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'Beautiful Resistance': Palestine Youth Theatre to visit UK
From August – September, 14 young performers from the Alrowwad Centre for Culture & Arts in Bethlehem's Aida refugee camp will be touring the UK.
The tour will include Edinburgh and Greenbelt Arts Festival, London, Bristol, Leeds and Derby.
Organiser Abdelfattah Abusrour says: " As Palestinian refugees, we don't have the luxury of despair. We choose Beautiful Resistance … We need to provoke miracles to happen."
Lords debate plight of Palestinian children
On 21 July the House of Lords held a two and a half hour debate on 'the conditions in which Palestinian children are living and the impact on their health and wellbeing.'
Lord Warner, who initiated the debate, talked of "the appalling conditions under which Palestine's children are living in both the blockaded collective prison of Gaza and the 50-year military occupation in the West Bank and east Jerusalem". He spoke at length of the plight of Palestinian children in Israeli jails, and of the physical and mental trauma suffered by children after the repeated military invasions of Gaza, and of house demolitions and settler violence in the West Bank.
When, he asked was the government "going to start challenging the Israeli Government over their daily breaches of international law, especially the Fourth Geneva Convention?"
The full debate can be viewed or read online.
Palestinian Children Under Threat:
Speaking Tour 13th-21st July 2016
Speaking Tour by Ayed Abu Eqtaish from Defence of Children International
The deteriorating conditions for children under Israeli occupation in Palestine have been a cause of growing concern for human rights groups in Palestine and in the international community. Defence of Children International (DCI) is playing a crucial role in monitoring human rights abuses against Palestinian children and advocating for their protection. There are now over 400 Palestinian children under Israeli military detention, some imprisoned without trial and some sentenced by draconian military courts.
Action 4 Palestinian Children is sponsoring a visit to the UK by Ayed Abu Eqtaish, Accountability Program Director for DCI-Palestine, to speak about the current situation with key stakeholders including politicians, unions and civil society organisations. He will also tour the country, speaking at public meetings in Brighton, London, Bradford, Glasgow and Newcastle.
Ayed Abu Eqtaish has worked for DCI since 2000. His work focuses on child detention, documentation and both local and international advocacy for cases involving the ill treatment and torture of children.
His visit is particularly timely as it preludes a debate on 21st July at the House of Lords moved by Lord Warner on the conditions in which Palestinian children are living and the impact on their health and wellbeing.
You can come and listen to Ayed talk at the following venues:
Brighton: Wednesday 13th July 7.30pm
The Synergy Centre, West Street Brighton, BN1 2RA
Hosted by Brighton PSC Info here
London: Thursday 14th July 6.30pm
SOAS Room KLT, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London, WC1H OXG
Hosted by SOAS Palestine Society Info and tickets here
Bradford: Monday 18th July 7.00pm
St Mary and St Monica's church, Cottingley, Bingley BD16 1SA
Newcastle: Tuesday 19th July 7.00pm
Broadcare House, Market Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6HQ
Hosted by Newcastle PSC Further Info here
Glasgow: Wednesday 20th July 7.00 pm
The Clubroom, Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA), 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3JD
Girls and boys enjoy football tournament in Ramallah!
Young footballers travelled from all over the West Bank earlier in the year for a tournament organised by Sports for Life Palestine organiser Tamara Awartani. The initiative brought together children from towns, villages and refugee camps. Awartani commented, "They are given the opportunity to play football competitively and see a different part of the West Bank, in an effort to overcome growing social fragmentation."
Nationally there are huge barriers facing players as Israel often prevents them leaving. In addition, they are unable to host teams from other countries so forfeit the home advantage.
Some say that there are additional problems for girls and women as football is seen as a men's game, but one young player in the tournament , Amar, from Balata refugee camp in Nablus, challenges this, saying she has plenty of opportunity to play. Her skills as shown on the video certainly support this!
Click here to watch the video
Palestinian boy, 15, killed by Israeli forces
On 21 June 15 year-old Mahmoud Raafat Badran was shot dead near an illegal Israeli settlement on the West Bank, and four other teenagers seriously wounded.
Youths had been throwing stones and Molotive coktails at settler vehicles, but Mahmoud was an innocent bystander, it was later admitted by Israeli authorities. His body has not yet been released ot the family.
Since October 220 Palestinians have been killed by settlers or Israeli forces in the Occupied Territories.
Jo Cox, a strong supporter of Palestinian rights, mourned by the people of Palestine
Jo Cox often spoke out against Israel's policies, especially in relation to Palestinian children in Israeli jails, saying 'Palestinian children are not subject to the rule of law'.
Dr. Hanan Ashrawi of the PLO said that the people of Palestine mourn the loss of 'Palestine's dear friend and peace and justice activist.' She called the murdered MP 'a passionate, courageous leader and human rights defender who tirelessly advocated for various causes, including the plight of Syrian refugees, Palestinian child prisoners and an end to the illegal blockade on Gaza.'
Nakba: then and now
Day school Saturday 14th May NUT HQ
A4PC is pleased to be taking part in this event organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. It was originally part of the speaking tour arranged for Manal Tamimi, one of the leaders of the village civil resistance movement. Sadly, Manal was not granted a visa and will be unable to tour the UK. However, many of the dates are going ahead with alternative speakers including Mahmoud Zawahra.
This event is part of the week-long activities to commemorate the Nakba, the dispossession of the Palestinians in 1948.
Full details of all events here
Action for Palestinian Children will be running a workshop at the Nakba Day School on May 14th
For more information please visit-
Palestinian Child Prisoners – UK Government must act
Israel cancels the return visit by the UK legal delegation to check on treatment of child prisoners
Following the cancellation, for a second time, of a visit by a team of high-ranking UK lawyers to check on progress in the treatment of Palestinian children detained in the military court system, we need to redouble our efforts to demand action from our government on the blatant human rights abuses which were documented in the original Children in Military Custody report (2012). The 40 recommendations made were echoed by the later UNICEF report and make it clear that Israel is in breach of international law and human rights agreements.
Tobias Ellwood MP, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs expressed "strong disappointment" at the cancellation of the return visit butthis response does not adequately reflect the seriousness of this development or recognise the absolute contempt Israel has shown the UK government and its people.
All evidence from those on the ground strongly suggest that there has been little improvement in the situation with much being worse. Defence of the Child International Palestine reported last week that Israel was increasingly using administrative detention orders against children. Administrative detention is a procedure whereby a person is detained without charge or trial, by order of a military commander or other government officials, often renewable indefinitely.
For more on the treatment of children by the Israeli military authorities see
Defence of the Child International Palestine
We will be working with other campaigners to publicise this shameful decision and to increase the pressure on our government to hold the Israeli authorities to account. Watch this space.
Moving Freely: Young Palestinians speak out
As part of a project between Edukid and teaching unions in Palestine and the UK, young Palestinians are being given a chance to talk about their lives.
The Askar Refugee Camp, talk about their lives and teach the Dabke dance – a traditional Palestinian dance. They explain why the Dabke means so much to them.
The accompanying teaching resources are linked to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and are suitable for use with students from Year 5-Year 13. These films would also be suitable for use at public meetings.
