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Out of the 12 wrestlers I listed in the last blog as the best options for WWE World Heavyweight Champion, nine made the 16-wrestler tournament.
They were: Sheamus, Cesaro, Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose, Kevin Owens, my two-pick of Titus O'Neil and Big Show, Dolph Ziggler and Alberto Del Rio.
Those left out were: Brock Lesnar, Bray Wyatt, John Cena and Daniel Bryan.
So, nine of my 12 made the field of 16.
It made sense Lesnar, Cena and Bryan aren't in the tournament — their name value is too big, and they would have to win.
While I'm surprised Bray Wyatt didn't make the tournament, that also makes sense since WWE is pushing The Wyatt Family's feud with Undertaker/Kane.
Those who made the tournament who I didn't mention are Stardust, Kalisto, Ryback, Neville, King Barrett, The Miz and Tyler Breeze.
Of course, since WWE did a 16-wrestler tournament, a few of those like Ryback, Neville and Barrett would have been locks for my predicted list.
Looking at the brackets, there were no surprises in the first five matches of the first round — Reigns beat Big Show, Cesaro beat Sheamus, Kevin Owens beat Titus O'Neil, Dolph Ziggler beat The Miz and Dean Ambrose beat Tyler Breeze.
For the other three matches in the first round, which will air on Smackdown, expect Alberto Del Rio to beat Stardust, Ryback to beat Kalisto and Neville to beat King Barrett (I think).
That leaves us quarterfinal matches of Reigns vs. Cesaro, Del Rio (likely) vs. Ryback (likely), Owens vs. Neville (likely) and Ziggler vs. Ambrose.
Expect a final four of Reigns vs. Del Rio and Owens vs. Ambrose.
And follow that up with Reigns vs. Ambrose, since they are both from The Shield, you know.
Just my guess. We'll see if WWE shakes things up differently.
On to the Raw review:
Triple H and Roman Reigns chat. REACT: Too long of a segment. Funny when HHH said they considered Reigns "first," then pushed the "do anything" and the sellout offer. Reigns' family even got mentioned.
Reigns beats Big Show. REACT: Big Show dominated. Solid finish with the punch block, punch and spear.
Kevin Owens beats Titus O'Neil. REACT: "Pockets" comments from Owens were funny. Also his "change" talk and his Queen/Royal family comments. Powerbomb finisher strong, and a decent match.
Yes, Paige said she would take out the "B and the C." REACT: Finally, we know someone's juvenile humor is the result of the dumb group known as PCB. Censors? Anyone? Hello?
Becky Lynch beats Paige. REACT: Nice match pace. Rollup was a little sloppy. Big win, even with the beatdown and expected Charlotte save.
Dolph Ziggler beats The Miz. REACT: Nice match pace and time. Kick was quick for the finish.
Alberto Del Rio discusses "haters" and "Mexican Americans." REACT: Just a promo? Strange. How long will this angle last?
Natalya beats Naomi. REACT: Three vs. one and no help? Sloppy and average match.
Cesaro beats Sheamus. REACT: Suplex over the top rope, a double countout tease and a dropkick off the top rope from Cesaro highlighted. Good stuff. Then a good Rooney slap to Barrett for the distraction finish. Cheap and easy hometown pop.
Dean Ambrose beats Tyler Breeze. REACT: "Homeless" comment from Breeze to Renee Young about Ambrose was superb. Anyone else that wanted Renee to beat down Summer Rae after that? JBL's suggestion of a "Dean Ambrose" makeover was funny. Nice match pace, but average match, with a rollup finish?
The New Day. REACT: Seriously, JBL, a Spice Girls reference? Great stuff by The New Day complaining about not being in the tournament — and having taken out Dolph Ziggler, the Dudley Boyz and John Cena. Even got a Seth Rollins shoutout.
The New Day beats Neville/The Usos. REACT: Neville took out The Usos? Huh? Dangerous spots galore. Crazy.
Bray Wyatt talks "change," "celebrating spirits," "no respect for the relics" and "torch to ashes." Undertaker and Kane coming out was great. No help for them? Stroman's double clothesline highlighted. Good segment. Are we really looking at a four vs. two at Survivor Series, though?
ANALYSIS: I liked the format with five tournament matches. The main event was subpar, but tough to write for a show like this. And both Divas matches weren't the greatest. That said, tournament shows are great, and this one was no exception. Too bad there were no upsets, though. Ending segment was strong. GRADE: B.
Alberto Del Rio discusses the "haters." REACT: How long will this last?
Alberto Del Rio beats Neville. REACT: Back-and-forth match. Why is Zeb Colter nervous again? Top rope stomp delivered, and I'm fine with the Jack Swagger save.
The Usos beat The Ascension. REACT: Booker T comments about camp with The Usos were interesting. Not a squash match, surprisingly.
