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It's been only a little over a month since Lenovo announced a metal-clad Vibe K4 Note 4 in India. Now, the company is readying to launch a new phone at the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2016.
Lenovo India Facebook wall reads: "A gorgeous new device has been engineered from scratch to deliver the #Knockout punch."
It comes with a poster showing liquid metal being poured on a phone indicating that the device will boast an all-metal body. There is no official word on the name of the device, but rumour has it that it might be called Lemon 3 Plus.
It is expected to sport a 5.5-inch full HD display with 1920x1080p resolution and house 3GB RAM, 32GB inbuilt memory and Qualcomm's Snapdragon 616 quad-core processor, reported Phone Radar.
That being said, we have some doubts because the Lemon series phones are exclusively sold in the Chinese market only and since the device is getting unveiled at MWC 2016, the company is likely to announce this device with a different name, probably with A6000 (2016 or 2nd Gen) series moniker, which is more appealing to international consumers.
[Note: Lenovo launched the first generation K3 Lemon as A6000 in international markets, including India, last year]
Just a few days ago, Lenovo unveiled Lemon 3 in China. It sports a 5-inch Full HD display with 1920 x 1080p resolution (441 ppi), and is all-metal. Under the hood, it has Qualcomm Snapdragon 616 processor clocking 1.5 GHz, Android 5.1 Lollipop, 16GB internal memory, 2GB RAM, 13MP main camera, 5MP front snapper and 2750mAh battery.
Read more: Lenovo launches budget phone Lemon 3
The rear-side body design of the Lemon 3 and the device seen in the Lenovo India Twitter teaser are identical. The camera module position and three grille dual-speakers placed on the right and left side are uncanny.
We will get a clearer picture later this month. MWC 2016 will kick-off at Barcelona on Feb. 22 and conclude on Feb. 25.
Stay tuned for more updates.


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Edited for accuracy. Almost as funny as the original troll.
UPDATE: Well it appears being universally panned and ridiculed was too much for our neo-Zumbo and 'Smoke & Thunder' has gone the way of the dodo. The stupidity in attempting to cover his trail of pee as he runs away continues however.

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To determine the influence of selected AMP Agronomy products on bermudagrass and St. Augustine grass growth and development.
Materials and Methods
This study will be conducted at the UF/IFAS West Florida Research and Education Center near Jay, FL. Treatments (Table 1) will be replicated four times and applied to bermudagrass (Latitude 36 and Tifway) and St. Augustinegrass (Palmetto and Raleigh) grown on 6" diameter PVC lysimeters (18" deep) filled with sand. Plugs (6"diameter) will be cut from sod slabs (provided by Sod Solutions), washed free of soil, and transplanted onto sand- filled lysimeters. Liquid treatments will be applied starting on 05 July and every two weeks thereafter for a total of nine applications. Granular 13-13-13 will be applied on 05 July and 30 August for a total of two applications. Turf quality and NDVI (greening) ratings will be taken on the day of initiation and continued every two weeks immediately before nutrient application. Turf quality will be measured on a 1-9 scale with 1 = dead/brown, 9 = pristine/dark green, and 6 = minimally acceptable. All tissue will be harvested and measured for turf growth. At the end of the study, shoots and roots will be harvested, partitioned, and their biomasses determined after drying at 80 °C for 48 h. Prior to root drying, roots will be analyzed using the WinRHIZO system (Regent Technology, Canada) to determine to total root length (TRL, in cm), average root diameter (ARD, in mm), total root surface area (TRSA, in cm2), maximum rooting depth (MRD, in cm), and fine root length at 0-1.5 mm diameter class (FRL, in cm).
Project Timeline
Experiment will be initiated on or about 01 July 2017 and will conclude on or about 01 November 2017. Appropriate statistical analysis will be performed and a final reported delivered by 15 December 2017.