The second film, Just Like Us, filmed at a high school in Nazareth, Israel, is a fabulous chance to meet Palestinian teens and hear their views on life, their aspirations and their thoughts on the obstacles that face them. The film is 15 minutes long and features music from DAM-RAP and others. It is insightful and uplifting and would go down well at any meeting on Palestine. Click here to watch it.
Palestinian Children targeted at home, school and at play
Hares Teens sentenced to 15 years in prison
News that the Hares Boys have been sentenced to 15 years in prison once again exposes the unjust and inhumane Israeli military court system. The evidence against the boys in this case is utterly flawed and is a clear travesty of justice.
Read more here
Hundreds of Palestinian children are routinely arrested and detained by the Israeli authorities. In recent months, the numbers of young people targeted, detained and imprisoned has increased.
Military Court Watch reported that in December 407 children were held in military detention – an increase of 33% with 56% held inside Israel in violation of Geneva IV and Rome Statute;
Sarah Champion MP sponsored a parliamentary debate on this issue on 6th January. In particular, she raised concerns about the illegal transfer of detainees in to Israel which is in breach of international human rights law, and called for legal action against 'war criminals' who are party to it.
"The transfer of detainees en masse from occupied territory is a stand-alone issue, because it is a war crime. It is not contingent on the presence or absence of peace talks. It should not be contingent on one political view or another. After nearly half a century, it requires decisive action in accordance with our international legal obligations. The fourth Geneva convention makes it clear that the UK has a positive legal obligation to search for persons accused of committing grave breaches of the convention, regardless of their nationality, and to ensure that if such persons enter the UK, they are arrested and prosecuted with all speed. That is why I recommend that in order to begin to fulfil our legal obligations, we must establish and maintain a watch list of all known war crime suspects, whoever they may be. We should know, at all times, who is coming into this country, whether we need to be concerned and what action we are legally obliged to take. As a nation, we must send a strong message that we will no longer tolerate the commission of war crimes on such an industrial scale, and that we are a people who honour our commitments."
Foreign Office Minister, Tobias Ellwood MP, asserted" the British government remains concerned by the treatment of Palestinian children detained in Israeli prisons". He also confirmed the Foreign Office is funding a return visit by the UK legal delegation which wrote the 2012 Children in Military Custody report. That report made 40 recommendations which were very similar to the subsequent recommendations made by the 2013 UNICEF report
Read a report of the debate by Lawyers for Palestinian Human Rights here
Read a Palestine Solidarity Campaign report of this debate and subsequent questions in the House here
Read about children kept under house arrest for months https://electronicintifada.net/content/when-israel-turns-houses-jails/15486
November 2015
Distressing footage has been leaked of the interrogation of Ahmed Manasrah, the 13 year old boy whose callous treatment by Israeli forces and civilians as he lay bleeding in the street was witnessed around the world. After an alleged stabbing near the illegal Israeli settlement of Pisgat Zeev in Jerusalem, Ahmed was seriously wounded but for received no medical assistance and was subject to sustained racist abuse as he lay bleeding. Initally reported dead, Manasrah was later photographed in an Israeli hospital receiving treatment.
The latest footage shows 5 minutes of an interrogation. It is very hard to watch. It is the kind of treatment any Palestinian child detained can expect as a matter of routine.
October 2015
The deadly assault on Palestinians by Israeli forces and settlers continues to escalate and children are being targeted in what eyewitness accounts are evidence of a shoot to kill policy.
A report from the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights quoted on the Palestinian Information Centre website claims two young 17 year old Palestinians were shot in cold-blood with no provocation by soldiers in the West Bank. Dania Jehad Ersheid (17) and Ahmed Mohammed Sa'id Kmail (17) were both shot dead this week; Dania in Hebron and Ahmed in Jenin. Eyewitness accounts say there was no evidence they posed any threat at the time of their deaths. PCHR say Dania was on her way to an extended English class and was shot with her arms in the air; Ahmed was well-known at the checkpoint as a regular peddler and was selling chocolate biscuits.
Since the start of October 51 Palestinian civilians have been killed in the West Bank and Gaza including 14 children.
At the end of September, DCI Palestine reported that since 2000, more than 1,996 children had died as a result of soldier or illegal settler violence. These killings in October bring that number to more than 2000.
The obligation on the international community to bring an end to this violence is clear:
"PCHR reiterates its call upon the international community to take immediate and effective actions to put an end to such crimes and reiterates its call for the High Contracting Parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 to fulfill their obligations under Article 1; i.e., to respect and to ensure respect for the Convention in all circumstances, and their obligation under Article 146 to prosecute persons alleged to commit grave breaches of the Fourth Geneva Convention. These grave breaches constitute war crimes under Article 147 of the same Convention and Protocol I Additional to the Geneva Conventions."
On Monday October 12th, Hasan Khaled Mansara, was left to bleed to death after an alleged stabbing attack. The video and accounts of this incident have been widely shared on social media. This report from the International Middle East Media Centre reports Israeli forces and medics did nothing to help him as he lay dying, subjected to vile insults from nearby Israeli civilians shouting "Die, you son of a whore".
Ayed Abu Eqtaish, Accountability Program director at DCIP, said "It's now a matter of when the next Palestinian child fatality will occur and not if it will take place. The complete disregard for human life that Israeli soldiers exhibit suggests that the use of lethal force is their standard operating procedure whatever the circumstance."
Read more from DCI-Palestine on the violence & death suffered by Palestinian children at the hands of illegal Israeli settlers & Israeli soldiers here.
Reports from observers with Christian Peacemakers Team & the International Solidarity Movement show that the teargassing of children on their way to and from school is commonplace in places like Al-Khalil/Hebron.
In February 2015, the UN Humanitarian Coordinator, James W Rawley, testified to the 'extraordinary challenges' Palestinian children face in their attempt to get to school without fear of assault and called for action by Israel to ensure that Palestinian children's right to access education is assured: "To safeguard the rights of children to education, schools need to be inviolable safe spaces for children, restrictions to access removed, and measures taken to avoid conflict or confrontation", Mr. Rawley said. "Every child has the right to protected access to education. Israeli authorities must ensure that this right is fulfilled, and that those responsible for attacks against defenceless children are brought to account".
13 year old boy shot and killed by Israeli forces in Bethlehem
Ma'an reports the killing of a 13-year-old Palestinian boy in Aida refugee camp in Bethelehem. Abed al-Rahman Shadi Obeidallah, was shot near the heart by Israeli forces during clashes in the refugee camp.
Where is the Outrage?
972 Magazine reports on two recent shootings of young Palestinian children and and asks" Where's the outrage?"
September 2015
Three year old targeted in Kafr Qaddum in Qalqiliya
Maan News reports on the shooting with rubber-coated steel bullets of the daughter of local police chief, Colonel Abd al-Latif al-Qaddumi, as she stood on her balcony. Maram Abed al-Latif al-Qaddumi was shot in the head and her father came under fire as he attempted to help her. They are both recovering in hospital. The family was recently evicted from their home which has been turned into an Israeli military outpost.
Military Court Watch Update
Military Court Watch has issued its August update. 153 Palestinian children are currently held in military detention with 48% of these being held in Israel in violation of Geneva IV and Rome Statute. The update also reports on the devastating impact of night raids and the increased awareness of the situation in the US as more Congress members raise concerns. A more detailed briefing note is available here.
