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A train has hit a school bus carrying over 50 students in their way to their school. The students were in KG and Primary stages. The photos are horrible for the scene already. The early batch of photos from the scene are taken by "Osama El Sayed"
According to the ministry of health the death toll increased to
It is worth to mention that police only showed up after 2 hours of the terrible accident and one ambulance showed up at first with no first aid supplies. Some of the victims died in their way to the hospital.Already the injured were transported to Manfalut General Hospital that is already suffering from bad management and turned in to public market according to citizens in Manfalut.he army sent its helicopters to transport the injured to the military hospitals.
Here is a video where an eye witness explains what happens in Arabic.
The minister of transportation has resigned while prime minister Qandil and minister of interior Gamal El Din are heading to Assuit. President Morsi has accepted the resignation of both the minister of transportation as the CEO of Railways authority. Morsi vowed on his official twitter to hold anyone responsible for this tragedy accountable
سوف يحاسب المسئول عن هذا الحادث #الرئيس
— د.محمد مرسي (@MuhammadMorsi) November 17, 2012
Here is another video from Youm 7
People in Cairo are extremely angry and they have to. This is the second related train accident in one month. Of course we need to wait for investigations still everybody knows that the victims of traffic and transportation systems in Egypt in one year are more than our victims in wars.
People became more angrier when they read the tweets and Facebook Status of MB leading members and FJP deputy chairman Essam El Arian calling for the return of the Parliament because of this accident and to hold the government accountable. He is political bastard who is only searching for his party's gain. This is the second time he uses a disaster to call for the return of that bloody useless parliament of his party after the Gaza tragedy in less than 72 hours !!
Nevertheless there are still some politicians who understand what they should say
More updates :
"Upper Egypt made Morsi win the Presidential elections and it will make him lose"
Morsi only cares about Delta despite our votes made him win.The kids were not going to a journey , they were heading to their school. Only two kids survived after jumping from the bus. The train could have stopped.
The workers of leveling crossings do not show up and yet they demand more salaries !! No one listens or cares about Upper Egypt.
These kids are like the Ultras Ahlawy martyrs in Port Said.
You could not know the features of the kids. Now these videos show the train and the remains of the bus. The students notebooks
The books and school bags which the locals gathered and put it in one side till the police would come !!
Someone did not eat his or her sandwich.
Dozens protested in Cairo in front of the Cabinet HQ in Cairo.
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Hartsville, S.C. – The Lady Cobras avenged an early season loss to the Converse College Valkyries on Saturday afternoon, defeating Converse 94-76 in Conference Carolinas women's basketball action. The win improves the Lady Cobras record to 6-12 overall, and 5-8 in the conference, while Converse slips to 4-15 overall, and 4-10 in the conference.
Henna Koponen (Vantaa, Finland) led all scorers with 24 points and eight rebounds for Coker, with fellow Fin, Lotta Aaltonen (Rauma, Finland) netting 18 points with seven rebounds. Alexis blow (Greenville, NC) had a career high 15 points and four rebounds, and Jessica Hayes chipped in 12 points, while pulling down six rebounds. Every Coker player that played in the game, but two registered points, as the Lady Cobras were very successful in spreading the offense around.
For Converse, Kendra Bothof had an outstanding second half and came away with 20 points in the game, while Brandy Williams had 14 points, 12 of which came from beyond the arc, with five rebounds. Sydney Brown and Alaina Smith also scored in double figures for the Valkyries, scoring 12 and 11 points respectively.
Heavy defensive pressure by both squads caused 58 total turnovers, leading to 55 combined points, while both teams had a combined 32 steals.
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Just like how students learn in certain ways, every professor can have a unique teaching strategy. Without question, this is one of the most important talking points to go over in the academic sense, seeing as how you are likely to learn under numerous individuals. Anyone who has been involved in cooking classes and the like will tell you the same. As far as the specific teaching strategies are concerned, though, you may wonder which ones stand out the most.
There is no such as a "better" teaching style, despite what you may think. It's just a matter of how well professors distribute information, as well as the preferences students have. Whether you're looking to become a whistleblower attorney following law school, or what have you, here are a few of the teaching styles you should recognize.
Some college professors learn by way of engagement alone. What this means is that they will put their classes in the hands of the students, allowing them to start conversation before it develops into something that can be used for assignments. Keep in mind that this strategy does not work for everyone, especially those who are more introverted by comparison. In any event, it's a great way for students to know each other, as well as for ideas to be passed along. In addition, who's to say that students won't be eager to come back to learn next time?
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The door bell chimed throughout the house and my annoying little brothers ran to go answer it. I knew who it was and I felt a blush creep up my cheeks when I heard his voice. "Where is Angela?" He asked at my two little brothers.
"She is getting ready." Joshua said, "Though I don't see why, it doesn't help her." He added to my embarrassment.
Ben laughed a charming laugh and I smiled, "It doesn't help her, because she doesn't need to dress up, she's pretty enough." Ben said.
I gasped in glee and giggled to myself, I added a clip to my hair and sighed before turning away from the mirror and escaping out my room to the door to meet with Ben.
My little brothers pretended to gag at Ben's comment; I noticed as I walked into the hall.
"You two, quit being rude and finish your homework." I said, glaring slightly at the two of them.
They laughed and ran into the living room and sprawled onto the floor in front of the TV, ignoring my homework suggestion.
I frowned down to Ben and he smiled up to me, "It's fine. Lets go." He said pulling me out to his car.
"Have fun, dear." My mother called out. "Be back my ten, its a school day tomorrow." She reminded me. I looked at my watch, it was five, I calculated how long it would take us to return if we made it to and from Port Angeles and how long the movie would take and if we went to dinner. I smiled, we would be back on time.
Ben opened the door of his car for me and I got inside of it, giggling at the music he had on the stereo; Jonas Brothers, Kids of the Future. I looked at him in confusion, pointing at the stereo.
He blushed slightly, "My little cousins thought it would be funny." He said, not meeting my eyes of embarrassment.
