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Annie Kemp: "We refuse. I'll take the real victory"
Prof. Cligoris: "A logical, effective, common sense move, Annie Kemp. One which flies in the very face of the United Nations itself, a fundamentally symbolic organisation founded on the principles of high-minded rhetoric and empty gestures."
He has a point. My three months in Palestine have shown the value of international laws: Human Rights Law, which applies always and everywhere, as well as Humanitarian Law, which applies in conflict situations.
As part of the training here, a Swedish consultancy, 'Diakonia' took us EAs through some of the points of international law which apply in Israel/Palestine. I also spent a day on it in pre-training, and I've flicked through the Geneva Conventions in a bored moment at home in Yatta.
In the past couple of weeks, a variety of issues have come up which highlight how useless these laws are sometimes. During the conflict in Gaza, the use of human shields, the apparent targeting of civilian sites and attacks aimed at journalists' offices put both Hamas and the Israeli Defence Force on the wrong side of international law.
The decision by Mahmoud Abbas, president of the Palestinian Authority, to pursue recognition by the United Nations General Assembly for non-member observer state status has been declared contrary to the Oslo Accords by Israel. They have also, tenuously, argued that it is against the United Nations' own rules, claiming that the resolution implies that Israel does not have a right to exist. All members of the UN automatically acknowledge the existence of all other members, and by voting in favour of Palestine, Israel claims you are voting against it. Yet Israel itself came into being by precisely such a resolution.
Never has so many words been written about something that the writers claim will be meaningless, perhaps belying their true opinion on the matter. Palestine is now eligible to join UN agencies such as the International Criminal Court, from where it would be able to sue Israel for alleged violations of international law, in some case of which I could be a witness. To punish Palestine for this, Israel is going right on breaking international law, announcing plans to build 3,000 new homes for Israelis in the occupied East Jerusalem and West Bank, in an area known as E1. The three planned Jewish neighbourhoods would completely encircle the proposed Palestinian capital, Jerusalem, isolating it entirely from the rest of the country.
Such neighbourhoods are known as "Settlements", and are illegal under international law. But they are allowed to continue because the world doesn't really care. This video (from about 16:00) shows that people are quite candid about the fact they blatantly lie on the packaging. European countries have laws about consumer information, but they are not enforced.
However, Israel has done itself a disservice with the latest Settlement plans. Even if Israeli citizens reading their dailies can still convince themselves that it is the Palestinian side who refuses to come to the table for peace talks, it may be dawning on the rest of the world that in fact, Israel (and in particular, the Zionist Settler movement which holds enormous power in the government) is the main obstacle to peace with the Palestinians.
Everyone claims they want a two-state solution. The Palestinians have long accepted the right for Israel to exist. For the Jews, now a minority in the area controlled by the Israeli Defence Force, partition and two states is the only way to maintain the Jewish character of Israel. The world wants a solution, because peace between Israel and Palestine would assist in the solution to a huge range of other Middle Eastern problems.
In bowing to the only group who do not really want peace- the Zionist settlers who want Jewish sovereignty over the "Whole Land of Israel"- the government may have finally stepped over the line. The very idea that European countries might recall their Israeli ambassadors is evidence that things are finally starting to change.
I know of a small band of dogged protestors in Adelaide who regularly protest Dead Sea beauty products in Rundle Mall, Adelaide. These are settlement products, and illegal under international law. Most people (including me until recently) ignore them. But they have a point. Next time you walk past them, stop and ask for a flyer. You may be shocked at what we let happen on the other side of the world.
I work for the National Council of Churches as an Ecumenical Accompanier serving on the World Council of Churches' Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI). The views contained herein are personal to me and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer or the WCC. If you would like to publish the information contained here (including posting on a website), or distribute it further, please first contact my national co-ordinator (email@example.com) or the EAPPI Communications Officer (firstname.lastname@example.com) for permission. Thank you.
The South Hebron Hills is a pretty cruisey placement. We have a lot to do, but a lot of freedom in when and how to do it. The exception is checkpoint duty. In six of the seven EAPPI placements, we monitor checkpoints and agricultural gates in the so-called "Security Barrier" (and some not even in the barrier). We do this not only for us, but for partner organisations (including Machsom Watch, a group of Israeli women who do the same thing for the same reasons: machsomwatch.org/en) who use our statistics to make reports on the humanitarian situation. In the South Hebron Hills, we monitor the Meitar checkpoint Sundays and Thursdays from 4am-7am. There are many, many problems with the Wall, but that is a subject for another post. This post will concentrate on the checkpoint itself. Incidentally, 'machsom' means 'checkpoint' in both Arabic and Hebrew.
My day begins about 3am, when we (always pairs) get up to wake our driver. I get dressed in a sleepy haze, wash my face and drink a glass of water. The driver arrives about 3.20, and the journey to Meitar takes anywhere from 20-30 minutes, depending on whether we need to buy petrol and how crazy our driver is prepared to speed that day. When we get to the checkpoint, we get a coffee at the market:and take up our position in a space from which we can (sort of) see the three things that interest us: how many x-ray machines inside the checkpoint are operating at any one time, how many people pass through the corridor, and what the queue looks like both in terms of length and conditions. We are also in line to speak with people turned back from the checkpoint: Israel sometimes does this fairly arbitrarily, and it's important to keep track.
