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The Hon. John Brumby, Premier of Victoria, today announced that a major exhibition, A Day in Pompeii, will be staged at Melbourne Museum as part of the Melbourne Winter Masterpieces series in 2009. To celebrate the exhibition's announcement, visitors to Melbourne Museum will have the unique opportunity to view a body cast of two women who were among nine victims found in the garden of the House of Cryptoporticus. The cast, which has been flown in especially from Pompeii, will be on display in Melbourne Museum's Mind and Body Gallery for the next two months. On August 24, A.D. 79, the Roman city of Pompeii was buried by the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius. The pumice and thick volcanic ash that ended the lives of so many also encased the city in a virtual time capsule for the next 17 centuries. The city remained largely lost and forgotten until rediscovered by archaeologists in the early 1700s, resulting in Pompeii today being one of the most complete and intact archaeological sites in the world.
'This exhibition is an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Roman treasures from almost 2000 years ago,' said Dr Patrick Greene, CEO, Museum Victoria. The exhibition will be developed by Museum Victoria in partnership with the Soprintendenza archeologica di Pompeii, and will feature over 250 objects from daily life in Pompeii and surrounds, as well as a number of body casts. A Day in Pompeii will be on display at Melbourne Museum from 26 June to 11 October 2009.
Melbourne Winter Masterpieces is a Victorian Government initiative and is exclusive to Melbourne, Australia. Presented in association with the Soprintendenza Archeologica di Pompei.
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Dear Kay,
I am sorry that you missed A Day in Pompeii. Melbourne Museum allocates a maximum number of tickets sold to avoid over-crowding and ensure our visitors enjoy the exhibition in a comfortable and safe environment. The exhibition has been exceptionally popular since opening in late June and continues to sell out on some days. Should you choose to visit Melbourne again, we encourage you to book online via our website museumvictoria.com.au or by phone 131102.
Alexander, these are not actual bodies but casts made from the voids they left behind. There's more information about body casts at this part of the exhibition's website. Hope this helps.
Hi Kelly. There are quite a few great websites about Pompeii, which include information on who discovered the city and when. You might want to start with our A Day in Pompeii website link at right, based on the exhibition which we held last year. The BBC has an excellent Roman History site that includes a section on Pompeii and the British School at Rome has a great virtual tour of the city. Lots of great images of the city can be found here and more information here. These sites should all provide a lot of information and be a great start to your research.
Hi Sandy, the exhibition is currently at Western Australian Museum, Perth until Sunday 12 September, 2010. It then travels to the National Museum of Singapore where it will be on display Saturday 16 October, 2010 – Sunday 23 January, 2011.
The souvenir booklet is still available from the Melbourne Museum Shop and you can order a copy through them by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi Nathalie, the exhbition will be heading over to the United States after it closes in Singapore.
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Adnan Oktar: NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO TURKEY. Nothing will happen to Turkish Islamic countries. On the contrary, there will be prosperity and abundance in those places. Here comes the age of abundance and prosperity Insha'Allah. By the leave of Allah we enter the Golden Age.Turkish countries will be happy, joyful and live in comfort. These crises are temporary indeed. They do not actually affect us but of course we do not want America to be affected because of the crisis. We do not want the Christians to be in dire straits. We do our utmost regarding that Insha'Allah.
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Travelling has rather become a very good hobby for many people today. There are some of us that are willing to spend their money in preparing for future travel plans especially during the holiday season. They would not mind having to spend a part of their savings or their earnings as long as they are able to travel and get to the places they badly wanted to visit. Unlike before, travelling today has become less stressful and people of all ages can now travel. As long as conditions are met, children can be allowed to travel today. Couples travel to spend some romantic time with their respective partners and many families today travel together to spend some quality time together with family members. Travelling to other places has also become a popular prize for different contests and even serves as a reward for students or children that do well in their studies and in following what their parents tell them.
Indeed, travelling has become more open today as compared to before. Some of the restrictions today are removed, most of the time because of improvement in a lot of aspects. For example, before, travelling seems to be very costly and only a number of people in our society can afford to travel. But today, with a lot of deals and packages, travelling can be done in a not-so-expensive way. If the chance to travel was given as a reward or a prize, you are very lucky because you will get the chance to travel for free. Before, travelling was limited to very important and necessary reasons. This would include travelling for business meetings or travelling to visit relatives that are in serious troubles. Today, this has drastically changed. Many people today can travel whenever they feel the need to do so. As what have been said, travelling has been made very easy.
Travelling has also found an ally with websites and companies that promote travelling and offer services such as travelling guides and giving some expert tips. Because of this, many people learn a lot about travelling and how they can do this the easy way. With that being said, it is not hard to see the reason why travelling today seemed to be just an ordinary hobby for others despite the price and effort needed to make it happen. Such development then helped the field of tourism and those business ventures that are associated with it.


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You can make use of some SyntacticSugar of Haskell, namely of Guards.
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Alternatively, one could simply factor out a function(/value) and use guards in the argument patterns.
Why sticking to syntactic sugar? We can do it nicely with a function implemented in Haskell:
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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by shan, Nov 21, 2011.
TAR is scheduled to start here at 8:25.
