceptions to the Exclusionary Rule, Zack Gong
Going to Hell in a HHS Notice: The Contraceptive Mandate's Next Impermissible Burden on Religious Freedom, Trey O'Callaghan
Ocasio v. United States: The Scope of a Conspiracy to Commit Hobbs Act Extortion, Benjamin Ludewig
Gutting Public Sector Unions: Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, Jake Wasserman
Ring Around the Jury: Reviewing Florida's Capital Sentencing Framework in Hurst v. Florida, Richard Guyer
Districtly Speaking: Evenwel v. Abbott and the Apportionment Population Debate, Joey Herman


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Summer Kruger, 7, of Marshall, tosses a bean bag toward the target while Daly Kruger and Jacob Monthei, both 6 and also of Marshall, look on Monday afternoon while playing at the Collegeway home of their grandparents, Kelly and Mary Monthei of Worthington.
I first joined the Daily Globe in April 2001 as sports editor. I later became the news editor in November 2002, and the managing editor in August 2006. I'm originally from New York State, and am married with two children.


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(25/08/2017) According to the Iraqi government, its forces have recaptured Mosul. However, an end to the humanitarian crisis in Iraq is not in sight. The supply situation in the surrounding area and in the city itself is extremely difficult for the returnees. Hundreds of thousands civilians have fled from Mosul since the beginning of the operation in October 2016; around 841,000 Iraqis are currently verified as IDPs. Since January 2014, 3 million people have been internally displaced. Welthungerhilfe is working in the area, supporting refugees with the distribution of tarpaulins, food, water and sanitary items.
Fleeing from war and poverty
Iraq has once again become a country at war. Since the 'Islamic State' (IS) began its advance in the northwest of the country in August 2014, 3.2 million people have been driven out of their homes. Many of them were given shelter by host families, others live in camps, backyards or in basements. The burden weighs heavy on the population. Those who are fleeing suffer from a lack of food, drinking water, hygiene, medical treatment, clothing and blankets. They need education and work. Welthungerhilfe is offering support by distributing urgently needed goods.
However, after the developments of 2017, thousands of people can return to regions that have been recaptured from the IS, for example areas around Niniveh and the surroundings of Mosul. Now the destroyed infrastructure such as energy supply, schools and roads will have to be rebuilt. Many humanitarian aid measures are already lacking financing. The tasks at hand are extremely difficult.
Creating prospects for returnees
When refugees decide to return to their home town, they often have nothing to go back to. In the Niniveh Province, Welthungerhilfe and GIZ support returnees and the remaining population with "Cash for Work" measures. The project participants are actively involved in the reconstruction of infrastructure, whilst at the same time earning an income to the equivalent of 236 euros per assignment.
Various groups of the population are involved in the planning and can bring forward their individual needs. The aim is to reduce tensions among the various local populations and improve the sense of community.
How Welthungerhilfe is supporting refugees and returnees
Improvement of living situations of returnees, displaced persons and Syrian refugees in the north of the province of Niniveh, which was freed from the IS in 2015: supporting the reconstruction by rehabilitating basic infrastructure with the help of cash for work activities, focus on encouragement and restoration of social cohesion and peace among the different population groups.
Mosul: distribution of aid packages with blankets, mattresses, drinking water cans, cookware and plates, washing detergent, soap and other hygiene articles as well as a kerosene stove and a lamp in areas east of Mosul that have been recaptured by the IS. Families with children also receive baby kits containing towels, nappies, soap, baby shampoo and cream.
Access to clean water is a big issue in areas retaken by the IS. In a project funded by the Federal Foreign Office, Welthungerhilfe is active in the following areas: provision of water with the help of water trucks, repair and maintenance of water pipes, provision of emergency latrines, showers and sanitary facilities in schools, provision of generators, kerosene, chlorine and water filters, hygiene education, improvement of waste management.
Welthungerhilfe is furthermore preparing for a possible surge of refugees from the fought over city of Tal Afar. Storage for relief supplies has already been rented in Zummar, Ninewa Governorate, in order to get better access to the people.
Another BMZ funded project aims at improving access to water and reducing health risks due to pollution – repair and maintenance of water pipes and sewage systems, training in maintenance and management of water infrastructure and hygiene
Donors: GIZ, Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit (BMZ), Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), World Food Programme (WFP)


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If you happen to be traveling�on US 36 through Danville and see all�the people standing around the courthouse, you might want to take a closer look.� The tufts of straw coming out of shirt sleeves and pant legs suggests these folks might be up to something more than waiting for court or grabbing a coffee.