The Wyatt Family beats The Prime Time Players/The Lucha Dragons. REACT: Bearhug to knock out Darren Young was unique. Isolating O'Neil was wise. Sin Cara got in a ton of offense. Sgt. Slaughter fists to the head were great. Kalisto got in some offense but no chance for O'Neil in a one vs. four.
Kevin Owens talks Dean Ambrose. REACT: The "annoying Renee (Young) comment was awesome.
Ryback beats Wade Barrett. REACT: Out-of-ring action was wise. Counter for quick finish surprising.
Tension in BAD. REACT: OK.
Natalya beats Tamina. REACT: Needed de-push going?
Kevin Owens beats Dean Ambrose. REACT: Slow, but picked up. Low blow DQ into a brawl was OK.
ANALYSIS: Average show. GRADE: C-.

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The Muscogee Trail is a 1.4 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Chattahoochee, Florida that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, nature trips, and birding and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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The Muscogee Trail is one of the three trails making up The Chattahoochee Nature Trails System. The trail is little over a mile long but, offers a variety of terrain from a boardwalk over lowland to ravines and ridges along the Apalachicola River. The trailhead of the Muscogee trail is located at River Landing Park on the edge of the Apalachicola River. The trail is one of the three trails of the Chattahoochee Nature Trails System connecting with the Angus Gholson Nature Trail, and the Fitness Trail The trailhead is located behind the Indian mound at the edge of the Apalachicola River. The Muscogee crosses a lengthy boardwalk over a sometimes wet and swampy lowland and then follows the ridges and ravines along the Apalachicola River. Varieties of plants are in flower in almost every month of the year. Some of the plants found here are rare like the Torreya tree. Wildlife range from a variety of frogs to wild hogs.
Trail is not maintained or marked thoroughly. Really disappointed but got some good nature pics.
With the temperature at 64 degrees and a clear sunny day, Wanda and I decided to see what we could find flowering on the Muscogee Trail today. We were not disappointed as we found an early flowering Florida violet, but the biggest surprise was a patch of flowering Trout lilies (see photo). This little short trail has a surprise waiting every time I hike it. If you are in the area it is well worth the short time it takes to walk the trail.
The trailhead of the Muscogee trail is located at River Landing Park and is one of the three trails making up the Chattahoochee Nature Trails. The trailhead is behind the Indian mound located at the edge of the Apalachicola River. The trailhead starts at a lengthy boardwalk over some now dry lowland. It is hard to believe the number and beauty of the ravines and ridges here in Florida. I stumbled up on a heard of wild hogs causing the hair on my neck to rise. We both went our own way in a hurry. This trail is in the Chattahoochee City Limits and the hogs were unexpected. A great place for a family hike.
Combing the trails of this system gave me a good two and a half mile hike. The trail is great for children due to the many different animals and flora. The ridges and ravines are not so steep that those out of shape will not enjoy the walk. There are several connecting trails cutting through the main trails so one could make the hike longer or shorter depending on preference. If you want to see the beauty of the ravines and ridges along the Apalachicola River this is the place.


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The Highways Agency (HA) has announced an upgraded service just in time for Easter, with pledges of immediate incident support vehicles on site to clear roads for holidaymakers.
New specialist teams have been set up to clean up sites where roadworks are in progress, carrying out repairs to safety barriers and other roadside equipment.
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I love it too! Happy summer Michele! When's our next outing? Xo Nancy
Love, love, love. I grew up in the Caribbean and will never get over it. British (or French) colonial is the epitome of casual elegance for me. I can smell the Caribbean sea in all these pictures. :)
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Oh how I would love a tropical vacation right now, instead I am going to have a hip replacement! I will oohh an aaahhh at your boards instead!!
i can see why! it's traditional but speaks of relaxation and vacations :-)
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True for the latter two. Though, the flashback never explicitly confirmed the ones building Megatron to be the Constructicons, thus leaving it open. It is not entirely impossible for them to be the Constructicons (even Dr. Frankenstein didn't know what he was creating would ultimately be a monster), but it's still open for debate and was thusly excluded.Wing Saber wrote:Sabrblade wrote:No, some of them are using the character models of the Constructicons. Nowhere in that episode is it confirmed that the Constructicons of the present day are the same as the eight individuals who built Megatron. Plus, the Constructicons were good guys until they got brainwiped by Megs' Robo-Smasher. And, there's Megatron's line of having built them on Earth, despite us later being told the former by Omega Supreme.Wing Saber wrote:You must admit, though, some of them ARE the constructicons, if not all of them. Look at the two guys in the middle. One has cement truck kibble, while the other appears to have shovel kibble. and the one to the far right has a shoved coming out of his waist.
there's a clear explanation for all of this... continuity errors
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It is my intention to always be honest with those that take an interest in my writing. For the most part, the only thing I believe I am good at in the world of writing is my gift of telling a great story. You might say, "Well that all any good author is, a good story teller." Wrong! If you want to get published. If you want an agent and publisher to take you serious, you have to be many things, things I'm not.