Started in Canada at 7:00. Will refrain from discussion for a while then
We're starting now. Come on MaPa. I need you to make it just one more time. You can do it.
Lucky girl!
The guy they have to recite the poem to is kinda freaky in his facial expressions.
What time did ErCin leave the Pit Stop?
I would be absolutely sick. I hated drama class when I was forced to take it.
If I were Amani I would be smacking Marcus and telling him to shut up! He's intense!
Amani kicked butt! Come on Ma. Stop screwing it up!
Oh Lord. I'd be throwing up trying the lego challenge. I could not do that.
I would be barfing on the spinning thing while trying to put together that puzzle. *urp*
Good grief less hairy boarder got really lost!!
And now he's boring to wax looking guy! The hairy boarder should have done this challenge.
OMG--i am having flashbacks of the Teacups at Disneyworld, the only amusement park ride that ever made me sick!
So does he have to ride all the way back before giving it another shot with "more drama".
ARRRRGGGG!!! Did anyone else have the creepy "brother"/"sister" Folger's ad? Why haven't they retired that thing? It's so......squickly. Like when siblings ice dance.
Doing the lego puzzle while spinning must be quite painful.
I did a ride like that at Hershey Park - I couldn't imagine putting Legos together either.
And yeah, I got the Folgers ad.
Come on guys, you have to exaggerate the lines!!!
LMAO---The Target Lady! She's bbbbaaaaaaacccccckkkkkkk!!!!
Me! It is soooo creeeepy.
So the moral of the story is that hand gestures = drama?
The "drama" for these recitations is painful...
Amani "I'd hate to throw up on any kids."
Crap, Ma and Pa are newly lost on the way to Legoland.
I think the boarders might be more lost...
Pa don't get lost. I need you to survive. I really need you to survive.
Okay I stand corrected, the boarders made it to Legoland.
MaPa are last
Whose piece fell on the ground?
Invisibles, I think
I, um, need them to be last this week. Keep puking Ms. Invisible.
MaPa lost
At this point, I'm glad that I've already picked the Invisibles and MaPa...
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darb79 wrote:I came from South East Idaho. I cant realy say that the numbers are better here, they just require a little different tactic (think outside the box). The big advantage here is that although there are fewer birds there are also fewer waterfowl hunters, at least in the western part of the state. It has taken more scouting and leg work to get on birds but it has paid off. Now that things here have locked up I have been up on the green river below Fontenelle. I will be on a few more trips to Idaho to hunt the in-laws property as well.
Are you finding good numbers in your parts loner? Early season here was fantastic for numbers, but now it seems it has hit the lag when the locals have moved on and just befor the migration hits. And seeing this is my first season over here, I dont know what the migration brings this way yet.
darb79 wrote:Best of luck Q, safe travels and hope you get on some birds. I sure do like the looks of a fully plumed Goldeneye. What area of the state you headed?
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Pure Awsomeness!!! I have never targeted divers because when the puddlers moved on I turned to geese when I lived in Idaho, but after scouting last weekend and seeing the numbers of GE's I'm gonna have to start chasing them here late season.
I have had them decoy on my puddler spread on rare occasions on the snake river (se Idaho) but my question for you Q is have you been able to deke these birds in with a puddler spread effectivley, or is that just a fart in the wind?
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Revolt in Israel - saying no to neoliberalism
mashriq / arabia / iraq | community struggles | feature Tuesday August 09, 2011 01:27 by Ilan Shalif - Anarchists Against the Wall; Matzpen; A-Infos ilan at shalif dot com Tel Aviv
Increases in rents and cottage cheese spark off a popular revolt
In the first demo, two weeks ago, about 30,000 participated in Tel Aviv; in the second, last week, there were nearly 100,000 in Tel Aviv and about 40,000 in the rest of the country. In the third, this Saturday, there were about 250,000 in Tel Aviv - the largest ever in Israel, and about 70,000 all over the country. Who knows how many will come for next Saturday's demos. The call "Revolution!" was second only to "Social justice!"The main demands are: free education from the age of 3 months, a reduction of sales taxes and an increase in the direct taxes that the rich pay; the provision of low-cost housing to buy and rent by stopping State and municipal speculation on public land and by building small apartments and public housing; an overhaul of the public health system which the doctors' union has been demanding for several months; a stop to the precarization of workers using manpower companies; and the recruitment of 500 inspectors to enforce employer legislation regulating work - especially with regard to minimum wages.
Revolt in Israel - saying no to neoliberalism
Class war within neo-liberal capitalism and the rebellion ignited by the Israeli "middle class"The class war between the capitalist class and the working class within the capitalist system is mainly about the cost of the reproduction of working power. The smaller the cost of the reproduction of working power (wages and social services covered in part by taxes levied on capitalists), the larger the part of the fruits of labour that remain as profits (surplus value) in the coffers of the capitalists.
Within the capitalist system the main struggle between the working class and the capitalist-class employers is about the wages that workers get (actual wages, health insurance and pensions mainly) and in a smaller measure about the taxes that workers pay and the quality of social services.