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Complete Kitchens Ely offers everything you will need when buying a new kitchen, from the design, to supplying high specification German and UK kitchens. Then to complete your dream kitchen, we have a trusted team of local installers that will bring your dream to reality. That coupled with our own 25 years' experience in the industry, you really will not find a better quality kitchen, designed by experts and installed by experts at affordable prices.
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Morrison & Foerster's National Security Practice, led by John Carlin, John Smith, and Nick Spiliotes provides strategic advice and counseling to clients on a broad range of challenging regulatory and compliance matters in the national security space.
John Carlin is the former Assistant Attorney General in charge of the U.S. Department of Justice's (DOJ) National Security Division (NSD) where he was the lead for DOJ on CFIUS, sanctions and other enforcement matters; he also served as Chief of Staff to the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. John Smith is the former Director of the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), where he was centrally involved in all aspects of developing, implementing, and enforcing U.S. government sanctions requirements, and oversaw every OFAC enforcement case against financial institutions and global operating companies. Nick Spiliotes has decades of experience advising U.S. and foreign clients on CFIUS matters; before joining the firm he served as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer and staff member on the National Security Council at the White House.
The National Security Practice includes members from the over 100-attorney investigations/enforcement practice, including former federal and state prosecutors.
Each of these regulatory regimes presents unique challenges to business planning and operations of U.S. and non-U.S. entities that need to be addressed in connection with diligence, obtaining required approvals, implementing appropriate compliance programs, and engaging with the U.S. government on potential enforcement matters. Our experience enables us to identify practical solutions tailored to the business needs of our clients.Show More
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Ferguson backs Giggs for United job
Sir Alex Ferguson believes Ryan Giggs is ready to lead Manchester United.
The club's former manager is set to have a say in who succeeds David Moyes on a full-time basis, with Giggs handed the position on an interim role until the end of the season.
United are believed to see Giggs as a potential manager of the club a few years down the line, but they are currently searching for a more experienced successor to Moyes, which could mean a boss of the calibre of Louis van Gaal or Carlo Ancelotti.
But many United fans want 40-year-old Giggs to take the role on now despite his lack of managerial experience.
Ferguson is convinced the player he brought through the United ranks over two decades ago has the qualities required to take charge of the first team.
The Scot said at a function earlier this week, according to the Daily Telegraph: "I think that he is the one man they should go to really.
"He's got 20-odd years of experience at Manchester United. I signed him as a kid at 13 years of age. He's gone through the gamut of emotions at the club - he's experienced all the highs and lows. He knows exactly what's needed to be a Manchester United player and I was so pleased he brought Paul Scholes back in, and Nicky Butt of course - two great professionals."
Ferguson, who stepped down at the end of last season and played a key role in bringing in Moyes, can see the likes of Giggs, Scholes and Butt having long-term senior positions at Old Trafford.
He added: "It's a very difficult industry to say you can have succession planning. But in the case of what we were doing in the last few years, with bringing Nicky Butt into the fold, Ryan into the fold, Paul Scholes into the fold, and Gary Neville was offered a position but he decided to go into television. He could easily come back."
Ferguson, who played a key part in knocking Liverpool off their perch following their success during the 1980s, was immediately consulted when Giggs took the job.
"He was the first person I picked up the phone to," Giggs said on Friday.
"Why wouldn't I? He's been everything you can as a manager - a young manager, an experienced manager, a successful manager.
"He's given me advice and told me he's always at the end of the phone so that has given me a lot of comfort. It's good to know I can turn to the manager if I ever need him."
Giggs intends to use his time as manager to prove he is good enough to take the position on a full-time basis.
The Welshman did not look out of his depth when he addressed the media for the first time since being appointed.
Giggs, who has been taking his UEFA Pro Licence exams, is pledging to bring back the style of play that United are renowned for - a high-tempo game of rapid attacking football and clinical finishing.
"I've got a chance to show what I can do and what I am capable of as a manager in a short space of time," said Giggs, whose first game in charge is against Norwich on Saturday.
Giggs appears open to the idea of talking with the board about taking charge, or at least having some sort of role within the new coach's set-up, in the summer.
"It can happen [young managers getting the job]. That's not something I'm thinking about at the moment," Giggs said.
"That's another conversation to be had in three weeks, six weeks or whenever in the future."
Every word that came out of Giggs' mouth on Friday was music to the ears of the fans who had become disgruntled with life under Moyes - the man who left the club seventh in the league and out of the Champions League for next season, the first time they have missed out in almost two decades.
Although the club press officer mistakenly introduced Giggs as "David" at the start of the media conference, there was little mention of the Scot at Carrington.
The message on Friday was clear - United have moved on from Moyes. A compensation package has been agreed, the prominent members of his backroom staff are gone and journalists were forbidden from asking questions about him.
"My philosophy is the Manchester United philosophy," said Giggs, who won 13 Premier League titles under Ferguson.
"I want players to play with passion, speed, tempo and be brave with imagination, all the things that are expected of a Manchester United player.
"I want to see goals, tackles, players taking players on and getting the crowd up.
"I want the passion that should come with being a Manchester United player.
"I want the players to enjoy themselves and give the fans something to smile about in the remaining four games.
"It's been a frustrating season and I want to end it on a high.
"The stadium will be bouncing."
Giggs has collected a total of 35 winner's medals since signing a professional contract with the club in 1990.
"This club is all about winning trophies," said Giggs, who has played a record 962 times for United.
"We've not managed to do that this season but we've had seasons like that in the past and always come back.
"That's the thing about this club. We always come back and we will."
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Collaborate: Product development: from concept to launch
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Aimed at food and drink manufacturing businesses this workshop will highlight the importance of product development and show the processes required to achieve successful development.
Hear from The Food & Drink Forum's team of food technical experts regarding new product development. This informative session will advise how you can take your initial product to launch and the processes to follow. The session will be useful for those businesses looking to diversify or expand their product ranges.
To highlight the importance of product development and to show the processes required to achieve successful development, resulting in the launch of a new product.
Delegates will be able to:
– Understand the importance of product development within their business
– Understand the process required to take a product from concept to launch
Who Should Attend?
Individuals who are responsible for the product development within a food business. Those individuals who have limited/no knowledge of the principles of product development. Food businesses who are looking to diversify/expand their product range.
Course Topics:
– New product development – what is it and why do it?
– Product lifecycles
– How to use HACCP in development
– Stage gate process
– Development / use of a critical path
– How to take an idea to launch
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We gathered over crab.
"We've been out crabbing every weekend and we're tired of shelling crab. You want to help us eat some?"
Now these are good neighbors.
We brought a big bag of greens, some fresh goat cheese, a jar of the tahini dressing that is continually emptying and being refilled. And a raspberry tart with mascarpone cheese, peach preserves and a pistachio crust.
(Lauren is visiting us for a couple of days, so yesterday we baked. We collaborated on that tart together. Walking down the gravel path to the neighbors' house, we both giggled. "I can't wait to eat it!" she kept saying.)
We sat outside in the finally warm air. Lu and her little buddy Blake ran through the yard, playing with the hula hoop, then fighting over the hula hoop. Going down the slide together then one crying because the other wouldn't give a turn. These were two overtired kids. We probably should have started dinner earlier. But then again, there was crab.
We gathered at the table, each of us with plates and food in our hands. Crab and tin foil containers for the shells. A jug of warm melted butter. Homemade cocktail sauce. Slices of lemon. Bread for one half of the table. Salads with goat cheese. Salt and pepper. Mason jars full of ice water.
Happy silence, save for the cracking of crab legs, the sprinkle of salt, and happy chewing. The kids were happy. Danny didn't talk for 30 minutes. He just reached for another crab leg.
After dinner, the kids burst into tantrums and tears. The husbands corralled them inside, to play with toys. Later, they stood giggling with parakeets perched on their shoulders.
Sara, Lauren, and I sat outside, in the gloaming. Sara sat, for the first time all day, their newborn asleep in her seat beside her. When we offered her a piece of the tart, I could see the relief in her roll down from her lips to her legs. "Oh, this is so good," she said, and went for another bite. We sat talking about parenting and how exhausting it is, how much we love the little buggers, how tiring it is to be patient and explain instead of yelling. We make the choice to be patient and explain. We are tired.
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Thank You!
Our mission is simple, Feed people in need.
Your donations feed children and adults.
You can help change a life today.
The Soup Kitchen, Inc. (the Benton Harbor Soup Kitchen) began operations on March 8, 1980 serving three meals a week. The Soup Kitchen, an independent non-profit corporation, now serves a large, healthy noon-time meal every day of the year. 54,473 meals were served last year. Doors open at 11:00 AM. Lunch service starts at 11:30 and ends at 12:50 PM daily.
The Soup Kitchen is staffed by volunteers from churches, clubs, businesses and schools who prepare and serve the meals. Most groups also purchase the food for their serving day. The Soup Kitchen has strong support from thousands of generous individuals, churches, organizations, and companies who are committed to taking care of those in need in our community. Our database of volunteers and donors has now topped 10,000 entries.
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Do you start your day listening to your favorite morning show on the radio? Are you someone who likes to be out meeting new people? Do you take command of your car's radio, never letting someone change it from your favorite station? If so, we are looking for you! Cumulus Media Harrisburg is looking for part-time promotions assistants to add to our growing team of all-stars. Our promotions assistants work all across Central Pennsylvania bringing our radio stations to concerts, fairs, community events, and local businesses. They are responsible for setting up our on-location events, acting as the faces of our stations to our dedicated listeners. Flexible evening and weekend hours make being a Promotions Assistant a great way to earn a few extra bucks. If you are a reliable, hard worker with an eye for detail, then be a part of the team!
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Vom Fass of Scottsdale
When Louis and Melisa Conti escaped to Sedona for a quiet weekend to themselves, they never would have guessed that a bit of window shopping would end up changing their lives. But strolling along the Tlaquepaque Village they entered a shop called Vom Fass that featured gourmet vinegars, oils, spirits and liqueurs, and knew right away that it was something they wanted to be a part of. Louis has a well-established dental practice up near North Mountain and Melisa had recently begun a new career as an accountant, retail was not something that the couple had ever anticipated getting involved with. But as they investigated investing in their own franchise and bringing it to Scottsdale, they realized that this was worth taking the risk and in November of last year, Vom Fass Scottsdale opened up for business.
Translated from German to mean "from the cask," one of the unique characteristics of any Vom Fass shop is the fact that all of their products are displayed in vessels which allow them to be dispensed and sampled. Vom Fass employees serve as both educators and tour guides as customers make their way through their selection of hand-crafted, small-batch products. And with the ability to sample things they might otherwise not have been willing to purchase, many leave with something they might not have considered buying before stopping in. Having grown up in an Italian family which was centered on amazing food and drink, the high quality of all of the Vom Fass products was one of the main reasons which drew the Conti's toward the brand. Their fruit vinegars are fermented directly from the fruit, not from juice or other additives being blended in, which is rare to find. And the spirits are all small-batch runs which are purchased by Vom Fass to be sold exclusively in their stores.
"I had a woman in the other day and explain to me that her husband only buys his scotch from Scotland when he makes it over there," says Melisa. "I let her know that we have a bottler in Scotland that selects casks for us who bottles them or blends and bottles them right at the source. When she realized ours were not mass-produced products and that they were brought over here just for us, she ended up buying a gift for her husband."
The Conti's have been able to turn their shop into a true family business. Melisa oversees day-to-day operations, while both their son Natali and their daughter Reina work at the shop. Louis has maintained his dental practice but has been able to shift his schedule around to where he also is helping customers almost each and every day. Looking down the road, the Conti's hope to open at least one if not two more stores in the Valley, and continue to share with their customers their love of their product and level of hospitality that they fell in love with during that fateful trip to Sedona.
"Everything we offer, we source directly from its producer," adds Ben Meinen, the director of development for Vom Fass USA who was in town recently for a visit at Vom Fass Scottsdale. "It's a very ethical way to do business, but it also ensures that we have the best quality from the time that it is an olive on a tree to when it comes into the shop, or when it was a single barrel of Scotch sitting on a warehouse in Scotland to when it's poured into a glass."
Vom Fass Scottsdale is located within the shops at Scottsdale Waterfront, where they are open and offering complimentary samples of their products seven days a week. More information on their products, events, or the company can be found by visiting their website at VomFassUSA.com or by calling the Scottsdale location directly at 480.699.1099.