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The query is your "first impression" to any agent you may want. There are rules to follow. Each agent has their own set of rules that you need to learn regarding your submission. The first thing you need to explore is how Agent A submission requirements differ from Agent B. The information is not difficult to discover, but critical.
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The story: When you do a query, tell your story in two paragraphs. They want to read something that sizzles. They want to see something that isn't the same old crap they get day after day. Stand out and make what you write something they have to see more of.
Spelling/Grammar: Whatever you decide to say, say it right. Again…first impression. I have read horror stories from agents who get queries in manners that would make your skin crawl. They are looking for professionals. The want authors who know what it takes to succeed. Even if you don't know what that means, fake it. They don't know that you are writing in your underwear (or worse). They don't need to know any of your bad habits or that you cuss like a drunken sailor. (Apologies to all drunken sailors reading this.) What they need to believe is that when they get your query, they see the Robert Redford or Betty Gable (really big name movie stars for you youngins) of the writing world.
Ego Check: Here's the really hard part. Keep your ego's in check. Okay, you tell a great story. You have excellent editing skills. You are the greatest thing since sliced bread. For some reason those stupid agents just don't get what you are doing. I know how you feel. When you are good as I am, it's hard to be humble. On the other hand, if they don't like what you are sending them, as stupid as that may be, you need to get someone else's opinion. Get the dang thing checked out by someone else. Someone that won't kiss your butt by the way. If they can't be honest, they are worthless. Find someone that will piss you off if you can find one. That person has to have mad skills in editing and integrity. If they don't like something you've written, fix it, change it, get off you high horse and think about the fact that someone other than you might have a good idea too. Being different doesn't mean being wrong. Their difference may just be the difference between getting rejected and getting to the next step.
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Manfra said that there is no evidence that any votes were swayed by Russian inteference even while NBC reports false "breaking" news. "First off, let me be clear: we have no evidence – old or new - that any votes in the 2016 elections were manipulated by Russian hackers.
"NBC News continues to falsely report my recent comments on attempted election hacking – which clearly mirror my testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee last summer – as some kind of 'breaking news,' incorrectly claiming a shift in the administration's position on cyber threats.
"As I said eight months ago, a number of states were the target of Russian government cyber actors seeking vulnerabilities and access to U.S. election infrastructure. In the majority of cases, only preparatory activity like scanning was observed, while in a small number of cases, actors were able to access the system but we have no evidence votes were changed or otherwise impacted."
Manfra said that NBC is "undermines the ability" of her agency and the Election Assistance Commission to "do our incredibly important jobs," she says:
"NBC's irresponsible reporting, which is being roundly criticized elsewhere in the media and by security experts alike, undermines the ability of the Department of Homeland Security, our partners at the Election Assistance Commission, and state and local officials across the nation to do our incredibly important jobs. While we'll continue our part to educate NBC and others on the threat, more importantly, the Department of Homeland Security and our state and local partners will continue our mission to secure the nation's election systems."
Manfra said, however, that DHS will continue to keep NBC up to date on the department's efforts to protect the electoral system. "To our state and local partners in the election community: there's no question we're making real and meaningful progress together. States will do their part in how they responsibly manage and implement secure voting processes. For our part, we're going to continue to support with risk and vulnerability assessments, offer cyber hygiene scans, provide real-time threat intel feeds, issue security clearances to state officials, partner on incident response planning, and deliver cybersecurity training. The list goes on of how we're leaning forward and helping our partners in the election community. We will not stop, and will stand by our partners to protect our nation's election infrastructure and ensure that all Americans can have confidence in our democratic elections."
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A road trip to Columbus, Ohio (now a bigger city than Cleveland or Cincinnati, I learned) gave me the opportunity to have my very first heart-of-America pizza. Research pointed to several promising new eateries offering up artisanal (mostly Neapolitan) pies, such as Harvest, Sarafino's, Natalie's, Yellow Brick, and Bono. However, once I read THIS review on Slice - Serious Eats, I knew that Rubino's in Bexley would be my top choice.
Growing up on the east coast in the 1960s and 1970s, I never saw a pizza place that wasn't independently owned and operated. Pies were different store to store, but each pizzaiolo made his own dough, chose his own toppings, and offered a unique product in a humble setting.
Pizza making began a decades-long descent into mass-sourced hell, though, in the latter part of the seventies. Several factors were involved - pizza eaters expected pizza to be a cheap meal, but the Italian immigrants (and then their children) crafting those unique pies began to find opportunities to earn more in other pursuits.
In places without a strong Italian presence, the big chains began to sell mass-sourced pizzas that were reasonably tasty, cheap, and filling. Eventually, the chains entered into the traditional east coast pizza markets. In the 1980s, I laughed when I saw a Pizza Hut in Trenton NJ, then cried when it succeeded. Pizza had become a commodity, not a craft product.
The big chains brought a lot of price pressure to the mom-n-pop operators; too many of them turned to mass-sourced suppliers like Sysco, and began churning out fat floppy soft pies of little distinction. If you ever wondered why so many of the storefront pizza joints offer pies distinguished only by creative toppings, it's because they are buying the same low-grade dough, sauce, and cheese from the same mass supplier.