Israel considers using live fire on stone throwers
Israeli Prime Minister has said the government is considering giving armed forces the right to shoot live fire at stone-throwers. Al-Jazeera America reports a statement from Netanyahu's office which says: "Since the justice system finds it difficult to deal with minors who throw rocks, changes to orders on opening fire toward stone and petrol-bomb throwers will be examined". This follows Israeli Culture Minister Miri Regev's comments that soldiers should have fired on unarmed civilians including children at the Nabi Saleh protest where an Israel soldier had a 12 year old boy with a broken arm in a head lock (see below).
August 2015
Israeli military violence towards civilian communities is exposed at Nabi Saleh
Video footage of an Israeli solder brutally restraining a 12 year old boy in a headlock has gone viral after last Friday's weekly protest in Nabi-Saleh. Another child and two women successfully fight to free the boy from the soldier's grip. After a violent struggle, the soldier releases the boy and withdraws. The footage and photos have created shock waves around the world with even the UK's Mail On-line reporting the story with some sympathy. Predictably, the backlash from some Israeli sources have sought to blame the villagers and the children. There are reports that the unarmed civilians involved in releasing the boy will be arrested and Mondoweiss reports that the Israeli Culture Minister, Miri Regev, has said that the soldier should have fired on the unarmed civilians:
Stop Arming Israel – Defence of the Child International launch petition
DCI-Palestine has launched a petition to demand justice for the children of Gaza. DCI-Palestine says: "The U.S. and U.K. governments share complicity in Israel's human rights violations in Rafah and elsewhere in Gaza. Both must investigate and impose an immediate arms embargo on Israeli military units that violate human rights and international humanitarian law as required by American and British arms export control laws and policies. The U.S. and U.K. governments must also support the International Criminal Court in examining alleged war crimes committed in Rafah between August 1 and 4. "In the first half of 2014, the U.K. government approved £7 million ($11 million) in weapons transfers to Israel including ordinance that was likely used in the 2014 bombing of Gaza. While the U.S. government allowed Israel to resupply itself from a U.S. weapons stockpile located in Israel with grenade and mortar rounds at the end of July last year. "Reports from international human rights organizations, from the United Nations, and from the U.S. State Department are presenting a set of mutually confirming data that shines a bright light on the physical and psychological harm the Israeli state has perpetrated upon Palestinian children, in the vast majority of cases in violation of international human rights law, covenants and conventions." Click below to sign the petition:
Other News
July 2015
New report from Save the Children 'The Lasting Scars on Children' B'Tselem video shows Palestinian teenager, Muhammad Ali Qusbah, being shot by IDF as he ran away Several reports (links below) outline how Israel continues to target children in its efforts to repress protests against the occupation. Harassment and assault of civilians by soldiers and settlers is routine and systematic in many Palestinian towns and village. Being a child brings no protection. In February, the UN Humanitarian Coordinator James W Rawley called for safe access for children to schools in the West Bank and East Jerusalem after figures showed that incidents of violence and harassment of children had almost tripled in the last year. Incidents involving school children and schools almost tripled in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, from 2013 to 2014, affecting nearly 25,000 Palestinian children in 2014. Affected children grow up exposed to violence from an early age and many suffer from emotional and psychological distress, including experiencing recurrent nightmares and bed- wetting. Over 77 per cent of students in Hebron showed symptoms of moderate to severe post- traumatic stress disorder, according to a recent study. You can read the full statement here: UNOCHA statment on children's access to schools in West Bank & East Jerusalem More Palestinian civilians were killed last year than at any time since 1967 says UN Independent 27th March 2015 Israel kills more Palestinians than any other year since 1967 Guardian 27th March 2015 Israeli forces target children with live ammunitionDCI Palestine 23rd March 2015 Israel military's pattern of lethal force against Palestinian children DCI Palestine 28th January 2015 NBC News reports on the Israeli Army's routine night raids, terrorising children and traumatising families. The latest report from UNICEF documents the continuing systematic ill-treatment of Palestinian children detained by the Israeli army. "Despite an ongoing dialogue with UNICEF over nearly two years, Israeli authorities have persistently failed to implement practical changes to stop violence and ill-treatment against Palestinian child detainees," said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, Accountability Program director at Defence of the Child International-Palestine. Evidence collected by DCI during 2014 shows:
- 75% of Palestinian child detainees endured some form of physical violence between the period of their arrest and interrogation,
- 50% of them were also strip searched
- In 93% of cases children were denied access to legal counsel, and rarely informed of their rights, particularly their right against self-incrimination.
- The use in many cases of prolonged periods of solitary confinement for interrogation purposes, a practice that amounts to torture under international law.
Palestinian schools attacked
Schools near the occupied West Bank city of Nablus have been repeatedly attacked since our earlier reports in September. A report by Electronic Intifada documents the ongoing targeting of schools in Nablus by Israeli forces.
The Right to Play?
Children in Hebron are routinely targeted by illegal Israeli settlers on the way to school and when they play outside. They must also navigate the checkpoints in and out of the Old City and are regularly harassed by soldiers who stop and search them with little or no reason. Read regular updates from the Christian Peacemakers team based in Hebron. On Saturday, 10 year old Saleh Abu Shamsieh was attacked by a group of illegal settlers whilst playing in the snow. He was beaten on the arm with a metal object and taken to hospital. Tweets from ISM suggest Saleh was also later arrested but has now been released. Read more
Defence of the Child International petition on Gaza handed in to Downing Street and The White House
On Friday 12th December, A4PC delivered the Defence of the Child International Gaza petition calling for an inquiry into possible war crimes in Gaza. We were supported in this action by Jeremy Corbyn MP.
The petition, signed by 17, 286 people calls on David Cameron & Barack Obama "to support the United Nations Human Rights Council Commission of Inquiry into possible war crimes in Gaza, to achieve accountability for the 501 children killed in the 2014 Israeli military offensive on the Gaza Strip." On the same day, DCI-Palestine delivered a copy of the petition to the White House.
Click here for more details: Justice for Gaza's Children
Children of Palestine newspaper
A4PC marked UN Human Rights Day by working with Jews for Justice for Palestinians to produce and distribute a tabloid newspaper 'Children of Palestine'. Over 20,000 copies have been handed out around England & Wales including in Salisbury, Bristol, Nottingham, Liverpool, Worcester, Leicester, Cardiff, West Midlands, Powys, Hove, Buxton, Brighton, Southampton, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Cambridge, Lewes, Norfolk, Gwynedd, Aberystwyth, Hastings, Peterborough, Somerset, Luton, Worthing, North Devon, Sandwell, London and Newcastle. There have also been over 20,000 views of the newspaper on Facebook.
This newspaper aims to tell some of the many, varied, stories of Palestinian children taken from a wide range of sources including Adalah, B'Tselem, DCI-Palestine, Jahalin, Military Court Watch, Oxfam, Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, Rabbis for Human Rights, Save the Children, Unicef, UNWRA, War on Want, and the YMCA. The stories in Children of Palestine are testimony to the many ways in which Palestinian children are prevented from enjoying a childhood free from fear or the expectation of a life where their human rights are protected and upheld. These stories tell the real story of life in Palestine for children. We would like to thank everyone who has helped us get their stories heard. A print-ready PDF is available here: Children of Palestine PDF If you have any other queries just email us on email@example.com.
