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You've probably heard of Tupperware and jewelry parties in peoples homes, but what about a gun safety party? That's just what one Rockford man is doing.
Rick Davis owns a property management company. His wife and youngest daughter Callie work with him. They say sometimes they find themselves in dangerous situations when showing or inspecting homes, and want to do something about it. "Crime has been so high lately so I feel like we should have the option of carry guns and protecting ourselves," says Callie.
To keep his family and his co-workers safe, Rick will host a concealed carry class in his workshop. The idea is to help everyone apply for the Utah permit while the future of Illinois concealed carry is still uncertain.
Rick says taking a similar class at a gun club or shooting range can be overwhelming for some beginners. "There's not going to be any of that intimidation here, it's gonna be, let's learn the class, lets get past when the laws come we'll get the concealed carry for 32 states when Illinois comes we hope we can reciprocate into it, or be close that we have enough criteria that we'll only need to jump through a few small hoops," says Rick.
Even without a concealed carry law yet in Illinois, Rick's wife Jean says having the knowledge is still important. "I think it's always good to be informed this is a big issue right now and I just think just getting to be more familiar with gun laws and knowing how to protect yourself," says Jean.
This is the first class Rick will host. He says the idea has been so popular, he may look into having more.
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Yun recently took me on a fancy food outing. We went to Blue Hill at Stone Barns. It's about an hour outside of New York City in Hudson Valley. There is a very upscale restaurant inside the stone barns, pictured above. The instant we got there I was a bit turned off. The farm is a money making machine, so the place is crawling with tourists. When you drive up, there is an attendant who charges you 5 bucks to park. I said we were eating at the restaurant. They didn't care, 5 bucks please. We drove quite a ways to find a parking spot. Mind you, the restaurant is not very large, all of these cars and people are just walking around the farm and going to gift shops and food counters. There are pigs, turkeys, ducks and greenhouses. It all looks beautiful. The main problem with our dinner was the timing of it all. An hour and a half dinner is purposely stretched into 3 and a half hours. After being served a leaf of kale with some salt on it, I'd have to wait 25 minutes for them to bring my next course, a slice of yellow pepper with some salt on it. After 2 and a half hours, I was ready to leave. Yun asked how many more courses? They said it was a surprise. I prayed there was only one more course. If there were more than that, we'd be there all night. I should mention one other odd thing. Whenever we were served a course, they would say, these ingredients are from the chefs own farm, which is like 50 miles from here. After they did this a few times, I was left scratching my head. Why do they not give us anything from this farm, which is 10 feet away? The best part was paying the check and getting out of the building. By this point all the tourists were kicked out. Our car sat alone, along a deserted road on the farm, where 3 hours before hundreds of cars were parked alongside of it.
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I'm sure God will forgive me for laughing that you "prayed there was only one more course." I hope you will as well. Great post
- Joe Nevin said...
I took an American friend out for a meal once here in Scotland. The waiter was surly and aloof so he said to me 'let's just leave'. I was like, suits me. My friend explained that service like that is not tolerated where he comes from. Obviously somewhere not near that farm.
I make a rule of leaving places when the service is shocking now. It might look like an episode of Seinfeld or something but I have gotten used to being polite but honest with cheeky individuals.
I left a hospital recently where we had been waiting for hours and the doctor didn't bother to come back. Other patients said in amazement, 'Are you allowed to do that.' What the hell were they expecting search lights and guns trained on our backs as we left? A male nurse caught up with us as we left, confused and and asked why we were leaving. I asked him to take a guess. I truly hope Obamacare doesn't morph into the NHS but sadly I think it probably will. When people no longer have the choice to choose they end up being serfs in a gulag.
The funny thing is when you tell these people the truth to their faces they are often amazed.
Many NHS staff or package holidays reps often seem to believe that they have captive, docile hostages.
In one airport I know they treat passengers like cattle. It amazes me that anyone ever goes back for more.
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One of your best posts. Great picts, btw. Someone is having fun with the DHR.
Well, you are obviously not snooty enough to appreciate the honor of dining there! lol
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JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – An 'expanded footprint' has ensured that resource nationalism retained its position as the number-one global risk for mining and metals companies around the world, as ranked by advisory firm Ernst & Young (E&Y).
Commenting on the 'Business risks facing mining and metals 2012/13' report, E&Y global mining and metals leader Mike Elliott said resource nationalism was now a bigger challenge than a year ago, at a time when the myriad risks facing the sector have become increasingly complex and critical.
"This is because resource nationalism has now expanded its footprint, not only in terms of the number of geographies that are being added to the list of those undertaking resource nationalism, but also in terms of its scope being changed. It is not just about taxes and royalties, but now includes a wave of requirements introduced around mandated beneficiation, such as bans on the export of unprocessed raw materials, as well as export levies and limits on foreign ownership," Elliott said.
He added that projects around the world had been deferred and delayed, and in some cases investment withdrawn altogether, owing to the degraded risk/reward equation.
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"Miners must continue to engage with governments to foster a greater understanding of the value a project brings to the host government, country and community, and be better able to negotiate appropriate trade-offs that preserve the value to miners, governments and other stakeholders," Elliott urged.
Meanwhile, the global skills shortage and infrastructure access retained second and third spots, respectively, in the risk rankings this year, while rapidly escalating costs have pushed cost inflation up from the number eight spot to the fourth position.
Elliott said the need to expand existing production or develop stranded deposits was keeping infrastructure access in the top three sector risks.
The report stated that global mining capital expenditure was expected to grow 14% in 2012. This was being driven by a range of mining development projects in developed economies like Australia and the emerging markets of China, and Africa.
However, infrastructure blockages remained prevalent in rail and port infrastructure supply chains and were increasingly impacting mine-supporting infrastructure and power and utilities networks, owing to the remote development locations.
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The need for rapid development, while the price environment remained benign was therefore a key concern for all mining and metals organisations.