"Ah," I said giggling and setting into my seat and pulling the seat belt. "So, what movie are we going to see?" I asked him once he started the car.
Ben pondered for a second then opened his mouth, shook his head, and closed it again. "I'm not sure." He finally admitted. "I was hoping you could pick this time. I am usually picking the movies and you must be tired of seeing action movies." He said starting to drive up the road.
I shrugged, "I don't know either." I said cocking my head and scanning through my head through the movie commercials. "Oh, I don't really care, lets just see an action movie. It doesn't matter." I said as we pulled up tot the movie's parking lot.
Ben smiled happily and suggested the movie. I nodded not really caring as long as I spend time with him, seeing how little time we had together now that we graduated and were going off to college soon.
He helped me out of the car and offered me his hand. I took it with a laugh and we walked up to the box office. Ben asked for the two tickets and the peppy woman on the other side smiled at the sight of the two of us.
I pulled off my jacket as we entered into the safe indoors of the movie theater, and the warm butter smell of popcorn reached me. There was a line at the concession stand and I noticed two people I knew from school right away.
Jessica and Mike. Jess pulling on the hand of an annoyed looking Mike. I giggled as Mike groaned when Jess offered for them to change their horror movie tickets for the romantic movie.
"Oh hey Angela, hey Ben!" Mike called out relived as he saw Ben and I approach the stand for our popcorn.
"Hi Mike!" I said when I reached them.
"Hi, Mike." Ben said with a smile.
"Hello, Angela. Ben." Jessica said, less excited then she was seconds ago.
"What movie are you two seeing?" Mike asked hopeful.
I showed him my ticket and he raised his eyebrows. "Nice choice." He said, glumly, I guessed he wanted to double instead of being alone with Jessica.
"Well, sorry for leaving you guys but we have to go, our movie is starting in two minutes." Ben said and we walked together into the dark auditorium.
"Hungry?" Ben asked as we exited the theater doors.
"Very," I admitted as my stomach growled. I looked at my watch, we still had an hour and a half before my curfew.
"Let's go then."
I got in the car and Ben pulled out of the parking lot and set off to searched for somewhere to eat.
He found a nice little restaurant. I looked at him, "A McDonald's would have been fine, really, there is one down the street." I said pointing at the bright yellow double arch.
He grimaced, "Nah, I need somewhere more formal, it probably is going to be the last time we go out, I leave fore college next week, and I'll be busy."
I frowned as I realized how little time we had together and nodded knowing he was right.
We entered the restaurant and a smiling waitress appeared behind the desk with the menus already in her hands. "Table for two?" She asked.
Ben nodded and the waitress showed us to our table.
"Your server will be here momentarily to take your orders." She said and disappeared back to her desk.
Minutes later the server entered the room, "Hello my name is Sarah, I'll be your waiter tonight, what drinks can I get you two?" She asked.
"Water for me, please." Ben said, "Angela?"
"A 7-up?" I said, shyly.
The server disappeared and reappeared seconds later. "Anything to eat?"
"We're still looking." Ben said. The server nodded and disappeared. Ben took a drink out of his water, I noticed his hands were shaking, I wanted to ask what was wrong but before I could open my mouth he spoke softly, "Angela. I need to know something." I looked at him and nodded. "We have been together for about two years." I opened my mouth but he pulled up his hand for him to finish. I was getting a bad feeling about the next words that were going to be bad.
I froze, would he brake up with me? Maybe that's what this all was, for him to say goodbye, because we were going to different colleges.
"And I really feel like we have bonded and gotten to know each other really well." He continued, "Angela?" He got up and stood beside me, taking my hand "Angela Webber?" He said my full name and got down in one knee. My heart pounded in my heart knowing what he was about to do, "Will you marry me?"
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The Library of Tibetan Classics is a special series being developed by the Institute of Tibetan Classics aimed at making key classical Tibetan texts part of the global literary and intellectual heritage. Eventually comprising thirty-two large volumes, the collection will contain over two hundred distinct texts by more than a hundred of the best-known Tibetan authors. These texts have been selected in consultation with the preeminent lineage holders of all the schools and other senior Tibetan scholars to represent the Tibetan literary tradition as a whole. The works included in this defined series span more than a millennium and cover the vast expanse of classical Tibetan knowledge—from the core teachings of the specific schools to such diverse fields as ethics, philosophy, linguistics, medicine, astronomy and astrology, folklore, and history.
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Scots-Irish, Scotch-Irish, Ulster Scots, Redshanks, Anglo-Celts, Scots-Irish genetic genealogy
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Ulster and West Highland Clan names
Many people with Gaelic origin surnames are interested in researching their clan connections. This is cannot be done by assuming one's last name is also a clan surname. Many Gaelic surnames are not clan surnames and do not relate to historical clans. They are surnames created from Gaelic patronymic naming customs. Many Gaelic surnames were not fixed in until very late, circa 1500s into the 1600s. Even then the use of clan surnames was not universal and was often a form only found on legal documents written by government officials, rather than the surname a family actually used in their community.[1] Clan surnames were used more by older sons of landed families. In other cases families related to a historical clan via marriage, via legal contracts such a manrents (military obligations to a lord), tacsmen (land managers) or just allies, would take the surname of the clan to which they were associated. The best way to research one's clan connections is through Y chromosome DNA testing (Y-DNA) and a study of the history of a district that the family originated.
Y Chromosome DNA (Y-DNA) testing usually provides a kinship group of surnames with the same paternal kinship. Often the non-surname matches are as important as the surname matches when trying ascertain clan connections. Many Gaelic clans had groups of surnames associated with them. There are many examples of this that have turned up in DNA results.