Lately, due to the gradual constriction of the welfare state under neo-liberalism and the recent austerity measures (including taxes) by States to cover the losses of finance capitalists due to the latest crash, the attention of exploited people has shifted from their employers to the State's activity relating to the constriction of social services and "social wages" (healthcare, education, housing, unemployment support and pensions mainly).
We have seen the mounting struggle by the working class following measures to cover the crash losses in Europe - mainly in Greece and Spain. Now, the struggle has exploded in Israel too, though its financial capital has not suffered serious losses as a result of the crash, and the State has not introduced emergency austerity measures... It started because wages and, even more so, the social wage of the "middle class" strata of the working class have gradually been decimated and become unbearable. The success of the ferocious neo-liberalist form of the piggish capitalism consisting of privatization and diminishing public services, has advanced in Israel more than in other developed countries.
The straw that broke the camel's back, leading to the summer revolt was the successful internet-based consumers' revolt two months ago, following an increase in the cost of cottage cheese by the monopolies.
It exploded this month as the cost of rents has increased significantly over the last few months, due to market failure.
Though most of the activists involved have not put it forward as a factor, most people resent the allocation of a huge part of the State's resources to the settler colonialist project and to the non-productive orthodox community.
It started as an internet call for a tent camp to protest the jump in rent prices. It materialized at first as a dozen participants in a tent camp near the national theater building (on Rothschild boulevard). It took just two weeks to expand to include a few hundred tents along the whole length of the boulevard, with thousands of dwellers and with a wider spectrum of grievances, reaching the point of the mobilization of about 2.5% of the Israeli population for the Saturday 30-7-11 demonstration (150,000 out of about 7 million).
The main demands are: free education from the age of 3 months, a reduction of the sales taxes that all pay and an increase in the direct taxes that the rich pay; the provision of low-cost housing (both to buy and rent) by stopping State and municipal speculation on public land and by building small apartments and public housing; an overhaul of the public health system which the MDs union (mostly hospital doctors) have been demanding for several months with their selective strike; a stop to the precarization of workers using manpower companies (already 10% of the workforce); the recruitment of 500 inspectors to enforce employer legislation regulating work - especially with regard to minimum wages.
It has taken 4 weeks since the tent camp was started by a dozen activists to get to the point where the government has agreed to massive changes, but the bargaining may take its time.
(Some bureaucrats are kicking themselves for not destroying the tent camp on the first day or the seccond, before it collected momentum.)
Chatter on the left/right united struggle in the Israeli struggle for social justiceIn and around the present uprising in Israel there has been no shortage of chattering by the ignorant and idiotic... but there has also been plenty of chattering among scholars, all of whom agree that the current uprising is a united front between the right and the left. As proof, they point to the fact that the Kahanist nazi Israeli settlers have joined the tent camp protest in a tactical move.
The struggle in the workplace for wage rises by itself does not challenge the capitalist order, and neither does the current uprising against piggish capitalism and for a return to welfare capitalism in Israel.
The purpose of the struggle for wage rises is for a better distribution of the fruits of labour within the capitalist system, just as the struggle for welfare capitalism is one for the better distribution of the fruits of labour in the capitalist State as a whole.
But in Israel, distribution of the fruits of labour is not just a matter for the local ruling elite/capitalist exploiting class and the working class. In Israel, a large part of the resources are invested in colonialist settlements in the occupied territories, in the army that serves the occupation, and in bribing the orthodox Jewish communities (who are mostly non-Zionist) in order to enlist their support for the continuation of the occupation. Thus, the struggle here is political from day one.
The leftist aspect of the struggle is due to the fact that the struggle against neo-liberalism (like the struggle for wage increases) contributes to the development of anti-capitalism. It is also so among those who previously provided ardent support for investment in Zionist enterprises - such as the Nationalist Right - that increasing numbers from this tendency are refusing to pay so much for any longer. (This is not about black and white, though, but a continuum. Within the Jewish community, there are not many who do not want to pay anything for Zionist enterprises. The rest are along the continuum, between those who are willing to pay almost anything and those willing to pay just a little.)
Many psychological reasons are at work in the minds of those who support the Zionist project but are not willing to pay so much for it any longer, but most of them prefer not to talk about their increasing refusal... For them, it is easier to demand social justice, as if the extreme neo-liberalist model were not essential for recruiting agreement from the top capitalist elite to pay so much for the occupation and settler colonialism.
But even ignoring the degree of willingness to invest in Zionist enterprises still, there is a considerable degree of resistance to the variety of capitalist system present in Israel, which is moving to the right and is nearly as extreme as neo-liberal piggish capitalism in USA.
Thus, the cut-off point between those who support the economic policy of the State and those who oppose it has shifted gradually to the right - even if the "rightists" who join will not admit that it will diminish the funds available for the Zionist project.
Radical activists are disappointed about the "non-political" aspect of the struggle and the absence of a clear refutation of the various aspects of the Zionist project. They do not understand that the politicization of those people who are engaged in social struggle intensifies during the struggle. Just as the "pure" economic struggle in the workplace to raise wages gradually contributes to the rejection of capitalism, so does joining the present struggle within Israel, that is clearly questioning neo-liberalism and demanding change in the allocation of State resources.
