Jeunghun Wang fired a brilliant third-round 65 in difficult conditions in the Qatar Masters at Doha Golf Club, the Korean youngster moving three shots clear at the top of the leaderboard.
Wang, a 33-1 chance ante-post, has gone odds-on across the board after taking control on a breezy Saturday when nobody else in the field could match his seven-under-par round.
Wang has won twice on the European Tour – last year's Hassan Trophy and Mauritius Open – and the 21-year-old is staring at the biggest victory of his short career. The 2016 European Tour Rookie of the Year is bursting with confidence.
Tour maidens Nacho Elvira and Jaco van Zyl are tied for second place, with South African raider Thomas Aiken alone in fourth spot. Ryder Cup duo Rafa Cabrera-Bello and Andy Sullivan are among those in fifth.
Jeunghun Wang seems a fearless character who can produce sensational golf when in the groove. His third-round 64 in the Nedbank Challenge in the middle of November was one of the best rounds of 2016.
Wang followed up with a 75 in round four, finishing runner-up to Alex Noren in the Nedbank, something of which Qatar Masters punters should be aware. But that contrasting weekend is the only negative it is possible to throw at the leader. This looks a gilt-edged chance for Wang to become a three-time European Tour champion at the tender age of 21.
Wang drives far enough to handle Doha, a 7,400-yard layout, and his sublime short-game skills make every hole a birdie opportunity. Wang has quickly established himself as one of the best on the European Tour on and around the greens, and his putting form over the closing stages of his maiden victory last year was truly gobsmacking.
Wang showed when winning the Hassan Trophy that he possesses bundles of bottle, then he proved in his Mauritius success that he can handle a breeze. The forecast for a windy final day in Qatar will not worry him one jot.
There are lots of weak finishers chasing Wang. Jaco van Zyl has forever been a European Tour bridesmaid and gets extremely twitchy in contention, while his fellow South African Thomas Aiken struggles to hole enough putts to convert winning chances. Aiken's tee-to-green stats are typically fantastic and the final-day forecast favours him, but an unconvincing putting stroke makes the 33-year-old difficult to trust.
Rafa Cabrera-Bello has spent the last three years of his career creating final-day chances, without winning, and his fellow Spaniard Nacho Elvira is still awaiting a European Tour breakthrough. Elvira has been a prolific Challenge Tour champion, claiming four titles, but no joy has come in the higher grade. The closest Elvira came was in last year's Hassan, denied by Wang miracles, and the Korean is becoming something of a nemesis for him.
The layers go 20-1 bar those mentioned, and rightly so. Wang has a five-shot advantage over those in fifth place and is almost certainly playing too well to let them pass.
Lack of course experience was the big negative against Wang's name at the start of the week, but he has slowly but surely got to grips with the track, improving his score each day (69, 67, 65). The leader should be shorter in the betting than 17-20.
Final-round twoball punters are pointed towards Aiken, who should handle the conditions better than Elvira in the penultimate match (8.56am UK and Ireland time). The final group – Wang and Van Zyl – are scheduled to board the first tee at 9.05am UK and Ireland time.
17-20 J Wang, 10 J van Zyl, 12 N Elvira, T Aiken, 16 R Cabrera-Bello, 20 K Aphibarnrat, 22 A Sullivan, 33 J Lagergren, 66 N Kimsey, 70 bar.


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Quick Updates...
Nothing much to report... work is still progressing on the Victorious Quickstart which should be finished soon. As most of the work I do after my regular 9-5 job, it's a give and take in terms of the actual time available to me. I had hoped to have it ready for Troll Con which is this weekend but it won't be making that deadline after all. It will be done very soon and before Troll Con East which happens shortly before or after (can't remember which) GenCon. ;)
Aside from this project, I'm also looking over the material for the actual Victorious Rulebook. Little else for the moment but I've got tons of ideas for other projects which will be tackled once Victorious is done.
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Why Stick With C&C?
People who come to C&C do so for a variety of reasons. Often these are tied in to a sense of nostalgia and a great amount of compatibility with older AD&D and D&D material and, to a good degree, even the newer d20 material being derived from the SRD and OGL itself. While C&C might have been the first to essentially re-create or at least emulate an older ruleset or style of a game we were already familiar with, it wasn't the last.
Newer attempts were made to better capture the 'various flavors' and incorporate the little differences that made a particular edition of a game stand out. Other attempts were to simply improve upon an already existing model. As more options become available, people invariably come into the game only to find something similar but more suited to their tastes or fond memories.
Castles & Crusades is something of a gateway though. Just this weekend, I was visiting a neighboring city and happened to pop into the local game shop. Now, this store is something of an institution and has been there for at least 20 years. When TSR still reigned supreme, they carried their material as well of those of all the 'big names' and a few of the smaller outfits. In short, they have witnessed and have been part of the golden age of roleplaying games. The selection of material has certainly changed since I first visited the store about 17 years ago and a lot of this has to do with the current interests. There are certainly more card games since the advent of Magic: The Gathering and the past few years have also seen a drastic increase in board games. However, D&D is still a big seller and various brands by other companies do see shelf space. C&C is one of those products.
When I first got into C&C, a lot of the material I bought was from that store. Other friends also got their C&C material from that store and, as the demand was clear, more and more C&C releases found their way to their store shelves. Of course, the books still don't have prime shelf space but at least it's carried and restocked more frequently than it used to be. Part of that isn't just sales alone because a game store that tries to offer a selection will usually carry it. TLG has also produced other material besides C&C which might have been ordered at one point of another such as the earlier line of d20 products they used to do for D&D. In short, after ten years, TLG has gotten at least enough 'street cred' to be part of many a store's lineup.