October marks the 3rd annual Scarecrow Contest in downtown Danville.� All month long, the courthouse square is surrounded by uniquely decorated scarecrows, each representing the artistic talents and creativity of a local business, group or individual.� My pictures don't do justice to the hay-stuffed works of art.� You'll see a group of soldiers sitting around a table, Uncle Sam, a scarecrow hand-stand,�and even a man mourning a loved one at a funeral.� From now through October 14, visitors can stop into many of the�local merchants�surrounding the square and cast a ballot for their favorite.
On October 16, the town will celebrate these creations at the Scarecrow Festival.� Winners will be announced, and there will be music, crafts, games and other entertainment.
For a full day of fun in downtown Danville, you might also consider stopping in The Healing Chi for a yoga session or massage, and finish the day with dinner at Frank's Place Italian Restaurant, my favorite place for pizza in Hendricks County, where I grew up.
The�scarecrow contest and festival�is presented by the Downtown Danville Partnership.


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Finally the world is being offered a green electric vehicle. It is the Arcimoto SRK. I saw this piece on the BBC and I became interested in the Arcimoto.
Yeah this is not a car for a rich MD in Orange County who only wants prestige and tax breaks. This is the EV of the People. The Arcimoto even has the option to attach a shroud of light weight polycarbonate panels to keep the passengers from freezing.
Mark Fronmayer the man behind the Arcimoto is finally a UC Bezerkeley graduate who learned thermo and not junk in silly courses that Dr. Kammen and his cronies teach there in the Inappropriate Energy Lab.
This three wheel car is cool! It is hip! It is bloody marvelous. It has ample speed (75 MPH) and decent acceleration (0 to 60 MPH in 9 seconds) with ultimate simplicity and beauty in its form and function. It has a simple battery pack using 2,000 cylindrical lithium ion cells. This could be approximately 20 kwh of stored energy that feed the two motors that have 30 kw of power each.
Mr. Fronmayer is the anti Fisker. He has designed a car of utter simplicity effectively using a small battery pack to get folks out of large cars that simply make no sense for short trips in the urban environment.
I will send this blog to the greenwashers at Siemens who claim that carbon monoxide is best used to produce ethanol in the LanzaTech boondoggle. The carbon monoxide in steel mills should be used to make the removable polycarbonate body panels for the SRK. Of course the steel tubes that shroud the driver and the one passenger in the rear will come from the very same steel mill.
The SRK is named as a shortened name for a Shark. Siemens may claim the SRK stands for Siemens Really Kares. Of course I know cares in spelled with a C but many C words in English are K words in German.
Perhaps there is a Great Green Shark? There is a Greenland Shark.


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Great for – you guessed it – students at the University of Huddersfield.
Charm, history, and heritage: that's Huddersfield. It's everything that's great about the North of England, all rolled into one town.
The Industrial Revolution made Huddersfield. Back then, it was one of Britain's top mill towns, making textiles that were sent around the world.
There's some amazing architecture from that era, still around today. On Castle Hill, Victoria Tower rises above the town. And pretty cobbled streets lead you to Huddersfield Railway Station – its grand, neo-classical design is really something.
...And how could we forget? Rugby League. Huddersfield invented Rugby League, and it's still a big part of the town's identity. So when you need a break from bouncing around lecture theatres, you can always bounce around a rugby ball instead.
For you culture-lovers: the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival. It's the largest of its kind in the world, and draws a global roster of performers.
Our places in Huddersfield
They're all great but slightly different, check them all out and let us know which one is your favourite.


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Call The Cops: Ohel Recommends Alerting The Authorities
By Sergey Kadinsky and Michael Orbach (The Jewish Star)
June 17, 2010
Ohel, the largest Jewish social service agency, has come out and explicitly stated that parents should contact secular authorities if their child has been abused.
"If an individual has a sense that the child is abused, Ohel encourages people to contact law enforcement," said Barry Horowitz, a child sexual abuse specialist and coordinator of OHEL's Long Island services.Horowitz spoke at "Keeping our Children Safe: Summer Vacation and Beyond," a government-sponsored program run by Ohel at Congregation Aish Kodesh in Woodmere on June 9.