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Combining sticks of graphite with splashes of digital colour, Ben Jelfs creates illustrations that are as unique as they are eye catching. Some are comical, some are hyper-realistic, but all are executed with charm and personality.
After spending 14 years as an award-winning Art Director, Ben took some time out to rekindle his love for drawing. Good thing he did, because few can take a brief like Ben. Due to his years of experience as an Art Director, his drawings are alive with a sympathetic insight into how a story should be told. It's the perfect equilibrium of technique, sophistication and framing that allows Ben to deliver much more than lines on a piece of paper.
Some of the clients Ben has worked with include Apostrophe, Sweet Shop, Exit Films, Fabric Films, Mollydooker Wines, Adma, Ogilvy One, Lothar Boehm GmbH and Draftfcb.
Based in Australia and contactable via phone or email, Ben is currently available for illustration, visualising & storyboarding.


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Easy Crochet Patterns For Baby Dresses
Crochet baby dresses have been made by Mothers for generations and for good reason - they are economical to make, mostly easy crochet patterns and look beautiful. The majority of crochet dress patterns are fairly simple to finish, and dependent upon the specific pattern are a good way to use up remainders of previous projects in a colorful manner. Below you'll find some of the current free crochet patterns for baby dresses that are floating around cyberspace at the present time. Some are vintage, some more modern and others even come with a cute hat to serve as a pleasant accessory.
Flag Baby Dress Set - This neat pattern is like dressing you baby in a flag, complete with stars and stripes - available at http://www.angelcrafts.net/flagdress.html
Flower Dress - At http://www.knitting-crochet.com/crochet/flodre.html you can get this free crochet dress pattern that features rows of cute little flowers.
Lacy Dress - This is designed for girls aged 12 to 18 months and is quite attractive, found at http://www.craftown.com/baby/pat12.htm
Angel Shell Dress - This pattern looks timeless in it's design and is just plain awesome, found at
Six Months Baby Dress - At http://extrastellar.net/cjs_6monthbabydress.html you can get a free baby dress pattern that is very pretty and comes with a hat too.