Meitar is one of the friendliest checkpoints in the West Bank. Although it's sneakily inside the 1948 Armistice Line, stealing a few acres of land from the Palestinians, it's practically a legitimate border crossing compared to one such as Checkpoint 300 in Bethlehem. The red circles indicate car parks: Palestinian-plated cars are forbidden from entering Israel. (This is subject of a future post, When Green Means Stop.) You can only get a permit to enter Israel by having a job, so people carpool to the crossing and then employers send cars to pick them up.
The green circle in the middle is the actual pedestrian crossing point; it's like a figure-8 with a shed for a queue, a short connecting corridor and then a shed for the three x-ray lines. Being a security installation, the GoogleMaps image is pretty blurry. (Something else you might notice is this checkpoint is a one-way valve. Israel is not at all concerned about what goes into the West Bank, only what comes out. The entire infrastructure of the checkpoint is facing one way, with the other direction quite simply a boom gate which sometimes is literally left up so the staff don't have to put it up and down all the time.)
The first point of interest is the number of gates open. This indicates the speed with which Palestinians can cross. If there's a large queue and only one gate, that would be a reason to call the Humanitarian Hotline, but it happens here rarely.
The next important thing is to count the raw numbers going through: men, women and children (though usually almost all men; they have jobs like olive harvester and construction labourer.) On a typical Sunday, over 3,000 people pass through over the 3 hours. The bit you can see it open is the sit gate for pedestrians returning to Palestine. It occasionally brings people who have attempted to enter Israel and been turned back. Our position here gives us a chance to speak with them about their problem.
If there is a prison visit planned, the Palestinian Red Crescent will bring several buses of women and children to drive to Israeli prisons where their relatives are incarcerated. These 'humanitarian visas' are valid from 7am, so while they rock up at 6.30, they cannot cross till after we've left. But the Red Crescent keeps an eye on that.
We aim to arrive before 4am, and check how many people are already waiting. Often it's none [see picture above]. A queue is a sign that people have no faith in an easy crossing, but Meitar is fairly reliable. If the gate is not open by 4.10am, we call the Humanitarian Hotline, actually an office in the headquarters of the Israeli Defence Force in Beit El, an illegal Settlement near Ramallah, requesting that they look into it. We keep calling every five minutes until it is opened. I've only had to call a couple of times, and it was opened almost immediately afterwards.
At least sometimes, we attempt to monitor how long the 30m journey from the queue in Palestine to a waiting minibus in Israel takes. (A rare opportunity to say "let's synchronise watches!") One of us walks through the vehicle checkpoint [that's the grey shed just above the "60" across the road heading south in the picture at the top of this post] having our vests x-rayed and papers checked, and then walks back towards the pedestrian exit on the Israeli side. Once in place, we call our partner and they begin handing out small cards with the time written on them. Having got through the checkpoint, people hand the card to the waiting partner, who notes the time.
At Meitar, this is typically 10-30 minutes. In other places it can be over an hour. The procedure can be difficult, however, as many Palestinians are afraid the security staff will see them co-operating with us and make it more difficult to get through. More than once cards are not returned.
At 7, we wake our driver (sometimes with a coffee from the stalls) and head back to Yatta for a nap before an afternoon of drinking tea in the villages. Yup. Life is pretty cruisey in Yatta. I like it.
If you're interested in reading about some of the other, less pleasant checkpoints on offer, I recommend some of my colleagues' blogs:
I work for the National Council of Churches as an Ecumenical Accompanier serving on the World Council of Churches' Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI). The views contained herein are personal to me and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer or the WCC. If you would like to publish the information contained here (including posting on a website), or distribute it further, please first contact Debra Porter (email@example.com) or the EAPPI Communications Officer (firstname.lastname@example.com) for permission. Thank you.
I know, right? This from an occupied people.
On this day in 1988, Palestine officially accepted the two state solution and explicitly endorsed the UN partition plan of 1947. The Palestinian Authority is a willing partner in peace, notwithstanding its lack of control in Gaza.
On this day of Operation Pillar of Defence, I hope that Israel will come to the table and use peace, not war, to end its troubles.
Not a pleasant sight at 7am.
In Australia, my next door neighbours are prevented from building a garage onto their house because it would violate a setback ordinance; the front of the house must be a certain distance from the street. They are a little peeved, but they accept the ruling of my council's planning committee. It is a committee for which they may or may not have voted, and for which they are eligible to stand.
In the West Bank, 85% of the land is under Israeli military control. This means that the Palestinians who live there are unable to participate in their planning processes. As a result, they have no say in the fact that virtually no building application is approved. Meanwhile, a solider was recently observed using his military vehicle to transport construction materials to an Israeli Outpost, illegal under even Israeli law. (All such Settlements are illegal under international law.) In the face of this discrimination, of course they will build 'illegal' structures: since 1967, when the Israeli Defence Force took control, there have been quite a few weddings and even more babies; all these people need to eat. Animal shelters and water cisterns make food production more efficient.
