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Seminar | 17 December 2013Al Qaeda's Resurgence in North Africa?
On 17 December, ICCT and Hivos convene a seminar entitled "Mali after the Intervention: Al Qaeda's Resurgence in North Africa?" from 18:00 - 20:30 at the International Press Centre Nieuwspoort in The Hague.
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News item | 2 December 2013ICCT Fellow Max Boon to appear on EenVandaag on 2 Dec
Today, the TV programme "EénVandaag" (In Dutch) will focus on the work of Max Boon in Indonesia. Boon was a victim of the July 2009 attack at the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta. In the aftermath of the attack, Boon decided to dedicate himself to the prevention of political violence in Indonesia, the country which is now his adopted home.
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ICCT November newsletter is out! Read about our latest news, upcoming events, new reports and current activities.
Read more >>Report: Drivers of Radicalisation in Yemen: Analysis and Recommendations
Following a request from the Government of Yemen and the Netherlands Embassy in Sana'a, the Director of the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague, Mr. Peter Knoope, and ICCT Advisory Board Member, and Soufan Group Vice President, Mr. Richard Barrett, undertook an analysis of the drivers of violent extremism and terrorism in Yemen and the Government response.
Read more >>Assessing Measures to Combat the Financing of Terrorism
On Wednesday 6 November, ICCT convened an afternoon seminar on terrorist financing. This seminar brought together several experts and practitioners to shed light on current measures to combat terrorist financing, their side-effects and possible alternatives to effectively counter the financing of terrorist groups.
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A comprehensive database on international crimes adjudicated by national, international and hybrid courts was launched this week in The Hague. The database is maintained by the Asser Institute and supported by ICCT as well as the Dutch Ministry of Security and Justice.
Read more >>Supporting Curriculum Development for the Rule of Law
ICCT and the T.M.C. Asser Institute drafted a guidance paper to support the curriculum development of the to be established International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law. The paper explains the process of designing training curricula to enhance knowledge skills and capacity building in the area of criminal justice response to terrorism.
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Our October newsletter is out! Read about our latest news, upcoming events and current activities.
Read more >>ICCT Welcomes Mr. Mike Smith on its Advisory Board
ICCT is pleased to announce that Mr. Mike Smith has joined ICCT's Advisory Board. Mr. Smith is the former Assistant Secretary General and Executive Director of the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee's Executive Directorate.
Read more >>Report by UN Special Rapporteur on the Civilian Impact of Drones
ICCT Research Fellow Jessica Dorsey assisted in writing the third annual report of the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism. The report focusses on the civilian impact of drone strikes over the past decade, setting out a framework for examining factual and legal issues surrounding drone strikes.
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Commentary | 3 December 2013Mokhtar Belmokhtar: A Loose Cannon?
On 22 August 2013, a short statement posted by the Mauritanian News Agency ANI, a frequent news outlet for terror groups in the Sahel, announced the birth of a new jihadist organisation: the Al-Mourabitoun. As the UN MINUSMA mission deploys to Mali, some important questions concerning this new terrorist group need to be answered.
Read more >>The Syrian Foreign Fighters Problem: A Test Case from The Netherlands
In what has been labelled as possibly the first trial of its kind in Western Europe, a court in The Netherlands recently convicted two men who wanted to travel to Syria to join the jihad. ICCT Research Fellow Dr. Christophe Paulussen analyses the two judgements and their wider implications.
Read more >>Nigeria's Troubled North: Interrogating the Drivers of Public Support for Boko Haram
In this Research Paper, ICCT Visiting Fellow Akinola Olojo examines the key drivers of public support for Boko Haram in northern Nigeria. The author suggests that the effective formulation and implementation of a proactive (Nigerian) counter-terrorism strategy requires an incisive understanding of the political, socio-economic and religious/ideological drivers of public support for the group.
Read more >>Setting the Record Straight: Reversing the Burden of Proof Back to Normal in EU Terrorist Listing Cases
After more than a decade on the UN's al Qaeda sanction list, the Court of Justice of the EU handed down its final judgement in the case of Mr. Kadi. ICCT Research Fellow Dr. Bibi van Ginkel looks at what the judgement means for the burden of proof in placing individuals on sanctions list and for the (regional) implementation of the UN sanctions list.
Read more >>The Anders Behring Breivik Trial: Performing Justice, Defending Democracy
On 24 August 2012, the judges of the Oslo District Court passed their final verdict in the case of Anders Behring Breivik, declaring Breivik criminally sane and legally responsible for the killing of 77 people during the bombing of government buildings in Oslo and the shooting spree on the island of Utøya on 22 July 2011. This ICCT – The Hague Research Paper examines to what extent the Breivik trial attained the goals of criminal justice: retribution, prevention, restoring democratic order and upholding the rule of law. Furthermore, it aims to determine if the trial contributed to the need for closure in society.
Read more >>AQAP: A Local Problem, A Global Concern
Intelligence information about Al Qaeda in the Arabic Peninsula (AQAP) caused a security stir in the past weeks leading to embassy closures and evacuation of personnel in Yemen. ICCT Director Peter Knoope looks at an element that has been largely missing in recent debates: the (inter)national nature of AQAP as an organisation.
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How Vietnamese web service providers can win me back
Why would I want to use a Vietnamese web service
- Connection speed, especially for video streaming
- Local opportunities
What would drive me away
- Security, including revelation of my account information and spam
- Careless design
- Immature communities
Professional Networking
I'm favoring CyVee because opportunities are real and more closely intact.
LinkedIn is terrific, but opportunities might come at a lower pace.
Social Networking
I'm currently very happy with Facebook.
If faceViet or yobanbe want to get me, they have to provide
- Professional theme
- English interface
- Strong personalization options.