The refusal to pay so much for settler colonialism - even if not talked about - will contribute to the questioning and later even a rejection of settler colonialism.
Like in sales psychology, when you refuse to pay for something, the cognitive dissonance will cause a diminishing will to have it. (Like the story about the fox who decided to refrain from sneaking once more into the vineyard through a narrow hole in the fence, claiming that the grapes were sour.)
In the first demo, two weeks ago, about 30,000 participated in Tel Aviv; in the second, last week, there were nearly 100,000 in Tel Aviv and about 40,000 in the rest of the country. In the third, this Saturday, there were about 250,000 in Tel Aviv - the largest ever in Israel, and about 70,000 all over the country. I wonder how many will come for next Saturday's demos. The call "Revolution!" was second only to "Social justice!"
They are afraid. They are really afraid. Miri Regev of the ruling party (Likud) leadership assembled 500 members of the center assembly of the party and demanded (in so many words) the return of the welfare model instead of the present neo-liberalist one the prime minister leads.
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by Ilan S. - AAtW, A-infos, Matzpen Wed Aug 10, 2011 03:10 ilan at shalif dot com Tel Aviv
The 350,000 participated in the demonstration of 6-8-11 were about 5% of the Israeli population. However, the more the nearly 300,000 participants in Tel Aviv were about 15% of the Dan region including it as its center.
by Larry gambone - IWW Wed Aug 10, 2011 11:28 redlionpress at hotmail dot com
I remember talking to a friend about the time of the revolution in Tunisia and Egypt. we both wondered if and when it would break out in Israel - well, here it is! Where will it break out next?
by observer Wed Aug 10, 2011 16:07
The most striking thing of it all is the media silence about what's happening in Israel. If it weren't for anarkismo I'd barely know anything is happening in that oasis of "peace and democracy" called Israel.
by Ilan S. - AAtW, A-infos, Matzpen Sat Aug 13, 2011 18:27 ilan at shalif dot com Tel Aviv
They do not write a lot on it because they are afraid. As long as it was in third world countries it seemed to be a different process with different factors involved "far from home". In Israel it is entirely different story.
by José Antonio Gutiérrez D. Fri Aug 19, 2011 23:58
There is another article on this same issue http://www.anarkismo.net/article/20329 which seems to have a fair enough point by stating that ignoring the link between neoliberalism and occupation will in the long term be detrimental for the possibilities of the movement:
by Daphne Mon Sep 05, 2011 19:30
Half a million people on the streets of Tel Aviv!!!!!!! amazing, hope this is the start of something bigger. Good luck!
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Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle really changed the world* 20:50 Sat 05 Sep 0 comments
The failed arrest of 12 year old child in Nabi Saleh caused a million views storm in the media. This situation and the next Friday of the joint struggle demonstrated again how the involvement of the AATW Israeli Jews prevented in the past and prevent now the extinguishing of the non armed Palestinian struggle with rivers of blood. It was one shooting of Gil Naamati in 2003 in a joint action of the anarchists AATW that caused a real wide media scandal in Israel (which forced the higher commander of the army to visit him at hospital and apologize) that resulted in the change of shooting order about dispersing non armed demonstrations in the occupied lands when Israelis are involved. In addition to our helping to distribute the news, Our main contribution is the supply of "life insurance" to the Palestinians and even to the stone throwers in the demos.... though it is not perfect and along the years about 20 were killed and many more were injured. [Italiano]
Palestine-Israel, The activists participating in the joint struggle get old... but the struggle is s... 15:10 Tue 28 Jul 0 comments
It is hard for many activists when the real meaning of the struggle are not concrete achievable gains, but a global worldwide struggle. This week, the concrete and the global merged when the struggle against the destruction of Susiya village recruited international support and forced Israel to delay or even cancel the demolition of the village. Pressure from the imperial powers on Israel was joined by European warning about approaching sanctions against the Israeli banking system for its involvement in the settlers' projects in the occupied West Bank. It seems the erosion of Israeli immunity from paying for its war crimes is collecting momentum. The Israeli media is full of news about B.D.S. - the joint struggle in which thousands of international activists participate, contributing a lot. The heroic Bil'in, Ni'lin, Nabi Saleh, Qaddum, Ma'sara, and Sheikh Jarrah keep the weekly flame from extinguishing. [Italiano]
Palestine-Israel, the joint struggle which enhance the B.D.S. suffer lately more punishments then ev... 04:57 Tue 02 Jun 0 comments
The non armed joint actions - mainly few Friday demos, do not cause the Israeli armed forces much load. However, the focusing of the media on these, and more so the international activist participating in them who enhance the international struggle when they return home, really worry the Israeli authorities. Their borders screening which succeed to prevent the entry of activists is not much effective. The Israeli ruling elite is not in panic yet, but lately they worry a lot. The president of Israel warn that the development of the B.D.S. must cause a real concern. The threat of the expulsion from the FIFA cause Israel to make concession to prevent the voting and even agreed to a special monitoring comity. The subject of the B.D.S. is more and more in the media and many of the speaker admit their fear from its intensifying. [Italiano]
Palestine-Israel, As the split in the elite, a part of which is already suffering, threatens Prime m... 23:57 Fri 22 May 0 comments
The election which was a response to rebellion in the elite - threatening to restrict his daily newspaper - resulted in a partial defeat. He is dependant now on the support of the center-right party and the orthodox parties,and now he is trying desperately to regain control. The mounting pressure on Israel threatens to take a fast escalation. It is already expressed in the threat to expel Israel from FIFA and of intervention of the Hague Court. The French initiative in the UN security council is approaching. The escalation in transfer actions - both within Israel and the West Bank is an effort to recruit at least the support of orthodox parties and the extreme right. In spite of harsher efforts to repress the Palestinian struggle - both in occupied east Jerusalem and the popular non-armed struggle the struggle continues. The very optimistic activists already feel the approaching victory. [Italiano]
Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle enhance the B.D.S. which intensify the international pressure w... 00:20 Fri 08 May 0 comments
The B.D.S. which intensify the pressure not only worry the Israeli elite - it already caused a split in it. The split expressed in the initiation of law against the Netaniahu daily caused him to dismantle his coalition and call for election. The result was even worse for him. He lost the majority of the hard core right. The 61 (versus 59) coalition was achieved only with Kakhlon center-right that already blocked the main rightist moves and some of the extreme neoliberal tendency. A new power balance in the Israeli elite may result with a near future coalition with the pseudo left party Zionist List or even entirely different coalition without Netaniahu or even without the Licud party. With this back ground, transfer of Palestinians intensify - both citizens of Israel and in the occupy west bank... And the repression and struggle continue in Bil'in, Ni'ilin, Nebi Saleh, Qadoom, Ma'asarah, Sheikh Jarrah, South Hebron Hills and sporadicly in other places. [Italiano]
Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle continues with fresh conviction that it is a fulcrum of the int... 18:56 Sat 18 Apr 0 comments
With the conviction that our main contribution is not so much in changes on the ground but in the spirit of the struggle of the participants and the fulcrum we provide to the international lever. The gradual increase in international pressure which the Israeli high court verdict is that is a criminal act for Israeli to promote causing already much of damages in the economy of occupation and concern of the Zionist-colonialist Israeli ruling Elite. We see here again how small number of activists can initiate a turn in the course of history when it is applied in the ripe cross-road. It started in a small joint camp in Masha 2003 for struggle against the separation fence, after the idea raised half a year earlier in the European People Global Action conference in Leiden - in which activists from the East of the Mediterranean region participated too. The camp initiated struggles in various villages that riped at 2005 in the Bil'in struggle... which expanded and expanded...
Palestine-Israel, The collapse of the deterrent ability of Israel in the last Gaza war is expressed ... 04:37 Wed 08 Apr 0 comments
The frustrated Israeli state force who do not dare to prevent the weekly non armed popular demonstrations - Joined and purely of Palestinians, resort to shooting on demonstrators with frequent use of live fire by snippers. In the annexed regions of Jerusalem they no more pretend it is not an occupied area and apply there the occupation procedures - both in treatment of detaining children and houses demolition. The "hot" areas of the popular non armed struggle gradually expand but still far away from a general uprising. The international popular struggle worry the Israeli elite but the damages to the Israeli economy is still in the margins. It seems the Zionist settler colonialist elite which bribed the tycoons section of the capitalist elite with extreme neo liberal measures cannot do it any more as other sections of the capitalist elite (backers of Cakhlon) rebelled.
Palestine-Israel, the joint struggle in turbulent times of the fragmentation in the Zionist rilling ... 15:22 Sun 22 Mar 0 comments
The merger between the Zionist leadership and the capitalist elite which started 1948 picked in the Tycoons dominance, at 20010. The "too successful" neo-liberalism was challenged by the social struggle, conflicts within the capitalist elite and threatened by international pressure yielded the diminishing power of the old order when the right lost its absolute power in the parliament depending now on the opponent of the milder Zionist right (Kachlon). It is not sure how fast the retreat in the neo-liberal trend and the defeat of the Tycoons combined with the international pressure will yield also retreat in the advance of the Zionist settler and transfer effort. Mean time the joint struggle continue in Bil'in, Ni'ilin, Nebi Saleh, Kadum, Ma'asarah, Southern Hebron Hills, Sheikh Jarrah, the Bedouins of the south, Dahamsh... with additional locations from time to time. [Italiano]
Palestine-Israel, The joined struggle in a decisive year* 23:42 Mon 09 Mar 0 comments
The minimal pressure of the imperial power on Israel to soften its pressures applied to the would be transfered Palestinians of the 1967 occupied areas have its results (more in the west bank than in the Gaza Ghetto). The about 100.000 Palestinians of the occupied territories are employed by Israelis. Most of the roadblocks were removed. The rebellion of the Palestinians in the west bank is channeled mostly through a small minority of activists in the joint and separate week end activities. People are like holding their breath to see if the culminated crisis in the international arena will yield a significant break throw. Mean time, the persistent week end struggles - though in a diminished intensity in Bil'in, Ma'asara, Ni'ilin, Nabi Saleh, Qaddum, South of Hebron Hills, Sheik Jarrah... with sporadic struggles in other locations. [Italiano]
Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle and the activists of the popular committees continue to contrib... 17:00 Mon 29 Dec 0 comments
The approaching victory in the struggle to block the advance of the Zionist settler colonialist project and even to force it to retreat a bit do not make the real good people to like the enrolling of history. The approaching defeat make the Israeli elite take desperate steps and do its atrocities in the open. The efforts to transfer the Bedouins within 1948 borders and villagers in 1967 occupied territories escalate. The diminishing support of Israel by the imperial power due to changes in the dynamics of the region, world public opinions and economic losses it cause gradually change the power balance within the Israeli capitalist elite that may be expressed in the coming elections. On the ground, the joint struggle in Bil'in, Ni'lin, Ma'sara, Nebi Saleh, Sheikh Jarrah, Qaddum, and South Of Hebron Hills, is gradually expanding to other locations even without the "shield" of Israeli activists. [Italiano]more >>
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On the current protests in Lebanon : When spring comes late , would it achieve more ?