Over the last five-plus years, there has been an overdue movement returning pizza-making to an art form. Most of the new pie is Neapolitan or Neapolitan-inspired (notable exception - the old-school pizza at the newly-opened Gennaro's Tomato Pies in South Philly, reviewed HERE). Still, my grandest pizza experiences were in the long-standing (50 years or more) pizza places where the recipe, the ambiance, and the customer expectations have withstood the onslaught of cheap, mass-sourced pies.
My dining partners were long-time Columbus-area residents, but neither had heard of Rubino's. They were initially skeptical, but heartened by some warm reviews on Urbanspoon and Yelp.
We arrived on a Wednesday night around 7:30. Rubino's, which opened in 1954, has a wonderful neon sign in front of its square brick building. Inside, it was a perfect time warp. There was a strong smoky aroma of charred pizza dough, and the tables, booths, and decor looked to be unchanged for decades.
|Dough entering the presser
|Stacks of the flattened ovals
The staff were exceptionally friendly, allowing me to take plenty of pics while explaining the pie options. We were warned that the pies have "only a little cheese." (And, it's provolone.) We ordered one sausage pie and one pepperoni pie, which seemed like a lot for three people - but not a problem because my dining partners could take home the leftovers.
An online reviewer advised that one should order the pie "Shenked" which seemed to mean well-done. We mentioned that when ordering, but waitress simply said "Oh, you want it well-done."
Beverage choices included soda and water. The water was served in a curious Rubbermaid container with small Styrofoam cups; my A&W cream soda came in a can with a straw. This was charming and amusing, and - spoiler alert - the only thing about this experience that could be improved. A big paper cup of ice would have been very welcome.
|These ovens have a vintage look
While we waited for the pies, we noted a brisk takeout business. I waked over near the counter and saw the staff putting small rounds of dough through a pressing/flattening machine, where they came out as slightly wider ovals. I've never seen any pizza prepared in that fashion.
|The sausage pie
Rubino's is famous for the thinness of its crust, and soon we knew why. The "large" pies were modest in diameter - about 14" - and thinner than any I've ever eaten. Thinner than the legendary thin-crust pies at Tacconelli's in Philly (reviewed HERE). So thin, in fact, it probably would suffer and flop in the traditional triangle cut. Each pie was sliced into the "party cut" that yielded little rectangles about 3" by 3" in dimension.
|Pepperoni pizza, party cut
Sausage is my go-to pie topping, especially the big uneven chunks of genuine Italian rope sausage used at places like Trenton's DeLorenzo's (reviewed HERE). Sliced, ground, or pellet-style sausage doesn't generally deliver the same payload. Here, however, the sausage was applied in big thin patches. I've never seen anything like it, but the house-made sausage was delightful.
The crust was thin and superbly crunchy, as expected. It had a wonderful char on one pie and a perfect - slightly darker - char on the other. And it had its own excellent flavor to accompany its crispy texture.
The sauce was thick, but not chunky. It was seasoned wonderfully and on the (perfectly for me) salty side. The key here, especially with this wafer-thin crust, is balance so that the weight and moisture of the sauce, cheese, and meat do not swamp the crust. And it was ideal - each bite offered up that wonderful snap of crust, the tangy sauce, the browned cheese serving to affix the sausage or pepperoni toppings.
The pepperoni pie was, for me, the star. It was covered in delightful cups of narrow-gauge thick-cut slices - a lot of meat for such a thin pie but not an overload. We had planned on leftovers, but we easily finished both pies and the complimentary bowl of three firm and savory house-made meatballs swimming in that same delicious sauce.
Rubino's offers pizza, salads, spaghetti, and little else. The meatballs were so good that I would try the pasta on a return visit, but the pizza is surely the star.
While it is nearly pointless to compare this pizza to others, it's tempting to classify it as "bar pie" even though there is no liquor served here. I'd love to eat this pizza side-by-side with the stellar bar pie from Lee's Tavern in Staten Island (reviewed HERE).
What Rubino's pizza shares with the best pies is the craft and dedication of the pizzaioli, the quality of the home-made ingredients, the balance in the ratio of toppings to crust, and the skill and attention to baking. This is landmark, absolute destination pizza.
Our two pies and one soda came to $23.11 with tax, before tip. World-class hand-crafted pizza at chain-store prices.
Crust is a 9.9. Sauce is a 9.5. Cheese is 9.5. Sausage and pepperoni, 10. Ambiance and service, 10. Overall, 9.9 and one of the best pizza experiences you can find.


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With both health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical expenses increasing in 2013, it'll be a little harder to save. Many people aren't aware that newer insurance plans cover recommended preventive care now with no co-pays and without even needing to meet the plan's deductible. A recent Health Affairs article noted that only one in five HSA-plan holders knew that their plans covered preventive care without a deductible.