The fact that most Palestinian buildings have not been approved for construction is used by the Israeli Defence Force to justify their demolition: in 2011 it destroyed 622 structures. Since 1967, the figure stands at over 24,000 (some over and over again). As well as homes, animal shelters and water cisterns, classrooms and mosques are demolished. The pattern of demolitions suggests a grander plan to target the vulnerable and 'encourage' them to move away from their land of their own accord, saving Israel the dirty work of forced evacuations such as this week in the North Jordan Valley.
One example of a particularly brazen demolition was last Tuesday. I was woken up by my EAPPI colleague at 6am for the second day in a row. After an aborted attempt to demolish the school in Al Fakheit the day before, the IDF tried again. The target chosen was a beautiful house in Ad Deirat. The family of eleven lived on the ground floor and were nearly finished the addition of a second storey.
When we arrived at around 7am, the demolition was already well on its way (opening picture). The whole village had turned out to watch two enormous jackhammers needle their way through the house, making absolutely certain that no two besser blocks remained together.
On the rooves of houses above and below, crowds gathered to breathe in concrete dust as maybe fifteen (by turns bored and aggressive) soldiers keep people at a safe distance.
By 8am the house and everything that had been in it was a pile of rubble. But the army was not finished yet. For a bonus, a single bulldozer went up to the nearby village of Ar Rifa'iyya and demolished a small animal shelter. It had been 4x4m and had housed sheep, chickens and pigeons.
The owner's brother-in-law happened to be around, and tried to save the animals, but after opening the door the army made him get out. It is fortunate no sheep or birds died. Mitt Romney suggested that providence accounts for the different levels of economic development in Israel and Palestine. Yet this man wanted to build a proper shed for his sheep, with a concrete floor and an aviary for the birds. But when he received a demolition order two years ago, he didn't waste his money. This is how Israel has kept the Palestinians from developing their economy.
To top off a glorious morning defending Israel, the bulldozer and one pneumatic drill were transported by the army to Wadi al Jwaya, on the outskirts of Al Karmil (the Biblical Carmel). This one hit particularly close to home, as our driver's brother owned the house and cistern which was demolished. In the picture, another brother is filming it for Israeli peace group B'Tselem:
Their sister was in tears watching the footage and looking at the photos: she had helped construct the cistern.
The leader of Al Karmil village council (above) urged us to report the issue: as with most buildings in Area C, the house and cistern were built without permit. In due course they received a demolition order. To prevent demolition, the community drew up a master plan which included the house and cistern. The Israeli court froze the demolition order while the master plan was under consideration. That makes this demolition as illegal under Israeli law as the building it demolished.
So much for the rule of law here in the West Bank.
Two days later we returned to Ad Deirat to see how the family was getting along. The International Committee of the Red Cross (Red Crescent) had donated a tent. Since this photo was taken, it has rained more or less constantly. I hope that even the man and the son who slept there once have taken refuge from the weather with his wife and other children in a neighbouring house.
I work for the National Council of Churches as an Ecumenical Accompanier serving on the World Council of Churches' Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI). The views contained herein are personal to me and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer or the WCC. If you would like to publish the information contained here (including posting on a website), or distribute it further, please first contact my national co-ordinator (email@example.com) or the EAPPI Communications Officer (email@example.com) for permission. Thank you.
EAPPI is working with UNICEF to produce a report on access to education, a basic human right. Each of the seven placements submitted a short essay with photographs which will be published in due course. In the mean time, this is the contribution from the South Hebron Hills:
The EAPPI presence in the South Hebron Hills is very new, at just over one year old. Yet we are already an important part of the community here, becoming as well known as Operation Dove, an Italian NGO that EAPPI works with which has been here for ten years. Almost daily people in villages we visit express gratitude for our presence. In our travels, we have visited many schools. We often visit At Tuwani, which uniquely among villages in Area C of the West Bank has a master plan and is actually extending the school legally, building a second level. Yet this is the only place in the whole West Bank that violence by Settlers is so bad that Israeli soldiers have been ordered to escort children to school: those coming from the village of Tuba must pass between the notorious Settlement of Ma'on and its Outpost. We have reports, however, that the soldiers often arrive late (so the children, afraid to walk without them, are late for school) and that they often only go half way, leaving the children to run for it on the last leg into At Tuwani.
The school at Jinba, with a satellite location at Khirbet al Fakheit, is under constant threat of demolition because it is in the controversial Firing Zone 918 (part of Area C). EAPPI visited a family in Isfey al Fauqa- also in the Firing Zone- where mother Hana told us that her two children (Rami, 11 and Rawan, 7) leave at 6 am each morning to make it to school by 8. In the warm months, the heat makes the mountainous track difficult. When it rains, the muddy slopes become virtually impossible. The UN, with whom EAPPI has a close working relationship here, had offered to improve this road, but the Israeli authorities responsible for Area C did not allow it. Hana complained particularly that her children are frequently sick in winter, despite the scrupulous care she takes keeping her house and family clean.
The Jinba School only goes to the 7th grade. After that, children either drop out (the legal age to do so is 16) or attend a school in Yatta, the largest nearby city. This involves staying with relatives- who might not have the same care for their nephews' and nieces' academic achievement as parents would- or it would involve one parent moving with them, at great expense and disruption to the traditional family life people here still live. If the school were demolished, this would be the only solution for all families in the area.