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The Kobane resistance that has passed its 45th day as of now has caused the attention of revolutionaries all over the world to turn to Rojava. As a result of the work carried out by Revolutionary Anarchist Action (DAF), anarchist comrades from many parts of the world have sent messages of solidarity to the Kobane resistance.(1) This internationalist stance without a doubt carries great importance for the people resisting in Kobane. However if we do not analyze what is happening in all its truth and if we romanticize instead, our dreams will turn to disappointment in short order.
Horizons for the Syrian revolution May 23 0 comments
The main features of the Syrian revolution are its youthful, spontaneous aspect, and the fact that it was created on the streets and is linked directly to the people. It is a revolution without centralized control, led by insurgent individuals. Consequently, no-one can claim to govern it or lead and the reason is simple: the young insurgents rose up spontaneously and there are no signs of participation by religious elements, whose ideas are extremely reactionary, or indeed by any other tendency. [العربية ]
Blood-baath in Syria and proletarian direct action Feb 15 Class War Group 0 comments
Greetings to proletarians in struggle in Syria, Egypt, Tunisia... and all over the world!
Italian speaking tour of an Anarchist Against the Wall Apr 07 Federazione dei Comunisti Anarchici 0 comments
From 5-15 April 2009, a member of Anarchists Against the Wall, Haggai Matar (well-known also for his anti-militarist work, since he was one of the first of the new wave of political objectors to military service), will be in Italy for a speaking tour with the dual aim of providing updates on the current situation in the struggle against the wall and the occupation, and of collecting funds for the activities of AAtW. If you can, please come to one of the events below. If you are unable to attend but you want to contribute to the work of AAtW, please log on to http://awalls.org/donations for details on how to do so. [Italian]
Anarchists Against the Wall and Bil'in Popular Committee awarded Carl von Ossietzky Medal Oct 17 1 comments
Anarchists Against the Wall and the Bil'in Popular Committee exemplify the nonviolent resistance to the Israeli-built "Separation Wall" on Palestinian land, as well as steadfastness in the diverse grass-root campaigns against the Israeli Occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Israel-Palestine: The murder of Ahmad Husam Yousef Mousa Jul 30 0 comments
Ahmad Husam Yousef Mousa, 10 years old, was murdered yesterday as he demonstrated together with his friends against the separation wall which is being constructed on the lands of his village Ni'ilin. When Ahmad and his friends reached the construction site the soldiers shot rubber bullets at them and they began to


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It might have felt a little familiar to him. He'd just watched Indiana dismantle his Tar Heels, 83-59, in boisterous Assembly Hall. The last time he'd felt like this on November 27 was ten years ago. On that evening, he watched a young, up-and-coming team play almost the perfect game against his squad. That youthful team relished the opportunity to measure itself against Williams's highly ranked group, and while it wasn't quite as resounding as Tuesday night's win, it was still a solid 67-56 victory over the Williams-coached Kansas Jayhawks.
I remember that game very well, and you do, too. Because on November 27, 2002, Carolina beat Kansas in New York. The win improved the Tar Heels to 4-0, and suddenly the roster had all sorts of shiny new toys like Rashad McCants, Raymond Felton and Sean May, and they were playing so beautifully together, and they'd started the season unranked but were soon to rocket into the top 15, and, well, I was a little giddy.
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You know the best case scenario for the Tar Heels this year? It just might be that P.J. Hairston becomes so essential to this year's team, that if Carolina and Indiana met on a neutral floor in the NCAA Tournament in March, you could convince yourself that the game played way back on November 27 meant nothing, because Hairston didn't play. If Hairston has the kind of year that makes that ring true, there are going to be a lot of happy Tar Heels.
That's the only perspective that makes much sense after watching Carolina trail by more than two dozen points for the second time in three games. It wasn't especially disturbing that Indiana executed their gameplan better than the Tar Heels. No, what was so bothersome was that Indiana executed Carolina's gameplan better than the Tar Heels.
Tell me if this sounds familiar: Carolina would scratch and battle and eventually figure out a way to put the ball in the hoop after 20 seconds of pure agony.
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I now have a new view on this particular phenomenon: it is not amusing. This is serious business. Really, can't someone stay with Zeller?