Social News
It's a pity I prefer utilizing my RSS Reader over social news sites such as Digg. Therefore, no remark just yet.
However, the news sharing platform of CyVee looks nice and could be very useful in promoting company brand like the way Tim of TRG is doing.
Additionally, if Vietnamese service provider can create something like StumbleUpon, it would make a hit and I'll definitely consider.
Photos Networking
Picasa has everything I need: 1Gb free account, folders, tagging and an uploader.
Is there a local site focusing on photos networking?
Music Networking
I'm enjoying sharing music on imeem. I am more into English songs. I like new age, hard rock and symphony and I'm not sure whether nhacso, Zing mp3 are rich of such genres.
Video Networking
Youtube is absolutely wonderful. I am amazed by its fast connection speed and stability.
Therefore, I don't have the plan to move to Clip.vn just yet.
Mobile Networking
Has any Vietnamese vendor invest in this area?
I am maintaining my different blogs on self-hosted WordPress, Yahoo! 360 and Windows Live Spaces.
If local blogging providers such as ngoisaoblog, blog.com.vn want to attract me, they would have to ensure:
- High SEO compatibility
- High security, including spam protection and splog tracking
- Backup options and standard-compliant import/export functionalities
- Permalinks
Instant Messaging
My clients in the US are using MSN Messenger. Most of my friends are using Yahoo! Messenger. For conference, Skype is just wonderful.
I don't feel the urge of switching to Zing chat.
Apart from professional emails on my domain, I use a Gmail account to access Google services and a Yahoo! email to make it easier for my friends.
Any company is investing in providing free email service in Vietnam?
I use my portal for work purpose and netvibes is still number one.
Zing looks very nice, but I'd rather having something customizable.
I'm not having a real need of C2C e-Commerce, so no comment on this.
A vote for diadiem, simply because I need to find ways in my local areas.
I'd rather go out playing sports than wandering online, so good luck socvui, hihihehe and so on
In conclusion, the 2 local web services that I utilize are CyVee and diadiem
CyVee give me real local opportunities and diadiem is definitely more useful than its Google counterpart.
For others, if they can bring me real values I'm seeking…

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tldr: rename replays
anyone else get annoyed when they have 10 replays and your trying to find 1 specific game? its annoying to have to look through all your replays to find the right gane.
my idea is when you download the replay it will ask you to enter name for the replay you want to download with the match id being the default.
This way you can sort and organize all your replays.
Or: after you downloaded. ReplAy there is a option you can click called rename replay
This can't be that hard to make as already possible
What is one thing hon has over lol? Replays. It's a simple thing to make it better and less confusing
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Voted yes, although I would rather see a button named "Rename Replay" or something at the local replays.
Don´t know why but it feels easier, like if you don´t know what the replay should be named to when you want to download.
I am now going to attempt to add Watercat to my friends list.
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You can already rename your replays in the folders where your replays are located in on your windows/mac/...
You simply have to right click, rename them. If you do this after each replay you download, you can order them just fine. (I also download them, but don't change their names even when I know this though)
Making it a direct option in HoN isn't really necessary, but it couldn't hurt either.
For the benefit of the doubt, I voted yes.
Let's make HoN more noob friendely
please vote for my idea and tell me what you think about it
Send me a personal message if you want me to look at your thread, I'll gladly help you.
Being at the top is cool
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I think what Plym's trying to say is that this topic is a bit rushed and I agree on that. We could talk about all the upcoming collaborations in the Rated R topic instead of talking about it here. We don't really have that much to discuss about the new album.RapUpPlayer wrote:Well, thats funny...Plym wrote:I know but we're talking about everything to do with Rihanna except that.
This thread just seems a bit redundant. I was reluctant to keep it open and now I see why.
Bc in the "Sasha Fierce" thread.
People talk about the rumoured jeezy collabo, alicia keys, post candid pictures, post movie roles etc..
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Possibly the only worst way to break up with someone is to just start ignoring them.
I chose other and here's how: Embarrassing would be the least of it. In fact, it's so bad, it would embarrass your intelligence. First, you gotta get a landlocked SO (the Midwest is a great place to start, but not IL, IN, or WI as they're near the Great Lakes) then.... note in a bottle, baby. Disappear and have a vague sense of hope that it will someday reach your former sweetheart. Once you realize the folly of your ways, you'd never date again.
Break-up via the officer delivering the restraining order.
theCan wrote:Possibly the only worst way to break up with someone is to just start ignoring them.
I agree the only thing that can be added is that they start hanging out with someone else all the time.
By having the new significant other let them know
by not coming to family workshop @ the Betty Ford center that you went to for her.
dtepes wrote:Break-up via the officer delivering the restraining order.
this might be the meanest way to break up, but its also the one that made me laugh the hardest. i tip my hat to you sir!
Invite them to your wedding.
By subpoena.
By home invasion and "protective custody" order from the CDC regarding the new uber-clap you are now only the 17th recipient of.
reminded me of this
on their (21st) birthday
kjmrll wrote:With a mouthful of someone else's juice.
what kind of juice?;) lol
By seeking shelter from a hurricane with her since your apartment sucks, only to roll her over in her own bed to tell her you're not attracted to her anymore and don't love her "like that" now.
Hiring a skywriter to say "Its not me, its you"
Like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y9xGGD2bao
In St Louis a guy had caught his girl cheating on him. Before he found out he was getting ready to purpose to her and she had already found the ring. So he called the local radio 105.7 The Point and told them. they called her on Valentine's Day and acted like he was going to purpose to her. they said he has a question for you ... When he finally started talking he said "How long will it take to get your stuff out of my house. You have until Sunday." she flipped out started crying and the whole thing played out over the air. If you search for the clip I am sure you can find it. tl;dr On valentine's day live on the radio.
via a marquee at a major sporting event
Possibly when they walk in on you and you new signifigant other?