If you have tested your Y-DNA at the 67 or 111 and a definite kinship group has appeared the surnames in the group usually give important data relevant to past clan connections. A good first step is to have research done on the etymology and history of those particular surnames. Sometimes this alone reveals a family past clan connections. For example, the common Ulster and west Highland surname of Campbell, most times this is the anglicised form of Caimbeul from the well-known Argyll family. But some Campbell families have a kinship group that includes the surname Caulfield which an Ulster Heritage researcher knew to be anglicised form of the name Mac Cathmhaoil, a county Tyrone Irish Gaelic family and that this family used both Caulfield and Campbell as anglicised forms of their surname. This gave this particular Campbell family their real history and geographic location to conduct further research. This type of breakthrough happens often in the Ulster Heritage Project.
If one of your research goals is to explore your clan connections and you have reached a brick wall with your paternal kinship group matches it might help to have an expert look at the group and do an analysis of them. This involves etymology, history, and geographic analysis of the kinship group and an examination of any primary sources. It is complex work often working with Gaelic language sources, but can provide valuable insight into a family's clan connections. If you have reached a point that you would like your kinship group analyzed please contact Ulster Heritage.
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THE TALK hosts celebrate co-host Julie Chen's birthday surprising the studio audience with themed giveaways for the perfect road trip, including a trip to Las Vegas, Friday, January 4, 2013 on the CBS Television Network. Aisha Tyler, from left, and Julie Chen, shown. Photo: Lisette M. Azar ©2013 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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Message Queue provides security services for user access control (authentication and authorization) and for encryption:
Authentication ensures that only verified users can establish a connection to a broker.
Authorization specifies which users or groups have the right to access resources and to perform specific operations.
Encryption protects messages from being tampered with during delivery over a connection.
As a Message Queue administrator, you are responsible for setting up the information the broker needs to authenticate users and authorize their actions. The broker properties pertaining to security services are listed under Security Properties. The boolean property imq.accesscontrol.enabled acts as a master switch that controls whether access control is applied on a brokerwide basis; for finer control, you can override this setting for a particular connection service by setting the imq.serviceName .accesscontrol.enabled property, where serviceName is the name of the connection service, as shown in Table 6–1: for example, imq.httpjms.accesscontrol.enabled.
The following figure shows the components used by the broker to provide authentication and authorization services. These services depend on a user repository containing information about the users of the messaging system: their names, passwords, and group memberships. In addition, to authorize specific operations for a user or group, the broker consults an access control file that specifies which operations a user or group can perform. You can designate a single access control file for the broker as a whole, using the configuration property imq.accesscontrol.file.filename, or for a single connection service with imq.serviceName. accesscontrol.file.filename.
As Figure 9–1 shows, you can store user data in a flat file user repository that is provided with the Message Queue service, you can access an existing LDAP repository, or you can plug in a Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) module.
If you choose a flat-file repository, you must use the imqusermgr utility to manage the repository. This option is easy to use and built-in.
If you want to use an existing LDAP server, you use the tools provided by the LDAP vendor to populate and manage the user repository. You must also set properties in the broker instance configuration file to enable the broker to query the LDAP server for information about users and groups.
The LDAP option is better if scalability is important or if you need the repository to be shared by different brokers. This might be the case if you are using broker clusters.
If you want to plug-in an existing JAAS authentication service, you need to set the corresponding properties in the broker instance configuration file.
The broker's imq.authentication.basic.user_repository property specifies which type of repository to use. In general, an LDAP repository or JAAS authentication service is preferable if scalability is important or if you need the repository to be shared by different brokers (if you are using broker clusters, for instance). See User Authentication for more information on setting up a flat-file user repository, LDAP access, or JAAS authentication service.
A client requesting a connection to a broker must supply a user name and password, which the broker compares with those stored in the user repository. Passwords transmitted from client to broker are encoded using either base-64 encoding (for flat-file repositories) or message digest (MD5) hashing (for LDAP repositories). The choice is controlled by the imq.authentication.type property for the broker as a whole, or by imq.serviceName. authentication.type for a specific connection service. The imq.authentication.client.response.timeout property sets a timeout interval for authentication requests.
As described under Password Files, you can choose to put your passwords in a password file instead of being prompted for them interactively. The boolean broker property imq.passfile.enabled controls this option. If this property is true, the imq.passfile.dirpath and imq.passfile.name properties give the directory path and file name for the password file. The imq.imqcmd.password property (which can be embedded in the password file) specifies the password for authenticating an administrative user to use the Command utility (imqcmd) for managing brokers, connection services, connections, physical destinations, durable subscriptions, and transactions.
If you are using an LDAP-based user repository, there are a whole range of broker properties available for configuring various aspects of the LDAP lookup. The address (host name and port number) of the LDAP server itself is specified by imq.user_repository.ldap.server. The imq.user_repository.ldap.principal property gives the distinguished name for binding to the LDAP repository, while imq.user_repository.ldap.password supplies the associated password. Other properties specify the directory bases and optional JNDI filters for individual user and group searches, the provider-specific attribute identifiers for user and group names, and so forth; see Security Properties for details.
Once authenticated, a user can be authorized to perform various Message Queue-related activities. As a Message Queue administrator, you can define user groups and assign individual users membership in them. The default access control file explicitly refers to only one group, admin (see User Groups and Status). A user in this group has connection permission for the admin connection service, which allows the user to perform administrative functions such as creating destinations and monitoring and controlling a broker. A user in any other group that you define cannot, by default, get an admin service connection.
When a user attempts to perform an operation, the broker checks the user's name and group membership (from the user repository) against those specified for access to that operation (in the access control file). The access control file specifies permissions to users or groups for the following operations:
Connecting to a broker
Accessing destinations: creating a consumer, a producer, or a queue browser for any given destination or for all destinations
For information on configuring authorization, see User Authorization
To encrypt messages sent between clients and broker, you need to use a connection service based on the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) standard. SSL provides security at the connection level by establishing an encrypted connection between an SSL-enabled broker and client.