Children under attack
It is clear that children are seen as legitimate targets by the Occupation. Every day, children (some as young as 7) are arrested, often violently by Israeli soldiers; attacks by armed illegal Israeli settlers are growing in number and boldness.
No More Forgotten Lives #beituniaboys
On May 15, 2014, Mohammad Abu Daher, 16, was fatally shot in the back by an Israeli soldier in the occupied West Bank city of Beitunia. One hour earlier, Israeli forces shot and killed Nadeem Nawara, 17, in the same spot. Read the facts about what happened that day and the light these facts shed on the frequent assault and killing of people in Palestine by the Israeli authorities. Then take action.
24 October 2014 Israeli army kills 14 year old Palestinian boy
14 year old, Orwah Hammad has become the 10th Palestinian child to be killed by live ammunition in the West Bank in 2014 according to Brad Parker from DCI Palestine as reported in this article from Mondoweiss : "A Palestinian teen with U.S. citizenship was killed today by the Israeli army at a demonstration in the West Bank town of Silwad, near Ramallah. Fourteen-year old Orwah Hammad was shot with a live bullet that entered his neck and exited through his head, according to Ramallah hospital staff. He died while being treated at Ramallah hospital around 6 p.m. this evening, Jerusalem time."
20 October 2014 Israeli soldiers detain developmentally-disabled boy
B'Tselem reports that soldiers arrested the boy, who is under the age of criminal responsibility, on suspicion of throwing stones. His brutal arrest was caught in this video filmed by a B'Tselem volunteer and exposes the central role of settlers and settlements in the oppression of the Palestinians. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkIPsGnMqQw "The boy, A. a-Rajbi, (full name withheld in interest of privacy) who will be 12 in a month, was detained after Palestinian children threw stones at soldiers on the main road of the Jabel Johar neighborhood in Hebron, close to the settlement of Kiryat Arba. A-Rajbi was handcuffed, blindfolded, and held on the floor of an army jeep for some 15 minutes until his father arrived and convinced the soldiers to release his son, who is mentally disabled and cannot speak. "In the video footage, filmed by B'Tselem volunteer Samih Da'na from his window, soldiers are seen holding the boy, handcuffing him, blindfolding him and closing him in the jeep, despite cries by Palestinian residents that the boy is mentally disabled. The footage also shows settlers from Kiryat Arba, watching the incident from behind the settlement's fence. Some are seen calling out encouragement to the soldiers, including several racist remarks."
19 October Inas Khalil, 5, killed after being run over by Israeli settler
Inas Shawkat Khalil has died after being hit by a car driven by an Israeli settler who did not stop. Another girl, Toleen Omar Asfour, is currently stable in hospital recovering from her wounds. Both girls were on their way home from kindergarten in Sinjil, Ramallah. Read more in the Middle East Monitor
16 October 2014 Baha Eldeen Samir Bader, 12 killed by IDF bullet
Defence of the Child International reports: "Baha Eldeen Samir Bader, 12, was killed by a bullet to his chest after Israeli soldiers raided Beit Liqya, southwest of Ramallah, on the evening of Thursday, October 16. Israeli soldiers bombarded the village with tear gas and ammunition. "Israeli forces continue to fire live ammunition at Palestinian children, killing them with impunity," said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, Accountability Program Director at DCI-Palestine. "Israeli soldiers consistently violate their own live-fire regulations and know that they will not be held accountable for their actions no matter what the result." According to eyewitness testimonies collected by DCI-Palestine, three Israeli military jeeps entered Beit Liqya at around 5:00 pm on Thursday afternoon. The raid resulted in a confrontation between Israeli soldiers and local youths. Eyewitnesses said that about eighteen soldiers were present in the village when Baha was shot. One bystander told DCI-Palestine that Baha was returning home from playing on the football field, and had not been involved in the clashes at the time he was fatally shot. The witness was standing only 2 meters (6.5 feet) away from the child when he was shot. Baha died as a result of severe bleeding from a gunshot wound to his chest, according to medical sources. Baha arrived at the hospital without vital signs and was pronounced dead at around 8:30 pm."
10 September 2014: Schools attacked, teachers threatened
Illegal Israeli settlers attacked two schools in Nablus, Alaban & As-Sawiya. These photographs show the incident and some of the damage caused:
8 September 2014: Children violently detained near Hebron
Two adults and two children, aged seven and twelve, were arrested by Israeli soldiers at a checkpoint near the West Bank city of Hebron, with the help of stun grenades and tear gas canisters. Fortunately the International Solidarity Movement were there to record the incident.
This is just one of many recent incidents in the West Bank, where children have suffered aggression on the way to and from school. An ISM spokesman said: "It is clear to see how the Israeli army's tactic of collective punishment is carried out in the daily lives of Palestinians, and children suffering from tear gas inhalation before and after school is not an unusual occurrence in Hebron." Children as young as six have been arrested. Read more about our campaign for child prisoners.


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Upper Little River Township, Harnett County, North Carolina
Upper Little River Township is one of thirteen townships in Harnett County, North Carolina, United States. The township had a population of 7,708 according to the 2000 census. It is a part of the Dunn Micropolitan Area, which is also a part of the greater Raleigh–Durham–Cary Combined Statistical Area (CSA) as defined by the United States Census Bureau.
Geographically, Upper Little River Township occupies 95.69 square miles (247.8 km2) in western Harnett County and is the largest township in the county by land area. There are no incorporated municipalities located in Upper Little River Township, however, there are several unincorporated communities located here, including the communities of Luart, Mamers, Ryes, and Seminole. A large portion of Raven Rock State Park is also located here.
Coordinates: 35°25′45″N 78°57′05″W / 35.4291321°N 78.951451°W
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I have an Oracle 9i which creates Archive Logs since the year 2007. Can I delete them without any concerns? Or do I need to tell Oracle something before I delete them?
(From time to time I do a cold backup of the database.)
Archived logs are used to do a point in time recovery. Say you have backups on Jan 1st, Jan 8th and Jan 15th. If you wanted to restore your database to the point it was on Jan 10th, you'd reload the Jan 8th backup, and use the archived logs from between the 8th and the 10th to bring the database up to that point in time.
If you never want to go earlier than your last cold backup, you could delete all archived log files from prior to when that cold backup was taken.
Archived logs are also used during a hot backup. Since the database itself is operation during the time of the backup, then additional information is written to the log files during the course of the backup, so you want to (at least) keep log files generated from when the backup started.
Archive logs are mainly used to recover changes that occurs since the last backup.
Instead of a cold backup, I suggest you to do an hot backup and delete the old archive logs right after. On 10g, this can be done by using the following command at an RMAN prompt:
It will perform the following:
I'd say, use RMAN to purge all your archivelogs after every succesfull cold backup. Romething in the line of
delete noprompt archivelog all completed before 'sysdate - (${KEEPTIME}/24)';
where ${KEEPTIME} is the amount of hours before 'NOW' you'd like to keep (Since you're doing cold backups, you could say like 2 or so, I'd use 24)
Deleting the archived logs with RMAN informs oracle that the files are deleted, whereas when you delete them manually, the files are still 'registered' in the controlfile (v$archived log etc. )


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James "Jim" Ahrens, 63, of
Morton died Tuesday,
November 26, 2013 at the
Redwood Area Hospital.