"Sleeping with me is no longer an option for you"
jturnage wrote:Jumbotron
This gets my vote
By reading their wedding announcement.
"So, I guess I should tell you I'm dating other people now." Yes, yes you should.
How about in a voice mail... Haha that's what happened to me/because we lived to far away from each other (was the reasoning). Rather than embarrassing, that was the easiest b/u I've ever had to go through! I didn't really want to date the kid anyway and he did the dirty work for me I didn't even have to call back!
danreyna wrote:"Sleeping with me is no longer an option for you"
haha this is funny. if i ever decide to b/u with mine i may use this one...
I had to be out of town for my girlfriend's birthday. I sent flowers and then called when I knew she'd be off work. When she answered I could hear a man was with her. When I asked her who was there she hesitated and finally said,"Yeah, I'm moving on. I'm sorry."
Having to have the warden make a collect call for you.
By MURDER. Of you by them. I guess they could murder someone else but the message might not come across as clearly.
by spelling out "I HATE YOU WERE OVER" in woot howler monkeys.
by voicemail message. i mean... how much could you REALLY not give a flip about someone to leave them a VOICEMAIL MESSAGE telling them that you don't think things are working out anymore?
fzzywolf wrote:By home invasion and "protective custody" order from the CDC regarding the new uber-clap you are now only the 17th recipient of.
wow. gross. and sad.
- Via Coroner (Don't even ask......)
98tiger wrote:By seeking shelter from a hurricane with her since your apartment sucks, only to roll her over in her own bed to tell her you're not attracted to her anymore and don't love her "like that" now.
that's just plain 5tupid! homeboy should've got him one last piece!
By telling her mom.
I've broken up with a guy via text, but it was because I was unable to do it in person without crying and asking him to take me back. It was a little bit of an abusive situation, and that is why I couldn't do it face to face. The second one, I broke up with via email. this was because he left and wouldn't be coming back for a year...and didn't leave on a pleasant note. =/
On their birthday when they came in from out of town to surprise you.
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Ummmmm....Canned BREAD????
Posted 18 June 2012 - 02:27 PM
In it, there is a recipe for CANNED BREAD. It sounds odd to me. I won't write down the whole recipe here, but it includes sugar, flour, eggs, shortening, copped fruit and spices, among other things. Then she says to put the batter in greased canning jars ("taking care not to grease the rims"), put them on a cookie sheet, and bake them...then wipe the rims and top each with a two-piece canning lid. She says the jars will seal and can be sored for weeks to months in storage.
I ain't no canning expert, but this recipe sounds suspicious to me. Violet...is this a safe recipe? If it's not, I'm very concerned about it being in a book that many preppers might have on their shelves.
Posted 18 June 2012 - 03:39 PM
Some of our threads on it -
Applesauce cake in a jar
Cake in a jar
Can we please review what we *can't* can? (page 2)
Canned breads or fruit cake
Where words and actions disagree, the heart is revealed.
Look how often the unexpected happens... and we still don't expect it.
Posted 18 June 2012 - 03:52 PM
The cake one is great to mail to someone for a Happy Birthday Surprize!
mailed it with a card and 4 candles and a book of matches as a ha,ha.
Went over big!
But I know the 'ladies' here don't like us to can that one?
= = = in touch with the past = = =
Posted 18 June 2012 - 04:26 PM
Turtlemama, I keep powdered eggs in the long term dehydrated storage , done commercially. I get them from honeyvillegrain.com
I use those a lot already in my baking when it requires eggs. One can also get egg whites dehydrated like that.
I use those and shortening and lard keep pretty well long term enough.
As for fresh eggs unless you have chickens in good health and feed enough and a way to keep them safe from predators that may be the only way you would have fresh eggs after a few weeks, in any crisis. Or a good neighbor who can keep you supplied ....
Canning bread the way we can things with a pressure canner is just not safe long term at all.
Edited by arby, 18 June 2012 - 04:33 PM.
John 1:5
Posted 18 June 2012 - 05:45 PM
My husband loves this stuff. I used to have twenty cans of it set back. Some things are worth leaving to the professional kitchens.
Edited by Ambergris, 18 June 2012 - 06:06 PM.
"We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home." Edward R. Murrow (1908-1965)
Posted 18 June 2012 - 07:49 PM
Thanks for the input, everyone. I'm just so worried that baby preppers will get a hold of this book, "can" a bunch of this bread, and kill themselves and their families!!!
Posted 19 June 2012 - 06:44 PM
Master Gunsmith
Posted 20 June 2012 - 11:48 PM
A few years back, someone sent jars of cake to some troops overseas. Somehow it got by all security checks. By the time it arrived in the hot desert, botulism was in full swing. It took way too long for someone to narrow down the illness to a care package. It was very sad that we almost killed our own troops instead of the enemy.
This is the best example I know of a reason NOT to can cakes and breads.
Posted 21 June 2012 - 10:46 AM
This includes corn, asparagus, green beans, garlic & oil, and beets. They need to be processed in pressure-cooker as jars aren't designed for the type of dry heat one would need ( 240F.)
The "troops got sick" is a myth. It never happened. At least nobody has ever been able to produce a single report of it in the last 20 years. The Spanish American War - yeah, that was bad, but canned rations were in their infancy. Part of my Special Forces Medical training was on classifying and identifying bacteria on a slide, and I'm also state certified as a food safety inspector (well, I'm sure it's expired, but I haven't "forgotten")
Anyway, Botulism is pretty rare. If you aren't comfortable canning bread in jars, don't. If you are, keep the temp up in a pressure cooker.