To use an SSL-based Message Queue connection service, you generate a public/private key pair using the Message Queue Key Tool utility (imqkeytool). This utility embeds the public key in a self-signed certificate and places it in a Message Queue key store. The key store is itself password-protected; to unlock it, you must provide a key store password at startup time, specified by the imq.keystore.password property. Once the key store is unlocked, a broker can pass the certificate to any client requesting a connection. The client then uses the certificate to set up an encrypted connection to the broker.
For information on configuring encryption, see Message Encryption


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August 5, 2007
August 2, 2007. Temperatures in the upper 90s didn't keep the golfers away as the St. Joe Valley Association of Wabash Men sponsored another great outing for the Wabash and DePauw alumni in the greater South Bend area. After all the score cards were turned in, the winning team was Steve Hoffman '85, JD Morin, and Roland Morin '91.
Juday Creek Golf Course, one of the finest in the area, was again the site of the outing. The course does a phenomenal job of taking care of all the golfers. Juday Creek, just East of South Bend and Mishawaka, is always considered in the Top 10 of all public courses in Indiana.
Many thanks go out to regional association president Peter Horvath '92 and especially to Roger Senkbeil '68 and his lovely wife Carol. Roger sets up the outing each year and each year he says it's probably his last! However, through his efforts to attract outing sponsors, the cost is low, the raffle prizes are many, an the outing raises a nice sum of money for the College. Carol always helps with the details making it a fun day for all involved.
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'The Walking Dead' Season 3 Comic-to-TV Comparison: 'Home'
'The Walking Dead' season 3 shambles out its tenth entry with Sunday's "Home," but how does it hold up to the comic book continuity? The conflict between Woodbury and the prison rages as the Governor makes a deadly assault on the facility, while Rick continues trying to work through his recent breakdown, and Glenn steps up in leadership. So, what's next for 'The Walking Dead' as the season continues?
As AMC's incarnation weaves in and out of storylines from the books and adds its own original characters and developments, we've compiled an in-depth guide for fans of the comic as well as AMC's 'The Walking Dead' to enjoy! Check it all the comparisons we found, and let us know your thoughts on 'The Walking Dead' season 3 episode 10 "Home" in the comments below!
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Michonnes New Digs, With a View of Rick
AMC: Despite Rick's earlier intent to evict Michonne from the prison immediately after her recovery, Michonne seems to have taken to the overturned bus in the prison yard as her new nesting grounds. From her perch, she spies Rick running all about the prison compound, chasing after his vision of Lori that no one else can see.
THE COMICS: As we've mentioned previously, it took the comic Michonne far less time to earn the trust and appreciation of Rick's group, who had little problem letting her settle in the prison at the start. Worth noting however, is that the comic Rick and Michonne would eventually come to bond over their respective delusions, as Rick happened upon Michonne imagining a conversation with her dead boyfriend (previously one of her walkers), and revealed the telephone conversations he'd been sharing with Lori.
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Rick's Mental State
AMC: Far from isolated incidents, Rick has now taken to seeing visions of Lori all around the prison, even managing to get so close as to touch them. When Hershel confronts him later, he admits to their being hallucinations, but weakly insists they must have some purpose.
THE COMICS: Rick certainly had plenty of grief to work through following Lori's death, and took to the afformentioned phone conversations, but never broke so hard as to wander about the prison chasing after an imaginary figure. Instead, Rick had several explosions of anger and violence that caused the others to question his leadership.
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Is Andrea the New Governor?
AMC: Following her impassioned speech to calm the townspeople of Woodbury, Andrea receives a visit from the Governor asking him to assume a leadership role in his stead, one she doesn't exactly feel herself qualified for. Given the Governor's later actions attacking the prison, it remains to be seen how much truth his words held.
THE COMICS: A much less gentle man, the comic Governor never had any thoughts of stepping down from his leadership position, despite going into a small seclusion following his battle with Michonne. The comic Andrea never actually met the Governor, but later grew into something of a leadership position with Rick in the town of Alexandria.
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Glenn's Battle Plan
AMC: Still looking to take vengeance on the Governor, Glenn decisively steps up in Rick's absence and plots the best strategy to deal with the Governor's inevitable retaliation, suggesting that he and Michonne could easily end the conflict by sneaking back into Woodbury to assassinate the tyrant.
THE COMICS: Not only was the Glenn of the comics far more passive, but the character took very little part in any battles against the Governor and his forces, even during his incarceration in Woodbury. By contrast, the TV character's proposal to Michonne resembles Michonne's own suggestion to Tyreese that they sneak out amid the conflict, and stealthily take down as many men as possible, potentially even the Governor himself.
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No Security in Prison
AMC: Noting how easy it was for Tyreese and his group to infiltrate the prison, Glenn and Carl look to assess the structural damage to the complex that enables walkers to freely enter. Later, the pair return insistent that the prison has a nigh-irreparable vulnerability the Governor might take advantage of.
THE COMICS: Apart from the initial troubles clearing out the walkers in the prison, Rick's group never had to deal with such a threat, as the prison was secure on all sides, with no damage to the surrounding fences. The stability was partly the reason the Governor even had eyes on the prison, to keep his own people more secure.
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Glenn and Maggie Growing Apart
AMC: Both traumatized by their ordeal in Woodbury, Maggie increasingly spurns Glenn and any efforts to go into detail about the Governor's sexual abuse. Resenting that he even needed to know, the pair continue to be in dire straights.
THE COMICS: Following Glenn's return from Woodbury, his and Maggie's relationship grew much stronger by contrast. Not only were the pair relieved Glenn survived at all, but Glenn began digging amongst the corpses for a little circle of trust he could give to his beloved Maggie!
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Speaking of Couples...Axel and Carol?
AMC: Spending increasingly more time with Carol, Axel reveals that he was actually incarcerated for armed robbery, albeit a charge made worse by the police discovery of his brother's gun, which was then pinned on him. As the two work around the prison, Axel continues trying to charm the woman, despite his earlier comments about her hair.
THE COMICS: Not only does Axel's confession about the armed robbery bring his TV character in line with the comics, but the paper Axel too was quite the horndog. Not only did he once spy on Lori and Carol in the prison shower, but also had a brief tryst with a still-living Patricia at the height of the Woodbury assault.