One of EAPPI's principal concerns in the South Hebron Hills is the village of Susiya. It has enjoyed the luxury of having its own school since 1.10.2010. Despite having five classrooms, the four teachers have only been able to add the 5th grade by combining the 1st and 2nd grades. The history of the school has been stormy, quite literally. At first, the school was just some tents, and after the first three weeks a storm blew them away. With the help of international aid, a proper building has been gradually constructed, complete with windows and a roof. Still, the building is not able to keep out the oppressive heat, dampness or cold of the changing seasons.
Recently the school acquired three portable toilets – and on the same day the Israeli Defense Force delivered a demolition order for them. This was not a surprise to the Headmaster Mohammed Jaber Nawaja. The road leading to the school and the school building itself are under threat of demolition, despite the fact that the school is situated on land owned by the Palestinian Authority. UNICEF offered to supply a playground for the school but the Israeli authorities refused to allow it. Any investments in the school are bound to be futile; the bulldozers could be there any day.
The school does not have enough teachers, books or supplies for the 37 students. In fact, the Palestinian Authority has had trouble paying the four teachers and headmaster their salaries. It shouldn't have to. According to the IV Geneva Convention, Israel (which has complete control of Area C, where the school is located) has an obligation to provide for the daily needs of the civilian population, including education. About 800 meters from the school is the illegal Israeli settlement of Suseya. This school has running water, mains electricity, a basketball court, an irrigated oval and a swimming pool, things that Palestinian children can only dream about. [For comparison, Susiya School is in the black rectangle, upper left.]
The 500 meter long hand-built (the IDF would not allow machinery into the area) access road leading to the school may seem short enough but for the small children it is not. The heat of summer is hard enough, but it is the cold and rainy winter days that transform the road into a muddy and slippery challenge. In addition, the children need to contend with aggressive settlers, who threaten them with large dogs, use foul and often sexual language, and sometimes even throw stones at them.
Diana is in 2nd grade in Susiya School. Her favorite subject is English. She likes school but she says that the 30-minute walk there is too long. She doesn't want to walk to school alone for the fear of the settlers and their dogs. One time the army stopped her and ordered her to go home. This was really scary for her. Now she walks to school with her uncle who provides the necessary protection for her and her cousins who go to the same school.
Teachers face problems, too. Not only is their salary uncertain, but they have also been harassed by the settlers. Despite having documentation that they work there, the army has detained them on the road leading to the school.
Diana's mother says that she is really worried about the situation of the school. If it is demolished, the children have no other place to go. Her other children go to school in Yatta with a small school bus which is already overcrowded and cannot take additional children. Distance, harassment and aggression from settlers and the military makes walking impossible.
Headmaster Nawaja poses proudly in front of his school. There's a mural on the wall that says "Peace" in Arabic, Hebrew and English. He says that even though the students come from a village that has been demolished, and despite the fact that many of the children have seen their parents being harassed, their job in Susiya School is to teach the children respect for other people, whoever they may be.
Another key focus for EAPPI is the Imneizil School. This school is somewhat of a success story for us. In mid-2011, when EAPPI here was brand new, the school came under serious threat of demolition. It was an urgent action appeal instigated by EAPPI in Yatta which brought 20 journalists from around the world to the village, putting pressure on the Israeli authorities not to knock down Spanish-funded solar panels which supply not only the school but the whole village with electricity.
The village itself is about 1,500 m from the Green Line, yet Israel's Barrier goes right behind it, forming the school's back fence. The school was built in 1993, with a new wing and toilets added in 2009. This is a good thing, because the 120 children- boys and girls- are squeezed into tiny classrooms. A former kitchenette now serves as the 4th grade classroom. Although the threat of demolition has receded, in theory it could still happen at any moment.
In an interview with the headmaster, EAPPI was told of two major disruptions to schooling at Imneizil. The first is a roadblock which turns a ten-minute drive from As Samu', where many teachers live, into a 40-minute commute via Yatta and Susiya, where the roads are windier and of poorer quality. The second is the electricity situation. As though on cue, a computer in the room beeps the restart tone: a sure sign of a brief power cut. The solar array needs work, but electrical engineers are not cheap. As a consequence, there is no cooling fitted to any classroom, despite the summer heat, and the school's only gas heater is ineffectual against the winter cold even in a small room.
Following the interview with the headmaster, EAPPI make a small tour of the school. We are proudly shown the 10th class, which in this period is studying technology. A cruel irony that the only computer in the whole school is in the headmaster's office. The 8th class is doing sports, playing volleyball in the school's courtyard. The 16 boys switch out regularly, because there is only one ball, and anyway space for only one net. One can only imagine how this small area of asphalt must have looked at break time. The girls are sitting to the side, they had their turn earlier. In a small room immediately off the courtyard, with the volleyballers' shouts still distractingly audible, the 5th class is learning English.
The visit today had been timed to co-incide with the end of school. EAPPI regularly monitors the Beit Yatir checkpoint, because around 20 students of Imneizil School live in A Seefer, a village in the Seam Zone between the Green Line and the Barrier. In order to get from one Palestinian village to another, they must pass through this checkpoint.