"When there is trouble within the community, it is more horrible than the end of time," said Rabbi Moshe Weinberger, the rav of the shul, in his introductory remarks. Rabbi Weinberger described a young man he knew who had been abused over the course of seven years. The victim, and others like him, fought a silent war and deserved the protection of the community, Rabbi Weinberger said.
The Ohel panel was initially greeted with disdain by activists who expressed concern over what they say is Ohel's history of offering treatment to predators but often choosing not to report them to the police. As recently as 2007, Ohel ran a treatment program for Jewish sexual abusers. When one member of the program, Stephen Colmer, dropped out before treatment was complete, he was not reported.
In 2008, Colmer, who had fled to Israel, was extradited to the United States to face criminal charges for molesting two boys.
Two years ago, in an interview with The Jewish Press, Horowitz himself said that there should be guidelines in place for those in the community to decide "when to use therapy and when to call in law enforcement."
Horowitz's brief statement during the question and answer session could be taken as a tacit admission of the failure of those previous policies.
The main discussion of the panel was how to combat childhood sexual abuse.
"The field of abuse prevention in the 80s and 90s was on empowering the children, but we also have to take our role," explained Horowitz. He urged parents to tell their children about possible signs of unwelcome advances, and avoid the feeling of failure should a violation occur.
"We should be saying 'you can always come to us,'" said Horowitz. "Our job is to make you feel safe. We will not be angry with you."
Horowitz urged parents to teach by example, by changing clothes at home only in a closed room, demonstrating that certain body parts should not be seen by others. Another method that has emerged in recent years involves open-ended stories where parents can discuss ideal solutions with their children.
Sitting among the 100 audience members, abuse survivor Dr. Asher Lipner of Brooklyn commended Ohel for speaking out, while urging that more be done. "If you don't say it strongly and publicly, parents are still afraid to go forward," said Lipner.
Lipner urged Jewish schools and summer camps to have background checks for employees and a safety plan should an abuse occur.
"In the past, there was so much denial and shame," he explained. "Having a protocol meant that they may have a molester here."
A row behind Lipner, Joel Engelman, 24, also took comfort in Ohel's public stance on reporting abuse claims. Engelman has publicly condemned his elementary school, United Talmudical Academy in Williamsburg, for not firing Rabbi Avrohom Reichman, who is accused of molesting Engelman when he was 8 years old.
"It was very affirming to hear Ohel say that people should report sexual abuse to authorities," said Engelman. "The message should be that sexual abuse is a crime and needs to be reported to the police. It is not a halachic question."


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Washington Wizards vs. Sacramento Kings - 2/9/14
Sacramento Kings (17-33) at Washington Wizards (24-25)
NBA Basketball: Sunday, February 9, 2014 at 6:00 pm (Verizon Center)
The Line: Washington Wizards -- Over/Under: See the Latest Odds
The Sacramento Kings could be without a couple of key players when they take on the Washington Wizards tonight.
The Kings have eight of their last 10 and will be disappointed that they had their two-game win streak snapped on Friday when they lost to the Celtics by 99-89. DeMarcus Cousins had a monster game of 31 points and 16 rebounds while Isaiah Thomas added 24 points, but the Kings could do little to stop the Celtics who were led by Jared Sullinger's 31 points and 16 rebounds. Sacramento did beat the Bulls and the Raptors prior to Friday, but they're going to need others to step up in the absence of Rudy Gay and Marcus Thornton who are both listed as questionable for tonight's game. The Kings are now 17-33 on the season and 6-17 on the road where they've lost seven of their last eight.
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Meanwhile, the Wizards have fallen from consecutive wins ove rthe Thunder and the Blazers with losses to the Spurs and then to the lowly Cavaliers. On Friday, John Wall had a monster night of 32 points and 10 assists while four other players finished in double figures, but on the defensive end, the Wizards allowed 67 points in the first half and just couldn't find a way to stop the Cavs' backcourt duo of Dion Waiters and Kyrie Irving who scored 24 and 23 points respectively. With the loss, Washington drops back below .500 at 24-25 on the season and 12-13 at home.
In ATS trends, the Kings are 4-1 ATS in their last five games overall and 3-1-1 ATS in their last five games following a loss, while the Wizards are 3-10 ATS in their last 13 home games and 0-5 TS in their last five games against a team with a losing record.
Head to head, the Kings are 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings overall and 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings in Washington.
There is no line for this game yet so please check back later for my free pick.