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Rick and Hershel
AMC: Understanding of Rick's breakdown following the death of his wife, Hershel attempts to coax Rick back to reality, and return to the leadership position before Glenn makes a fatal mistake with his vengeance against the Governor.
THE COMICS: Rick and Hershel were never particularly close within the books, but rather TV Hershel seems to fill the position of wisdom that the still-living Dale maintained. Following one of Rick's outburst against Tyreese, Dale was the one to sit Rick down and inform him of the group's worries about his stability, and that they'd be taking him out of a leadership position among the survivors.
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Axel, We Hardly Knew Ye
AMC: Mid-sentence with Carol, Axel is struck the temple (heh, Lew Temple) by a sniper bullet from the Governor, before his body is riddled with bullets while Carol desperately uses the former convict as a human shield. So much for the prisoners!
THE COMICS: Comic Axel too died in an assault from Woodbury, struck square in the forehead by an errant bullet. Admittedly, the comic Governor only made one major assault on the prison, fought in a series of battles. Speaking of which…
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Assault on the Prison, Part 1
AMC: Looking to retaliate against Rick's earlier invasion of Woodbury, the Governor opens fire upon the prison from multiple points, and orders a van loaded with walkers to barrel through the prison gates and release its cargo, significantly weakening the prison's defenses. Having made his point, the Governor and his men pull back and return to Woodbury.
THE COMICS: Thouch a few Woodbury soldiers performed reconnaissance on the survivors at the prison, the comic Governor only made one continued assault on the prison, done in several increments. In particular, the Governor was intitially careful not to damage the surrounding fence structure, hoping to take over the prison and move his own people in. By the end of the long battle, the Governor had a tank roll over the fences in desperation, though the assault eventually proved unsuccessful.
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Just in the Nick of Time!
AMC: Just as Rick seems to be pinned down by the walkers that the Governor released into the prison, Daryl and Merle arrive at the last moment to help turn the tide of the battle and save Rick's life. It remains to be seen exactly how Rick will handle Merle's presence, but it might have been curtains altogether had Daryl not showed up when he did.
THE COMICS: Though Daryl and Merle have no comic counterparts, Andrea returned at a crucial moment during the Woodbury assault, saving Rick's life. Dale and Andrea had previously taken several of the weaker prison survivors elsewhere in the RV, making the return all that more welcome in the desperate battle.


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Message from Dr. Steven Klipowicz
Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary in Charlotte is committed to the formation of faithful, competent leaders and ministers for the challenging world of the 21st century. At the heart of our Master of Divinity and Master of Arts in Christian Leadership degree programs is the conviction that relevant ministry experience within real life contexts under the supervision of caring, seasoned mentors is the vital ingredient in shaping the next generation of effective leaders for Christ. It's this type of "life on life" relationship that is the crux of the Mentored Ministry program in Charlotte. As the Director of Ministry Formation I am here to serve and challenge you in your growth and development during your time at seminary.


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The Hope Summer Repertory Theatre continues its 37th season, opening its third main stage production, "The Foreigner," on July 11.
"The Foreigner" by Larry Shue is a comic classic that HSRT performed 21 years ago. The plot revolves around two men, Froggy and Charlie, who are guests at a fishing lodge in rural Georgia. Charlie's extreme shyness overcomes him around these strangers, and he remains mute for most of the trip, allowing people to think that he is indeed a foreigner that cannot understand English. Before long, Charlie finds himself learning a lot more than he expected about the people around him with the most comic of melodramatic resolutions.
Director John Tammi has been involved with theatre at Hope College since 1968. He is Founding Artistic Director of HSRT and a professor in the Hope theatre department. He has directed more than seventy-five productions for the two Hope theatre programs including last summer's She Loves Me.
The cast features Chip Duford as Froggy and David Colacci as Charlie. Chip Duford celebrates his 15th year with HSRT this summer and also can be seen as General Harrison Howell in Kiss Me Kate. Chip has played Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Touchstone in As You Like It, Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing, Mr. Bumble (twice) in Oliver, The Scarecrow in Wizard Of Oz, The Bullfrog in HONK!, and The Pharoah in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Also director of Kiss me Kate, David Colacci is in his 23rd season with HSRT, 17th as Artistic Director. Productions he has directed include Godspell, Seussical, As You Like It, Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, Oliver, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Shakespeare in Hollywood, Return to the Forbidden Planet, I Hate Hamlet, Johnny Pye, Suds and Go Dog Go.
Tickets have already gone on sale at both the DeVos Fieldhouse and the DeWitt Theatre Ticket Office. Prices range from $8-$26 for plays and season tickets range from $45-$85.
The ticket office is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, is open on Saturday, noon to five. On performance dates, the DeWitt Ticket Office will be open through intermission. The ticket office is located in the DeWitt Cultural Center at 12th Street and Columbia Avenue. For tickets call the ticket office at 616-395-7890.
For more information visit the HSRT website at www.hope.edu/hsrt
The DeWitt Theatre is located at 141 East 12th Street. While 12th Street is under construction, the DeWitt and Martha Miller Center parking lots are both accessible from the North.
And while at the ticket office, make sure to check out HSRT's other productions
such as "Forever Plaid," "Kiss Me Kate," the cabaret at Till Midnight, "Closer Than Ever," and "Doubt, A Parable" opening July 18. The Children's Performance Troupe will also be presenting "Sarah Plain and Tall" opening July 18 and "Petite Rouge, the Cajun Red Riding Hood" opening July 16.


