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Alexander Panteleymonov beaten by Svoboda party members
Kurt Nimmo
March 19, 2014
Russia, Turkey and Cuba reported the beating of Alexander Panteleymonov, the director of Ukraine's state-run NTU television company, but the story is apparently not important enough to air on American corporate news networks.
Panteleymonov, as the video shows, was beaten by Svoboda party fascists and forced to resign his office for daring to air the signing ceremony of Crimea joining the Russian Federation after a popular referendum held last weekend voted to secede from the country.
Igor Miroshnichenko, a Verkhovna Rada MP infamous for an antisemitic slur leveled against Ukrainian Jewish actress Mila Kunis, shoved and punched Panteleymonov.
"Write your resignation! Sit down! I told you, sit down!" the gang of ultra-nationalists yelled at the TV network boss. "You are feasting in my Ukraine!… Here is a paper, pen, write the resignation now quickly, you animal… You Muscovite (a derogatory word for Russian) garbage!"
Svoboda party's spokesman Alexander Aronets admitted on his Facebook page the Svoboda thugs forced Panteleymonov to resign.
The incident provides further evidence Ukraine's junta consists in large part of fascists no different than Nazi brownshirts who, prior to Hitler's ascension to power, attacked, beat and murdered the political opposition. Many were interned in concentration camps and later executed.
Although the corporate media has, to a limited degree, reported on the ultra-nationalists and fascists sharing power in Kyiv, they have minimized this with coverage designed to portray the junta as democrats struggling against Russian domination.
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Access from Honk Kong (HK) center is LONG ! Read the following indications.
DistanceDay trip
WalkLong walk (>30 mn)
Easy to find?OK
Public access?
Special accessDon't know
Wave qualityNormal
ExperienceExperienced surfers
FrequencySometimes break
BottomSandy with rock
Normal lengthShort (< 50m)
Good day length
Good swell directionSouth, SouthEast, East
Good wind direction
Swell sizeStarts working at 2m-2.5m / 6ft-8ft and holds up to
Best tide positionMid and high tide
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This spot only really works (as in there is a wave you can ride, not great...) when Tai Long Wan (sai Kung) is big and blown out. Head to the left hand side of the beach (looking out to sea) and tuck in close to the rocks. You will be able to get a fun little left hander coming through, short ride but worth getting wet after the hike over the ridge. You may be able to get a few other spots along the beach but most will be blown out, the rocks on the left tend to give a little protection.
As with Tai Long Wan, if you are sort of new to surfing, watch the rips and your position against the actual rocks.
Good place to get a frosty one after getting a wave or two but don'nt stay too long as the sampans will charge you enough money to keep Micheal jackson in plastic surgery once it gets dark. A few people camp out at tai long wan for the weekend, worth doing but probably with mates as it is hard to convince the chicks they want to hike over a ridge to get to a place with no bogs...
saves dissapointment when BWB is shite
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Ham tin
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|Ningún viaje de surf
By Otz uk , 23-12-2003
Its good - Lucked into a swell here three years ago and have to say it was pretty good not classic but what do you want pipe= also hong kong surfers (like gibbs etc) are pretty damn good. Not first choice on a world tour but I wasnt expecting to get anything and was pretty suprised. Lets hope they dont develope the whole of the national park though/
By anonymous , 23-12-2003
.... - Ham Tin is actually pretty good occasionaly. Most of you people who are saying that its crap have probably never seen it more than once.
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MONTREAL – Quebecor Inc. is cutting some 500 jobs at its Sun Media newspaper division in a move that includes the closure of two production facilities in Ottawa and Kingston.
The downsizing, representing about a third of Sun Media's unionized workforce, is part of the Montreal-based media group's efforts to reduce annual costs by $45 million.
There had been earlier reports Quebecor (TSX:QBR.B) would eliminate the position of publisher at some newspapers.
Quebecor's president and CEO, Pierre Karl Peladeau, says the restructuring is warranted by changes in the newspaper industry.
"With the recent announcement of a major strategic redesign of Sun Media's organizational structure, the restructuring further streamlines and optimizes the organization's operations," he said in a release Tuesday.
"By doing so, Sun Media Corporation is proactively leading the way to ensure long term success."
It remains committed to its publications, which include the Toronto Sun and other dailies across Canada under the Sun and other banners, Peladeau added.
A representative for Sun Media declined to provide any additional details.
Sun Media has 36 paid-circulation daily newspapers and six free daily newspapers as well as almost 200 community newspapers, shopping guides and other specialty publications. It also provides commercial printing and related services as well as distribution for newspapers, flyers and magazines.