"With governments less able to fund supply chain infrastructure as it has in the past, a new paradigm has formed whereby the private sector needs to play this role. This necessitates changes to the procurement processes and risk allocation between government, users, developers and funders," the report read.
Further, Elliott said the acute skills shortage seen in Australia and Canada had spread to more places during the past year, with projects in countries such as Indonesia, Mongolia, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Mozambique also plagued by this challenge.
"Strong commodity prices and confidence in the long-term sector fundamentals have created a record level of new developments and mine expansions.
"This level of investment is driving demand for skilled workers around the world and drawing on the same global pool of talent to build and operate these projects," he added.
Meanwhile, a new risk, 'sharing the benefits', made its debut at number nine this year, replacing 'interruptions to supply', while 'social licence to operate', 'capital project execution', 'price and currency volatility', 'capital allocation' and 'fraud and corruption' rounding out the top ten.
Elliott told Mining Weekly Online that while there was not a large reshuffle in the relativities of the risks, their absolute impact had increased and at a time of softening of returns, as some commodity prices have eased in the last six months.
"Almost all the top risks are more complex and more critical for miners now than they were 12 months ago; the imperative for miners to manage these risks and understand the changing risk/reward equations has arguably never been higher."
He added that greater activism by stakeholders to increase their participation and share in the benefits of the value created by mining and metals companies were bringing a number of the other risks into much stronger focus.
"Mining and metals companies are forced to balance the expectations and needs of their many stakeholders. When they fail to meet expectations or fully understand needs, it can result in strikes, supply disruptions, shareholder activism, community unrest and governments using their power through resource nationalism," Elliott said.
He added that many stakeholders wanting an increased share of the mining and metals profits were not taking on additional risk for this increased return.
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He suggested trade-offs as a solution. "The workforce could maybe give up higher wages, while employers could agree to flexible working conditions, for instance. The productivity improvements this could bring would be positive in terms of project value."
Looking ahead, Elliott said more developed countries such as Canada and Australia would pose higher risks to mining in metals going forward.
"There is probably more risk in these countries in terms of margin outcomes because there are a large number of high-cost operations that are more sensitive to the volatile price movement," he noted.
Meanwhile, potential short-term margins would really attract investment, particularly in politically unrest countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- The fight for a former Chattanooga police officer to get his job back takes another blow.
Mickel Hoback was fired in 2009 after city officials deemed him "unfit for the job." Thursday, a city council panel upheld its original decision not to reinstate him.
The city says it comes down to two issues: safety and credibility.
Hoback, an Iraqi-war veteran, was diagnosed with PTSD and eventually deemed unfit for duty by a psychologist hired by the city. Hoback's attorneys say his firing not only broke federal law, but a federal judge also agreed. He says there is no valid reason he should not get his job back.
"I move that the prior decision be affirmed," Councilwoman Carol Berz said in Thursday's hearing.
A three-member city council panel voted two to one to uphold its 2009 decision that former Chattanooga police officer Mickel Hoback should not be given his job back, leaving him at a loss for words.
"I'm stunned," he said, after the decision.
Hoback appealed the 2009 decision, which went all the way to a federal court jury.
"You know, we've heard it in chancery court, court of appeals, federal court, federal jury. And it's all been upheld. I figured with a new hearing we'd have a different outcome today," Hoback said.
"The city has a judgement against it for nearly $800,000 and all of that could have been avoided. So I'm terribly and bitterly disappointed for officer Hoback," said Hoback's attorney, Mike Richardson.
Richardson says former police Chief Freeman Cooper used his PTSD against him, which is unconstitutional.
The police department maintains Hoback lied about his condition to enhance is Veterans Affairs benefits, which raises questions of his credibility.
"How can they reinstate an employee to a position when the chief has to have confidence that his officers will not pose a safety risk to the public or other officers on the shift?" asked Phillip Noblett, representing the Chattanooga Police Department in the hearing.
"I thought the proof was overwhelming that he did perform his job at a high level," said Richardson.
Richardson points to the fact Hoback was named officer of the year by Chief Cooper in 2007.
Hoback just wants his job back, at one point, even offering to give back the money federal court ordered the city to give him.
"I went to the city. I offered the city to give them back their $680,000 from the federal court. They turned it down," he said.
"Unfortunately for officer Hoback this case goes on," said Richardson.
Richardson says they feel confident moving forward. They will be filing an appeal Friday in chancery court. It is the same court that ruled in 2009 Hoback should be re-hired with back pay.
In the meantime, the city is fighting the federal ruling to pay Hoback in the Sixth Circuit of Appeals.
Hoback has been working part-time for the Graysville Police Department to make ends meet, emphasizing he is still certified by the State of Tennessee to work in law enforcement.
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I did the BC beta for around 3 months. it ruined live for many reasons. Longing for spells in beta that had since ben nerfed or removed, knowing what happens, getting my character to 70....again.
There was a lot of fun tho. I had been static in game for a long time, at least 4 months and was contemplating not renewing my sub till BC came out. Got the invite and was giving sneak peeks and updates to my guild on our forums. That was a lot of fun .
But personally I have vowed to never do a beta again because it just takes the fun away, especially when we have 2 years between expansions.
I hope that expansions come faster. I have had 4 lives in BC alone. Beta, Pro Server first raid guild, another raid guild with my RL friends, and yet another raid guild with my current online friends. Hard to believe, but not really as everything is so stagnant now.
Gonna have to get things out faster if they want to keep things fresh.
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White House officials seem to have calmed democrats on Capitol Hill, after getting an earful from them earlier this week.
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"We're gonna get it right, and the Affordable Care Act is going to work for the American people," the President said.