Funeral services were held
at Saturday, November 30,
2013 from the Nelson-Martin
Funeral Chapel in Redwood
Falls. Burial, with military
honors, followed in Calvary
Cemetery, Morton.
Arrangements were with
Nelson-Martin Funeral Service of Redwood Falls.
E-mail condolences may be sent via www.nelsonmartinfuneralservice.
James Louis Ahrens, the son of Earnie and
Beatrice "Butch" (Reynolds) Ahrens, Sr., was
born September 12, 1950 in Redwood Falls.
Jim lived in Morton his entire life. He graduated
from Morton High School in 1968 and shortly
thereafter was inducted into the United States
Navy. Jim served aboard the USS Mauna Kea
during the Vietnam War. He was honorably discharged
in 1972 and returned home to Morton.
On May 19, 1973, Jim married Audrey Kodet at
St. John's Catholic Church in Morton and the couple
made their home in Morton.
Jim was employed as a carpenter with Morton
Buildings for 22 years. In 1990, he began working
as the surveillance lead operator at Jackpot
Junction Casino Hotel where he was employed
until retiring in 2010.
Jim was a member of the Methodist church, the
VFW, and was a former volunteer firefighter.
He loved being with his grandchildren and family.
Jim took pride in his yard; he enjoyed gardening,
lawn work and cutting wood with his family.
He loved watching and feeding the birds. Jim
enjoyed deer hunting and fishing with his boys,
playing cards and Wii bowling. He was proud to
have served his country in the Navy.
Jim is survived by his wife Audrey of Morton;
children Al (Mandi) Ahrens of Morton, Amy
(Kevin) Joyce of Morgan and Marcus (Cindy)
Ahrens of Morgan; grandchildren Emily, Jesse,
Baylee, Skylar, Jayden and Kyson and siblings
Earnie (Loni) Ahrens, Jr. of Morton, Tom (Maggie)
Ahrens of Morton and Pat Ahrens of Olivia.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Blessed be his memory.
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I have been using only Vista for a while now as my primary OS. I have it on my work laptop and desktop. Also, I do all my coding on Vista. So far, I have to say, I really like it. It has not crashed, the side bar is really cool (especially the stock ticker gadget). The animations and the UI are cool.
The LUA(limited user account) mode can be a little annoying at times with several dialogs to wade through, but I have grown to like it as it tells me exactly what and who is attempting to install anything on my machine and whether I want to go ahead with it or not. It gives me more control on whats on my machine.
Also, the vista perfomance index can help you back your claim for a machine upgrade at work:)
I have not really looked under the hood to know how Vista is an improvement over XP, but so far I just feel a lot better on Vista than on XP.... maybe its just a perception, maybe there is a lot more to Vista than most folks think....


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PENSACOLA (AP) -- A grand jury has increased the severity of a murder charge from second- to first-degree against an Alabama man accused of strangling a University of West Florida student.
The panel Wednesday indicted Robert James Griffin, 30, of Millbrook, Ala., for the Jan. 4 death of his former girlfriend, Abigail Moorer, 22, of Pensacola.
The only penalties possible for first-degree murder are death and life in prison without parole. Penalties for second-degree murder typically range from 20 years to life.
The victim's nude body was found on the bedroom floor of her apartment near the campus. An autopsy disclosed bruises on her arms and neck and post-mortem knife wounds on her inner thighs, Assistant State Attorney David Rimmer said.
There were clear signs of a struggle and investigators are trying to determine if the victim was sexually battered, Rimmer said.
Griffin surrendered a day after the killing and was released on a $25,000 bond. He returned to custody when the bond was increased to $100,000 on Jan. 20. He remained Thursday at the Escambia County Jail.
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ShanShan Feng (Women's DryJoys and StaSof) shot a bogey free round of 67 to win the Wegmans LPGA Championship by two shots over fellow FJ Staffer, Stacy Lewis. Starting the day three strokes back, Feng played brilliantly from tee to green hitting 11 of 14 fairways and 16 of 18 greens to shoot the tournament low round.
Feng had no knowledge of her position in the tournament stating, "I was on 18th green and I looked at the board and I was leading. I couldn't believe it." Adding, "I was focusing on very shot. If I win, I win. If I don't, I don't. It just worked out."
Feng has become the first Chinese player to win on the LPGA Tour. The win also moves Feng to fifth on the Official World Golf Rankings.
Zach Johnson held off fellow FJ staffer, Jason Dufner to win the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial Country Club in Forth Worth, TX. Dufner, coming off two wins in the past month, had the upper hand beginning the round with a one stroke lead over Johnson.
Johnson in DryJoys Tour MyJoys and StaSof, struck first birdieing the second hole to Dufner's bogey. Dufner (FJ Apparel and FJ ICON) fought back with birdies at five and six to retake the lead. Johnson remained steady and both players headed to the back nine tied.
On the par five 11th Johnson birdied to Dufner's bogey creating a two shot lead for the Iowa native. Johnson extended the lead on the 15th hole to three shots. Johnson would not relinquish his lead eventually winning by one stroke over Dufner.
"In some respects, I kind of feel like I took down a lion," Johnson said of Dufner post round, adding, "He's been at the top of his game."
This is Johnson's eighth PGA Tour victory and first since winning the Crown Plaza Invitational in 2010. The win also moves Johnson to third in the FedEx Cup race while Dufner remains at the top.
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Nicolas Colsaerts (FJ ICON & StaSof) beat his fellow competitor on the final green to win the Volvo World Match Play Championship.
In blustery conditions at Finca Cortesin, the Belgian bomber
continued his remarkable record in Volvo-sponsored events. Since winning
his maiden European Tour title at the Volvo China Open in 2011 he has
finished third at last year's Volvo World Match Play, fourth at the
Volvo Golf Champions and second at the 2012 Volvo China Open.
His seventh win as a professional takes him into the Official
World Golf Ranking's top 50 for the first time and lifts him into an
automatic qualifying place for The Ryder Cup.
The 29 year old from
Brussels, whose 316 yard average off the tee is longer than that of
America's number one bomber Bubba Watson, Moves to €1,130,111 in The
Race to Dubai. This is the second consecutive season and second time in
his career he has won more than €1 million in a single season. It is
also his highest single-season earnings, beating the €1,091,504 he
amassed in 2011.
FJ loyalist Ricardo Santos (XPS-1 & StaSof)
fired a stunning nine under par 63 on home soil in the final round of
the Madeira Islands Open – Portugal to claim his maiden European Tour
The 29 year old delighted the home crowds as he overhauled the
overnight leader and withstood the challenge of the rest of the field to
finish four shots clear on 22 under par – a record low total for the
event. Santos, a 2011 Challenge Tour graduate, produced a nerveless,
flawless performance when it mattered most, however, sinking a monster
putt on the 17th to all but guarantee victory and then adding gloss to
the finish with another birdie at the last.
He is the first Portuguese player to win a European Tour event in his
home country, and he said: "It is very emotional and I haven't got the
words to describe how I feel. To win my first European Tour event in
my own country is very special. The putt on the 17th was unbelievable,
and I knew then that victory was mine."
Santos was 105th in The Race
to Dubai heading into this event, largely thanks to finishing tied tenth
in the Avantha Masters in February, but rises to 50th with the €112,500
earned for this victory.