When You Got Your Plan Makes a Big Difference
A survey by America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) found most HSA plans provide first-dollar coverage for recommended preventive care. If you got a plan after March 23, 2010, you don't have to meet a deductible or even pay for co-pays or co-insurance for a lot of preventive care when you use in-network doctors. These services are recommended specifically because they've been shown to prevent major illnesses. That not only protects your wellbeing, but also reduces your long-term medical bills. (However, this coverage is of course not "free", and in fact raises the cost of your premiums. That's why you may want to keep your grandfathered plan if you got it before March 2010, especially if your premiums are lower.)
AHIP also checked how well versed HSA policyholders were about how to use their plan. They reported that only 18.1 percent of the respondents understood there were no cost-sharing requirements for many health screenings and vaccinations. Some screenings can help detect cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and other major threats before too much damage has been done. Other screenings can find problems in infants, like hearing or vision loss, so these issues can be addressed early to help children reach their full potential.
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About 13.5 million of us now rely on an HSA plan for health care, and lack of awareness about coverage for preventive care is seen across socio-demographics. Have you been missing covered care? Many of these services have a good chance of saving you from chronic illness that could leave you with years of increased health care charges.
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text: I ventured downtown yesterday, just so glad that the temperatures were above freezing mark for I think the first time this year. I brought along my little Fuji X-E2 and decided to try to see how quick my camera would focus on its own. So I was shooting from the hip. As I went along, my aim got a little better but in the end people just walking around in an urban setting is not one of my favourite things and I started to look for more interesting compositions.


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These are "must do experiences"
- The Apartheid Museum explaining the politics that divided the nation for 48 years, is situated at Gold Reef City www.apartheidmuseum.org
- Constitution Hill with the New Court, the Old Fort and Prison Buildings offer organized tours on the hour every hour. www.constitutionhill.org.za
- SOWETO is a 45 minute drive from Rutland House. Either a half, or all day tour can be arranged to suit your timing and needs with lunch at the famous Wandie's restaurant. www.wandiesplace.com and www.joburg.org/soweto
Further Out
- The Cullinan Diamond Mine home of the largest diamond in the world (3106-ct) offers tours of a working diamond mine. www.geosites.co.za/premier.htm
- The Cradle of Humankind comprises 13 fossil sites, amongst these are :-
- The Sterkfontein Caves, considered to be one of the world's most productive and
important anthropological sites. It is also a World Heritage Site. This is the place where Dr Robert Broom found the very first adult ape-man in 1936 and where in 1947, a well-preserved skull of a female Plesianthropus (Mrs Ples) was discovered. It is the most complete skull of Australopithecus africanus yet found. She is about 2.7 million years old. www.cradleofhumankind.co.za & www.discoveryourself.co.za
- The Sterkfontein Caves, considered to be one of the world's most productive and


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Palestinian women take a break to recover from tear gas that was fired by Israeli soldiers during clashes between inhabitants of the village of Nabi Saleh, in the occupied West Bank and Israeli soldiers on March 9, 2012, after the villagers marched in protest against the annexation of land in favor of the construction of the Israeli settlement of Hallamish.
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By Avi Issacharoff
Female activists accuse leftist organizations of belittling cases of harassment by Palestinians for the sake of the struggle against the occupation; Palestinian activist: It is unacceptable that Israeli or foreign women that come to protest in solidarity with us be harassed.
"Hi everyone, I'm writing this here because I'm not really sure when the next meeting will be. At the demonstration today (February 10, 2012) in Kfar a-Dik, I noticed looks and finger pointing from the shabab (nickname for young Palestinians) that made me feel some discomfort. They talked amongst themselves, and not with me, but the word that came up quite a lot was 'slut,' with glances directed toward me. When I met A. and H. (two men), I told them about this, and H. stayed by my side. Despite this, there was some 'accidental' touching, and some incidents in which people called me a 'slut.' In the end of the day, it was a very unpleasant experience."
This letter, written by an Israeli leftist activist, is only one of the causes for the stormy debate that has been taking place online among leftist and human rights activists in Israel.
The activist sent the letter to her friends at Anarchists Against the Wall, in which she wrote of the incidents of sexual harassment she had experienced in Kfar a-Dik, a West Bank village where the organization holds protests in support of the Palestinians from time to time.
This correspondence, along with other testimonies obtained by Haaretz, tells of a wider phenomenon of sexual harassment and assault of Israeli and foreign protesters in the West Bank. In the past two years, at least six incidents were recorded in the West Bank and East Jerusalem: two in Sheikh Jarrah, four more in the Mount Hebron area, in Masra, in Kfar a-Dik, and an alleged case of attempted rape in Umm Salmona, near Bethlehem, that was revealed in Haaretz.
Recently, a special forum was started by a group of women from leftist groups for the purpose of dealing and monitoring such incidents. "The objective is to learn the subject," says one of the group's members. "We want to develop tools and guidelines for creating an environment with fewer cases of harassment."