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I would go on, but there are too many references to keep track of. Anyway, I'm willing to bet that if you follow me, you're into at least one of these things, if not several (I mean, just look at my posts). If so, then this book is for you. A sci-fi/fantasy/gaming adventure, Ready Player One is chock-full of all the pop culture and 80's references you'd ever want, all of which make it a geekfest of epic proportions. And hey, did I mention the story is pretty great so far, too? (Check out a full review on Amazon.)
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Photo by Elsa/Getty Images By Charlie O'Connor (@THG_Charlie) 38 is the new 28. Or so the Philadelphia Flyers hope. With top defenseman Kimmo Timonen scheduled to become a free agent at the conclusion of the 2012-13 NHL season, the Flyers have acted to lock up their alternate captain. First reported by Eklund of HockeyBuzz.com and confirmed by Tim Panaccio of CSNPhilly, the Flyers have agreed to a one-year, $6 million contract with Timonen, keeping him in a Flyers uniform through the 2013-14. Timonen, who has one goal and four assists in ten games thus far this season, will turn 38 years old on March 18. But despite a noticeable decrease in his mobility, Timonen's offensive stats have barely decreased since his first season in Philadelphia. In 2007-08, Timonen scored 44 points (8 goals, 36 assists) in 80 games; in 2012-13, Timonen scored 43 points (4 goals, 39 assists) in 76 games. Since the concussion suffered by Chris Pronger in December 2012, Timonen has functioned as Philadelphi...
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Bethel is a populated place located in Blount County at latitude 35.679 and longitude -83.734.
The elevation is 1,083 feet. Bethel appears on the Wear Cove U.S. Geological Survey Map. Blount County is in the Eastern Time Zone (UTC -5 hours).
Blount County: Cities & Towns | ZIP Codes | Schools | Features (airports, churches, hospitals, etc.)
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Townsend, TN
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Red Bank, TN (3.1 miles SW)
Kinzel Springs, TN (3.6 miles W)
Park Settlement, TN (3.6 miles NE)
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BackgroundRe-enter the role of heroic Ryu, a dragon morphing warrior, as he unknowingly embarks on an adventure in search of his missing father and sister. Eight characters will join you along the way to help you find and master the secrets and challenges of the lands you will explore. Discover magical spells, hidden shaman, townspeople to recruit for your community, and how they will all come into play in determining your fate as you roam the world of dragons, demons and mystery.
- Role-playing game
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- New Fusion feature allows you to join shaman abilities to your party
- Hunting and fishing minigames
- For 1 player
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Yogurt Substitutes
You may be able to tolerate some cow's milk yogurts, because they have very little lactose. Choose ones with live, active bacterial cultures for the least amount of lactose.
If you can't tolerate regular yogurt, try soy or coconut milk yogurts, soy sour cream, or unsweetened fruit puree.
Sour Cream Substitutes
Let soy based or lactose-free sour creams serve as subs in your favorite recipes. Pureed silken tofu and plain soy yogurt can also work well.
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Aged cheeses such as cheddar, Colby, Parmesan, and Swiss have very little lactose, only about 0.1 gram per ounce. American cheese, cream cheese, and cottage cheese are also low in lactose.
You can use hemp, rice, reduced lactose, lactose-free, or soy cheese in recipes to replace cheese.
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SCHENECTADY, N.Y.—A Schenectady man was arrested in connection with an arson that took place on Tuesday.
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New Canon Powershot N square wireless small digital camera
With the waves and waves of similar P&S digital cameras, it is always refreshing to see a digital camera manufacturer at least try to do something different or something unique. Canon did so today with the new Canon Powershot N, a square digital camera. Square as in the body shape. Don't get too excited, not a square sensor.
The camera has a twist-and-shout 2.8-inch capacitive touchscreen display on the back, an 8x optical IS lens starting at 28mm equivalent (f3-5.9), 1.1-inch thickness, Wi-Fi, microSD (not SD cards), recharging via the USB port like a smartphone, etc.
The camera was unique enough that it earned a one-page hands-on first impressions at dpreview by their resident lensaholic Andy Westlake.
Press release parade at Engadget and DCI and dpreview and Les Numerique and Canon Europe.


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Learn about the mission and ministry of the Presbyterian Mission Agency
The Presbyterian Mission Agency is the mission and ministry agency of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Learn more about our work:
Changing Lives
Monthly news from Roger Dermody about Mission and Ministry. Learn more.
1,001 new worshiping communities
The PC(USA) is part of a life-giving movement, giving birth to more than 1,001 new worshiping communities. Learn more.
Compassion, Peace, and Justice
Sara Lisherness, Director
The Compassion, Peace, and Justice ministry area helps Presbyterians respond to the needs of the world's most vulnerable people, address injustice in all areas of life and advocate for peaceful solutions to conflict. This ministry area also provides disaster relief, direct service, capacity building and development assistance to marginalized communities nationally and around the world. Learn about the program areas in Compassion, Peace, and Justice
Evangelism and Church Growth
Eric Hoey, Director
The Evangelism and Church Growth ministry area helps congregations through middle governing bodies partner with the Holy Spirit to accomplish God's redemptive plan through faith in Jesus Christ. The ministry staff desires to see the PC(USA) become a turnaround denomination. This is accomplished through:
1) Igniting a passion for Jesus;
2) Inspiring the church to be the church;
3) Equipping leaders for the 21st century.