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TVLS Travels is a Chennai-based travel and tour operator serving several locations like Kovilpatti, Rajapalayam, Sankarankovil, Sattur, T Kallupatti, Thirumangalam and Tuticorin. Well-maintained coaches with cosy travel, online booking and cancellation facilities and courteous staff are some of its salient features. Avail stirring bus ticket discounts during festive occasions by booking tickets through TicketGoose.com as Ticketgoose is India's leading online bus ticketing portal.
Address: No. 28 2nd Platform, Omni Bus Stand Terminus, Koyambedu, Chennai- 600107.
Mobile No: +91- 9444013913, 9965530547
Website: www.tvlstransport.in
Fleet Size: Around 8 buses
Bus Types: 2x2 Executive Non A/C, 2x2 AirBus Pushback Non A/C, 2x2 Seater A/C, 2x2 Semi Sleeper Non A/C.
Top Routes: Chennai to Kovilpatti, Chennai to Srivilliputtur, Chennai to Rajapalayam and Sankarankovil to Chennai.


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UPDATED 7th JUNE 2018
5 New players agree to join.
We welcome
Declan Carroll
Tyrrell Webbe
Greg Walters
Jordan Vickers
Sean Hanbury
3rd June 2018
Carmarthen Town AFC Squad Update
Straight after the close of the 2017-18 season, and with Town's place in the WPL assured, Neil Smothers and Danny Thomas began the task of assembling their playing squad for next season.
It was soon announced that long-term players Lee Idzi, Luke Cummings, Jordan Knott, Ceri Morgan and Liam Thomas, along with Luke Bowen who joined during the transfer 'window', had all agreed to re-sign for the Club.
Since then four players from the squad that finished the season have left (Kieran Lewis, Dan Sheehan, Clayton Green and Mark Jones) and the Club wishes them well for the future.
Happily, however, all the remaining players from last season (Dave Vincent, Lee Surman, Craig Hanford, Aidan O'Kelly and Lewis Harling) have now agreed to re-sign.
The Club is delighted that so many of the squad that so successfully and enthusiastically contested the WPL second-phase programme have committed to perform for the Old Gold next season – and, of course, Neil and Danny will be working hard in the coming weeks to sign further players to strengthen and broaden their squad still more.
With the pre-season friendlies programme, due to start on Monday July 9th, close to being finalised conceivably some new players (signed or on trial) will be seen at those matches a few of which, for the first time in several years, will be played at Richmond Park.


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|Early Literacy Program Registration - Phone, In-Person & On-Line
Event Type: Registration
Date: 9/24/2019
Start Time: 9:30 AM
End Time: 9:00 PM
Phone, In-Person and On-Line Registration for Fall 2019 Early Literacy Programs at the Mahopac Public Library continues.
To register by phone call 845-628-2009 ext. 139.
Online select one of the underlined programs on the October calendar and click on it.
Enter your information in the required fields of the form that opens.
Click on COMPLETE REGISTRATION or ADD ME TO THE WAITING LIST depending on which appears.
Print EVENT REGISTRATION COMPLETE for your records or record your Confirmation Number--this will enable you to look up your schedule.
All programs are designed to develop listening, thinking, language, imagination and social skills, plus, it's a great way to meet other parents!
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MotorTrend set course to compare some of the best, sportiest and most luxurious convertibles currently available on the market. Not an easy task when the contenders are the new 2012 BMW 650i Convertible, its counterpart from Mercedes-Benz, SL550, and the classic Porsche 911 Carrera S.
First and foremost, let's have a look at the powerplants found under the hood.
The BMW 650i Convertible is powered by a 4.4 liter V8 TwinTurbo unit producing 400 horsepower at 5,500 RPM and 450 lb-ft of torque at 1,750 RPM. A 4.6 liter V8 TwinTurbo is found in the Mercedes SL550. The unit produces 429 horsepower at 5,250 RPM and 516 lb-ft of torque. The Porsche is the only model out of the three to use a lighter six-cylinder engine with a displacement of 3.8 liter and 400 horsepower at 7,400 RPM. The torque is measured in at 325 lb-ft.
Here is an excerpt from MotorTrend's review and some of highs and lows of these models:
3rd Place: 2013 Mercedes-Benz SL550 Roadster
Associate road test editor Carlos Lago agrees. "I don't love this car, and it's not for any rational, empirical, or concrete reason. I simply get this clinical feeling; there's little in the way of emotion," he wrote.
That's not to say there weren't parts of the SL we loved. The twin-turbo, 4.7-liter V-8 made friends easily with its blacktop-twisting 516 lb-ft of torque and thunderous exhaust note. That it could nearly run down the Porsche while weighing 700 pounds more left us shaking our heads. Likewise, we were uniformly impressed with the SL's ride quality. On top of that, it offered impressive grip and sharper turn-in than did the Porsche. My notes make reference to a "high-performance cloud."
2nd Place: 2012 BMW 650i Convertible
When I asked for their final rankings, associate online editor Nate Martinez noted the SL was only a step behind the other two, and Lago's rankings went "First, second, almost second." The BMW slipped ahead of the Benz by the skin of its teeth.
The BMW's biggest advantage was its handling. While the SL had a stiffer chassis and softer ride, the BMW was more composed in the corners and more fun to drive. Plenty of automakers fit Sport, Comfort, Eco, etc. modes to their cars' computers, but BMW is one of the best in clearly differentiating among the modes. In comfort, the BMW's ride quality was not too far behind the Benz's. Flick it into Sport or Sport+, and the ride, handling, throttle, and shifting firm up the higher up the scale you go.
Further helping the big Bavarian's case was its ultra-modern interior. It may not be the most beautiful design in the world, but we appreciated it for taking a chance, unlike the other two, which seemed to be trying a little too hard to channel their heritage.
1st Place: 2013 Porsche 911 Carrera S
The Porsche won us all over by playing to our emotions. It was, without question, the most fun to drive. Where I was nervous about pushing the BMW to the limit, the Porsche seemed to have no limits, or at least, none I was willing to explore on a public road. The combination of sticky Pirellis, sport-tuned suspension, and an army of computers made the 911 unstoppable, even in wet conditions. While we still don't like the less-tactile electric power steering, the target demographic probably thinks it's a huge improvement. After all, this is a Carrera, not a GT3.
For the full review, visit MotorTrend.com.
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LOCO has a very simple programme strategy: inspired by The Wizard of Oz, we look for comedy films with brains, heart and courage. In other words, films that have something to say; that give us themes and characters to care about; and that are creatively original and bold. Above all we look for films that feel authored, with their own distinctive voice.
The feature film award, judged by a panel of industry experts together with the previous year's winner, is given to a director who has not yet had a film released in cinemas. This year's feature nominees are as eclectic as ever, made by very different film-makers on very different budgets. They're also testimony to the remarkable range of British comedy acting talent, and to the fact that Alice Lowe must by law appear in at least one LOCO film every year. They are:
Mindhorn (dir. Sean Foley)
Brakes (dir. Mercedes Grower)
Chubby Funny (dir. Harry Michell)
The LOCO Discovery Awards are supported by The CTBF and the winners will be announced on 3rd May.
The 2017 LOCO Discovery Award Feature Film Jury are Laura Adams, Chanya Button, Tilly Coulson, Isabella de Rosario, Cynthia De Souza, Bradley Down, Humphrey Elles-Hill, Ian Haydn Smith and Paul Ridd.
Preview screening + Q&AA funny, touching and tender look at love in contemporary LondonUK 2016
UK Premiere + Q&ATwo young actors struggle to find success, love and friendship in LondonUK 2016
A selection of the best new comedy shorts from UK based filmmakersUK 2016/7
+ Q&AA fading actor resurrects his greatest role to stop a killerUK 2017
A selection of the best new comedy shorts from UK based filmmakersUK 2016/7
UK Premiere + Q&AA disgraced poet turns detective in Stephen Fry's beloved black comedyUK 2017