Twice a week, we accompany the students on their way home, into the Seam Zone. The routine is simple. First, the children all gather at the boom gate. Soldiers prioritize Israeli traffic, so if cars with yellow plates drive up, the children must wait. While we are there, the soldiers are seen to be kind to the children- they know their names, speak Arabic with them, and on one occasion gave one a can of Fanta. However, the family reports that when we have not been there, the children occasionally wait up to an hour for no apparent reason.
Once they are gathered, their papers are taken from them and they walk to a mobile office a short distance away. Inside, the children's school bags are scanned (and to be sure, searched) and the children walk through a metal detector. They wait in a covered area outside while a soldier disappears into an office for a bit with the papers. When this soldier returns, the papers are handed back and the children go on their way. We have timed this at anywhere from eight to fifteen minutes, not including the walk from school to the checkpoint and then from checkpoint to home- maybe an additional half hour. A bus would be unthinkable because of the difficulty getting Israeli licenses to be allowed to cross the checkpoint.
In conversation with the family, whom we have visited a few times, they stress that although problems in the morning are less frequent, they are more important because each minute is lost class time. As it is, the children are occasionally late. In the afternoon, they may be too tired or stressed to concentrate on school work, preferring to nap or play.
We here at EAPPI South Hebron Hills are proud to be part of the accompaniment programme, and encouraged by those who tell us that we have made a material difference to their quality of life. Working with local partners like Rabbis for Human Rights and Ta'ayush, we believe that reporting on violence by Settlers, helping to prevent it with protective presence, and advocating on behalf of those without a voice is a meaningful contribution to the resolution of this conflict.
I work for the National Council of Churches as an Ecumenical Accompanier serving on the World Council of Churches' Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI). The views contained herein are personal to me and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer or the WCC. If you would like to publish the information contained here (including posting on a website), or distribute it further, please first contact my national co-ordinator (firstname.lastname@example.com) or the EAPPI Communications Officer (email@example.com) for permission. Thank you.
Of course, everyone knows that all generalisations are bad. This beautiful person, Eid Suleiman, described as a 'philosopher', is breaking down the stereotype that all Arabs are terrorists, one film festival at a time. The film below recently won the Short Documentary award at the EuroArab Film Festival in Santiago, Spain.
I urge you to watch this touching 8-minute film.


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Last night, I had to buy petrol at a motorway service station - Exeter on the M5 - and ordinary unleaded cost me 146.7p per liter which is 16p more than our local. I bought just enough to get me home. The only good part is that I didn't have to walk!
Is this the most expensive petrol in the UK?
I think there's one in Chelsea which is loads and loads... saw a photo of someone filling up a Veyron and the price was many hundreds....
ullapool scotland a couple weeks ago 147 i decided time come home
it's worth having a look here before you set out
I have been supporting Fair Fuel UK, by signing up to their news letter, following and sharing them on Facebook and sending their template emails to my MP. It all helps keep the pressure on.
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I accept that many things will be more expensive in the remote Highlands and Islands because the transport costs must be horrendous: but Exeter?
what is noticeable down here is how it varies with location:
- Christchurch £1.30
- A31 trunk road 5 miles aways £1.32
- M27 Motorway about 14 miles away £1.34
- M25 closer to London £1.40
As it all probably comes from the same depot (I know the first 3 do) and were the same OilCo one can only put it down to "Market Forces" ie: screw the poor bloddy driver for every penny you can!
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Horoscope: June 1 - 7
Get like-minded individuals together or attend meetings. Compare ideas with family or those who have similar ambitions. Decide on plans or projects that most can get behind. Share responsibility in an agreeable way for easy advantage. Those with ulterior motives will drop away. The heart of the matter is a deciding factor for some; keep it above board. Invest in new equipment if it will enhance production. Have everything in place by the weekend as Mercury goes retrograde on Saturday causing stalls, reversals or glitches. Drive carefully. Have repairs done. This lasts for three weeks.
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Heather Zais reveals this week's astrological forecast.
- Aries - Private arrangements affect moves in personal or business areas. It works out alright.
- Taurus - Financial dealings or settlements can be a relief once completed. Stay the course.
- Gemini - Your charming manner makes you the leader of the pack in personal or business.
- Cancer - Great efforts behind the scenes affect your status or reputation. Emotions are touchy.
- Leo - Your mind is sharp and you present plans in a very direct manner. Keep details clear.
- Virgo - Papers or documents bring you added gain. Follow the paper trail to the end result.
- Libra - Be willing to shoulder responsibility that others don't want. It will make you look good.
- Scorpio - Your firm stand behind the scenes will have an influence on other's decisions now.
- Sagittarius - Involvement with powerful associates is beneficial to all. Some details are private.
- Capricorn - Your knowledge or expertise is worth more than you think. Strike a good bargain.
- Aquarius - Your world opens up. Opportunities to travel could see some expenses covered.
- Pisces - You are able to steer plans or projects to a successful conclusion. Guard the details.
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Monica, italian.
Alexander Skarsgård ruined my life and nothing hurts.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- The city of Louisville has grown in population for the next few days. The national FFA Convention is now underway with 60,000 students packing the Kentucky Expo Center this week.
Those students were treated to a welcome from Rick Pitino at their opening ceremony and a Dierks Bently concert. Just one of the ways Louisville is rolling out the blue corduroy carpet for a group that's filling about 135 area hotels bringing about $40 million to the city.