"Clearly, this is a blow to journalism in Canada," said Paul Morse, head of the Southern Ontario Newsmedia Guild, which represents some of Sun Media's employees.
"The erosion of these kinds of jobs is significant problem for newspapers that are going to be dealing with trying to put out quality journalism with workforces that are clearly stretched beyond the limit.
"This is a terrible day for journalism in Canada."
Quebecor said the "innovative plan will streamline decision-making and operational structures in order to achieve greater efficiency in all activities, from the editorial to the industrial operations."
"Sun Media Corporation is also planning to redesign its sales activities to strengthen its business strategy. At a time of negative growth in the industry, maintaining reasonable cost-effectiveness is essential," the company said.
The Montreal-based media and telecom company, which also owns the Videotron cable and phone business and the TVA television network in Quebec, reported Tuesday it had $18.6 million or 30 cents per share of net income attributable to shareholders in the third quarter.
That's down about 29 per cent from $26.1 million or 41 cents a year ago.
On the other hand, Quebecor's adjusted income from continuing operations rose to $52.1 million or 83 cents per share — nine cents a share above the consensus estimated compiled by Thomson Reuters.
The adjusted income was up from $40 million or 63 cents per share in the third quarter of 2011.
Quebecor's third-quarter revenue also improved slightly, rising about $45 million to nearly $1.06 billion — up from $1.01 billion a year earlier.
"The corporation continued its growth in the third quarter of 2012 despite a fiercely competitive business environment in most of its lines of business," Peladeau said.
"It increased its revenues by 4.4 per cent, its operating income by 10.4 per cent and its adjusted income from continuing operations by 30.2 per cent, confirming the profitability of the major investments made in recent years."


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Three education consulting firms sued the state this week claiming the Department of Education failed to pay them in full for their work helping the Malloy administration with its reform efforts in 2012.
Leeds Global Partners, the New York firm that helped reorganize the Education Department "and create policies and procedures that promote student achievement in Connecticut" says it has only been paid half of the $200,000 it was promised by the state, according to the complaint.
Leeds Global Partners is a division of Leeds Equity Partners. According to Leeds Global's website, it "is an education services and advisory firm."
Jonathan Gyurko, one of Leeds Global's co-founders, worked as director of charter schools in the New York City Department of Education and was intimately involved in negotiations between the Malloy administration and the two teacher unions last year. The company's relationship with the state was controversial. In 2012, the Connecticut Post reported that the company received its contract without going through the bidding process. A whistleblower complaint was filed last April questioning its contract with the state.
It's unclear if the lawsuit filed this week is referencing the same no-bid contract that went through the State Education Resource Center, which claims to be a nonprofit set up to support local and regional school boards. State auditors released a report in February in which they said SERC is a state entity operating in a gray area without "state agency requirements for transparency and accountability."
The State Education Resource Center was not named as a defendant in any of the three lawsuits.


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|Eärnur from The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II: The Rise of the Witch-king
|Biographical Information
|Captain of Gondor, King of Gondor
|T.A. 2043 - 2050 (7 years)
|T.A. 2050 (aged 122)
Minas Morgul
|House of Anárion
|Eärnil II
|Physical Description
|Images of Eärnur
- "Eärnur was a man like his father in valour, but not in wisdom. He was a man of strong body and hot mood; but he would take no wife, for his only pleasure was in fighting, or in the exercise of arms."
- ― Appendix A, Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion.
Eärnur (Q: contraction of Eärendur, pron. [eˈarnur]; Third Age 1928 – 2050) was the thirty-third and last King of Gondor. He took the throne upon the death of his father Eärnil II in T.A. 2043, and after his disappearance, the Stewards of Gondor ruled in his name for many generations.
[edit] History
[edit] Angmar
During the Angmar War, what was left of the ancient realm of Arnor was under attack. While not ignoring the North-Kingdom, King Eärnil II had trouble of his own, and could not spare any of his troops to send North. Upon learning that the Witch-king was preparing for the final blow in T.A. 1973, he sent his son Prince Eärnur north, as Captain of Gondor. Though his fleet sailed rapidly, he was not in time to save Arthedain or Arvedui, its last king. His massive fleet - it filled Mithlond, Harlond and Forlond - was hailed by the Men that had survived the last defeat, and the Elves also. To Gondor's standards, the expeditionary force was mediocre in size. It did, however, include cavalry from Rhovanion, which would prove useful on the wide lands of the North.