Former British Open Champion, Ben Curtis captured an emotional victory in San Antonio this week at the Valero Texas Open. Curtis in head to toe FJ performance apparel, opened the week with back to back 67's, racing up the leaderboard with the 10-under par total. Blustery winds made scoring difficult on Saturday as Curtis shot a one over par 73, despite the over par score Curtis retained the lead heading into the final round.
The tough scoring conditions from Saturday carried over to the final round, but Curtis (DryJoys Tour and StaSof) kept his head down and grinded out a front nine 35 to remain ahead of his challengers. Then Curtis made early bogey's on the back nine to drop into a tie for the lead. He fought back, making a string of pars before holing an unlikely 23-footer on the 17th hole to remain one ahead of his competition. On the final hole, Curtis's challengers failed to make birdie giving Curtis two putts for the win. He would finish the tournament out in style, holing the 12-footer for birdie and a two stroke victory.
This is Curtis's fourth PGA Tour win and first in the last six years adding post round, "It's been a tough couple of years just fighting through it." The win moves Curtis to the 28th spot on the FedEx Cup rankings.
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Hunter Mahan shot a 1-under 71 this Sunday to win the Shell Houston Open. Hunter entered the final round one stroke off of the 54 hole lead thanks to a seven under par third round that shot sprung him up the crowded leaderboard.
Mahan's final round started with eight straight pars before sticking his approach on the 237 yard par-3 ninth hole. He converted the five foot birdie putt to take a one shot lead into the back nine. Mahan added another birdie at the tenth hole to increase his lead. The lead was one as Mahan stood on the tee of the treacherous 18th hole. His drive split the fairway setting up a 200 yard approach to the large undulating green. After a well struck iron shot, Mahan two putted for the one shot victory. With the win Mahan becomes the first two time winner on the 2012 PGA Tour.
Mahan in FJ ICON and StaSof, led the field in greens in regulation hitting nearly 90 percent during the tournament. The win also moves Mahan to number four on the Official World golf rankings, making him the highest ranked American player heading into the Masters Tournament.
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FJ Loyalist Michael Hoey shot a final-round 65 to win the Hassan Trophy in Morocco by three shots.
Hoey (FJ ICON #52005) began the final round two behind the leader, but three birdies inside the last five holes ensured Hoey took home the title.Hoey's three shot victory lifts him inside the top 15 on The Race to Dubai and puts him back in the hunt for a Ryder Cup debut later this year.
The winner of last year's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, had begun with an opening-round 74 but a 67, followed by successive 65s, gave the 33-year-old his fourth European Tour victory.
"It's amazing," said Hoey. "It's a great golf course, and the weather has been great the last two days. "I knew it was going be tough and I thought it would be tighter at the end, but I was happy to see my last approach land on the 18th green. On his chances of qualifying for the European Ryder Cup team, he added: "I haven't really been thinking about it but I'm in contention now.
Elsewhere Fellow FJ wearer Jamie Donaldson carded a course record 61 - 11 under par - to finish in a tie for third, a further shot back. He was joined on 13 under by fellow FJ ambassador Phillip Price. Hoey is now second in The Ryder Cup qualifying campaign, and his €250,000 first prize moves him to €316,798 in The Race to Dubai.
Paul Lawrie won the Qatar Masters shooting a seven under par 65 in the final round. Lawrie, in FJ ICON and StaSof, began the day with a one stroke lead and only made one birdie on the first eight holes. Then, on the par five ninth hole Lawrie chipped in for eagle to increase his lead. On the back nine, Lawrie added four more birdies including another holed chip from just off the 17th green to take a four stroke lead heading into the last hole. Finishing up with a routine par, Lawrie wrapped up the victory.
Lawrie later commented on his play this week, "I played lovely all week. But today I think tee to green, apart from my tee shot on 10th, I can't play much better than that."
This is his seventh European Tour victory and second win at the Qatar Masters. The win catapults Lawrie into the top 50 on the official world golf rankings and earns him a spot in the WGC Accenture Match Play in two weeks.
Greg Chalmers held off the 54-hole leader and fellow countryman John Senden (FJ ICON and StaSof) to win the Emirates Australian Open title at The Lakes Golf Club in Sydney. Senden had a two stroke lead over Chalmers at the start of the final round. Stumbling out of the gate, Senden dropped three shots in the first four holes to open the door for Chalmers.
Chalmers, wearing DryJoys Tour, seized the opportunity with birdies on the first two holes to create a two stroke lead. Senden fought back on the back nine, cutting the lead to one until Chalmers birdied the par three fifteenth to extend the lead.
Senden responded with a birdie on the 17th, cutting the lead back to one. On the final hole Chalmers would miss the green in a tricky spot while Senden hit the green and had a good look at birdie. Senden's birdie putt narrowly skirted across the hole, and Chalmers would get up and down for par to win the tournament.
This is the second time Chalmers won the Emirates Australian Open; the victories coming 12 years apart.
Bryce Molder emerged from a six hole playoff with Briny Baird to win the Frys.com Open.
Molder wearing FJ ICON and StaSof, began the day three strokes off of the 54 hole lead held by Briny Baird (FJ ICON). Playing a bogey free round, Molder captured the lead from Baird with a birdie on the par four 13th. Now playing from behind, Baird would hole out for eagle on the par four 17th for the second consecutive day to retake the lead at 17 under par. On his final hole Molder made a timely birdie to tie the lead and give himself a chance at a playoff. After Baird's birdie bid on the last came up short the playoff was set.
Both players would exchange pars and birdies on the first three playoff holes with no player gaining a distinct advantage until the fourth playoff hole when Molder drove his ball into a hazard on the drivable par 4 17th hole. Playing his second shot from the hazard, he would wedge it onto the green eventually tapping in for par. Baird would miss his birdie put on the same hole extending the playoff. Both players exchanged birdies on the next hole to move to the sixth and decisive hole. After a pure iron shot, Molder rolled in a six foot birdie putt to wrap up his first career PGA Tour victory.
Bill Haas had experienced playoff heartbreak twice this season but in his third attempt at this year's Tour Championship, with so much at stake, Haas would prove his metal as a clutch performer. Beginning the day three strokes off of the 54 hole lead Haas shot a two under par 68 to force an all-FJ ICON playoff with Hunter Mahan. Haas wore a traditional all black FJ ICON shield tip (#52271) while Mahan opted for the latest FJ ICON pyramid saddle pattern in all white (#52114).On the first sudden death playoff hole Haas would miss the par three 18th green wide right. Now with little green to work and a fluffy lie Haas hit a high flop shot to the tucked pin leaving him a tricky downhill ten footer for par. Haas gently rolled the difficult putt right into the center of the cup. Mahan, not to be outdone also got up and down for par from the right green-side bunker. Moving on to the par four 17th hole, Haas drove his ball into a fairway bunker on the right side of the fairway. He then followed with a slightly pulled approach shot that trickled into the green-side hazard. With the ball sitting half submerged in water, ten plus feet below the green, Haas chose to play it. His result was spectacular, hitting a high, spinning shot that stopped no more then three feet from the hole. After Mahan narrowly missed his birdie bid, both players headed back to the 18th for the third time on Sunday. Haas rifled a four iron directly at the center of the green leaving him a slick downhill putt from the back fringe. Mahan hit his tee shot into the same bunker from earlier in the playoff, only this time he failed to get up and down for par. This left Haas with a four foot putt to win THE TOUR Championship and the season-long FedEx Cup crown. Haas stuck to his routine and rolled the putt in center cut for this third career PGA Tour victory. The combined victory's earned Haas a a five year Tour exemption and a $11.4 million dollar pay day.