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Self-inflicted Injury
In publishing their report entitled 'The Future Vision of the Palestinian Arabs in Israel,' which sets out a list of demands on Israel and its Jewish inhabitants, the leaders of Israel's Arab minority have ultimately shot themselves in the foot.
In publishing their report entitled "The Future Vision of the Palestinian Arabs in Israel," which sets out a list of demands on Israel and its Jewish inhabitants, the leaders of Israel's Arab minority have ultimately shot themselves in the foot.
The timing of the report, on the heels of the second Lebanon war, is not coincidental. The Israeli establishment has known for some time now about the deliberations going on in Arab circles. Release of the report came at a time when the country was in a state of crisis, brought on by the war. Israel was perceived as weaker, and that constituted an invitation to attack everything it stands for. Again, there is a lesson to be learned. In this part of the world, Israel must radiate strength even when it is prepared to compromise.
This "Vision" paper, signed by the heads of the Arab local authorities and members of the High Follow-up Committee for Arab citizens in Israel, among others, has led to an outcry among Israeli Jews. Particularly noteworthy is the open letter by Prof. Shimon Shamir, a member of the Or Commission that investigated the shooting deaths of 13 Israeli Arabs during the riots of October 2000. Shamir is known for his call to end the ongoing discrimination against Israeli Arabs, published in the Arab newspaper A-Sinara.
"It is hard to escape the feeling that the object of your tendentious report is to rob the Jews in this country of their identity. It makes Jewish readers, even those who support your cause, feel threatened. The only road to achieving your rights goes through Israeli society. The document you have drawn up does not advance your cause; it pushes it backward."
The Council for Peace and Security has met several times to discuss the issue, including a raucous meeting with Arab delegates, which ended in threats of civil disobedience and retorts about Israeli democracy needing to apply some brakes. An internal memo of the Council for Peace and Security deemed the document totally unacceptable. "There is no recognition of the Jewish character of the state of Israel," it stated (one of the authors of the "Vision" document said he rejected the model of a "Jewish and democratic state").
The Israel Democracy Institute cautioned the Israeli Arab community that "the contents of this report could arouse the anti-democratic tendencies that unfortunately exist in Israeli society. This is a recipe for deepening the rift, and for increasing hostility, fear and mutual distrust."
A sense that Israeli Arabs are being discriminated against may have been the incentive for writing this document, but let us not confuse this with the demands that are being made. Discrimination is a subject that needs to be dealt with, also for the sake of the Jewish and democratic character of the state. But to demand a change in the Jewish character of the country is something else entirely. That issue is not up for discussion. What the "Vision" report is trying to do is send Israel back to the War of Independence. It is clearly an irredentist document. It has no room for compromise.
The "Vision" document calls on Israel to give up its existence as a Jewish state, together with its national symbols, to establish a Palestinian state that will be Judenrein, and alongside it a bi-national state in Israel's stead. Israel is portrayed as a non-democratic colonialist entity. The report speaks of the "despotism" of the Jewish majority ("the Jews must give up their privileges") and demands a "consensual democracy." We've already seen the consensual democracy the Arabs of Lebanon established for themselves, which has only brought destruction and civil war, and has adversely affected the Palestinians.
In this report, the leaders of the Israeli Arab minority are basically divorcing themselves from the state of Israel. The hopes that the Israeli-Arab community would become a bridge for peace with the Palestinians have apparently been dashed. Israeli Arabs should not be surprised if they end up losing a lot of friends.
This is not the first time this warped idea has tried to worm its way into the Israeli Arab community. The Palestinians' right to self-determination, "even to the point of separation," was discussed at the convention of the Israeli Communist Party back in 1957. The following year, there was talk of a "fighting underground." When word of this reached party members MKs Shmuel Mikunis and Moshe Sneh, Sneh warned his Arab friends not to lend a hand to the destruction of the state of Israel.
And now it is happening again. Poor judgment is leading these "visionaries" into battle. They are going to lose, and lose badly.
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Dale from Lansdale, Pa writes,
How soon after apply Dylox can the area be reseeded?
There is not a time restriction on how soon you can reseed after applying Dylox 6.2 Granular Insecticide. You may apply at same time or in separate applications.