Learn about the program areas in Evangelism and Church Growth
Racial Ethnic & Women's Ministries/Presbyterian Women
Rhashell Hunter, Director
The Racial Ethnic & Women's Ministries/Presbyterian Women ministry area equips racial ethnic congregations, develops Presbyterian communities of faith that reflect our multicultural society, builds leaders of every race and gender, and works for racial and gender justice. Learn about the program areas in Racial Ethnic & Women's Ministries/Presbyterian Women
Theology, Worship, and Education
ChIP HARDWICK, Director
The Theology, Worship, and Education ministry area contributes to the formation of communities of discipleship through education in the faith and faithfulness of the whole church; paying sustained attention to the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit. This ministry area develops educational materials, worship resources, leader development programs and theological studies that support the church's faith and life. Learn about the program areas in Theology, Worship, and Education
World Mission
Hunter Farrell, Director
World Mission helps Presbyterians offer a witness to Jesus Christ in today's world by sending mission personnel to face the challenges of evangelizing and continuing the historic emphasis of the Church. In collaboration with U.S. Presbyterians and global partners, World Mission inspires, equips and connects communities of mission practice to engage in God's mission: to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ, help the most vulnerable—women and children, and promote reconciliation within cultures of violence. Learn about the program areas in World Mission
Celebrating the mission—and growth—of the Young Adult Volunteer program
September 25, 2014
Greetings to members of the Presbyterian Mission Agency Board, mid council executives, and friends,
What a time we had at the 221st General Assembly (2014) this past summer as we gathered to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Young Adult Volunteer (YAV) program! Since 1994, we have sent more than 1,500 young adults into the world to give "a year of service for a lifetime of change."
What a reunion it was! We embraced the opportunity to consider the program's ambitious beginnings and goals in 1994, the vocational paths that our YAVs have traveled, and the bright future ahead—including the program's expansion numerically, geographically, and missionally.Continue reading
Celebrating and supporting our Presbyterian seminaries
September 11, 2014
Greetings to members of the Presbyterian Mission Agency Board, mid council executives, and friends,
As countless students everywhere face the joys and challenges of a new academic year, I am reminded that higher education is the oldest form of Presbyterian mission beyond the congregation.
"Wherever the Reformed community went," John Leith writes in his Introduction to the Reformed Tradition, "it established schools alongside the churches not only to teach the Bible or to teach reading and other skills to study the Bible but also to teach the whole range of liberal arts in order to liberate the human spirit."Continue reading
2014 Tumekutana: Freedom in ChristContinue reading
Witness and resilience... Two days after the "Black Wednesday" arson attacks on Christian churches, Bible bookstores, orphanages and homes in Upper Egypt, the Evangelical Church in Millawi was hit by radical Islamists.Continue reading
Diversity and the goodness of God
Sterling Morse | bible Explorations
God proclaims creation and all of its diversity good. | Read: Genesis 1
At the very end of the first chapter of Genesis, when God had created everything, from the skies to the fish in the sea, it is written, "God saw everything that God had made, and indeed, it was very good" (1:31 alt.). Genesis makes clear that diversity is important to God, a blessing that God has bestowed upon all creation. That's counterintuitive for some of us—we who may often think of diversity as a challenge ...Continue reading
Can science glorify God?
Charles Wiley | bible Explorations
The psalmist encourages us to see all of creation as the theater of God's glory, but one of the features of modernity is that conflicts between faith and science seem inevitable. Some argue that modern science makes even basic Christian beliefs nearly impossible to accept. Others contend that Scripture corrects the conclusions of science. How do we navigate this territory?
'The heavens are telling the glory of God' | Read: Psalm 19
Presbyterians have consistently affirmed the gift of scientific knowledge. We believe that God is the creator and ruler of the ...Continue reading
Notice of Change Regarding World Mission Extra Commitment Opportunity Project Accounts
Drawing on its longstanding partnerships that span the globe, Presbyterian World Mission is honored to help U.S. Presbyterians build relationships with churches and other organizations around the world.
When global partners share stories of their ministry projects, U.S. Presbyterians often want to participate in these endeavors in a variety of ways, including financial contributions. World Mission is glad to process these contributions through a system that has a history of reliability and integrity. In 2011, the Presbyterian Mission Agency prepared cost comparisons using industry standard categories, so ...Continue reading


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Public SafetyPilot dead in Borrego desert plane crash
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The body of Max Mizejewski III of Rancho Santa Margarita was found, family reported.
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The body of Max Mizejewski III of Rancho Santa Margarita was found, family reported.
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State's water bond could help a first-of-its-kind water recycling project in Escondido.
Sep 19, 2014, 4:45 p.m.
Memorial held for three Palomar students from Japan who died in single-car crash.
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The station's new captain and patrol lieutenant have worked previously in Vista.
Sep 19, 2014, 6 a.m.
HEED Awards recognize colleges that demonstrate "outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion."
Sep 18, 2014, 7:45 p.m.
Modern house built with open-air feel inside and out
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Pair was stranded in Cabo for more than two days after the storm hit the Baja town.
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Legendary lyricist Sheldon Harnick presiding over 'Rothschild' readings in Solana Beach, and giving talk at Jewish center.
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Republican has more support across District 6, but 27 percent are undecided
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Oceanside's Ares Armor owner says his ad stirred up "liberal hornet's nest."
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The Rotary Club of Richmond Hill recently presented its monthly Junior Rotarian award to Wildcats football standout Canon Rooker.
The family of Evan Nelms, the 5-year-old Richmond Hill resident battling acute myeloid leukemia, is encouring people to register as bone marrow donors this week.
It seems it has been so long since we received any steady, sustained amount of rain that folks have forgotten what soon follows on its heels. Yes, we are seeing mushrooms ornamenting our lawns, gardens and woods. The fungi need water just like all other life forms to complete their life cycles.
Are you looking for a different sort of fishing trip where the scenery is spectacular, the boat traffic is minimal and the action is hot? You can't do much better than a trip down the Satilla River in South Georgia going after redbreasts, otherwise known as "red bellies" to the locals. The Satilla is your best chance in the southeastern United States to catch a red breast over a pound.
Music and decorations from the 1950s filled the Richmond Hill City Center on Thursday when Bryan County Family Connection hosted its annual appreciation luncheon to recognize those who help the organization.
Breast cancer and abdominal surgery patients at Memorial University Medical Center will soon receive a little handmade love in the form of comfort pillows thanks to a group of Richmond Hill ladies.