I'm not sure how bread is canned in metal cans. I've done volunteer work at our local cannery and it always seems to be dry goods (beans) and jams, so that's not very applicable.
The current military shelf-table bread (which tastes surprisingly good) is vacuum sealed in mylar-type material
Edited by Gunplumber, 21 June 2012 - 10:49 AM.
Master Gunsmith
Posted 21 June 2012 - 11:11 AM
Just bake the bread the usual way and freeze it. There is a great recipe for hobo bread that is similar to the canned boston brown bread.
Idk about reports of botulism from sending the bread overseas, but they have arrived all moldy. However, the potential for botulism is there, still.
Posted 17 July 2012 - 04:11 PM
John 1:5
Posted 17 July 2012 - 06:19 PM
Posted 17 July 2012 - 06:30 PM
"Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise,making the best use of the time, because the days are evil. " Eph 5:15,16
"Do not be afraid because of the words that you have heard" 2 Kings 19:6
Have you hugged your goose today?
Posted 17 July 2012 - 10:08 PM
what ya gonna do when there are no freezers and there is no electricity???????/and ya got to can everything????when
Good question. It puts me in mind of the fact that I might not always be able to make bread for many reasons. I guess the first that comes to mind is the problem of the smell of baked goods. But then any baking, cooking, or canning process would be the same. The smell could bring in undesirables. The second might be that our supply of yeast, soda, or baking powder might be depleted. Though in that case we could use sour dough leavening or perhaps beaten egg whites if we have eggs. You could still use both for biscuits, pancakes, and such.
It's possible if I were able to find a safe time to bake bread that I might want to make enough to last a long long time to cut down on the dangers of the smell at other times. But would canning be the answer even then? If things are that bad then it's likely that canning supplies would be at a premium as well. Possibly even the fuel to can or bake. In the past our pioneer forefathers kept bread for quite some time in a crock. Kept it a bit cooler and it didn't spoil as quickly. We could use swamp coolers in some areas, or basements or the double crockery type coolers found in warm countries. (not sure of their names) But canning it, even if it were considered safe, would probably not be the best use of our supplies.
I believe if I DID bake bread in that situation I would most likely use what I could fresh and dry the rest for other uses. Great for bread pudding if you have some sort of sweetener, for stradas with eggs and veggies, as a type of rusk toast, breading, croutons, and etc. Drying bread allows one to keep it a long time if it is kept dry. Perhaps the canning jars might be used for that instead.
But another question might be, would we really need bread? What about just cooking the grain, or what about making crackers with the cooked grain that can be dehydrated instead of baked. Adding grain to a stew or soup is another use of our stored grains. We LIKE bread but in a survival situation it might not be absolutely essential unless we are trying to retain our current way of life after TSHTF. I'm not sure that's going to be possible if times are so tough that we have to can bread to preserve it.
A good thought provoking topic though.
Posted 03 October 2012 - 11:13 AM
Matthew 6:11 "Give us this day our daily bread...amen."
Phillipians 4:19..."And my God will fully satisfy every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus...amen"
Posted 06 October 2012 - 03:49 PM
So DH and I purchased a book called "Just in Case: How to be Self-Sufficient When the Unexpected Happens."
In it, there is a recipe for CANNED BREAD. It sounds odd to me. I won't write down the whole recipe here, but it includes sugar, flour, eggs, shortening, copped fruit and spices, among other things. Then she says to put the batter in greased canning jars ("taking care not to grease the rims"), put them on a cookie sheet, and bake them...then wipe the rims and top each with a two-piece canning lid. She says the jars will seal and can be sored for weeks to months in storage.
I ain't no canning expert, but this recipe sounds suspicious to me. Violet...is this a safe recipe? If it's not, I'm very concerned about it being in a book that many preppers might have on their shelves.
I bought that book too. I was just looking through the recipe section again the other day and remembered seeing the thread on canned bread here so popped over to read. You know, before I visited Mrs S. that would have been something I'd have been trying ... scary though, huh?!
As I've been reading online and in print, alarms keep going off because folks are making suggestions about all sorts of things that don't jibe with the safety cautions given here -- and I keep thinking 'how many people are going to get sick, or heaven forbid DIE from these recipes/ideas' and I am all the more thankful that I stumbled across this site to learn what's safe.
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It was great finding a cozy place with a gluten free menu. Too bad there are no gluten free desserts such as a chocolate mousse. I don't come to a restaurant to eat fruit...sigh...really? But it was cozy for a date and warm on a snowy night.
It was great finding a cozy place with a gluten free menu. Too bad there are no gluten free desserts such as a chocolate mousse. I don't come to a restaurant to eat fruit...sigh...really? But it was cozy for a date and warm on a snowy night.
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Cafe 13 used to be a great place for a group dinner, and we've had a number of meals there in the past which were enjoyable in terms of service and food. We arrived today and were offered drinks quickly. Then we waited to place our orders. And waited, and waited. Our server finally came back and took our orders,... More
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The food again is amazing at this little restaurant. Everyone is very pleased with the made fresh items. No MSG in their food. They even cater to those with allergies. My group likes to meet there and they are very accommodating reserving space for us. The only thing was this time the server was abrupt and made us feel like... More
Great food... temperature perfect, plating perfect and taste... bang on! Service was attententive and pleasant! Thank you cafe 13!
Stopped here after hiking in the area and had the best burger I've ever had! The Keystone Farms Berkshire Burger, with its organic pork patty, grainy mustard, triple cream brie, and tomato marmalade was a spectacular combination of flavours. I also thoroughly enjoyed the fresh cut fries. Service was very friendly and efficient and the decor provided much to look... More
Café 13 is easy to find - on the corner or Main and Water Sts. in downtown Cambridge. Warm, cozy atmosphere featuring great variety of craft beers and creative menu choices. Various nights of the week have 'house specials'. Close to Dunfield Theatre making it a good choice for theatre goers. No assigned maître D so wait times can be... More
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I still don't understand why game companies are not pushing OpenGL 4.3 instead of Dx?? Latest OpenGL is so much faster and more feature rich than crappy Dx11...