Indiana is ranked number-one, but you can tell they're still on the upward curve of getting back to that spot among the college basketball royalty. You could feel it in Assembly Hall. It's not routine to them yet. They're not bored with it. They sit on what appear to be very uncomfortable wooden seats, stacked 50 rows into the sky--to look at it from the inside, you would never imagine that Assembly Hall seats just 4,000 fewer people than the Smith Center--and they sing every word of the fight song.
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Hady Alawa, 5, of East Hampstead, a member of the Lincoln Minute Men, adjusts his hat during remarks by Gen. George Washington during Saturday's American Independence Festival in Exeter. (JASON SCHREIBER/Union Leader Correspondent)
The 23rd annual American Independence Festival brought Colonial militia and British troops together to battle on Swasey Parkway in the afternoon. Earlier in the day, a procession was held when Gen. George Washington and the Declaration of Independence arrived on horseback.
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CHAPEL HILL --- No. 1 North Carolina got singles wins from Caroline Price, Gina Suarez-Malaguti and Whitney Kay to sweep No. 27 Georgia Tech, 4-0, Friday afternoon at the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center. After falling to No. 27 Virginia last Saturday, the Tar Heels bounced back in impressive fashion against another dangerous Atlantic Coast Conference opponent.
The doubles point, which proved to be decisive against the Cavaliers, was the key once again Friday. Suarez-Malaguti and Tessa Lyons routed Jasmine Minor and Natasha Prokhnevska, 8-1, on court three, but the other two matches were tight throughout. Carolina (18-2, 4-1 ACC) looked to be in control with leads of 7-5 on court one and 7-4 on court two, but Georgia Tech made it interesting late.
No. 67 Megan Kurey and Kendal Woodard were able to break No. 42 Price and Kay to tie the No. 1 doubles match at 7, while Elizabeth Kilborn and Muriel Wacker held on court two for 7-6. But the Tar Heel duo of Zoe De Bruycker and Ashley Dai served out the match on court two to win 8-6 and secure the doubles point.
With the early lead, UNC leaned on three of its most consistent points to grind out the 4-0 victory. The Tar Heels won the opening set on each of the top four courts, and got the necessary three wins in quick succession.
First off was Price, who continued her incredible spring with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Kurney. The Duluth, Ga., sophomore is now 17-0 in dual match singles play and has dropped just one set in 2013.
Moments later Suarez-Malaguti made it 3-0 with a comprehensive 6-1, 6-2 victory over No. 89 Kilborn on court one. The win was the senior's fifth in six matches and her ninth of the spring at the top of the singles lineup.
Kay completed the sweep on court three with her 6-2, 6-4 win over Prokhnevska. The Alpharetta, Ga., freshman improved to 14-1 on the spring and 11-1 at the No. 3 position.
No. 43 De Bruycker had split sets on court two with Woodard, while Lauren McHale and Lyons were rallying from one-set deficits on courts five and six when the match was abandoned.
Carolina will conclude its four-match homestand Saturday afternoon at 1 against No. 16 Clemson. Admission is free for all spectators and live scoring will be available at GoHeels.com.


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Church Of Scientology Flips the Switch
On 185,000-Square-Foot Dissemination And
Distribution Center
The new Church of Scientology International Dissemination and Distribution Center is established in Los Angeles to meet the unprecedented demand for the services and humanitarian programs of the fastest-growing religion on Earth.
The new 185,000-square-foot Church of Scientology International Dissemination and Distribution Center is a one-of-a-kind printing and production facility. It houses manufacturing, distribution and administration all under one roof and is manned entirely by Church staff members. This new Center generates dissemination materials for the more than 9,000 Scientology Churches, Missions and affiliated groups worldwide, enabling these organizations to meet the unprecedented demand for Scientology services and programs. (Watch the video: Scientology International Dissemination and Distribution Center [4].)
The anchor of the printing plant is a custom-built 121-ton web press. Among other materials, it prints Church magazines in 15 languages, with a global circulation of millions. The press accommodates these diverse needs with the capability to automatically switch print jobs from one language to another. It prints at a rate of 55,000 pages per hour. The facility additionally includes both sheet-fed and digital presses to produce the hundreds of thousands of informational pieces Church organizations use to introduce their communities to the Scientology religion and its services.
The Scientology International Dissemination and Distribution Center further produces all educational materials for Church-sponsored humanitarian programs, including the world's largest non-governmental human rights initiative and the world's largest non-governmental drug awareness program. The Church provides these educational materials to schools, civic groups, government, law enforcement and institutions in the private sector free of charge. Inasmuch as all materials are now produced in-house, for the same it previously cost to produce 3.5 million drug education booklets, the Church can now produce 35 million and reach 10 times the number of at-risk youth.
The facility further includes a warehousing and distribution department. The mailing system is fully automated and is capable of addressing 150,000 pieces every eight hours. The entire shipping line is capable of shipping better than 500,000 boxes and individual items each week.
The Center additionally includes facilities to manufacture signature uniforms for the growing number of volunteers within Church-supported programs, including shirts, caps, jackets and other insignia for United for Human Rights [5], Youth for Human Rights [6], Truth About Drugs [7] as well as Scientology Volunteer Ministers [8].