The raindrops in the local area now have a new place to fall and to be used to improve the gardens of homes across Bryan County, thanks to the rain barrel workshop held recently in Richmond Hill.
Richmond Hill residents Mike Braver, left, Jeff Humphrys and Joe Florenza took a copy of the Bryan County News along for the ride May 27, when they made the trip to Washington, D.C., for the 25th anniversary of "Rolling Thunder," a POW/MIA awareness protest/parade in which hundreds of thousands of motorcycles head out of the Pentagon parking lot to circle the city.
I have a love of islands, maybe because I am from the British Isles, or maybe because I enjoy the feeling of escape that going to an island offers.
Richmond Hill has again been formally recognized by a national nonprofit as a Playful City USA community.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murphy stand before the yard of their Black Creek home that was awarded Yard of the Month for May by the Pembroke Garden Club.
Rick and Carla Howard stand in the yard of their Richmond Hill home that was recently awarded Yard of the Month for June by the Richmond Hill Garden Club. The yard is beautified with well-trimmed shrubs, blooming perennials and well-placed mahonias and gardenias. Carla Howard gives credit for the maintenance to her husband, Rick. The couple also received a gift certificate to Tim and Dave's Nursery in Richmond Hill.
Sportsmen who hold recreation, hunting or fishing permits for Fort Stewart or Hunter Army Airfield can renew them online at webtrac.mwr.army.mil/sites/ga.html.
They say if you teach a man to fish, he'll eat for life. If the same holds true for children, more than 300 youngsters from Bryan County should never have to worry about going hungry.
At the last meeting of the year recently, the Friends of the Library were surprised and delighted by the library board with a plaque dedicating the conference room to the Friends of the Library.
Lenny Resneck entertained the Richmond Hill Lions Club during its the August meeting at the Wetland Center in the J.F. Gregory Park.
The American Red Cross has launched a first-of-its kind Blood Donor App that puts the power to save lives in the palms of people's hands.
Although it is nearly 20 years since I met my future (American) husband in England and began dating him, I was reminded about this time in our relationship when we recently entertained a lovely young couple in our home. We have known the young man (now in his early 30s) for many years and he used to visit us as a teenager in England, and he seemed keen to introduce us to his new girlfriend. These young people are both from the Southern USA, so have the advantage of understanding each other's cultures and use of the English language ...
SAVANNAH - Georgia Southern University and Senior Citizens Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to helping people age comfortably, have partnered to co-host the annual Elder Abuse Conference on Oct. 3 at the Coastal Georgia Center in downtown Savannah.
Dr. Gary Fischer, left, is the Richmond Hill Rotary Club's newest member. He was inducted Thursday at the Richmond Hill City Center by Rotary's District Governor Ted Thompson during his annual visit to the club.
The Richmond Hill City Center reported a successful first Festive Friday last weekend to benefit the Bryan County Bark Park.
Allergy sufferers in the Southeast could be in for a groggy fall, as warm and wet months ahead will promote mold spore growth and prolong ragweed season, AccuWeather reports.
Going to an estate-sale is more than just looking for antiques and other items to buy. To me, it marks the end of the owner's active life.
The Richmond Hill Garden Club has selected the home of Richard Ralls at 120 Harvey Drive as the yard of the month for September. Ralls' yard has hidden gingers with white-and-lavender blooms below the leaves. It also features cast iron plants, elephant ears, nandina, ivy and salvia, all situated under sprawling oaks. A Japanese maple provides a focal point, and confederate jasmine adorns the mailbox.
The Richmond Hill City Center recently announced Festive Fridays, a new initiative from 5-7 p.m. each second and third Friday beginning this month.
Unity in the Community founders Craig and Sharon Butts met with Richmond Hill City Councilman Johnny Murphy to discuss plans for the city.
DECATUR - AARP Foundation Tax-Aide - the nation's largest free, volunteer-run tax preparation and assistance service - is seeking volunteers across Georgia to help taxpayers seeking assistance preparing and filing their 2014 tax returns.
My husband loves Mexican food and took me out for a Mexican meal recently. It struck me that, even when it comes to exotic cuisine, palates differ greatly between the two nations I love: Britain and the good ol' USA.
At last week's Rotary Club meeting at the City Center, Danielle Webb gave a presentation about childhood cancer and her family's battle against this disease, which their 4-year-old son, William, lost earlier this year. She talked about the nonprofit organization set up in his honor, Warriors for William, and also asked for support of the second annual Warriors For William 5k at 8.30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 25, at J.F. Gregory Park in Richmond Hill.
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Europe Events
Croatia and Serbia: Two New Governments, Two Sets of Challenges
October 26, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Global Europe Program
This presentation will discuss political changes that the two new governments elected to office in Croatia in November 2011 and in Serbia in May 2012 bring to the landscape of political parties, regional cooperation and EU accession politics in South Eastern Europe.
Reform Without End: Europe's Welfare Traditions
October 22, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
History and Public Policy Program
Surveying Europe's welfare traditions since 1500, in this seminar session Tom Adams will discuss characteristics of the modern European welfare state, many rooted in long-held values and centuries of experience. Profound social changes have repeatedly challenged communities to re-examine and reshape institutions and practices. The diversity of arrangements across Europe has contributed to an ongoing exchange of observation, experiment, and aspiration – in short, to reform without end.
The Risk of War: Everyday Sociality in the Republic of Macedonia
October 18, 2012 // 10:00am — 11:00am
Global Europe Program
Vasiliki Neofotistos discusses her recently released book, "The Risk of War: Everyday Sociality in the Republic of Macedonia," focusing on the ways middle- and working-class Albanian and Macedonian noncombatants in Macedonia's capital city, Skopje, responded to disruptive and threatening changes in social structure during the 2001 armed conflict.
Germany and the EU: What Kind of Transatlantic Partners?
October 01, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:00pm
Global Europe Program
In this Director's Forum, Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger, Chairman of the Munich Security Conference and Former Deputy Foreign Minister of Germany will help decode the EU and explain how the US can best use the resources offered by the Transatlantic Partnership.