Simple, money. Microsoft provides development kits to publishers. As soon as someone does that with OpenGL you will have more OpenGL based games.
This is why I think operating systems should be free. They provide an artificial ecology of products that are controlled by a single corporation. With the pervasive adoption of Windows, microsoft was able to leverage the widespread adoption of their DirectX API in order to block other companies out of gaming markets, making them less appealing to buyers (notably enthusiasts), though to be sure, apple doesn't do themselves any favors by keeping their OS closed off to OEMs. This is one of the reasons I want to ditch windows.
Come up with a better OS that has mass appeal for the average user and then provide development kits (hardware) to publishers to make games for it and you might have an argument. Sadly no "Free OS" does this and never will as it takes money to make money.
The issue of appeal could be dealt with in versions of Linux and BSD if the builders of those OS' didn't seem to want to keep out everyone but those who develop software. "If you're not building packages, then we don't want you." seems to be the attitude of a lot of the people in the Linux community. If they built with the average user in mind, and they could, rather than those who think everyone should be a developer (IDK what they have in mind at times, it seems deliberately obtuse and an effort to prove to everyone how smart they think they are, btw; creating more usable OS would show more intelligence) The development kits could be handled by a third party, ( and should in all probability) With valve testing the waters in Linux there's the possibility that they'll need to create development kits since there aren't any elsewhere at the moment.
They (Valve) are just messing with Linux to avoid license fees to MS on the Steambox. Don't think for a second Valve is doing anything for the "good" of the community.
I think ms has fallen headfirst into the fail basket these days, they've made a crappy tablet that no one wants because it tries to do everything but does nothing well,, they've tried to push everyone onto a tablet os on the desktop that's just a major fail, really, what were they thinking?? It's bullish attitude to an os that used to stand next to osx as being the "liberated" system of computing open choice-yet now its cracking down on options left right and centre, and, i feel quite pissed at them frankly, if they fail, serve them right for taking the piss!!! Win 8 is a joke, and now this hehe, what a pack of control freaks, not that anyone needs dx11.1 anyways. Call me out with the "hater" meme if you want[not really the same as common sense tho is it?].
Meh.. all i have is a meh. I'll probably get windows 8 sometime in the future but DX11.1 isn't want pushed me to get it. Its Microsoft just doing there thing. I don't understand why People have to act like huge PC elitist snobs.
No, I don't think valve is charitable or working for the good of the community, but they may come up with one in order to foster development on the platform. Though I can imagine it coming with the "By accepting the terms of the SDK's EULA, you also agree to distribute your game through Steam." kind of crap. I love people's impression of Valve as good guys, when they're just as profit motivated. But the point is, if there were installers rather than having to use the Konsole, and more bells and whistles it would have legs, which the Linux community could do if they weren't so busy congratulating each other on their intelligence. And that Development kits could be made by Canonical or other companies invested in Linux if they thought it would foster sales to, say, game developers.
As a windows PC gamer, it started with win 3.1 in 1992 for me - upgraded to win 95, 3 years later - upgraded to win 98, 3 years later - upgraded to win XP, 3 years later - upgraded to vista, 5 years later, then reverted back to XP - upgraded to win 7, 4 years after vista, 9 after XP. Yes, I waited a while to buy it. - 3 years later, no reason to upgrade to win 8 unless a new game comes out that requires win 8 and I require myself to play it.
I really really wish that linux would be usable for me one day, right now I'm stuck with Windows because of programs. But I think it will take a lot of time before we get there...sadly.
It doesn't matter. Even midrange video cards can handle most AAA games now. 5-6 years ago this wasn't true but since the stagnation of gaming development (probably due to consoles and overall costs) not very many studios are pushing the limits. With all that said the only DX 11.1 stuff we'll see any time soon will be developer demos. Concluding with MS can kiss my hairy sack if they think that will get me to switch to Windows 8 aka the OS formerly known as Windows.
Oh No's you have to upgrade to Windows 8 for Direct X 11.1 There are like 30 games that use Direct X 11 and most of them suck. They may look great but are not fun at all. I still play dos games because they are fun. There are how many games that use Direct X 11.1 ... I like what Microsoft is doing here alienating and pissing off users. They are trying to be apple with out the extreme fanbois to back them up. Its no making Direct X 11.1 available on windows 7 actually a good thing... As I know many people that gave linux a go when the steaming pile of crap vista was released. And I know many more people that are looking into linux as they hate the MetroSexual interface. Windows 8 doesn't bring many new features to the table that excite people like windows 7.
No issue. DX9 is the current baseline, when DX11 becomes the baseline we'll all be rocking our AMD FX Reclaimer CPUs with 16 hexacores (6 cores per module) and running Windows 10 with DX13.
This is shenanigans there is no reason other than greed for this to occur, a ass holeish attempt to prop up sales of Windows 8. shadedshushadedshushadedshushadedshushadedshu
You have it backwards, the upgrades from 7-8 or 8-9 were an excuse not to code something efficiently, they just stapled new functionality onto the API. DirectX was developed to be a lightweight API for 3D graphics, and over the years as they stuck updates onto it, it became bulky and inefficient. When they started working on DX10, they realized this and decided to essentially rebuild it from the ground up, a return to form. In the process they made huge drastic changes, but realized they needed continued support for older iterations, so it runs DX Legacy, along with DX10/10.1/11. DX10/11 has the ability to run games a lot more efficiently than DX9-as showcased by Civ V and WoW, but since most games are console ports they are just tossed together on DX9 since that's what the console GPU's support.