text: I have a very odd target number that I'm not willing to break: 89702 (for what they show on the configurator. I know that they're subtracting 7500 from what you have to pay them). My minimum requirements are 85kwh, leather, not piano black, tech, and parcel shelf. If I get an S85, I can pretty much go crazy and get whatever I want. My current config is: S85, leather, obiche, tech, parcel shelf, pano, twin chargers, parking sensors, 21" wheels. No air suspension. No audio upgrade (that hurts, but $2500? Really?) However, if I opt for a P85, there'd be no pano, no twin chargers, and I'd get base wheels. I'm leaning towards 19" wheels anyway, but those 21" are so niiice. I wish they had a 20" option. I would feel much more comfortable with 20" wheels since I tend to be really hard on tires. So, if it were you, would you give up 21s, a pano, and twin chargers to get a P85? And, if I were feeling especially frugal, I could go with the minimum+S85 and be 10k under budget. Oh my! Pano: its a luxury. But twin chargers? Are they worth it in Texas where even low power chargers are hard to come by, much less high power ones? There would be one in my garage though, wouldn't there? And Tesla at the Domain. Can you charge up while you shop at the Apple store and Macy's?


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Dr. Shelby questions Sage's intentions.
With Dr. Shelby questioning Sage's real reason for being admitted, she knew she'd need to ramp up her acting. To convince him, she explains that being in the mental ward gives her—and her crew of spies—time to prove that Dr. Anderson is having an affair with Nick.
Stunned to hear her far-fetched story, he signs off on Sage's admittance into Fairview, agreeing she needs psychiatric help.


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The Devil has appeared on a bathroom tile in Budapest, Hungary and refuses to be removed.
After spending a fortune on renovating his bathroom Mr.Crsefko let his wife shower first, but the bathroom turned cold and creepy and as she stepped naked out of the shower she saw Satan having a jolly good old peep and a giant erection!
Scared out of her wits she ran out into the street naked, screaming, "the Devil's in my bathroom he saw me naked and he's having a w**k, dirty ol man!"
First of all passers by thought she meant the Devil as in her husband wanting a quicky in the new shower, but no, when they returned there was Satan smiling his "horny" head off!
The Devil's image cannot be removed and ever since he appeared the room has remained damp, chilly and pretty scary.
Mr.Crsefko is now employing a local Catholic priest to exorcise the demon (amongst his own), but Satan is having none of it. He wants a cheap thrill every time that the lady of the house showers and refuses to budge.
Maybe Mr.Crsefko should just remove the offending tile? No way, as long as the publicity is hot, the exorcist is trying to exorcise and the Devil's having a cheap, horny thrill, why bother?


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Lease management software provider Odessa Technologies contends that automated workflow processing accelerates lease processing times, effectively manages related processes, and optimizes workforce efficiencies in any decision making environment. Any workflow process, whether it be for the decision on lease applications or vendor payments (check requests), can be accommodated by an automated workflow system that is built with adequate versatility. In fact, the automation of decision making can fundamentally change the way an organization works, forcing it to confront its bottlenecks and find new ways to create efficiencies.
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Helicopter cam shots on the Las Vegas Strip show vehicle wreckage strewn about, resembling a war-zone bombing in Iraq (2005). The driver of a (silver) Maserati, Kenneth Cherry or Kenneth Clutch was shot to death while driving down the strip, by assailants in a brand new black Range Rover.
The shooting and multiple car crash occurred around 4:30 AM; a cab that collided with the Maserati, caught on fire and both the cab driver and a passenger perished in the fiery mayhem!
Careful reconstructions are under way by the Las Vegas Police Department, since exactly what went down is anybody`s guess. As I review a plethora of news footage and cell phone film, captured by startled bystanders, confusion reigns supreme!
Additional reviews brings the dramatically violent incident slightly more into focus. The seed of the roving gun battle, was apparently an argument of some kind in the valet parking area of the Aria Hotel.
The nature of the row is unknown, but we must assume, after these men in the black Range Rover got angry at this flashy character of a rapper, going (at times) by the pseudonym of Kenneth Clutch, they followed him out of the Aria, then fired into his Maserati as he was driving through traffic.
Once Clutch was shot, his car continued to move unattended, and naturally began to crash with several unsuspecting vehicles. The exact sequence of these multiple collisions is a mystery to me, but may be sorted out by investigators (eventually).
Clearly, there were quite a few eyewitnesses; moreover, there`s a plethora of photographic evidence, much of this footage was shot in real time. Well, maybe film evidence doesn`t originate as far back as the precise time the gun was fired off from the black Range Rover, which escaped the scene before the full nature of the nexus of crashes completely unfolded.
Authorities believe the Rover was out-of-state; the license plates were still paper, so the car was brand new.
And who was Kenneth Cherry? Was he a pimp? How did he get enough money to drive a Maserati? Was he in some kind of deal with these black men? Did the deal go south? What caused these men to get so angry?