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Installation view of Drawdown at Pegasus Gallery, Middletown, 2012
Online video view of Actual Dots, 2011
Installation of Actual Dots at The Niche, Middlesex Community College, Middletown, 2012
A Sea of Patterns
October 3 – November 1, 2012
Pegasus Gallery in Chapman Hall and The Niche in Founders Hall
Middlesex Community College
100 Training Hill Road, Middletown, CT 06457
2-channel video projection installation on 4 suspended screens, 60 x 42 in. ea. (color, silent) looped, 7 min. 6 sec.
Actual Dots
2011-In Progress
Five-channel video installation, color, silent, 15 sec. each, looped
Video Titles:
Actual Dots (Saleh)
Actual Dots (al-Assad)
Actual Dots (Mubarak)
Actual Dots (al-Qaddafi)
Actual Dots (Ben Ali)
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Buy ostarine, why?
Allow me to explain something first:
Yes I have used steroids.
They led me to having to go on testosterone replacement through a Doctor.
I cycled steroids so many times without enough of a break that my natural testosterone production eventually came to a screeching halt.
When this happened and I finally came off steroids I went through a living hell until I could get my hormone panel done and qualify for testosterone replacement therapy.
I think the worst part about having low testosterone was the anxiety it gave me.
I just felt off everywhere and I had horrible energy levels and brain fog.
I knew something wasn't right and it wasn't until I got back on testosterone through the Doctor that I felt full again!!
There is one thing I knew though, and that was that I didn't want to live a life that was mediocre nor be getting mediocre results in the gym!!
Everyone in the gym had 15″ arms, I wanted to be the guy who had the 18-20″ guns.
Everyone in the gym used 50 lbs on dumbbell presses, I wanted to be the guy using 150's!!
Everyone in the gym looked the same and I wanted to be the guy who stood out!!
I'm here to tell you that EVEN AS SOMEONE ON TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY…
I continue to get results and benefits from including Ostarine in my cycle.
That's how I know the stuff fucking works!
Why would you want to take Ostarine?
How could someone who is already on testosterone replacement continue to get stronger, have increased recovery time, and look harder NOTICEABLY while taking Ostarine if the shit didn't work?
Now, I want you to think about something here; if I'm noticing the results and I'm on testosterone replacement then:
The answer my friends is simple…HUGE DIFFERENCE!!
It really all depends on how you diet, but it's not uncommon for even a steroid user to pick up 4-8 lbs of added size within the first couple weeks of including Ostarine in their supplement regimen.
For the natural trainers, I've seen gains of over 15 lbs in a short 4-6 wks from taking Ostarine.
But you have to remember that the food intake has to be there for gains like these!!
And what about getting shredded on ostarine?
Easy…..it'll give you a harder look and it'll help keep you stronger while you're consuming less food. THAT MY FRIENDS IS AN EDGE IN THE GYM!!
Any time I can stay strong as fuck while eating less it's a win for me, because we all know how hard muscle is to preserve when you start cutting out food!!
OSTARINE let's you start taking away the food without taking away the strength!!
Now lets talk about another benefit to Ostarine….
That's right, why would your sex drive not go up when you're taking a compound that converts directly into testosterone in your body?
This not only gives you more confidence when it comes to pulling incredibly hot women, but you can fuck them harder and longer!!
Have you ever noticed that when you're out of shape or have fallen off the wagon on your diet that you don't perform as well in the bedroom? I DO!!
I gotta be honest with you guys, I blow my wad quicker when out of shape.
When my sex drive is higher and I'm in a more anabolic environment I go longer and harder.
"I'm like a machine that was put on earth to bang women!!"
I can't imagine how many girls are sick and tired of a guy who blows his wad in like 2 seconds.
That would be pretty embarrassing for a guy too.
Think about it, that's like basically saying:
"Yeah, I know I suck in bed because I got off and you didn't, but you're going to have to deal with it because I don't have the desire to go again and I'm pretty much a bitch who is mediocre."
Nobody wants to live average.
Is it motivating to go to the gym and use the same weights and reps you've used for the past 10 years?
Or are you someone who just enjoys the social aspect of it, but will never really get rid of the gut or build up those guns?
So by now I'm sure you're asking me "why take something that will hinder my natural testosterone production?"
That is the beauty of Ostarine, it doesn't do this to THAT MUCH of a degree!!!
Think of it like this, it's partial suppression but not full suppression of the HPTA axis…..IF YOU USE IT PROPERLY!!!
You see, you don't just pop a few OSTA pills and then all of a sudden your natural testosterone comes to a halt.
It doesn't quite work that way.