With the new Church of Scientology International Dissemination and Distribution Center, the Church now has the capability to provide its help to millions more on every continent in accomplishing its aims: A Civilization without insanity, without criminals and without war, where the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where Man is free to rise to greater heights.
The Scientology religion was founded by L. Ron Hubbard [9]. The first Church of Scientology was formed in the United States in 1954 and has today expanded to more than 9,000 Churches, Missions and affiliated groups, with millions of members in 165 countries.
[1] http://www.scientologynews.org/sites/default/files/Dissemination_Center-001_1.jpg
[2] http://www.scientologynews.org/sites/default/files/Scientology_Press_Release_Dissemination_Distribution_Center_0.pdf
[3] http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer
[4] http://www.scientology.org/churches/churches-of-scientology.html?video=dissem_center
[5] http://www.humanrights.com/
[6] http://www.youthforhumanrights.org
[7] http://www.drugfreeworld.org
[8] http://www.volunteerministers.org/
[9] http://www.scientologynews.org/facts/l-ron-hubbard.html


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text: now thats it been a few months, do you still like the p30? i read somewhere that this gun has trouble cycling 115gr ammo. i shoot alot of 115gr wwb and 124gr speer lawman ammo. so im a little hesitant about purchasing a P30L. so i'm just wondering what your experience has been with your ammo choices and the gun


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|General Technical Chat This section is for technical discussions relating to general maintenance, electrical issues, engine trouble, and recalls.
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I don't know of any disconnecting point. The harness comes out of the relay box under the hood, and goes to the driver's headlight, then over to the passenger, and I think there is other wiring in there with it- like the horn.
You just responded to a 2 yr old thread- y'know. Was nobody helpful in the thread you started yourself? I thought you fixed that wiring problem a week ago?
Does anyone know what is the second connecting point from the headlamp wires.
That's if , say, someone would like to replace the entire length of wire to the power source/fuse?
|ok i have a quicker solution...then what i posted but the steps do apply though, they sell the connecter with wires at Autozone it is part number 84790 it comes in a pair and its about 12 bucks, its worth it if your going higher than 55/65watt headlamps, and the new kit is HEAVY DUTY oem replacment...hope this is better...
|it was a and still is a very good idea, also to add to what i posted, if you can find any newer 9003 plugs you can fit those as well, looks like i'll be doing the wire swap yet again to yet another focus of mine, but hey if you want kick ass bright headlamps that off set your car at night thats what needs to be done...espicaly if your running any thing over 85 watts for a low beam....realy hope this helps alot of ya'll who read if you are confused or need some further guideance just PM me and i'll gladly help out
|Hello i has a solution for you on the probleme...the reason for our burnt light plugs on the headlights, has nthing to do with the type of bulb, or what power your using, the harness plugs for the lights on all Foci are due to poor msterial, and wirering, now you can do what i did on all but one foci that i have owned, take the entire head light housing out because this will make it so much easier, now after that is done cut yes i said cut your wires that go to the harness that plugs into the back of the bulb, once that is done take the fittings out of the plugs and do what you can to loosen them to pull the wires out and now your going to need to have some 12-14awg wire to replace what was on there and if your plug isnt too badly distroyed in the same order the old wires were in put the connecters back in the plug, best way to remember is to mark where the old wires are so you know when you connect the wires back to the oringanal wires back in the engine bay, once you have all six wires complete and the connectors back in both plugs or if you cant do it that way you can also use female universal connecters they fit the prongs on the H4 bulb, now with the hard part done you can either use butt connecters, or solder them witch is the best way...just a quick not before you solder or use a butt conecter use some shrink wrap if avl. if not just use elec. tape and use a ton of it mostly for insulation, now once you have all six wires going to the coresponding factory wires plug in your light and test low beam then high beam(rememeber never ever ever touch any bulb with bare hands use rubber gloves, the best are nuraprene or non laytex and non powder rubber gloves) once thats good button everything up put your light housings back in and reconnect your lights, then put your plug connecter back on close the water seal shut your hood and enjoy any wattage light you wanna put in that bad a#^ FOCI and enjoy.....and just so you know i have done a total of 43 foci total since me and my dad figed out how to do this and i have contacted ford and tried to get them to do a massive massive recall to instal the new 2009 harness witch basicly is a thicker plug connecter....hope this helps
|nope shouldnt do it now.
|I didn't notice what the bulbs were I took out. That may be the cause. I have the standard 9003 now. So, it shouldn't do this?
someone put in higher the reccomended watt bulbs
they wires over heated as a result
Burnt headlight sockets
I went to replace the headlights on my '02 and both sockets are badly burnt and the new bulbs barely fit in. A week later the left side melted further and now that bulb is dim and won't stay put. I've been searching and haven't really found any others complaining about this problem. I'm new to the Focus, love it, but I'm really surprised by this headlight problem.
Is this because the previous owner didn't install the new bulbs correctly or do these plastic housing just melt down like this? I'll have to call around the bone yards and try to chase up some replacement headlight assy.
Any suggestions on avoiding this in the future?
Thanks for the help.
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