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Adam Scott (FJ Sport and StaSof)
won the WGC Bridgestone Invitational by four shots with brilliant golf
over the weekend. Scott's tournament began with a bogey-free round of
62, one stroke off the course record, to take the early lead in the
Championship. A second round 70 would not hurt Adam as he shot a four
under par 66 on Saturday to retake the lead.
Entering the final
round one stroke ahead of the field, Scott shot a one under par 34 on
the front side to stay in control of the tournament. On the back nine
Scott ran away with the tournament making four birdies, including a
chip-in birdie on the par 3 twelfth. Scott would cap off his
captivating weekend with a birdie on the last to win by four shots over
world number one Luke Donald finishing in second. This is Scott's first
WGC Victory, which also moves Adam back into the top ten of the
Official World Golf Rankings.
Steve Stricker successfully defended his John Deere Classic title for the second straight year with a 25-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole to win by one shot over PGA Tour rookie Kyle Stanley (FJ ICON #52315 & StaSof).
Stricker (DryJoys Tour #53635 ,Pure Touch Limited, & ProDry Lisle Shirt #32963), already a winner this year at the Memorial, began the day with a 2-stroke lead. By the time Stricker made the turn he had a five shot advantage. Stanley, playing like a seasoned veteran, mounted a raucous back nine charge that included birdies on five of his first six holes to take the lead.
Not to be outdone, Stricker birdied 17 to pull within one of the PGA Tour rookie. Stanley then bogeyed the 18th leaving Stricker on the last hole with a chance to win for the third consecutive year. After missing the fairway Stricker hit a solid recovery shot from an awkward stance 25 feet from the pin. Stricker struck his putt and erupted with emotion as the ball gently fell in the left side of the cup securing his victory.
This is Stricker's 11th career victory making him the only player to have multiple victories in each of the past three seasons on the PGA Tour. Stanley's runner up finished earn him a spot in next week's Open Championship.
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On the European Tour, Pablo Larrazabal (FJ ICON MyJoys and StaSof) claimed the BMW International Open in a playoff for his second career victory. Larrazabal shot four rounds in the sixties to finish the tournament at 16-under par. The victory earns Pablo a spot in the Open Championship next month at Royal St. George's.
For more on Larrazabal's win read here: Europeantour.com
Eric Compton won the Mexico Open on the Nationwide Tour for his first career victory. The win moves Compton to 15th on the Nationwide Tour money list virtually guaranteeing him a PGA Tour card in 2012. "To win this is everything to me. I never thought I'd play golf again,
at least not at this level, and I proved to myself I'm more than just a
guy with two heart transplants."
For more on Compton's Victory read here: Golf.com
Harrison Frazar (FJ ICON MyJoys) defeated Robert Karlsson (FJ ICON #52005 and StaSof)
in a playoff to claim the Fedex St. Jude Classic at TPC Southwind.
Frazar began the day 1 shot behind Karlsson thanks to a third round 64
that included seven birdies.
The final round was a two man race from the very beginning with the
rest of the field several shots behind. Frazar and Karlsson exchanged
birdies on the first hole and the battle for the top position would
continue all day. Frazar drew even with Karlsson after a birdie on the
third but was not alone of top of the leaderboard until Karlsson made
bogey on the 17th. Frazar gave a shot back on the last hole and the
players finish tied at the top.
On the first playoff hole, Frazar narrowly missed a birdie putt that
would of given him the victory. The players halved the first and second
playoff holes with pars. On the third and deciding hole Frazar two
putted from 22 feet for par and the victory. This is Frazar's first
career victory.
For more on Harrison's win read at : Golf.com
Robert Rock went wire to wire in FJ ICON golf shoes to collect his
first career victory on the European Tour. Rock would shoot an 8-under
par 64 on day one and would not look back, carding consecutive rounds of
68 or better the following days for the victory. Rock later said, "I
thought I would eventually do it. It's taken longer than planned but
it's incredibly hard to win on this Tour...I've had good results but
I've come up short. Finally, it's all
gone my way."
For more on Rock's victory at the BMW Italian Open read at Europeantour.com
On the LPGA Tour, world number one Yani Tseng (Women's DryJoys #99184)
won the State Farm Classic for her second victory of the year in only 9
starts. Tseng would finish of the tournament with at 21-under 267,
three strokes clear of her nearest competitor.
Mark Wiebe won the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn on the
Champions Tour. Wiebe closed out the 3-day tournament at 19-under par,
getting him into a playoff. Wiebe birdied the first playoff hole to
match his competitor, two holes later Wiebe would make a par to claim
the title.
Kyle Thompson
completed the sweep on the Nationwide Tour's Rex Hospital Open.
Beginning the day on a very crowded leaderboard, Thompson would shoot a
final round 68 that included a birdie on the 18th hole for the victory.
Thompson later said of his closing birdie, "It set up perfectly for me
because I like to fade the ball...It was every golfer's dream putt --
seven feet with a little
right-to-left break."
For more on Thompson's victory read at PGATOUR.com


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This theatre was run by GCC and was bought by Harkins Theatres in 1993. It has since been remodeled and expanded to an eleven plex. Of the three multiplexes around Metrocenter, this is the only plex still open.
The Metro Center I II III were located inside the Metro Center Mall adjacent to the food court and ice skating rink on the second floor.
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The Metro Center Cinema I-II-III opened several years before 1980. The mall in which the theater was located opened in 1973, and the theater opened shortly thereafter (either 1974 or 1975).
March 19th, 1999 grand opening ad by Harkins in photo section.
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Released: Apr 01st, 2004
Running Time: 82
Company: Empire
Distribution Companies: Leisure Time
Cast: Friday, Julian (II), Mandy (I), Alicia Rhodes, Chris (I), Felicia Fox, Brandon Irons, Steve (I), Tristan (I), Solara, Ben (I), Julian (I)
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: All-Sex
The safest place would be to put it in the comp or low budget shelves. Good stuff, bad quality.
This is a perfect example of how saving a few bucks can ruin a tape and alienate viewers. Just how much can you save by using a short tape, recorded at SLP mode, toss in rehashed, grainy, old ads front and back, and don't bother with any credits on the tape? Geeze. The box looks great; the tape is an embarrassment. Even the label is extra small.
And that is a shame, 'cause the action is pretty decent. Alicia Rhodes gets a d.p.; Friday takes on Julian; Felicia Fox (her scene was directed by Ron Jeremy, she told me) gobbles Brandon Irons for some fine oral, and so on.


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Pan-Fried Trout
Marinating stronger flavored fish like trout in buttermilk eliminates some of the fishy flavors. A quick turn in cornmeal makes a crunchy, crusty exterior.