Once you're on for about a month then you're natural levels can come down a tad, but you are taking a SARM here, so the chemical only acts on the androgen receptor.
What are androgen receptors you may ask?
Think of androgen receptors as the DNA factory for gene expression.
In this case meaning that Ostarine is particularly selective in only binding to these receptors (unlike steroids and traditional prohormones) which classifies ostarine as a SARM (selective androgen receptor module).
The benefit of this to you, is that you don't get the same pronounced side effects of steroids or prohormones, and women don't get unwanted sexual side effects such as deepened voice or enlarged clitoris.
However, sex drive will go through the roof with women taking Ostarine!!
Recovery is usually classified as "partial recovery" and is quick and easy.
It's definitely a good product for females to use if they're looking to harden up and get a HUGE INCREASE in strength and stamina!!
When you're taking Ostarine you're going to feel good, unlike some steroids and almost all prohormes.
You don't experience that brain fog or lethargy that steroids or prohormones can often give you.
I feel sharper in the mind on Ostarine, and I'm in an overall much better sense of well-being while I'm using Ostarine.
I'm sure you've all heard the expression "high on life" by now.
Ostarine makes you feel high on life, another awesome benefit to using Ostarine!!
Ok, so the biggest question lately is "does ostarine require a post cycle therapy?"
(PCT = what you take after your cycle to get your natural test levels to rebound back).
There is speculation all across the board if you research this.
Some say that Ostarine does not require a PCT while others preach that it requires just as much of a PCT as even a steroid cycle would.
I believe that anytime your body goes outside the normal production of hormones and you then take away the product that promoted that, yes there will be SOME RECOVERY ISSUES.
You're better off being proactive when it comes to this than reactive.
Do I believe there is a shutdown to the degree of taking prohormones and steroids? No.
But is there a shutdown for a short time frame? Probably so.
Is it something that the average person could bounce back from very quickly with proper post cycle therapy? ABSOLUTELY!!
Red supplements PCT product is a product containing the compound arimistane, which is a brand new and FULLY EFFECTIVE aromatase inhibitor.
(It keeps elevated levels of testosterone from converting into estrogen at a respective ratio.)
This also means that when taking Red Supplements PCT, you aren't going to be susceptible to an increased level of estrogen at the most likely time, which is right after you discontinue the ostarine cycle.
You also want to keep estrogen levels lower while on cycle.
The way to do this is by taking 1/3 of the recommended PCT dosage everyday while on your cycle.
This means you will be taking 1 pill per day of PCT while on your cycle of ostarine, and you will be taking 37.5 mg of Ostarine per day:
- 37.5 mg/day Osta-Red
- 25mg/day pct
Remember how I told you that anytime testosterone levels increase then estrogen wants to follow a respectable ratio.
While sometimes this ratio can get fucked up and estrogen creeps up too high next to testosterone.
So despite the ostarine only acting on the androgen receptor to increase our bodies testosterone level, we still want to use some arimistane/PCT as a safeguard against any possible rise in estrogen while using Ostarine.
This very much individual specific by the way.
We don't want to knock estrogen down too low though, because we do need some of it to function normally.
This is why I recommend 1/3 of the normal Red Supp's PCT to be taken daily throughout the cycle (1 cap/day).
✔ 2 BOTTLES OF RED-PCT (you will be taking 1 cap per day during cycle (60 capsules), and 3 caps per day for 20 days post cycle (60 capsules)
Guys, if you want the next best thing to steroids then this is it!!
Ostarine is even more advantageous than steroids in a few ways:
- shorter time to recover
- shorter time off needed in between cycles
- not experiencing the typical crash of coming off anabolic steroids
Let's face it, we are living in the pre-workout powder days right now.
Do you want to know why preworkout supplements are the #1 selling sports supplement on the market right now?
It's because the user feels instant effects.
You take the drink and get energized and more focused, then you notice an immediate effect in your level of intensity at the gym.
I know of no steroid that does this, yet steroids are providing more dramatic results than preworkouts could ever provide!!!
Isn't it time you quit fucking around and started on a dedicated 8 week path with a product that is going to yield some real results?
Give Ostarine and PCT a run and see what you can create in the couple months leading up to springtime!!
So ask yourself this question;
I know which one I want to be.
Where can you buy Ostarine and where can you buy PCT?
John Doe Bodybuilding recommends OSTARINE and RED-PCT.
Train hard!!


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