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Charleston Gazette
Believes That Witnesses Have Been Intimated
District Attorney Asks Court to Look up Defendants in Adkins Case
Sensational Testimony
Hentrick Brumfield Swears His Uncle Tried to Drown Him
December 7, 1907
Charleston Gazette
Believes That Witnesses Have Been Intimated
District Attorney Asks Court to Look up Defendants in Adkins Case
Sensational Testimony
Hentrick Brumfield Swears His Uncle Tried to Drown Him
When District Attorney Elliott Northcott made his opening address to the jury in the Adkins case, now on trail in the federal court, and told them that he would show them that this was one of the most important cases that has been tried before this or any other court: that he would prove beyond any reasonable double that these eleven defendants had been guilty of nearly every crime in the calendar, the statement was received with some degree of doubt by many who hear him. But judging from the evidence that was adduced yesterday from the government's witnesses, it must be admitted that what he told the jury is going to be proven.
Nearly every witness who testified yesterday showed just how desperate these defendants really are, and the testimony of Capt. Dan Cunningham unraveled a tale of horror that was realistic in every sense of the word.
District Attorney Northcott is gradually laying a chain of evidence which will connect the crimes that have been committed at Harts Creek, in Lincoln county, since the store of Margaret Adkins was placed, by the federal court, in the hands of J. P. Douglas, the receiver. All the testimony offered yesterday showed that the defendants were guilty of conspiracy, but the defendants, who will offer their testimony today, may change the aspect. The government closed its side of the case at 4:30 yesterday afternoon, and the court adjourned until this morning at nine, when the defendants will offer their testimony.
Hendrick Brumfield, who was on the stand Thursday when the court adjorned, was the first witness on the stand yesterday morning. He gave the sensational evidence of the trail by stating that his uncle tried to drown him, and further, that his life had been threatened several time.
Bill Abbott was the second witness, and he told of the conversation he heard before the robbery. Attorey Marcum put the witness through a severe cross-examination and questioned him particularly about the robbery, but his evidence was not shaken.
Mary Sanders, who is the divorced wife of Bill Abbott, was the next witness. Her testimony was mainly that she heard of the store being robbed. She told of the care that the event created; gave the names of those participating in the affair, mentioning Al Davis, who told her that he and Will Adkins would swear falsely if ever called on to testify and said that there was a band of them and that they would swear each other out of court. She saw several sacks of stolen goods, and swore that her house was shot up, and that she and the inmates were terrorized. On being cross- examined by Attorney Marcum. Mrs. Sanders testified that she had been indicted on a charge of conspiring to blow up a man's house, but had been acquitted of the charge.
Emory Mullins, the next witness, told that he was shot at in ambush for taking an active interest in this matter.
Tom Steadman swore that his life had been threatened if he testified in this case, and also, that he had been given a gun and told to go back to Brumfield's and stay there until he was needed.
Henry Adkins was the last witness to testify before court adjourned for the noon recess. He said that he had a conversation with Fred Adkins and told him that he would not tell about certain crimes that he knew of. He said that he made this remark for the reason that he was afraid of Fred. Judge Keller then announced that if necessary, he would have all the eleven defendants sent to jail and kept there when not in the court room until after the trail had been concluded. Mr. Northcott then addressed the court and said that the information had come to him straight that the government's witnesses had been intimidated since they arrived here, and he would make a motion to lock them up during the progress of the trail. Attorney Marcum said he had warned his clients not to say a word in regard to the case to anyone, and if it was known that they had disobeyed his orders he would not interpose any objection to their being held in custody during the remainder of this trail.
Henry Fleming, was the first witness on the reassembling of the court at 2 o'clock. He said he went over to Mad Adkins', and Adkins wanted to trade him several cases of shoes for a team of oxen. Mrs. Helena Ferguson testified that Charles Brumfield and Fred Adkins came to her store and accused her of allowing her two sons to testify against them before the grant jury, and said they used vile and threatening language. Wesley Ferguson told of his conversation with Fred Adkins, in regard to the robbery of the store.
Rosa Mullins saw Bob and Willard Fleming go past her house the night of the robbery on the way to Adkins' store. Isaac Mullins told of his going to Fred Adkins' house one night and Fred gave him 12 packages of coffee and three sacks of flour and that there was plenty more in the house.
Mrs. Callie Smith testified that she made a search of her house for stolen goods, and that none could be found. Three days afterwards someone put a sack of goods in the crib at her barn, and that she was aware who the person was that did the act.
Deputy Marshall Cunningham gave his testimony, and went over the ground fully. He told how the store was robbed and the result of his investigations. The testimony of Joseph Messer, Pat Rife and Receiver Douglas was along the line of the robbery of the store and the depridations committed by the defendants. The government rested its case at this point, and the court adjourned until this morning at 9 o'clock.
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Flasher Runs Away After Washington Woman Pulls Gun
LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) - A flasher took off running when a Washington state woman pulled out a gun and pointed it at him.
The Daily News reports that the Longview woman was at Lake Sacajawea Wednesday evening when a man approached her aggressively while masturbating and suggested she should watch him.
Instead the woman produced her gun.
Longview police detective Kyle Sahim says officers haven't found the man Thursday evening but are investigating several suspects. He was described as a white, in his early 20s, with short dark-blond hair.
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Harvard Shocks New Mexico – 2013 NCAA Tournament Roundup For March 22nd
UNDATED (AP) — Harvard's men's basketball program has established an athletic achievement that ranks up there with some of the school's academic highlights.
The No. 14 seeded Crimson sprung the upset of the NCAA tournament so far dumping third-seed New Mexico 68-62 in the second round. It's the first NCAA tournament win in for the Ivy League champs and comes against a Lobos team that was expected to advance deep into the tournament.
Wesley Saunders scored 18 points and Laurent Rivard had 17 to pace Harvard's advance to a meeting against Arizona.
Alex Kirk had 22 for New Mexico which hasn't made it out of the first weekend of the tournament since 1974.
Gonzaga had to scramble to keep from becoming the first No. 1 seed that was knocked off by a 16th seed. The Bulldogs held off an upset bid from Southern 64-58, behind 21 points from Kelly Olynyk. The Jaguars tied the game at 56 on a jumper from Derick Beltran with 3:45 to go. But Southern would only get a pair of free throws from Beltran the rest of the way to squelch any ideas of making NCAA tournament history.