All it really seems to do is add native support for Stereoscopic 3D and some extra power-saving functionality, nothing game changing.
True, but 0 reason why it shouldn't be on Windows 7 other than Microsoft being a bunch of money grubbing ass hats.
11.1 from the number version is like add some features and like that, but not the major or newer architecture so i guess better wait for DX 12 in the future
It will most likely be on Win7. It makes no sense to do a measely revision exclusive to a whole new operating sytem. If Microsoft were as money grubbing as people make them out to be we'd see a new version of Windows drop every year like a CoD release, and it would cost almost twice as much, and have minimal changes. To go along with that they'd upgrade to a new version of DX by adding like 1 new thing to it, and let DX get as bloated and shitty as humanly possible. They are yet to really do any of that stuff, so they are alright in my book.


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A mass exodus of Christians is currently underway. Millions of Christians are being displaced from one end of the Islamic world to the other.
[...]In 2003, Iraq's Christian population was at least one million. Today fewer than 400,000 remain—the result of an anti-Christian campaign that began with the U.S. occupation of Iraq, when countless Christian churches were bombed and countless Christians killed, including by crucifixion and beheading.
The 2010 Baghdad church attack, which saw nearly 60 Christian worshippers slaughtered, is the tip of a decade-long iceberg.
[...]In October 2012 the last Christian in the city of Homs—which had a Christian population of some 80,000 before jihadis came—was murdered. One teenage Syrian girl said: "We left because they were trying to kill us… because we were Christians…. Those who were our neighbors turned against us. At the end, when we ran away, we went through balconies. We did not even dare go out on the street in front of our house."
In Egypt, some 100,000 Christian Copts have fled their homeland soon after the "Arab Spring." In September 2012, the Sinai's small Christian community was attacked and evicted by Al Qaeda linked Muslims, Reuters reported. But even before that, the Coptic Orthodox Church lamented the "repeated incidents of displacement of Copts from their homes, whether by force or threat.
[...]In Mali, after a 2012 Islamic coup, as many as 200,000 Christians fled. According to reports, "the church in Mali faces being eradicated," especially in the north "where rebels want to establish an independent Islamist state and drive Christians out… there have been house to house searches for Christians who might be in hiding, churches and other Christian property have been looted or destroyed, and people tortured into revealing any Christian relatives." At least one pastor was beheaded.
Even in European Bosnia, Christians are leaving en mass "amid mounting discrimination and Islamization." Only 440,000 Catholics remain in the Balkan nation, half the prewar figure.
Problems cited are typical: "while dozens of mosques were built in the Bosnian capital Sarajevo, no building permissions [permits] were given for Christian churches." "Time is running out as there is a worrisome rise in radicalism," said one authority, who further added that the people of Bosnia-Herzegovina were "persecuted for centuries" after European powers "failed to support them in their struggle against the Ottoman Empire."
The article has even more disturbing statistics.
This violence is not surprising, considering the attitudes of Muslims in Muslim dominated countries.
Consider this article from the liberal Washington post.
A majority of Muslims in several countries say that any Muslim who leaves the faith should be executed, with the share who support this nearing two-thirds in Egypt and Pakistan. In Afghanistan, 78 percent say apostates should be killed.
As I wrote yesterday, the issue of apostasy is a complicated one with its roots in Islam's unique foundational history. But the effect is a deeply chilling one for religious freedom, with atheists and converts often persecuted.
I was listening to a debate recently featuring Jim Wallis and Jay Richards on Christianity and economics, and I was surprised when Jim Wallis sort of threw out this strange thought at the end of one of his speeches about Islam. Something like "What are Christians doing to love their Muslim neighbor?" I think a very good thing for Christians in the West to do would be to realize that not all religions are the same, and that some are more peaceful than others. Maybe instead of worrying about not offending Muslims all the time, we could instead think about what it is like for Christians to be living in these Muslim countries, and facing horrors like being killed, raped and tortured.
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Joey Gerard's - A Bartolotta Supper Club - Greendale
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Once again the crew at Joey Gerard's in Greendale did a great job. This was my 4th vist and i've left feeling very impressed after each visit. Great food and spectacular service is what you can expect at Joey Gerard's in Greendale.
Wonderful dining experience. Dana and I returned to site where we had wedding reception 23 years ago (Greendale Village Inn). Your entire crew was extremely friendly and attentive. Food was fantastic. Looking forward to a return visit soon.
Liked the food fish great, but the steak was just so so, had a glass of wine at the bar, it was only 4 oz but cost 9.50, a little high for an ok wine, the service was outstanding, our bill for 4 people was $300, high for my taste, this is the second time we were the first time the food was better, probably will not go there again, the dessert was great. The steak was medium asked for medium rare.
This was my second time at Joey Gerard's, and I really enjoyed it. I took some out of town relatives there, as I needed a very special place. It met my highest expectations.
What a charming, refined location for our small family gathering. I was delighted for my out of town family to have such a classy and warm setting for our late Sunday brunch. The variety of food items, the table cloth and napkins, the quality of our experience allowed me to feel gracious as the family hostess. Thank you for providing this wonderful place for your patrons.
My wife and I went specifically to try the Monday night special of stuffed peppers. They were nicely seasoned, cooked to a perfect tenderness, and the most surprising part was the fact that red peppers were served, rather than the usual green peppers. These were much more mellow and sweet. It was a welcome change to the usual stuffed peppers. We both considered this meal a success. On our next visit, we plan on trying the Wednesday night special of beef stroganoff.
The bartender and waiter were awesome. The food was good, but not something that blew me away.