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As reported by several sources (KQED/Haighteration/Uptown Almanac), after 30 years in operation, the Red Vic Movie House (1727 Haight @ Cole) may have its final showing July 25th. Apparently, despite several fundraisers, they just don't have the cash flow to stay afloat.
As a worker-owned-and-operated theater, and one of the few remaining single-screen theaters in the city, they were able to provide a wide variety of programming and quality of service you'd be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. Unlike the majority of theaters and multiplexes that tend to hire high school or college students at minimum wage, the Red Vic was one of the few movie houses where, as owners, the employees were truly invested in the operation, something you could see and feel in the way they treated their customers and participated in the community.
There are so many fantastic Red Vic oddities that will be sorely missed if/when they shutter: Their nicely padded old church pew seats, the hilarious pre-show mini-movie (seen below, which has been played prior to every screening since 1983), wooden popcorn bowls, ceramic coffee mugs, re-usable hard plastic soda cups, and of course their extensive popcorn spice bar (nutritional yeast & garlic salt, yum!).
As much as I love going to The Castro for its grandeur or The Kabuki for its comfy reserved seating, they (and the corporate multiplexes) lack the down-home neighborhood feel and eclectic programming of the Red Vic. Where else can you see The Great Muppet Caper, Wayne's World, House (Hausu), and Kuroneko all in the same week? Not to mention their frequent showings of films like Baraka, The Room and Vertigo, and various one-of-a-kind film festivals.
If the theater doesn't get a major influx of cash soon, they'll be wrapping up their 30 year run with Harold & Maude (another Red Vic favorite) from July 22-25th, with the final showing at 9:30 PM on Monday, July 25th.
If you or any of your wealthy friends would like to help save this Haight-Ashbury institution, donations can be made HERE.