Makes: 4 servings
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- 1/3 cup buttermilk
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper, divided
- 4 small fresh whole trout, (about 1 1/2 pounds total)
- 1/2 cup yellow cornmeal, preferably stone-ground
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- Lemon wedges
- Mix buttermilk and 1/4 teaspoon each of salt and pepper in a shallow pan or bowl large enough to hold the fish in a single layer. Add fish and turn to coat evenly, rubbing buttermilk into cavities. Cover and place in refrigerator for 30 minutes.
- Combine cornmeal and the remaining 1/4 teaspoon each of salt and pepper in a shallow pan or on a large plate. Set aside.
- Remove fish from refrigerator. Heat oil in a large nonstick pan over medium heat. Shake excess buttermilk off trout, then dredge in cornmeal mixture, turning to coat evenly. Place fish gently in heated pan. (If pan is smaller, cook fish in two batches.) Turn heat to low and cook fish until cornmeal crust is well browned, about 10 minutes. Turn carefully, using tongs or 2 spatulas if needed; continue cooking on second side until well browned, another 10 minutes. Serve immediately with lemon wedges.
Tips & Notes
- A cornmeal crust is the only way to have fresh trout. With our method, you can enjoy it without any guilt.
Per serving: 214 calories; 8 g fat (2 g sat, 4 g mono); 99 mg cholesterol; 12 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 22 g protein; 2 g fiber; 381 mg sodium; 437 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Selenium (63% daily value).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 1/2 starch, 3 very lean meat, 1/2 fat
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Tsambika Studios, Pefkos
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03 September 2015
Another great stay
Phil, London
The studio apartments are well placed on the beach road with a short stroll to the beach on one side and central Pefkos on the other. The apartments are cleaned regularly and it's a quiet part of town so no loud music. Wifi is now available which is a great addition. No pool but there are pools you can use a few metres away. Please note that air conditioning and safety box are payable locally and for both it is about EUR70 a week. Another great stay and Costas who owns the apartments pretty much leaves you be which is a good thing when you just want to relax. Full kitchen facilities available but no microwave. A great apartment complex, not too big and great location.
The best thing about my stay was ...
Great location, clean and peaceful.
01 September 2015
Great value for money
Matthew, Gloucestershire
Very peaceful accommodation that was in a perfect location. It was less than a 2 minute walk from the beach and not far from good places to eat. Was also very clean. Great value for money, it exceeded our expectations
The best thing about my stay was ...
Proximity to beach
13 July 2015
Exceeded expectations
Sarah Towle, Derby
A standard clean room, great size and great location
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17 July 2014
A gem of a find
PP, South Wales
Wonderful location with spotless rooms. Excellent value. Will return.
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Well maintained with great location
23 August 2013
clean, central but peaceful
jill s, hemel
The studios in Pefkos are surrounded by beautiful gardens. you are far enough away from the bars for them not to disturb you but close enough to stroll to in 10 minutes. There are beaches within a ten minute walk and two swimming pools, also. We are repeat customers and will return again!! Read the reviews with care as some are about Tsambika Studios in Lindos.
The best thing about my stay was ...
The friendliness of Pefkos in general
25 July 2013
excellent accomodation
Christine Ward, Grimsby
The Tsambika Studios are delightful, spotless, comfortable and in a peaceful location, we were fortunate to have a sea view too. It is located close to our favourite beach. The owners are helpful and accommodating and live in the grounds. We will return.
The best thing about my stay was ...
the peaceful spotless accomodation - slept very well
11 July 2013
summer holiday
christine craven, basingstoke
very clean,near to beach,and use of hotel pool right next door ,very quiet and relaxing would recommend to friends.
The best thing about my stay was ...
09 June 2013
Clean and surprisingly well equipped considering cost! Great value and location..
Janet B, Cambridge
I stated here for 5 nights when visiting pefkos for a friends wedding. The rooms are clean, freshly decorated and maid service is daily with towels changed...Iron, toaster etc all available. This is a basic set of studios which are well presented and lovely and peaceful. Be prepared to pay for a/c and safe if you want them and there are no facilities on site (pools everywhere that u can use though) overall a lovely place and a good base and great value.
The best thing about my stay was ...
Balcony + sea view and peace
13 February 2013
I used to rep at the Tsambika ..
Jen Griffiths , wrexham
You will not be dissapointed with your stay here very clean very friendly close to the beach& all other amenities friendly village you will feel at home & not want to come home ...
31 July 2012
clean ideally placed
Gordon Butterworth, Lancaster
The studios are perfectly situated, 150m from the beach and 150m from the main street and though the road slopes it is a very easy walk in either direction. Despite being near the centre, there was no noise disturbance at night at all. The room was kept incredibly clean with the waste basket being emptied daily, and any sand that I had inadvertently taken in on/in my shoes was swept. Tip- pay up the 60 Euros pw for the airconditioning if you want to sleep, the 20 Euro fan just moved the hot air around
The best thing about my stay was ...
excellent apartment in an excellent reort
19 November 2011
Fabulous location and spotlessly clean
Helen Lomax, Worsley
The Tsambika studios are basic, spotlessly clean and located very close to the beach and Pefkos centre.
The best thing about my stay was ...
16 August 2011
Excellent Value - Would go back
Fiona, Notts
Stayed here for 10 days in Aug 2011. Room 401 with a sea view and fabulous sunsets. 2 Mins from the beach. Bus stop at the top of the road to anywhere in Rhodes. 1.60 Euros to Lindos. Eclipse bar and Pefkos by night 2 mins away. Very quiet, peaceful and chilled out though never heard any noise at night. Kostas the owner was great. Immaculately clean. Take your own toilet roll though its not provided. only 1 Euro for 2 rolls in the supermarket if you don't. Excellent holiday. Would go back tomorrow. Checked out EVERY pool in Pefkos so don't worry. You are welcome at everyone's pool including the posh ones nobody cares. Pool hopped and our max was 12 pools in one day!!! Loved it. Can't believe how much we paid! Brilliant.
The best thing about my stay was ...
14 August 2011
Fantastic time!
jill stevens, hemel
clean, friendly, will book again for next year! love the island of rhodes, perfectly situated to explore. lovely beach. post holiday blue now!!
The best thing about my stay was ...
12 July 2011
Fantastic place to stay in great location
Chris O'Connor, Rugby
be prepared to pay extra for air con
The best thing about my stay was ...
Fantastic place to stay in great location with views of the beach
08 July 2011
NICOLA MASCALL, Frome, Somerset
The apartment was in a fabulous location, just a stone's throw from the beach and although it didn't have it's own pool we were welcome to use the lovely large pool next door at The Collaseum. The surrounding gardens were bursting with colour and well kept. The room was immaculately clean, fresh and spacious. The cooking facilities basic but adequate. We would definately return.
The best thing about my stay was ...
Lovely, fairly peaceful village, great beach, good restaurants.
08 February 2011
Tsambika 1999
Paul, Notts
We stopped in the Tsambika on our first visit to Pefkos in 1999. We arrived in the early hours via a transit van, it was pitch black and we had no idea where we were. What a great surprise when the sun came up. Fantastic location for Ag Thomas beach, roll down the hill at night from Pefkos by Night. The studios were relatively new and were more han adequate. They were nice and clean. They didn't have air conn back then, I see they have it now. Overall we had a fantastic holiday, the Tsambika were ideal and Pefkos just wonderful. Been going back every year since 2002.


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