FFA in the past stood for Future Farmers of America, and a passion for agriculture is still what draws many of the tens of thousands of students to their national convention each year.
However, the group now goes just by the initials since the program has expanded to include more than traditional agricultural careers.
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I'd laugh if you died from alcohol poisoning. I'm not kidding. I'd laugh.
I really don't want to get out of bed.
Well, sometimes you have to do things that you don't want to… like brushing your hair..
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Anime Next 2014 in Somerset, New Jersey, spotted some terrific weather. It was almost nicer outdoors than indoors because the air conditioning was having problems on Saturday at the Doubletree Hotel, where many of the panels were hosted. The cosplayers are all outside anyway, large patches of landscaped lawn make shooting a little easier under the sun, as long as you can navigate the shadows from the trees.
With the World Cosplay Summit qualifier, Anime Next is moving up in some ways, and the cosplay reflect that. There are quite a few good ones, plus as a very good indicator of what's going to be out there at the big summer cons this year. Yeah I'm looking at you, Levi and Ryuuko. The gallery is just over there, you know what to do.view full story + comments
Anime North 2014 is one huge con this year, and the convention's parking lot proved to be a nice gathering place for all kinds of cosplayers. The sun beat down hard during Saturday's prime hours, but many persevered nonethele...
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Over the weekend, midwest's cosplayers marched out en force at Anime Central 2014. Let's take a look after the jump.
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Atlus has gone and done it.
In one fell swoop, they went and announced that Persona 5 (PS3), Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth (3DS), Persona 4: Dancing all Night (Vita), and Persona 4 Arena Ultimax (PS3/360) will all be getting English language releases in North America. None of this is particularly surprising, but I know a whole lot of people have been waiting for this news. Are you happy now?
Persona 5 and Dancing All Night are currently scheduled to cross the ocean sometime in 2015,while Persona Q and Arena Ultimax will be hitting this fall. Some of these dates are a little bit far out, but I don't think anyone was expecting all of these games to hit in 2014.
For those of you not in the know, Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth is a crossover featuring the cast of both P3 and P4, done up in the style of Atlus' Etrian Odyssey games. Dungeon exploring, first person battles, and a huge pool of playable characters are the order of the day here. Persona 4: Dancing All Night is a rhythm game in which Narukami, the protagonist of P4, dances to some chill beats in order to fell some Shadows. It's being co-developed by Dingo, the developers of the first Hatsune Miku Project Diva game. Persona 4 Arena Climax is the sequel to Arena, a 2D fighting game designed by Arc System Works.
Last but certainly not least is Persona 5, the big one. Details are still thin, but its comforting to see Atlus finally talking about it out in the open.
Atlus sent us a whole bunch of screenshots and trailers for the games, so feel free to check those out below and bask in all the glory.
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Utena Tenjou, the Revolutionary Girl, turns 17 today! And all these years later, she still inspires some beautiful artwork of which I've chosen a modest sample to share with you. Well, to be precise, a sample of 17 images since that's the magic number.
I'm actually pretty happy with this batch, not just because it's Utena and she's awesome, but also because of the variety in art styles present. It's a real delight, so please enjoy the gallery below! Here's the full list of credits:view full story + comments
Today, December 27th, the Kagamine twins Rin and Len turn six years old. Though they're perpetually 14, there's always a steady flow of art, new costumes, and updated music for all members of the Vocaloid world, so let's enjoy some of it in the gallery below!
Rin and Len happen to be my favorite Vocaloid characters, and I happen to own a fair amount of figures of the two (including the ones in the header, which were photographed by me), so it was tough narrowing down all the great artwork out there to just a handful for this post. I opted to feature art that was created recently (within the last six months) in order to really cut things down. It helped.
Full credits for each image featured:view full story + comments
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Well, if your employer is paying for it, I'm not certain why you're upset. "Free" is hard to argue with, even if the quality isn't there. I hear ya on the vocoders, though in my experience (12+ years as a VZW customer) it's oftentimes the phones themselves. This is my own perspective, and yours may differ, but I've noted that Motorola phones sound the best, even when set to the same vocoder as other models. Most phones will let you tweak the vocoder, it's just a matter of figuring out the service/programming code.I switched to a Samsung phone a few months ago, mainly because I grew tired of Motorola's locked bootloader nonsense, and while I really enjoy the Samsung for ease of hacking/programming (currently running cyanogenmod and loving it), it's no where near as good as any of the Motorola phones I've owned in the voice quality/reception department. Voice calls are muddled, regardless of bluetooth use or not (ruling out the microphone/speaker in the phone), and the phone drops calls in areas where my Motorola phones had no issue maintaining a connection.The best voice quality I ever had on a cell phone was when I experimented with T-Mobile and had a Motorola V195s. T-Mobile was all GSM back then, didn't use half-rate, and the call quality was out of this world. Not quite as good as a POTS line, but damn near, and way better than any other wireless provider I've used.The Facetime block is nonsense, I'll concur with you. Games like this are the reason why I'll never do business with AT&T. They have just as much arrogance as Verizon, but at least Verizon has a reason to be arrogant. AT&T's network is nowhere near as good as Verizon's, yet their chutzpah is unrivaled.