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On June 1, 2017, the Securities and Exchange Commission requested input regarding the DOL Fiduciary Duty Rule and the SEC's development of its own fiduciary standard governing investment advice to retail investors. To view Chair Clayton's public statement requesting Public Comments from Retail Investors and Other Interested Parties on Standards of Conduct for Investment Advisers and Broker-Dealers, click here.
In the public statement, Chair Clayton remarked: "The [DOL's] Fiduciary Rule may have significant effects on retail investors and entities regulated by the SEC. It also may have broader effects on our capital markets. Many of these matters fall within the SEC's mission of protecting investors; maintaining fair, orderly, and efficient markets; and facilitating capital formation." Chair Clayton stressed the need for intergovernmental coordination and "robust, substantive input that will advance and inform the SEC's assessment of possible future actions."
Curiously, the SEC did not specify a deadline for the requested input, which raises the question: Just how long is this analysis going to take? After all, the RAND study concluded almost ten years ago. And, the DOL Fiduciary Duty is scheduled for full implementation on January 1, 2018.
In our view, the SEC's reasoning leads to one, and only one conclusion: The DOL Rule should be rescinded until the Commission completes its analysis and there has been full and complete intra-agency review and publication of (a) whether there should be a uniform fiduciary duty standard and, if so, (b) its scope. The Commission is charged with regulation of our capital markets, of which retirement accounts are only a part.
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Retro always has its own charm, be it the old Nintendo games or the Marvel comics, they all seem to stir up memories of our childhood. The Windows 95 was my first encounter with the computers way back in 1997 and thanks to a developer named Andrea Faulds we can relive those memories.
Well, that being said, the Windows 95 has very little to offer on the utilitarian front as it is basically just a skin deep simulated OS and is pretty much one dimensional. However, what you could still relish though is the barebones OS of the bygone era and thus realize by how many folds the user experience has been enhanced in the last few years.
Firing up the simulator will greet you with the signature Windows 95 login sound post which one can just fiddle around with the settings. I was surprised to see the limited features but yet was taken back by the way an actual operating system was implemented wayback in the 90's. It also made me realize that the operating system was light enough to be blended into an simulator unlike the latest operating systems which would need you to install a virtual drive.
Just like I said before, it is very likely that Windows 95 has been our generations first encounter with the computers and for these folks it would be a great way to relive those memories. In the meanwhile, I would rather recommend you to try out the Windows 95 in the normal screen as opting for full screen made my machine to hang up on me.
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Thinking of fairy tales, the historical skyline of Prague comes to mind, next to the vibrant musical life with many daily concerts available. Prague's heartbeat consists of music: the amount of professional, and highly talented musicians living in this city, the amount of churches which are used as concert halls, and live music on every corner of the street, as well as coming out of bars and restaurants is something so special you should definitely not miss.
Brno is the second largest city of the Czech Republic, and the cultural center of the South Moravian Region. Brno has a thousand-year-old history, and is truly a hidden gem. The magnificent castles around Brno are also suitable as amazing concert venues.
Because of Bratislava's interesting geographical location, cultural ties with other cities in the area were always very important. Important musicians such as Joseph Haydn (who was born only a few miles from Bratislava) have worked in this city. Bratislava is hosting one of Central Europe's most important festivals: The Bratislava International Festival of Music, which takes place every year in October.
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"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." (Phil. 4:13)
"One day you'll wake up in the morning and say to yourself, 'Graduation's finally here!'"
Do you remember us talking about that in one of our classes? It probably sounded strange to you at that time; three, four years, can seem like forever when one has just begun his journey in college seminary. Well, that day has arrived. Time flies! In another year, the juniors will be waking up to their own graduation day, and then the sophomores. Freshmen, your time will come too!
You now belong to a long line of young men who have passed through the halls of this seminary and have made it, not without wounds and scars, but hopefully, better, stronger, braver, and ready to face yet another chapter in your lives.
Congratulations! You've made it. But this isn't the end, only another beginning. The memories of your three or four years in this place will linger strongly for a while, then like many other things in life, they will also fade and eventually, everything you've gone through, the pleasant and the unpleasant, will be a distant memory.
The seminary isn't perfect; no place is. But it was, for a good number of years, your home. God is, wherever we find him. And despite the heartaches, there is much that he has done for you in seminary. Leave then with joy and gratitude in your hearts.
As you go, I'd like to share with you the two important things I believe one should take with him as he ends one chapter of his life and transitions to another.
The first is the friendships, the relationships, the connections you've made with one another. It's a blessing to have crossed each other's paths, even briefly. We really don't know how much we influence each other's life.
But nothing in this world will ever change the fact that for a brief moment, you knew each other, cared for each other, fought with one another, hurt one another, and hopefully, grew and matured together because of all that.
It is my sincere hope and prayer, that wherever life takes you, and whatever you become, that you always remember that in the end, it is always people that matter. It is always people that count. And it is our relationships with each other that make us who we are.
I hope that the friendship you've shared with each other will spur you on to love people and truly care for them, not just with words, but with your hands, heart, and everything else you've got. "Love", Saint Augustine says, "and do what you will". That is what we're all about.
Second, take with you, what was once our constant refrain, and what I believe seminary life as a conformation to Jesus is meant to teach. There is absolutely nothing to fear. God who first inspired you to take that step leading you to this place, will continue to guide you throughout the rest of your journey.
I am grateful to have been given the chance, for these past few years, to hopefully instill that in you.
The world awaits. Life now opens up for you to embrace you and bless with you everything you envision. But only if you look at life straight in the eye, and with courage in your heart, say, "I have nothing to fear. I can do this. I can do everything with Christ who strengthens me".
That, in the end, sums up what seminary should do for each young man who passes through its hallowed halls.
Be brave then. Jesus is always with you. He will always love you, care for you, and keep you close to his heart. Trust in that always, and there is nothing, absolutely nothing to fear; not sin, not our weakness, not our faults, not our failures.
Close your eyes and take the leap. God will always be there to catch you. Be brave. And always love people. It's as simple as that.
Go out into the world, either as students beginning your theological formation and preparing yourselves to minister to God's people one day, or as loving, productive, and generous young men in continuous search for God's plan in your lives.
And know that you will always have this old seminary professor of yours wishing you well and praying for you.
May our good and loving God keep each one of you close to his heart, always.


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Beckett Brass is a classy lady how dare you.
We haven't seen the full set yet. Give it time.
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Axis of Mortality! Please!
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6 Ways To Teach Patriotism To Your Children
For many people, July 4th means fireworks; wearing red, white, and blue; picnics; etc. Your children likely join into the celebration, but they may not understand the actual significance of this day. Below are some tips on teaching your children why the Fourth of July is significant, as well as what it means to be patriotic.
The Star Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key wrote The Star Spangled Banner at Fort Henry, Baltimore, Maryland on September 13, 1814. He wrote these lyrics following the United States victory in the war of 1812, against the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Teach your children the lyrics of this song, as well as the meaning behind them. Understanding what they are singing will make a big difference in how they view it.
Patriotic Events
Take your children to patriotic events, such as Fourth of July parades, plays, history reenactments that should be available in your community, concerts, etc. Visit your town or city's counsel or website to see what events are coming up.
The Flag
Purchase a flag and mount it on a pole in your yard. Teach your children how to care for the flag, as well as how to fold it, take it down, etc. Talk to them about the flag, such as what the stars and stripes mean, who made the first flag, etc.
Vote at every election in your community, and take your children with you. Explain to them the importance of voting, and it is a responsibility you take seriously. Make sure when they turn 18 they register to vote so they can start voting on their own.
Patriotic Media
You can find a lot of music and books about patriotism for children, written in a way they will understand and for various age levels. You can also find many patriotic movies that you and your children can watch together.
If possible, take your children on educational, patriotic vacations.
Take your children to Boston and teach them about Paul Revere setting out on horseback to warn everyone the British are coming to capture Samuel Adams and John Hancock. On the following day, shots ring out in Lexington and the American Revolution began.
Visit Washington D.C. and take your children to the Arlington National Cemetery. Drive a few hours to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to learn about the Civil War. Seeing these historic sites is one of the best ways to build feelings of patriotism in your children.
The next time your child stands up in class to say the Pledge of Allegiance, they will show much more respect, and have a deeper understanding of what it means.