In other second round play;
—Russ Smith led the way for No. 1 overall seed Louisville in a 79-48 blowout of North Carolina A&T. The Cardinals recorded a tournament record 20 steals and forced the Aggies in 27 turnovers.
— Marquette had to rally from a nine-point deficit to edge Davidson 59-58. Vander Blue's layup with one second left capped the Golden Eagle's rally.
— Memphis held on to beat Saint Mary's 54-52. Matthew Dellavedova's 3-pointer from the right wing sailed long as time expired on the Gaels, allowing the Tigers to advance.
— VCU made NCAA history with an 88-42 blowout of Akron behind 23 points from Troy Daniels and 21 from Juvonte Reddic. It's the most lop-sided win by a No. 5 seed over a 12th seed in the tournament.
— Syracuse crushed Montana 81-34 in the Orange's most one-sided tournament win since beating Brown 101-52 in 1986. Brandon Triche (TRISH) led the way with 20 points.
— Dorian Green scored 17 of his 26 points in the first half when Colorado State shot 58 percent and the Rams went on to beat Missouri 84-72.
— Glenn Robinson III and Tim Hardaway, Jr. each scored 21 points to lead fourth-seed Michigan to a 71-56 win over South Dakota State. The Wolverines won despite having star guard Trey Burke held to six points, the first time he scored in single digits all season.
— Mark Lyons scored 23 points to lead Arizona to an 81-64 rout of Belmont. The Wildcats held a 44-18 edge on the boards, outscored Belmont 36-18 in the paint, blocked five shots and outshot the Bruins from 3-point range.
— Allen Crabbe had 19 points and nine rebounds and reserve Robert Thurman scored all 12 of his points on dunks as 12th-seeded California upset fifth-seeded UNLV 64-61. Cal held the Runnin' Rebels without a basket for 11 minutes in the second half.
— Michigan State moved past Valparaiso 65-54. Derrick Nix had 23 points and a career-high 15 rebounds for the Spartans.
— Damyean Dotson scored 17 points and Arsalan Kazemi added 11 points and 17 rebounds to help 12th-seeded Oregon knock off fifth-seeded Oklahoma State 68-55.
— Malcolm Armstead scored 22 points, Cleanthony Early added 21 and ninth-seeded Wichita State defeated eighth-seeded Pittsburgh 73-55. Freshman Steven Adams led Pitt with 13 points and 11 rebounds.
— Fourth-seeded Saint Louis had little trouble with New Mexico State 64-44. Dwayne Evans scored 24 points and Cody Ellis added 12 points for the Billikens.
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After Mother Jones released video of Mitt Romney's controversial comments about 47 percent of the voting public, Fox News defended him, suggesting that Romney made an accurate statement about voting preferences while downplaying the other parts of his remarks. In the video, Romney also attacked supporters of President Obama as "dependent on government" and unwilling to "take personal responsibility and care for their lives."
Since the video's release, Fox News has ignored most of what Romney said to donors in Florida, focusing only on his comments involving the "47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what." On Fox & Friends, co-host Brian Kilmeade claimed "if you see the context of what he says," Romney was "saying 'I don't know if I can convince those people to ever vote for me' but it'll be posed as 'I don't care about those people.'" Later in the program, co-host Gretchen Carlson complained that the "headline throughout the day" would not be "the actual mathematical points that he makes."
But Romney's remarks were about more than who might vote for him. In the video, he disparages Obama supporters, describing them as people "who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe that government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it. That that's an entitlement. And the government should give it to them." Romney concluded by saying "I'll never convince them that they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives."
Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent pointed out that Romney's comments reflect a "truly extreme version of a theory that's widespread on the right":
Democrats are trying to encourage dependency on government for the explicit purpose of enlarging the pool of voters who can be relied upon to vote Democratic for the rest of their lives, in order to preserve the government handouts they enjoy.
In Romney's telling, all of these 47 percent of voters are complicit in this arrangement. As a result, there is no hope of ever persuading them to take personal responsibility for their lives. He seems to be conflating the government-dependency conspiracy theory with another right wing meme -- the complaint that 47 percent of Americans pay no income taxes. Put those together and you arrive at Romney's formulation.
In a post on Bloomberg, Josh Barro described the video as Romney having been "caught on video saying that nearly half the country consists of hopeless losers":
The really disastrous thing is the clip about "victims," and the combination of contempt and pity that Romney shows for anyone who isn't going to vote for him.
Romney is the most opaque presidential nominee since Nixon, and people have been reduced to guessing what his true feelings are. This video provides an answer: He feels that you're a loser. It's not an answer that wins elections.
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It has been about 8 months listening to the Torii MK3 married to ZU Omen Defs and they just sound great! Originally I had reservations but after several phone calls and listening to my music collection, I soon realized that not all recordings are created equal. Peter Gabriel So sounds great and Us just sounds FLAT. Oh well.
I was able to inherit my dad's 150+ Jazz LP's that are approximately 30+ years. Practically all are in very good condition. He told me they are the true Jazz artists; Don Ellis, Marion Brown, Miles Davis, Gary Bartz, Stan Getz, Buddy Rich, Weather Report and many more. I also received his Technics SL-DD22 turntable and I feel it does a good job, though I need a new P-mount cartridge. Thinking of getting the Grado Black. I am currently using my Onkyo AVR as the phono preamp, but hopefully one day I will upgrade to a phono amp.
I also upgraded my speaker cables to a slightly better pair and they actually proved better. I always thought it was snake oil but it improved the sound a bit. My next tweak will probably be tube rolling.
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Glad the Torii has brought you so many hours of enjoyment. Yes, isn't it amazing how this amp will show you how recordings really sound, and reveal the differences in things like wire?