Or was it maybe only one man who got angry and who also did the shooting? Was Clutch operating a prostitute ring? What does the Las Vegas Police know about Cherry being a pimp? Has he ever been arrested?
6 vehicles were involved in the early morning crash-up, at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road; four other cars were involved, besides the Maserati and the ill-fated cab. I even saw one white service truck lodged eschew on the curb, and wondered how this truck ended up in the way it did.
This outburst of violence and conflagration hits right in the heart of the gambling raucous of Las Vegas; nearby are Caesars Palace, Bellagio, Bally`s, and the Flamingo (four of Nevada`s largest casinos).
Recently, Las Vegas is witness to an increase of violence; however, recent violence pales in comparison to this scene, which more resembles a dramatic climax from a Bruce Willis Die Hard movie, for sheer maelstrom of confusion and blistery pandemonium!
A Las Vegas February is visited by two prior crimes of violence: a tourist attack at Mandalay Bay on Feb. 16th, and two people were shot in a Las Vegas Boulevard parking garage on Feb. 6th. Will this adversely effect an apparently burgeoning tourist business (after the devastating 2008 recession)?
Who was Ken Cherry? Who are the men in the black Range Rover? What is the cause of their violent altercation with Clutch?


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Should you write a book? Maybe. Maybe not.
It's been almost a year since the hardcover edition of Planting Dandelions was released. Last spring was a giddy season. Warm advance reviews were rolling in, interviews and readings were being planned, buzz was in the air. Though I kept my expectations in check, I allowed my hopes to roam wild and high, as dreams must do. When I got word that People magazine was giving Planting Dandelions a four out of four star review, anything seemed possible. (Damn you, Royal Wedding mid-week special edition for interrupting my moment! And Steven Tyler's.)
The book continues to bring me joy as it makes its way through the wild world, and I expect it will do so for the rest of my days. The experience of bringing a book to market has been frequently confusing, occasionally confounding and constantly educational. I'm not quite as "green" as I was a year ago. But I would–and plan to–do it all over again, with honor and pleasure.
I love writing online. I love the immediacy, the intimacy, the community. I love writing for print. I love the sense of authority and legacy, I love the professionalism, I love working with talented editors who push me to write better. (Also, I love the money. Blogging has occasionally bought me a cup of coffee or put me up in a swell hotel, but a significant portion of our household income comes from my work in print.)
As a dual citizen of new and traditional media, I enjoy the best of both worlds. I have a vantage point that transcends the biases and blind spots that come from being wholly vested in one or the other. And both have plenty.
The line between traditional and digital media is less sharply drawn than it was when I began blogging six years ago, and it's fast on its way to dissolving altogether. Back then, blogs and bloggers were the illegitimate, mutant offspring of "real" writing. Traditional media feared losing its authority. New media people craved it. Both got expressed as contempt. There was a lot of posturing in the vein of "Who needs you, anyway?"
Of course, we needed each other. And though there are still ongoing culture clashes, based on the old false dichotomy of THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE, the atmosphere of contempt and mistrust is steadily giving way to curiosity and respect.
Because there aren't sides. There are only stories. And if you thought it was about the delivery vehicle– if you think it's about books, or magazines, or video, or blogs, or bits of digital code–then I'm sorry, but you lost your way. Those things are objects. It's fine to love them, admire them, collect them, sell them, create them, but they are only containers.
I spend a lot of time with stories, writing them, reading them, telling them, hearing them. I go to sleep with audiobooks every night. I keep up with over 100 personal blogs every morning. I owe the library millions of dollars in overdue fines for gorging on books. The immediacy of ebooks on my new Kindle Fire will probably drive us to bankruptcy. I sit in my driveway, held rapt by a radio narrative. I'm an omnivore of stories, and for me, there is no dilemma. It's an endless feast.
As we move away from our attachment to the vehicle, I'm noticing recently a subtle shift in the blog culture's attitude toward publishing books. As much as bloggers liked to claim they didn't need anyone's approval, the book deal was always the holy grail, the sign a blogger had "made" it. We were all Pinocchios waiting at the window sill for an agent or editor to come and make us into real boys. That's more or less how it happened for me, and I'm so glad it did. I had a story in me that needed a book to contain it properly.
But that's not the case for everyone. Some bloggers don't need or want to write a book, even if they are good writers, with great stories. Like C. Jane, who explained yesterday why she was abandoning what had become a forced march to book publication:
I am a blogger. This is my genre…. Blogging allows me to have a living organism of words and photographs, hyperlinks and comments. Books, with their classic adventures, smells and something-in-the-hand-ness will always be something to esteem. But these months helped me realize (and I am so grateful) that I am not a book writer, I am a blog writer.
I thought that was a remarkable statement, and I take it as a sign that blogs, as a genre, are coming of age. On par with books (the best and the worst), but sufficient unto itself.
Here's another example of the emerging self-sufficiency of the genre: my dear friend Asha Dornfest, explaining why she is writing a book now, with Christine Koh.