Small clarification, employer pays for my phone, but I pay for my wife's.I've got essentially unlimited minutes, but she's got to watch her minutes.Now it's true that if we had decent coverage in the house and didn't have the microcell that she'd be using those minutes anyway. My gripe is that I get no credit for AT&T's use of my Internet connection when the Microcell is in the line.


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Hello there! As I promised – the virtual photo tour to Azerbaijan is here! Here you will see places, faces, get a glimpse of the local culture, the nature, food and many more. I took some of the pictures with my camera, while others (not of the best quality) with my phone. Some pictures took a few minutes to take, […]READ MORE →
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Tea from a samovar enjoyed in the region of Ismayilli, Azerbaijan. After 3 years, I am finally back in Azerbaijan. I've been here for about a month already, staying in Baku with my family. The first couple of weeks were spent on a jetlag recovery, then I resumed my work on the book design and all things book related. Most […]READ MORE →


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Trey Woods of App Marketer
- Trey Woods is a scammer. It's sad that there are people like him who make a business out of fooling others. This was a client I've worked with in the past. I really didn't want to share my experience but he scammed someone I know as well and it is only right to warn other contractors to not work for the likes of him. He constantly changes his profile photos and in his skype profile, he doesn't show his photo. This is his Linkedin profile, http://www.Linkedin.Com/in/treywoods. He has changed his photo for the nth time. He has no credibility. Don't even think of doing business with this phony!
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Auto Disk Inc. is a Fake and Scam
- Lora Kent interviewed me on yahoo messenger after she texted me on my number. Then after the interview they said they want to send me a check to buy equipment. But wait the company's name is "Auto Disk Inc." How come I received the check $2650.90 from another company "Bemis company" ??? Big question mark.. And which company sends you money without knowing anything about you, without making sure if you are a good person or not ? Did you ask yourself this question ?? By the way her email is firstname.lastname@example.com And the phone number that texted me is: +1 609 309 6255. Be aware guys don't be stupid and in a rush... It's all fake.
- —Guest Anonymous
Great America, Inc Scam
- On Feb 8, 2014, at 3:24 PM, "Information_" wrote: Dear candidate, Would you like to work as an P.A (Part Time) for US500 per assignment? Our Company is looking for an Organized, motivated, and proactive individual to fill the Assistant position. The individual in this role will be responsible for providing seamless personal support for a busy, high-profile executive. conserves executive's time by maintaining calendars; arranging for activities and services; keeping information confidential. Give me your information for register : 1. Name : 2. Genders & Ages : 3 Physical A_ddress : 4. Citys / States / Countrys :5. Zip Codes : 6. Phones : 7. O.c.c.u.p.a.t.i.o.n : Thank you for participation. Your response would be greatly appreciated. Best Regards, PA Manager. Great america,Inc @2014
- —Guest Grinzz79
National Retail Systems, Inc Scam
- "I got your resume and it has been reviewed by Human Resources. I am happy to inform you that after close consideration with your resume, you have been accepted and given provision appointment. About US: National Retail Systems, Inc., referred to as NRS, has developed a network of companies that have been driving supply chain solutions since 1953, NRS - National Retail Systems, Inc. provides logistics solutions for the world's leading retailers & manufacturers. About The Job: I'm looking for someone that can be trusted and reliable to work very well with good understanding. This position Starts as a flexible part time position to a full time office position after 3 months, your activities amongst other things will include; Running personal errands, supervisions and monitoring. Scheduling program's, flights and keeping me up to date with them. Acting as an alternative telephone correspondence while I'm away. Making regular contacts and drop-offs on my behalf. Starts with a Basic wage of $500 Weekly, I'm sure you'll understand i tend to have a very busy schedule at this point as i am presently Out of Town on a business trip, i will be back in three Weeks. We will set up a formal interview as soon as i am back in the states to sign the necessary documents (W-2). I have been checking my files and I'll need you to run some errands for me Next week, i will get you more information on that. I will also have some funds sent to you to carry out the assignments as well as your weekly salary. There is also a very sensitive issue on trust and accountability which I believe will resolve itself as time goes on. This is only an introductory e-mail, as time goes on we should be able to arrange a proper meeting to get things started officially...I would like you to respond back to this email if you are ready to start then i will correspond back to you with the next steps and tasks. Thanks in anticipation of your prompt response. John Tabor Independent Director National Retail Systems, Inc"
- —Guest Second Mouse
email@example.com Scam
- "We are delighted to offer you employment as Financial Support Agent We have found your CV at totaljobs.com. The salary for position offered is 1,500 GBP per month. The standard group benefit plans and fringe benefits will be covered. The job details will be provided to you with return e-mail. Your working timetable will be Monday through Friday for 2-3 hours a day. Trial period - 30 working days from the day you apply. Please report to HR Department at email@example.com if you agree to the specified terms and conditions. Respectfully, Miss A. Roberts Recruitment Manager"
- —Guest Matt
Legal & General PLC Scam
- "We have received your resume from jobsite.co.uk. I have pleasure in writing to offer you the post of F.S. Agent with LEGAL & GENERAL GROUP PLC. Starting salary is 27,000+ on an annual basis, plus commission. Benefits: health, life, disability and dental insurance coverage are available after successful completion of 30 days of probationary period..."