Soviet Soft Power and the Polish Thaw, 1953-1957
September 20, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Kennan Institute
Though little is known about such efforts, Soviet cultural and propaganda institutions attempted to reach directly the hearts and minds of East European societies in Moscow's new sphere of influence created after World War II. In the process, the Soviets squandered considerable human potential on their side, which could have promoted more effective soft power initiatives. Stalin's death in 1953 offered new possibilities for reciprocal cultural relations and more flexible Soviet approach. Patryk Babiracki, Assistant Professor of History, University of Texas-Arlington, and Title VIII-Supported Research Scholar, Kennan Institute, will explain that other aspects of "the Thaw" in the USSR and Poland further complicated the work of Soviet international outreach institutions, revealing the limitations of Soviet soft power and of the Kremlin's capacity to maintain empire.
OFF-SITE CONFERENCE: United Atoms in a Divided World: The Early History of the International Atomic Energy Agency
September 16, 2012 // 7:30pm — September 18, 2012 // 3:00pm
Nuclear Proliferation International History Project
The Department of Contemporary History at the University of Vienna in collaboration with the Wilson Center's Nuclear Proliferation International History Project will host an international conference on the history of the IAEA during the cold war years. The conference will cover a wide range of issues, including the creation of the Agency, its role in the nuclear non-proliferation regime, and the Agency's technical programs. Beyond that, the conference seeks to discuss the cultural, societal, and economic context of the IAEA's early history.
Webcast Day 2: Connecting Grassroots to Government for Disaster Management: A Policy Roundtable
September 14, 2012 // 9:30am — 3:00pm
Science and Technology Innovation Program
Watch via live webcast the workshop "Connecting Grassroots to Government through Open Innovation," focusing on the opportunities and challenges of social media, crowdsourcing, crisismapping and open innovation for the full life-cycle of disaster management.
Will the Ongoing Nuclear Talks with Iran Yield Better Results than Past Efforts?
September 07, 2012 // 10:00am — 12:00pm
Middle East Program
Experts who participated in a February 2011 seminar on the Brazilian-Turkish mediation with Iran return to the Wilson Center to assess the ongoing negotiations and possible outcomes.
Understanding and Responding to Attacks on Civil Society: The Roles of Politics and Law
August 14, 2012 // 9:30am — 11:00am
Africa Program
It is crucial for the international community to understand the implications of attacks on civil society for the development of democratic governance in these countries and, more importantly, to identify effective ways to respond to them.
Off-Site Event: On the Path to Political Power: Race and Representation in Europe and the United States
July 19, 2012 // 11:00am — 12:00pm
Global Europe Program
The event will address racial and ethnic minority representation in European politics, amidst changing demographics and growing tensions surrounding national identity, immigration, and terrorism.


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Finding Beauty in the Bathroom in Northampton, Massachusetts
While there is no surprise in finding great art at Smith College's Museum of Art, few visitors would think to check the restrooms at the very bottom of the museum, which have been transformed in to functional art installations by artists Ellen Driscoll and Sandy Skoglund. The women's room by Driscoll, titled Catching the Drift, is made up of delicate, curving white and blue lines and images all reminiscent of the ocean. Skoglund's men's room, Liquid Origins, Fluid Dreams; consists of walls lined with small, hand-painted black and white tiles, each depicting a mythological image. While each work creates an individual atmosphere and structure, both rooms are a beautiful and innovative way to bring art out of the usual galleries.


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2014 Fall Gala
November 8, 2014
Willow Heights Mansion, Morgan Hill, CA 95037
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Helping Hands & Healing Hearts Awards Luncheon
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Remember that scene in The Empire Strikes Back, when Luke Skywalker gets his hand chopped off by Darth Vader, and he gets a really cool prosthetic that looks just like his severed hand? (Spoiler alert, by the way.) Well, this technology is the predecessor to that. And while it'll be useful if ...
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The college football season gets started on Thursday. That includes two local teams opening the 2010 season.
Idaho plays at home against North Dakota, while Eastern Washington plays on the road against Nevada.
For the Vandals, it's their first season opener in the Kibbie Dome since 1998. Kickoff against the Fighting Sioux, a Football Championship Subdivision team, is scheduled for 6pm.
The Eagles and Wolf Pack haven't squared off in 19 years. The last time they played, both were members of the Big Sky Conference. That's not the case anymore. EWU is a heavy underdog as they're playing up against a Football Bowl Subdivision team.
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I found this recipe did not taste as good as it looked. The amount of zucchini called for made the cake too moist and it didn't cook properly. It held up nicely in the pan but once you cut into the cake, the insides were not cooked throughout. Perhaps it needed less zucchini and more flour to make it more of a cake like consistency. I wouldn't recommend this recipe to anyone. Definitely not worth the trouble.
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What benefits and challenges might arise as a result of transitioning from a monetary system to a resource-based society?
In other words, if we were to eliminate all forms of money and bartering, what changes - large and small, positive and negative - might we see?
Thus, imagine a world in which there is a comprehensive accounting of the planet's resources, such as fresh water, arable land, minerals, and animal life. Further contemplate that technology and automation have begun to eliminate dangerous, boring, or repetitive jobs. Finally, take a moment to ponder the possibilities if each person were given the opportunity for a quality education and the ability to reach their highest potential.
Indeed, there is a lot to take in, and no single answer could account for the many facets of such a scenario. Nevertheless, from a position of sustainability, I think we must realistically look at what the monetary system has done, and what ever-developing technology will do.
As you consider your possible answer(s), please reflect on the following:
- The effect of education on the birthrate.
- Ownership of the Earth's resources.
- The concept of "usership" as opposed to the "right of possession".
- The inevitability of "technological unemployment".
I thank you kindly for reading this, and for taking the time to answer!