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Kimi Raikkonen says there was no point fighting Sergio Perez on the final lap of the European Grand Prix due to the time penalty which he picked up earlier in the race.
Raikkonen crossed the white line entering the pit lane and was slapped with a five second time penalty, before he pulled aside to allow team-mate Sebastian Vettel to pass.
Raikkonen ran in third place but had an insufficient buffer to Perez in order to negate the impact of his penalty.
Perez attacked Raikkonen on the final lap and the Finn ceded the position, coming across the line in fourth place.
"Overall I'm a bit disappointed of how difficult this weekend was, far from being fun all the time, but in the race the car was good and the speed was there," he said.
"At one point I ran over the white line and got a 5 seconds penalty.
"From that moment I tried to keep the gap to Perez to maintain my position, but on a couple of occasions I ended up following two lapped cars and lost precious time.
"I'm fine with the fact of swapping position with Sebastian, because anyway I had the penalty, but in the moment I let him pass I lost 2.5 seconds in that lap and this did not help.
"In the end I could have for sure stayed in front of Perez but there was no reason to fight and maybe take some risks.
"Obviously my race could have been a different story today, but considering all that happened, the end the result is not too bad."


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The Blue Door Theatre is usually a host to plays and live performances put on by Lane's Arts Department. That pattern was shaken up on Friday, Jan. 8, when a projecton screen was pulled down in front of the stage for a free-admission screening of "Afternoon of a Faun."
The small theatre was packed with dozens of audience members, whose silence could only be read as captivation by director Nancy Buirski's documentary on the life of renowned ballet dancer Tanaquil LeClercq.
LeClercq was stricken with a very serious case of polio during the height of her career. Though this effectively ended her career as a dancer, she went on to teach at the Dance Theatre of Harlem.
"We're talking about an extremely high level of dance performance ability, of technique, everything," Alito Alessi, artistic director of DanceAbility, said. "I think that sort of idea of a person like her going through this transformation and returning to who and how she was before something happened to her is really interesting."
Having received a grant to screen the film without an admission fee, the filmmakers were able to team up with organizations such as DanceAbility and Eugene Ballet Company to host the event.
"We thought it would be a great opportunity to collaborate with other dance organizations locally and co-present it together, and to have another avenue to share about the different stories that can happen in dance," Sara Zolbrod, managing director of DanceAbility, said.
After the screening, audience members were invited to stay for a Q-and-A session led by the organizers of the event. They discussed the importance of inclusiveness and diversity in the dance community, specifically when it comes to dancers with disabilities.
"I love The Blue Door [Theatre]. A Friday night at seven is great, I also appreciate the chance to have a question-and-answer period after," Sarah Ebert, audience member and local dancer, said.
Though there was no admission fee, audience members were encouraged to donate to DanceAbility, an organization dedicated to bringing dance to anyone regardless of ability.
"Everybody can dance," Zolbrod said. "Dancing comes from the inside as a human expression."


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Use Note: Original drawings done for G. Fox & Co.'s 100th Anniversary. The drawings appeared in The Hartford Courant as illustrations accompanying full size advertisements on Sundays from December 29, 1946 to December 29, 1947. They were later published in a book: G. Fox & Co. A Century in Connecticut. Hartford, 1948. The drawing on the left appears on page 19, and the drawing on the right appears on page 20. The illustrations also appear on the cover of the book.
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I learned a couple things about expectations this year. The first one came to me when I was getting anxious about something I felt obligated to do, but in reality I didn't need to or have to, it was another persons expectation that was becoming my obligation, and when I really thought about it I realized that these situations usually end in disappointment. Why do we put ourselves through that?
Don't let others expectations become your obligations which usually end in disappointments!
The other thing I learned about expectations kind of answers that last question, it was more recent and in connection to letting go of a couple people who have no place in my life anymore. I wanted to let go but at the same time I was still expecting something from them. Expecting them to change, expecting them to do the right thing, expecting them to put me first just once, but as long as I held onto those expectations, I couldn't truly let go of them and all the baggage.
Don't let your expectations of others keep you from letting go!!
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RICHMOND, Va. – While college basketball season is just about to warm up, the weather is doing the exact opposite and that's why Head Coach Shaka Smart and the VCU Basketball program has partnered with Puritan Cleaners to be a part of their Coats for Kids program.
Coming off their historic Final Four run, the Rams want to make sure the community that supported so much last March is taken care of and that starts with the youth of the Metro Richmond area.
Puritan Cleaners will be collecting coasts before, during and after Thursday's exhibition contest against California (Pa.). The first 300 people who donate a coat will receive a FREE 2011 Final Four Poster.
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I wrote this post while on the plane flying back to glorious Newark, New Jersey.
Something doesn't seem right about leaving Amelia Island's beautiful sandy beaches, not to mention the 70-80 degree weather, for the snow-covered, flu stricken east coast.
I visited the island for the Amelia Island Book Festival. The festival also runs the Authors-in-Schools Program, whereby authors visit selected public schools and the festival purchases a book for each and every student through sales of ticketed events, generous donations, and sponsorship. This year the festival purchased over 11,000 books for students at 16 public schools across Nassau County.
I spent the day at Hilliard Elementary School speaking with second and third graders. The students had incredible questions, and I could hardly contain my glee when one student came up to me and asked if I was going to talk about figurative language.
Hilliard Elementary Artwork (Love it!)
One recurring question at 99% of my school visits is: how old are you? Not sure why this is so important, but I used to give the students the answer. Now I make them do the math. And this was one of the best parts of my visit to Hilliard: one of the second graders got the right answer. It was a first!
And speaking of age, the Amelia Island Book Festival happened to fall on my birthday this year. I could not think of a more wonderful way to celebrate it than with books and literary friends.
Here are a few photographic highlights:
Check out the lovely birthday balloon from Nancy Viau!
And this was the most delicious chocolate cupcake!
Thank you Nancy Viau for making my birthday so special.
Nancy Viau
Evelyne Holingue, Jennifer Swanson and Heather Macht
Eileen Meyer
Linda Seymour Carr and me
Mike Maihack
I'd like to shout out a HUGE thank you to Danna Crump, librarian extraordinaire at Hilliard Elementary School for making me feel so welcome. Hilliard Elementary School is a very special place and I'm thrilled to have had a chance to visit with their students. I'd also like to thank the festival organizers, volunteers, and the terrific group of authors and illustrators that I met. I can hardly wait for next year's festival.