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Secretary Assistant Candidate
- "Your resume has been reviewed due to the Job Ad you responded to on www.indeed.com and the Human Resources of the company has decided to give you a chance to proceed to the next employment process, you have been considered and scheduled for an online interview to discuss more about the position offered. You are required to set up a yahoo mail (www.yahoomail.com) and download yahoo messenger (http://messenger.yahoo.com). After this process, you are to add Ms Antoinette Glover Yahoo IM, her yahoo ID is (antoinette_009) to your yahoo buddy list ASAP for the job briefing and comprehensive details.She will be online waiting to talk to you ASAP. If you have any problem in setting up the Yahoo messenger icon you can email her on (firstname.lastname@example.com) I wish you the best of luck! Interview Venue: Online Via Yahoo Instant Messenger Interview Schedule: ASAP. Benefits: Health, Dental, Life and AD&D Insurance, Employee Wellness and 401k plans.Paid Time Off" ...it goes on and on.
- —thunsick
SMART LTD FSA Position with IT
- "If you have some free time in the morning and looking for a part-time job from home, we have a perfect job for you. We have found your CV at jobsite.co.uk. Reliable Internet connection at home and you can make money from anywhere in UK. NO experience is required a training from the financial professionals will be provided. Requirements are: candidate must be over 18 y.o. and have the residency of UK, phone and e-mail availability, good computer skills and Internet access. Earn 1500.00 pounds per month from home. Real home jobs offered by real employers. There is considerable potential to grow with the company and develop both career skills and experience in a friendly, enthusiastic environment. For further info please contact William Radford at email@example.com. Respectfully, William Radford Recruitment Manager"
- —Guest MY
Maeda & Co. LTD Scam
- They got my phone number from my resume and texted me for a online interview using yahoo id.
- —Guest dee
Request an Interview and My SSN
- After a phone interview by a guy with thick Asian Indian accent, they sent a form for me to fill out, including items like my Social Security Number. I left that blank and sent the form back. Never got any response.
- —Guest Ravi
FS Agent Scam
- "Are you ambitious and highly motivated? Are you looking for suitable working schedule with stable income? Want to make a change in your life? Or just need an extra money? If you can answer YES to any of the above questions then please read the following: We are a fast-growing outsourcing global organization looking for self-motivated and ambitious employees to join our company. We are glad to present you a new home-based position of FS Agent. No experience is obligatory, full training is given. This position DOESN'T involve cold calling and you don't have to invest funds to get started. Main Job Requirements: - Minimum 18 y.o; - Availability 2 - 3 hours a day (preferably in the morning); - reliable Internet access; - No degree needed however basic computer skills are required. Salary and Benefits: * Guarantied base salary and commission. * Great bonus system. * Paid vacation. * Health and Dental care. * A possibility to becoming a permanent member of staff..."
- —Guest ulittle
UK Part Time Job Scam
- "How are you We are delighted to formally offer you an employment to work with us in our Company. We have found your CV at jobsite.co.uk. The salary for position offered is 1500.00 GBP per month. The standard group benefit plans and fringe benefits will be covered. The job details will be provided to you with return e-mail. Your working timetable will be Monday through Friday for 2-3 hours a day. Trial period - 30 working days from the day you apply. Please report to Human Resource Department at email@example.com if you agree to the specified terms and conditions. Thanks, Emma Brown Recruitment Adviser"
- —Guest LGJ
graysontechconsult.com PA Scam
- " I received your resume in response to my recent job posting on CareerBuilder for the position of PERSONAL ASSISTANT.Basic salary $1,000 weekly / $4,000 monthly without taxes. Direct mobile number: (647) 781 5935 Company website: http://www.graysontechconsult.com/" He sent me a certified check for $5,420 to set up the office. Check was bogus. He asked for $1000 then $500.
- —pcobbins
Mr Glen Evans FS Agent Scam
- "After initial examination of your qualifications & skills we believe that you might be a good fit for a Position with our Enterprise. If you are interested in getting new experience, starting a new exciting career or simply increasing your income, we would be pleased to take you on. Presently, we are seeking to fill a half-day FS Agent Position. The Company provides one month paid training period. During your first month you receive unlimited on-line training and support. A personal supervisor will be assigned to assist you during your training. At the end of the probationary period, the personal supervisor will be making the final decision whether or not to extend a permanent offer for you. Your training period results are critical to your success, so please take it seriously. Your salary during the probationary period will be GBP 1,500 per month plus 8% commission from each transaction completed. Your total income could easily be about GBP 2,800 per month...."
- —Guest Glen Evans
everyjobforme.com scam
- While attempting to find the online application for Best Buy directly from Google search, a Google-sponsored advertisement showcased the website www.everyjobforme.com. Supposedly, the website is something like Monster.com, where it helps you upload a personal resume and search available jobs in a given area. In reality, all the site does is give you so-called furthering education offers (all of which are just scams themselves), and uses random, unheard of search engines to compile a very thin list of possible job listings in an area that might not even be close to the one you're looking for. Do not use www.everyjobforme.com, despite the fact that it has high reviews on scam review websites.
- —Guest Cory


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Apple iPad 3 WiFi Antenna Flex Cable
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