The ambiance was delightful. The gently paced service was welcomed. A truly great place for special occasions.
Went for appitizers & celebatory drinks on a Sunday afternoon for a birthday. Having already picked out what we wanted online ahead of time, we were pleased when offered a bulb of roasted garlic during their "garlic week" with our first platter. The lazy susan was plenty enough food for the 2 of us, and the red snapper soup was full of amazing flavor. An early evening capped off with some deliscous ice cream drinks. Highly recomend Joey's for the nastolgic theme, but don't over look the amazing food. Only negative was the busboy who delivered our veggie tray & bread talked about his experience with hives while describing food allergies to the dip. Could have done with out that; and he used the same "opening line" with every table around us.
Food was excellent along with our server. We will definitley be returning in the near future!
Everything about Joey Gerard's was excellent. The food was delicious and the staff was extremely respectful and courteous. 5 stars in my opinion. Great location in the village of Greendale. Fits right in.
Joey Gerards Greendale was a welcome relief as a group of people going did not want to go to it based upon 3 awful dinners they had at Joey Gerard Mequon. Fortunately this was not the case for the Greendale location. Most of us had steaks which were very good. My twice baked potato left a lot to be desired. The potato was brown , and the filling was just mashed potatoes with a few chives on top. The relish tray needed improvement. Since when does a relish tray have bread sliced pickles on it? I remember small whole dill pickles. The schaum torte was great and the ice cream drink adequate. OVerall the food was good, but not fantastic. They need to step it up a bit since this is a Bartolotta Restaurant. I expected a little bit more.
This was our first visit to Joey's. It was very nice, people were very friendly and the food was awesome. This is a high end restaurant but worth every dollar if you want a good steak. For two of us with two drinks not including tip was $140.00. Joeys is in line with Capital Grill for less money.
This is another of the very good Bartollata restaurants. We've visited twice now and both were very good. Service was excellent and the steaks were very good although the medium was still a bit red. The drinks were good, although they add $2 on the scotch because it was on the rocks (an extra half jigger?). The supper club atmosphere was quiet without being insulated.
What a wonderful restaurant in a quaint little village, close to home. The service was great, the food even better! Best meal we've ever had. No complaints at all. Will definitely go there again. Thanks!
My husband & I went here for his birthday. Our waitress was great - very friendly and energetic. She repeatedly checked on us to make sure we had everything we needed. The food was excellent. My husband & I both enjoyed our steaks. They are a little pricey so going here frequently wouldn't be an option but we will definitely come back.
We had a great dinner with my mother visiting from Pennsylvania. We had the Camper's lazy susan and she particularly liked the summer sausage and noticed how lean it was. The Broasted Chicken went down like butter. My mother raved about her veal. We all had different desserts and everything was wonderful. The servers were very prompt and attentive.
We really enjoy the food, atmosphere and great service of Bartollata Restaurants. This one did not disappoint!! It had a different feel with the true supper club emphasis, which we found charming. One steak was overcooked and the server promptly had a new steak to our table that was superb. We also really enjoyed the outstanding drinks; martini, wine and mixers. The Schaum torte dessert was quite unique and tasty! Overall, a great experience as expected!
Great restaurant. Wait Staff and Manager always great.
Really enjoyed the experience and the food was outstanding. The menu offers something for everyone.
We love Joey Gerard's in the Greendale Village. You can dress fancy or casual, want just a bite to eat or a full on meal and be treated with the same great service and food. Would recommend them to anyone.
We had a party of 7 adults on a Firday night, and found this to be a MOST enjoyable eveining! Not too crowded, and great atmosphere! Both the baked and fried fish fires, as well as the trout were delicious. Since this was Grandma's 91st birthdaqy, we all treated ourselves to the soupd and Schaum Torte or Bananas Foster! Great way to end the beautiful, relaxing dining experience.
Our experience at Joey Gerard's was positive. The cheese curd appetizer was great. It's truly one of the only places we would order steak again and our after-dinner grasshopper was a delicious end to our meal. Our only disappointment was the baked french onion soup which lacked flavor and, for the price, was not worth it. The bartenders and our waitress were outstanding! The only gripe I had about service was those staffing the host stand, although one individual behind the stand noticed we were getting frustrated and went out of her way to come and talk to us and got us seated promptly.
First impression, "comfortable and a bit upscale," this held throughout the evening. The food was classic supper club, done exceptionally well. If you like raw beef and onions, theirs is ground to order and some of the best I've had. Escargot in butter and garlic was just as I expected - yummy! Petite filet was excellent, beautiful charred crust and done to order inside. The blue butter was just extra decadence. The sides were good, but not the stars, except for my baked potato. Wow, I had forgotten how good a slow baked potato is, I stopped just short of slathering the skin with butter and eating it with my fingers. Bananas Foster, Valentine's coffee, samples of ice cream drinks, and a manhatten at the bar topped off a great evnening.
This was our first visit and everything was delicious! We had steaks and they were the best steaks we've ever had!! We feel the potatoe and bread portions were on smaller than we would have liked, but everything tasted great.
The bar staff is helpful, friendly & knowledgeable. Our server Carole was personal & attentive.
We had a great brunch at Joey Gerard's Greendale. The food was delicious especially the Hopple Popple. The bloody Mary's were delightful, spicy without biting, and extravagantly garnished. We even received a piece of delicious cheesecake as a birthday treat! We really enjoyed our brunch here and will be back.
This is a great restaurant and I love going here. The food is always amazing and the service is always good. The Beef Wellington was done to perfection and I recommend the strawberry schaum torte. I do have a negative comment this time though. We had reservations for two for 8:00pm and were not seated until 8:25. The hostess said that they were just "bussing a few tables." I understand that this is a popular restaurant and people can linger as the wine and desert menus are great. However, I would have appreciated her coming back over to let us know. Saying that it was just a matter of bussing a few tables is not the proper way to tell people with a reservation that they would be seated 25 minutes late.