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Aug 3 2013: Eugenics might be a good place to start.
What you describe is a complete re-tooling of global human consciousness and how we describe our relationship to the universe. It seems to be a logical, and perhaps inevitable next step in evolving as a species.
There are two fundamental truths which drive economics: Resources are scarce and demand for finished goods is unlimited. For resource allocation we need to choose. For the method of production we need to choose. For distribution of finished goods we need to choose. In classical economics, the 'invisible hand' brings balance to the system because it is a system based on 'unbounded rationality' - meaning, when presented with choices, we always choose the optimal over suboptimal.
But we human beings do not have unlimited rationality :-) All value is perceived value.
One of my favorite concepts of economics is called 'pareto-optimality' which sets a point of satisfaction in an exchange wherein the buyer cannot add more satisfaction without the seller giving up satisfaction, and vice-versa. This is not a natural condition for price setting, and seems to be what might be the 'evolutionary stem' to evolve a market system towards a quasi-utopian system as described above.
In order to change global consciousness, you need a conciousness-changing event. Those aren't fun. As we see so many times in so many of the great novels or films about future society, usually there is a disaster of epic scale. It aligns the vision of everyone on the planet and proposes a clear incentive to adopt a belief/value system that contradicts millions of years of evolution in our biology in terms of competition and selection, as well as thousands of years whatever sociological belief systems that shaped their life-choices.
Your vision would afford a person a chance to 'pursue their happiness'. We would all need to have the desire to be happy and the actions and choices needed to optimize in that direction.
Aug 6 2013: Thank you for your response, Chris!
Indeed, transitioning to a resource-based society will be a paradigm shift of the greatest kind, and not without difficulty. But I think such a transition offers our species the greatest long-term opportunity for survival and prosperity.
Generally speaking, there are two ways this could come about: 1) some form of global catastrophe (physical and/or economic) which brings forth an opportunity to start over, or 2) a very gradual, decades- or centuries-long transition which could be largely imperceptible.
Finally, should such a society come to pass, it would be foolish to think - as you have alluded - that everyone would be on board and willing to participate at all levels. Still, I think it's interesting and fun to discuss the possibilities and challenges!
shawn disney 10+Aug 12 2013: Chris: in the modern world, do you think it is accurate to say that resources are scarce , and finished goods demand unlimited?! The creation of new resources, such as subsituting Aluminum for steel, sand for copper wire, etc. , along with automation, AI and Robots changes everything. Also, I gather that the sale of "Finished Goods" often runs into potholes, so to speak. And thanks to the past 150 years of cheap power, we have come me to a point where unsold overproduction of finished goods is an ongoing problem.
As for Global Consciousness, is this not a practicallly unstoppable tendency? At the very highest levels of international finance, (pretty important) we have already seen the almost total collapse of "National Sovereignty". Some of these amorphous entities obviously have more power than a great many "Nations". Of course, this may not be as widely perceived as it should be. Thanks no doubt to clever distracting manipulations, the "Bread and Circuses" of our Time, such as the nonsensical "War on Terror".
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Far from Iowa, likely Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee told a crowd of Jewish Israelis yesterday that he'd be just as mad as they are if anybody tried to kick him out of America the way Israelis are being asked to not build or live in disputed lands.
"I cannot imagine as an American being told that I could not live in certain places in America because I was Christian, or because I was white, or because I spoke English," Huckabee said. "I would be outraged if someone told me that in my country, I would be prohibited and forbidden to live in a part of that country, for any reason."
Huckabee was attending a cornerstone-laying ceremony for a new neighborhood on the Mount of Olives in east Jerusalem — a disputed territory in the Middle East that Huckabee says should belong to Israel. East Jerusalem and the adjacent West Bank aren't recognized as Israeli land by most of the international community; Israel annexed East Jerusalem shortly after the Six Day War, while the remainder of the West Bank — where there are numerous Israeli settlements — remains under military administration..
Palestinians who live in East Jerusalem and the West Bank, Huckabee said, should settle in "territory that [is] in the hands of Muslims, in the hands of Arabs," as determined by the "international community."
Huckabee appeared at the event with actor Jon Voight, the Tea Party's favorite celebrity better known to most Israelis as Angelina Jolie's father.
"And now you are here, this is your time, and you are doing what you should be doing, which is to prepare the next generations and to be the hope of the world that you are," Voight said. "I love you all."
Kind of a poor analogy, what with the US Indian Reservations and all, no?
But yeah, this guy shouldn't be in charge of a bodega.
Which leads us to another question, Reverend Huckabee: Who would Jesus, the man you say as a Christian you follow, execute? Jesus, you know, that Prince of Peace guy? Or did I get that wrong in Bible School? Maybe Jesus was really the Prince of Torture, Extraordinary Rendition, and Killing a Million People in a War Based on a Lie kind of guy.
Or maybe Reverend Huckabee you're not so much a Jesus-type Christian but more of an old testament guy like David, who slew ten thousand Philistines because they were uncircumcised, or Elisha who sent bears to rip forty-two children to shreds for teasing him because he was bald. Hoo-rah!
Or maybe you ought to spend more time brushing up on the New Testament, Reverend Huckabee, and less time with the Old Testament, and the hate speech of Beck, O'reilly, Limbaugh and Savage.