So why would I possibly write another book? Especially now, when social media is turning the conversation into the end goal? And book publishers and sellers are facing an uncertain market?
In fact, I think this is the best time to write a book. From a practical standpoint, books have entered a new era. E-book readers, wifi, mobile, search, social media, and the online marketplace have become such a part of everyday life that there has never been more potential for a good-quality book.
Considering how popular Asha's website is, and how many opportunities she's had to publish a book, it speaks volumes that she felt she could afford to wait for the right time, the right project, and the right publisher. And I share her excitement and optimism.
This is a thrilling time to publish a book– confusion, uncertainty, and all. It's an incredible time to be a blogger. It's an amazing time to be a reader.
And it's the best time there ever was to tell your stories.


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The chart shows the prices of diesel fuel in European countries. In general, diesel as well as unleaded gasoline are expensive in Europe compared to the rest of the world. The reason is that European governments impose high taxes on fuel in order to reduce consumption, combat environmental problems, and collect tax revenue. Still, there is quite a bit of variation across countries. Diesel is generally cheaper in the eastern parts of the continent compared to Western Europe.
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Well the children are still staying with their granny and grandad. After the initial splurges of contact from them I haven't heard from them for 24 hours now. Guessing everything is good.
So I had plans in my head, sort everything out, yes everything!!! That's how my brain works. I have been told I try to do much, what I can actually get done isn't realistic and then I get fed up and frustrated. I had one of those days today.
A combination of too higher expectations and the result of two, yes two 7 month old puppies, one of which is currently in season. There is a common theme to their days, well kind of, but also every day is different.
So the one in season has taken to being completely distracted in the garden, 'forgets' to do her business out there however long you stand out there with her! Then, that's right comes back in and does a wee on the floor, and she walks and wees spreading it everywhere! There's been 2 of those today.The rest of the time she's been fine.
The other one has being angsty, pacing, whining, barking, and generally unsettled. We think there is a theme that she misses my husband when he's not at home. Mainly because when my husband is here she is far more settled.
They're now curled up either side of me asleep. Long may they stay that way! Cute, cuddly and lovely when asleep. Of course I love them but some days are tough, and today was one of them!
Tomorrow the children will be back, but maybe not till late. Husband works from home tomorrow, so I'm going to crack on, and get 'stuff' done!
I need to try and be more positive in myself. I'm struggling at the minute with a variety of 'symptoms' of generally feeling crappy. I've been to the dr.s before with the same kind of thing, My thyroid has always been alright, well all my bloods really. I'm generally fatigued and a bit low, general aches and pains, muscle cramps, headaches…… I'm pretty sure I'm not actually depressed.
I just feel overwhelmed, which is hardly surprising, 2 puppies who we've had since October. Both of which have already had their first season. This has created mud, mud, and more mud, every time they go out in the garden. Plus 2 children who are home educated, they're easy in comparison to the puppies!! I love home educating, facilitating them, it just keeps me busy! Then a very supportive husband, who thankfully woks from home 1 day a week, but the rest of the week isn't really here due to being out the house 14 hours+ a day.
Ok reading that back, it's not surprising I'm tired actually. So I brought some vitamin D3 supplements today to try and help. I'm sure I'm not alone in struggling this winter? Just seems to have been so long and dark. I've also been looking at SAD lights but I'm not sure I have 30-60mins to sit next to one. I don't generally sit for any length of time in a day unless I'm driving somewhere! Plus quite a lot of money for something that may or may not work.?
Anyway so in an attempt to be more positive
I ordered the dye to dye the curtains in the room we're decorating.
I ordered some vit D3
I'm going to have a takeaway, wine, and watch tv with husband


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The International Association of Universities (IAU) has awarded Cardiff Met with their highest award after judging the University to be comprehensively internationalised.
A panel from IAU has assessed the university across 15 criteria, including its strategy, the support provided to international students at home and abroad, its work to internationalise the curriculum and research activities, and its efforts to support social cohesion around the world. The award follows a university wide self-evaluation and a visit from the panel, where they met with students and staff. Cardiff Met successfully met each criterion and was commended in areas including its strategy, governance, culture, learning and teaching, and support services.
The panel also commended the institution's internationalisation activities both at home and abroad, recognising that internationalisation is pervasive throughout the institution and embedded deeply within each of its schools and units.
Madeleine Green, Chair of the Panel and Senior Fellow, International Association of Universities and NAFSA: The Association of International Educators, said "The International Association of Universities is delighted to confer the first learning badge for comprehensive internationalisation. The Panel recognises that Cardiff Metropolitan University has made a huge contribution to the lives of both international and local students in Cardiff by achieving an impressive level of internationalisation throughout the institution and embedding it deep within its culture and strategy."
Professor Cara Aitchison, President and Vice-Chancellor, Cardiff Metropolitan University said, "Cardiff Met has a unique internationalisation model that embodies our values and has an impact on global social cohesion. I am pleased that this model has been recognised on an international level."
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