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The Association of Research Libraries (ARL), the University of Virginia Library, the University of Washington Libraries, and the Conference Planning Committee are pleased to issue this call for proposals for the 2012 Library Assessment Conference: Building Effective, Sustainable, Practical Assessment, to be held in Charlottesville, Virginia, October 29-31, 2012.
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11:00 PM? - Aloft over the Atlantic, I'm en route to Delhi via Amsterdam. A 20 hour flight doesn't make a good story, so I'll spare you the details. There are crying babies. There is fitful and infrequent sleep. There is excessively dry air. It is exactly what a 20 hour flight should be. I occupy myself with books, games, and the aforementioned fitful and infrequent sleep. I hope that a long bout of drowsiness will set in and I will catch some shuteye before landing in Amsterdam.


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Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz is Israel's highest-ranking military officer. He is Israel Defense Force (IDF) Chief of Staff (COS).
While he reports to civilian control, his word is law in the military. When he talks, soldiers listen. We might be wise to do the same.
For example, General Gantz recently spoke about the month of May, 2013. May was not a good month for Jews and soldiers in Judea-Samaria (called, 'the West Bank' in International news). During that month, Arabs escalated their attacks against everything Jewish—soldiers, civilians, farmland, forests and homes.
Since 2011, Arab attacks in Judea-Samaria are up three-fold. Fire-bombings are up four-fold. In addition, those attacks were not just against soldiers and the occasional civilian. They were primarily against civilians, targeting vehicles traveling public roads, individual Jewish homes in small communities, and Jews walking within those communities.
In mid-May, photos emerged showing Arabs stoning IDF soldiers, forcing the soldiers into what some called a 'rout'. In late May, General Gantz appeared before the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee to explain why soldiers had not been allowed to protect themselves by firing their weapons at the stone-throwers.
Some in the Knesset did not like seeing photos of IDF soldiers standing helplessly while facing rioting attackers. Others did not like seeing the IDF run away. Many wanted to know why IDF Rules of Engagement forbid the firing of weapons during these (and other, similar) attacks.
Most Israeli news vendors reported that Gantz explained two things to the Committee: first, he could no longer protect Jews in Judea-Samaria; and second, he would not change Rules of Engagement to adjust for this increase in attacks. He would not act, he said, because he was concerned about making things worse. He said, "If we let go of the reins, there will be escalation and we will lose control."
But embedded in one news story (The Jerusalem Post) was a different tale. First of all, the fear of losing control and escalating tensions appears not to have been his main reason for prohibiting live-fire response. His main reason, according to the reported testimony, was his belief that a live-fire order would create unjust loss of life and a moral issue for Israel (emphasis mine). Escalation and loss of control were secondary to these moral considerations.
Apparently, everyone missed this point.
His words are shocking. They echo Israel's enemies. His words suggest he supports the anti-Zionist moral argument that killing attacking Arabs is unjust. His testimony declares that Israel cannot protect its soldiers because such behaviour would make Israel guilty of immoral behaviour. But this is not Jewish morality. It is morality as defined by those who would destroy Israel.
Why does the IDF Chief of Staff turn to Israel's enemies for his morality?
He told this Knesset Committee that he could not protect Jews in Judea-Samaria. Why not? Ethicists who write about the definitions of 'Just War' say that self-defense is a legitimate justification for military action. Self-Defense, in other words, is just and moral. Why does General Gantz rely on those who hate Israel to determine that IDF action in this situation would create something unjust and immoral?
Men like Richard Falk, Thomas Friedman and MJ Rosenberg argue that Israel has no moral defense whatsoever. Does Our Chief Of Staff buy into that assertion?
Decades ago, anti-Zionists despised Jews who fought with the Irgun. Those Jews were said to use tactics (attacks on civilians, ambushes and firebombs) that the anti-Zionist called unscrupulous, immoral acts of terror. But now, when Arabs use these same tactics, anti-Zionists proclaim that the noble and innocent Arab is simply fulfilling his moral duty. This double-standard is not morality. It's hypocrisy.
The moral question here is not about IDF behaviour. It's about Arabs who use violence and sling-shots to kill--and who throw fire-bombs, set fires in our desert climate and attack Jews and Jewish property. To suggest that armed self-defense against such attacks leads to immoral results is to support anti-Zionists who make three anti-Israel claims: (1) Judea-Samaria does not belong to Jews; (2) Judea-Samaria has been stolen from Arabs and must be returned immediately; and (3) anytime Israel harms an Arab—for any reason-- that Arab's Human Rights have been violated and International Humanitarian Law has been broken.
Based upon these assumptions, anti-Zionists argue that any action by the IDF against Arabs is wrong. It is immoral, unjust and, by definition, a violation of virtually every moral principle that guides the treatment of human beings. General Gantz' language suggests he agrees with these assumptions.
General Gantz' job as IDF Chief of Staff is to protect Jews. But he now says he can do that only for some Jews. Where is that in his job description?
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SN5779 : Wave-cut platform below Allt Wen
taken 10 years ago, near to Penparcau, Ceredigion/Sir Ceredigion, Great Britain
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The Geological Conservation Review (GCR) is a database of geological reference sites in Great Britain. It is published by the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) in the form of site reports collected in printed volumes covering different geological periods and topical areas such as fossils, minerals or geomorphology. The site reports are gradually put online in a searchable database Link .
Allt Wen GCR site
Allt Wen, the northern end of the coastal cliff south of Aberystwyth, is a remarkable geological site. A number of small folds only a few metres across with nearly parallel vertical limbs have been exposed on a wave-cut platform at the base of the cliff. The exact sequence of events that have taken place here is still debated, but it is thought that during the Caledonian orogeny 400Ma ago, freshly deposited layers of sediment became pressurised and folded before they were fully lithified and thus more deformable. There are also quartz veins parallel with the bedding in some places. It is thought that they were pressed into the fresh sediment before the folding took place. For more details, see the Geological Conservation Review's site report Link .
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