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Generally, when a group releases an instrumental and a vocal record simultaneously, it's the latter that is better appreciated by a larger number of fans. The instrumental selection may get occasional late-night play by a few aspiring DJs, but for the most part it rests untouched inside the case or the sleeve, all but forgotten. However, for production duo Blue Sky Black Death's debut, A Heap of Broken Images, it is the second disc, the one that features lyrical appearances from Jus Allah, Guru, and Virtuoso, among others, that runs the greater risk of being ignored. Not because it's a bad collection; it's just so greatly outshined by the instrumentals. Actually, the term instrumentals is a little deceptive. Kingston and Young God do include spoken vocal samples as well as live singing into their 12-song set, which, added to the guitars, pianos, trumpets, strings, woodwinds, and bass they mix with their drum loops and keyboards, create a fairly stunning effect. It's lush and harmonious, sprawling through different watery landscapes and ideas, yet there's a constant undercurrent of pain and isolation that pervades even the less ominous tracks. "Days Are Years" begins with vaguely cacophonous layers that spread out into guitar-led fluvial meanderings, finally ending in a quasi pop song with a "Leaving Las Vegas" bass and repeating vocal line; "Not Here," with its opening trumpet and piano riff, takes on a darker, more trip-hop feel, and though its jazzy break tries to convince its audience that perhaps there's a bit of light underneath the murky scum of the pond, as an empty drum loop and forlorn guitar finally bring it to a finish, the realization that the surface is actually very far away suddenly becomes quite clear. It's depressing, yet the music is so intriguing it's impossible to stop listenining and to stop looking. Because Blue Sky Black Death prove themselves quite adept at creating descriptive, unique environments on A Heap of Broken Images' first disc, the relative straightforwardness of the second is a little disappointing. Though "Floor Chalk" does use the guitars and keyboards that were so effective in disc one, basic eerie synthesized hip-hop arpeggios and hollow bass still take over and dominate the record. Perhaps these sparser production techniques were used so as not to overpower the MCs' voices, but everything ends up sounding predictable instead, and the strength of some of the lyrical performances (Rob Sonic and Mike Ladd's or Virtuoso's, for instance) isn't enough to compensate for what is lacking elsewhere. Disc two is completely adequate, but in comparison to Kingston and Young God's instrumentals, it falls short, and unfortunately depletes the overall power of what A Heap of Broken Images could collectively be and do. ~ Marisa Brown, Rovi


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I'm not mad at him, I just really think he could have worded things better. I am happy that he is proud of his work in this episode, I really am. I look forward to the positive response that he will get from this. I just…IDK. :/ Sorry for the wank.
What should he have said? He asked who was excited about the episode. He didn't say that this episode was going to be awesome, that everyone's going to be happy and it's a pile of giggles or rainbows.
He's excited. And he should be - it's exciting. As groundbreaking as people treated the Klaine first time, this is just as groundbreaking as that. And it's a hell of a lot more serious thing than gay sex on tv. It's an exciting thing.
And it's twitter. I mean, what kind of mournful tweet should he have sent in the place of that one? We get mad at him for staying silent, we get mad at him for being excited. It's frustrating.
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There ain't a thing quite like the electricity of a long-awaited trip. Maybe it's the Ments, maybe it's Mex way, maybe it's a month in the bosom, literally, of France. Whatevs, you'll pack weeks in advance and you'll overthink and you'll overpack.
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1. A serious novel. For the last doz years, I've always imagined serene midday siestas with face stuck in a Zola or Hugo or Cormack novel. An intellectual escape mixed with physical exertion. What balance! You want to know something? You won't touch that book-you've-always-meant-to-read. You'll surf twice, and thrice, a day and the in-between hours will be spent guffawing at youtube clips, picking at stubborn toenails and watching a loop of an old VHS cassette of Loose Change.
2. The gun. The miracle of modern surfing is it's possible to travel with one surfboard and ride anything from one to eight feet. That's seven-o you habitually travel with? The one you've spent thousands of airline charges on? The one you've never waxed? Two boards, max, and nothing over six-two.
3. Multiple trunks. Your gal, or your ma, washes and irons half a doz of your trunks for the trip. Everyone is excited for their little gladiator! But out there in there where the sun shines you'll wear the one pair – you'll sleep in 'em, you'll head into the local nightclub in em, you'll surf and hike and play ball in 'em, the cotton eventually reaching a climax of ecstatic stiffness by day 10.
4. Good shoes. A pair of slippers, max, unless you're having a swing at getting into biz class. No one wears shoes on a surf trip unless you've got an overnighter in Paris or London.
5. Morality. Oh, you're all piety now, tough guy, embracing your gal, writing morality checks no man can keep. But, out there, after two weeks in the dirt, you will become an animal. Your eyes will roll back into your head, your wallet will unsheathe itself, your tongue will wet, and you will do terrible things that will live with you until your dying breath. Savour it and don't moralise about it. And travel with pals who know how to keep what is, in the grand scheme of the universe, a harmless secret.


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Korean automaker, Kia, has been far more aggressive in expanding its company profile in the past couple of years and establishing itself as one of the most popular automakers in the world.
Now we're learning that Kia is set to venture into a whole new market after news broke that they have green-lighted the production of the Kia GT Concept sports car for 2013. We first saw the GT Concept at the 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show a few months ago and were left breathless at the car's cutting-edge design and significant - at least for Kia - performance numbers.
For the production GT Concept, Kia is looking at a comprehensive line-up that not only includes a sedan version, but also a two-door coupe variant and, quite possibly, even a station wagon.
What we do know is that the production GT will be made to provide the market a Korean alternative to many of the German automakers, particularly Audi and BMW . If you ever thought the day would come wherein Kia would be mentioned in the same sentence as those two German automakers, then your day has finally come.
As it stands, details on the production version of the GT Concept are still being kept under wraps. The concept we saw at Frankfurt carried a 3.3-liter turbocharged V6 engine with 390 horsepower so you can probably expect something along those lines.
Whatever the case may be, Kia's decision to push for the production of the concept shows without a tinge of doubt that they're ready to play with the Germans. And the best part is, they sure as heck aren't backing down.


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Female fighter pilots cut out from Return of the Jedi
Bit of fun Star Wars trivia… did you know there were originally four female rebels pilots in Return of the Jedi? Not just in the script stage… they were actually filmed for the climatic Battle of Endor. And then every single one of them was cut from the movie, making the rebel space force a sausagefest.
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