As with all the Bartolotta restaurants, Joey Gerard's is a great place to visit.
It is such a nice treat to have a menu of comfort food slightly adjusted to use the best ingredients with updated preparation. Everyone from the hostess, bartender, and dining room waitstaff treats the customer with friendliness and attention to detail. We enjoyed the kabob of the day and a filet with delicious sides. A real treat to me and a friend!
Our waiter was very nice and very informational on the choices of food. It was very clean, quiet and the food was very good. My sister and I brought my mother there to celebrate her 74th birthday. My mom ordered the duck and said it was the best duck she had ever ordered anywhere.
This is my second time there I love the food, but the prices could be a little lower. For us it is a place you cannot visit as often as you would like due to prices, But when we do it is always worth it.
The food was very good. My only comment, I had a full rack of ribs, the top half rack was warm and when I started on the second half rack the ribs were ice cold. They were so cold it felt the were not warmed at all. I took the half rack home and warmed in the microwave. The service was very good. I would come again
The 8 of us went to the bar first and had a nice table and had cocktails. Then went to our table and all had special dinner as we were all celebrating our anniversaries. The food, atmosphere and prices were over the top! I was complimented on my choice of the establishment I had picked. WE all will be return patrons...THANK YOU for a memorable evening....
Joey Gerard's was truly a great experience, worth the drive and the money. Great food, atmosphere and pace of the meal, we were not rushed at all.
This was our 2nd visit to Joey's, both visits were for our anniversary "date". The wait staff was very good and the food was perfect. It seems just a bit louder this visit than last year. But overall it was great!
Recent reviews had me a little worried about this place, I had been there 3-4 times before and it was always good, and I am glad to report it still is way above avg. Excellant server, timing was perfect, we were sat right @ 6:00 PM, nice bar crowd. Zero complaints. Meals were veal picatta, perfect A+ 2 bone in rib eyes, done med. rare, very good, not the best ever, B+ 1 staek Diane, med. rare A 2 apps, duck ravillio B+, and raw beef, which I hate so i did not ry, but everyone else loved it. We had a wonderful evening, the bill was $265.00 for a 6 drinks total, with tip. I felt well worth the price. I am truely puzzeled by many bad reviews I read, I do not get it.
We are constantly amazed at the quality of the Bartolotta restaurants. Joey Gerard is a great vibrant throwback, with great ambiance, delicious food, and great service.
We had a very comfortable booth for 2. The noise level was high because in our time there there were 3 groups of 8-10 people, so it was noisy. Food & service were great. Will come again.
Very good service and excellent food. Served in a relaxed atmosphere. Had a chance to sit and enjoy our drinks and meal over time. Never felt rushed but always attended to. Tables are spaced so you do not feel squeezed in. Beautiful large booths slightly raised so you can "people watch". Great evening with our friends.
My third visit to Joey Gerards did not disappoint. I always take a new companion to introduce them to this great restaurant. We enjoyed a petite filet and the veal picatta with excellent service and friendly waitstaff.
Made reservations and did not have to wait one minute for our table. Sounds funny that I would mention this however someitimes I have made reservations at other establishments and had to wait ten minutes when I arrived on time. Service was very attentive however not obnoxiously so. Pre-dinner bread/vegetable plate was perfect as was the appetizer. AND THE DINNER WAS PERFECT!!!!!!!!!! My wife and I agree that the filet mignon was the best we have had in Milwaukee(and the surrounding area). Also, our 10 yr old son was treated like a king. I HIGHLY recommended the place.
Watch out for all the extras or as they are called "up charges" mushrooms, stuffed potatoes etc. I knew about that, however, when we were asked if we wanted haystack onion rings on our steaks we said sure.... saw on the bill that it was an extra $2.00. When you order a salad that is extra so what looks like a $32.00 steak can quickly become a meal priced at over $40.00
What a friendly group! Kat took care of us and Matt, Nick were helpful also! Our 3 different entrees were great. We were advised which favorites we should order and why . . . we were not disappointed! From fish to steaks to ice cream drinks - we had to roll ourselves out of there! Can't wait to go back.
There are so many wonderful restaurants in the Milwaukee area with great food so you have to go beyond that. I think Bartolotta restaurants have outstanding staff and Joey Gerard's in Greendale is no exception. All the staff really help to make the dining experience and wonderful night out. They know when to be there and when to give you space - really outstanding service.
So glad Greendale has this great breakfast spot...we love it!
Friendly people serving up well prepared classic American fare about sums it up.
Always a great experience, the local dickens carolers were a special treat.
we had dinner saturday night to celebrate husbands birthday the food was very good and so was the service the bartender was very friendly
We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit to Joey Gerards and will return. I had noted on my reservation with Open Table that we were celebrating a birthday. It was a nice touch that both the hostesss and our server made mention of it, as well as provided a free shaum torte for dessert. Our service from Jody was excellent....he knew the menu well and was very attentive. Steaks had great flavor and were done exactly as ordered. For a large room which was packed, we were pleased that the noise level was manageable. We could hold a conversation no problem. As a tip, it seemed like parties of 2-4 got seated in booths along the edges of the room, and parties of 5+ were at tables in the center. Noise level might be higher in the center.


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the proposal to legalize, regulate and tax overlooks one important factor, its a weed! anyone can grow it!Sure, there will be some "Hi End" brands that will command top dollar but once the illegality is removed the "price support" is also gone, what is $2,000/lb will drop to a fraction and so will any tax revenue Click Here if you Like this Comment
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