With Círdan, Eärnur travelled East, and cleansed the lands of Orcs and other servants of Angmar. All fled before the might of the Host of the West, with Eärnur at its head. At the same time, Glorfindel came west from Rivendell and they fought against Angmar at Fornost. When finally the Witch-king, clad in black, came forth near the site, many of the horses fled in terror. The Witch-king challenged Eärnur directly, but as he charged, his steed also swerved, and it took some time before the Captain of Gondor could regain control. The Witch-king laughed at this seeming retreat, but his victory would not last long. The Elves of Rivendell entered the battlefield, and the Witch-king fled before the might of Glorfindel. Fleeing in despair, Eärnur wanted to pursue him, but Glorfindel spoke against it:
- "Do not pursue him! He will not return to this land. Far off yet is his doom, and not by the hand of man will he fall."
- ― Glorfindel[1]
But nonetheless, Eärnur bore a grudge against the wraith that disgraced him, and so he won the chief hatred of the Witch-king.
[edit] Kingship
It was soon found out that the Witch-king escaped to Mordor, and set up abode in Minas Ithil, which in consequence was renamed Minas Morgul. After the death of Eärnil and the coronation of Eärnur, the Witch-king challenged him to single combat, reminding him of the disgrace in the North. The Steward, Mardil Voronwë, persuaded him not to go.[1]
Enamoured with fighting and arms, he retained his prowess and skill more than was usual, even for a Gondorian. He seemed more like a champion than a king, and won everyone in Gondor in sports of arms.[1]
Seven years later, the Witch-king renewed his challenge, and this time, Eärnur could not be held back. Before leaving, however, Eärnur left his crown on the lap of his father in the Houses of the Dead.[1] There it was picked up again by Faramir, the last Ruling Steward, for the coronation of Elessar almost a millennium later.[2] With a small escort of knights, he rode past the gates of Minas Morgul. None were ever seen again.[1]
No new king was elected and the rule of Gondor passed to the Ruling Stewards, beginning with Mardil Voronwë. The Stewards were to rule "until the King returns", because it was uncertain at first whether Eärnur had been killed or not. In addition, Eärnur left without an heir, and while many others in Gondor could lay some sort of claim to the kingship, those claims generally had some sort of doubt, and no one wanted to risk another civil war like the Kin-strife.[1][3]
[edit] Etymology
Eärnur is a shortened form of Eärendur. It means "Servant of the Sea" in Quenya, from ëar "sea" and -ndur "servant".[4]
[edit] Genealogy
Eärnur was a member of the "fifth line" of Kings of Gondor, which started with his father after the death Ondoher and his sons in T.A. 1944, and ended with himself a little over a century later.
1632 - 1850
|Narmacil II
1684 - 1856†
1736 - 1936
|Kings of
1787 - 1944
1864 - 1975†
b. 1896
d. 1944†
d. 1944†
d. 1944†
|Eärnil II
1883 - 2043
1938 - 2106
1928 - 2050†
T.A. 2931 - Fo.A. 120
[edit] Portrayal in adaptations
2003: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King:
- While explaining the origin of the Dead Men to Gimli (and by extension, the audience), Legolas refers to Isildur as the "Last King".[5] Whether Eärnur was omitted on purpose (so not to introduce another name) or simply overlooked is unknown.
2006: The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II:
- Eärnur appeared in the expansion pack, The Rise of the Witch-king. He came to Rivendell to aid the Elves and Men of Arnor.
2007: The Lord of the Rings Online:
- Near the end of Epic Volume I: Shadows of Angmar the primary antagonist Mordirith, the Steward of Angmar, was revealed to have once been King Eärnur.[6] He was captured by the Witch-king upon entering Minas Morgul and turned into a wraith under the Nazgûl's command. Under Mordirith, Angmar recovered enough to pose a threat to Eriador during the War of the Ring. Mordirith was long believed slain at the end of Epic Volume I, but returned as Gothmog months later in the game's storyline in an update that was released years later in real time. As the Battle of Pelennor Fields drew to a close, Aragorn banished Mordirith/Eärnur from the world.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King, "The Steward and the King"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Silmarillion, "Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Silmarillion, "Appendix: Elements in Quenya and Sindarin Names"
- ↑ The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, "Dwimorberg - The Haunted Mountain"
- ↑ The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar, "The Ring-forges of Eregion", Chapter 15 "The Doom of the North" cut scene (youtube)
House of Anárion
|Preceded by:
Eärnil II
|33rd King of Gondor
Next held by:
Elessar, 969 years later