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RJR, I have been recently buying Hi Fi equipment rapidly over the past few months...Taboo MK III, Audeze Headphones, CSP 3 ordered, Zu Audio Souls ordered, Jolida CD player to arrive Wednesday, two sets of DSR interconnects, Zu power cord and interconnects. I was using my old Adcom 500 Mk II as a phono pre and just didn't like it for some reason. I didn't want to spring for a "good" phono stage just yet....I've got my eye on that Torii MK IV. I have a 35 year old pioneer quartz drive turntable and have no intention of upgrading. I decided to try a cheapo ART DJ phono stage for $50 and it arrived a few days ago. I was pleasantly surprised....it sounds very good...when the recording is good, of course. I'm sure it has something do with the Decware interconnects that cost 4 times what the Phono stage did and the Taboo magic. I bought mine from Sweetwater in Ft. Wayne, Indiana...They are also an ebay seller...2 year warranty and tech assistance...Free shipping. Google it and read reviews like I did , then give it a shot. My guess is it will be better than your Onkyo....if not send it back. Then you can save your pennies to eventually upgrade to Steve's Phono Stage...hehe
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Each year, students across the country submit artwork, poetry and essays to the Royal Canadian Legion Poster and Literary contest. The winning entries are proudly exhibited at the Canadian War Museum – this year, there are eight posters and two literary pieces.
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I am running another blog which can be found at www.tradedesk911.com. I have just published one of my "Realy Simple Explanations" These have attracted interest despite my long absence from this blog. I have just written a new "Really Simple Explanation" This time about Quantitative Easing and how it feeds cash into stock markets making them rise at a time when economies are still in trouble.
www.tradedesk911.com follows my trading on the stock market and has many loyal followers. I have been accurate in anticipating market movements and back up my feelings about the market by showing what I buy and sell. This is not to encourage people to buy particular stocks, I am far too aware of my falibility to do that, but writing down what I do as I do it keeps a record for me: of my actions; and the thinking led to those decisions helps me; and may interest others.
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A really simple explanation of how Quantitative Easing is fueling the rise in the stock markets.
I have mentioned many times in my trading blog that I think the reason why stock markets are rising relentlessly while economies continue to languish is the result of Quantitative Easing. QE is the most up-to-date euphemism for printing money.
The printing of money inevitably results in inflation: more cash chasing the same volume of goods leads to a rise in prices so there must be inflation somewhere. This is one of the first things a student of economics learns.
Consumer, commodity and property prices have remained relatively stable or falling until recently. And this while governments have been printing money continuously. Somehow the cash must be finding its way into the only arena where asset prices have been rising: stock markets. What I did not know was how the mechanism worked. That is until I came across an interview by Steve Keen.
Dr Keen showed the link between margin debt and the level of the US markets. This means that investors are buying shares on margin (another word for borrowed money) supplied by their brokers.
The way QE works is this: governments buy bonds (which are long term assets) from banks and pay for it with newly-created money. The banks are now sitting on a pile of cash.
What the governments want, and their motive for printing money in the first place, is that it should be lent to companies to invest in their businesses and to consumers to buy goods from companies. In short, they hope it will be a shot in the arm for the real economy.
Partly because the banks are fearful of lending to customers who will subsequently default; and partly because people and businesses are uncertain that they will be unable to repay what they borrow, banks can't easily find borrowers. So they lend it to stock brokers who offer margin to their customers who buy stocks. They are willing to
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The parallel between margin debt and the DJI shown in Dr Keen's chart is scary. The video is here.
Dr Keen's margin trading versus stock market movement chart may not be all that it seems at first sight. It presents a chicken and egg problem. Does the margin trading drive the market or does the market encourage margin trading. I would guess it's a bit of both. Nevertheless the availability and take up of credit is linked to QE. And the relationship between stock brokers and banks provides a mechanism for all that money to find its way into the market.
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- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 3 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 6 green onions, chopped
- 1/3 cup crumbled cooked bacon
- 1 envelope ranch salad dressing mix
- 2 packages (10 ounces each) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 6 flour tortillas (8 inches), warmed
- In a large bowl, combine the mayonnaise, sour cream, cream cheese, onions, bacon and salad dressing mix. Stir in spinach until well blended. Spread over tortillas; roll up tightly jelly-roll style. Wrap in plastic. Refrigerate for at least 5 hours.
- With a serrated knife, cut into 1/2-in. slices. Refrigerate leftovers.
Nutrition Facts3 each: 241 calories, 18g fat (4g saturated fat), 20mg cholesterol, 492mg sodium, 15g carbohydrate (1g sugars, 1g fiber), 5g protein.
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Good & easy but the ranch dressing made them a little on the salty side. But will make them again.
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If the other reviewer would have followed the directions--roll them and then refrigerate them, they would have cut beautifully. I made this recipe exactly as written and they turned out fantastic. I made them for a Christmas party at work and everyone just loved them. This will definitely be on my list of favorites to make--very easy and delicious!
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I had a try today with the fuel 2010 11m (I usually ride a hadlowpro 11m, mostly freestyle).
I've found the kite really predictable, the turn, acceleration, power...everything come smoothly. no instant surge of power like on AHpro. the fuel deliver slightly less power too, but have a really better depower.
I've found handlepasses easier with the fuel, but the pop is better on AHpro, because the fuel isn't enough stiff to really transfert the power through the lines, mainly in light/moderate winds.
Kiteloop are impressive on fuel, the kite create a big curve by itself, and really accelerate during the loop, the AHpro don't do that, it's more constant, but the loop is harder to finish, like a bigger kite (because it's more powerfull, so it's logical)
Jumps on fuel are very good, better than on AHpro, you can really take high jump without concentrate too much on the kite.
The AHpro has really an efficient profile, but will you have enough skills to exploit it ? and the fuel is more a forgive c-kite, smooth but perform well, easier to land actual moves.
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Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat last week said it was time for Israel to finally implement true religious freedom and allow Jews to pray atop the Temple Mount.
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Despite being the holiest site in the world to Jews and many Christians, none but Muslims are permitted to pray atop Jerusalem's Temple Mount.
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