The same cannot be said of the multitudes of other (what many people will call) 'OSR' games that are out there. With small publishers relying the internet as the principal means of sale and, more often then not, decide to operate on a POD model it might be harder for them to break into conventional retail distribution. Even then, it can take years of sustained releases before certain stores and their regular customers begin to take notice. It would be foolish to assume that all gamers get their information from the net first and there will always be those that chose to buy from a retail store as opposed to an online purchase.
I struck up a conversation with the owner of the store and one of the many things I inquired about was if they had or were bringing in any products from Brave Halfling Publishing. The person hadn't heard of them but automatically assumed it was another internet-based, POD operation. In response, that they had started putting material through retail distribution (and the distribution company that was representing then). That drifted to the owner asking what sort of stuff did BHP release and, when I mentioned that a couple of C&C modules had been put out, the perception already began to change.
In short, it was just a matter of time before they started stocking BHP material on the shelves. The reason for that was C&C.
From a business standpoint, it makes sense for Arcana Creations (with BHP) to support a game like C&C. By that rationale, it makes a whole lot more sense to do material for Pathfinder and 4th Edition D&D. But if I want to do material for the sort of game that I grew up playing (AD&D in this case), C&C is the closest 'success' for me to actually do this with.
I really like C&C but it isn't perfect. I have seen a lot of products that TLG have done which have disappointed me for one reason or another and others which have been absolutely fantastic! Despite flaws that some may perceive from it, the game is generally commercially available. The only other game of the sort that can make that claim right now is Labyrinth Lord (and naturally I'm referring to games that are like classic D&D and AD&D here). Others are just not 'there' yet and many will never be. However, as I've stated in the past, there is a lot more things in common with these games and others in the OSR movement than there are differences.
In the end, I stick with C&C as a publisher because there is genuine recognition of the brand which exists in the retail market. The fact that it also enables me to create material which can readily be used with a lot of other game systems makes me really happy as well. I'm pleased to see and hear that the products that Arcana Creations produces are already being used in this manner.
I think this is just an extension of houseruling and tweaking a game and this is the sort of thing that I've always done. As to C&C itself, it just happens to be close enough to the game I've always played anyway. This is why I've adopted as my game of choice in the first place.
Posted by Moriarty777 at 11:01 PM 3 comments:
Site Updates..
The site itself has finally been updated. Mostly it involves a new look while keeping things relatively simple and clean. More downloads and links than before... and a couple of surprises among them as well.
I had optimized some of the load time for a few things but realized that a couple of my beloved fonts were getting 'nerfed'. I had to make them into graphics instead to preserve the look. At some point, I imagine I will go back to what I had before but use some common fonts instead. ;)
And the work continues...
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Temporary Respite...
Well, absolutely no work was accomplished on anything that Arcana Creations is involved with. The heat wave hit Montreal rather hard and everything was put on hold. It's good that "A Trick on the Tain" is out and shipping though. Before the interruption, I was involved in a slight re-design of the Arcana Creations website. There are still a few things that need to be fixed before I upload the whole thing. Hopefully the newer look will prove to be pleasant to visit and navigate. Aside from that, I still got a few things to do for the Victorious Quickstart which I'm still planning to have available this month as a free PDF. That is assuming the respite from the heat holds a while longer -- just enough for me to get caught up and finish a few things...
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A New Apartment Gallery Cultivates Community in Brooklyn
Benjamin SuttonJanuary 23, 2015
Installation view of 'Contemporaries' at Ernest Newman Contemporary (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic)
Last month a new gallery opened in Greenpoint, far from the picturesque industrial buildings on the East River waterfront that have long housed the inner circle of the neighborhood's gallery scene. On a block of Richardson Street that would be quiet if not for the half-dozen condo construction sites, in the ground floor of a new, glassy building, artists Jiyoung Park and Jeremy Wagner have turned the spacious and light-filled front room of their apartment into a gallery they hope will become a collective living room for artists they know and admire.
The inaugural show at their space, Ernest Newman Contemporary, certainly feels like a community affair. Contemporaries features small and mid-size works by 12 artists, many of whom Park and Wagner know from Hunter College — where they both earned MFAs and where Park teaches printmaking. On the gallery's website they offer insights into their process by documenting studio visits, which gives a greater sense of their interests and what's in store for the gallery. Hyperallergic recently paid them a visit to hear about the space's origins.
Installation view of 'Contemporaries' at Ernest Newman Contemporary
Benjamin Sutton: What made you decide to start a gallery?
Jeremy Wagner: I was getting tired of self-promoting, and I think a lot of people get tired of that, so we thought, why don't we join forces with a lot of people we respect? So we started going to a lot more studios, visiting with a lot of new artists that we don't know or have just been introduced to. Especially with Instagram and things like that, you can see so much, and start having little online relationships with people and not feel so awkward about saying, hey, can we drop by? It's been enriching.
And for my own studio practice, I feel reinvigorated and energized because I was feeling a little isolated. As an artist working by myself, not getting any feedback, not feeling stimulated, that's all part of where this came from. It's really in its infancy, and we don't know exactly where it's going, but it's evolving.
This space can exist virtually. We're really interested in the studio visit and documenting that aspect, and then putting that online with everyone we see and sharing that. It becomes more — it's not just a gallery and a space, it's about networking with artists and to do little spotlights on the artists and their practice.
BS: How did the inaugural exhibition come together? How did you settle on these artists and these works to launch the gallery?
Installation view of 'Contemporaries' at Ernest Newman Contemporary (click to enlarge)
JW: Things happened really quickly. I just felt so removed and I needed some kind of change in my life; I needed to feel inspired again. So, from "let's make this space happen," we sent out emails to a number of artists to let them know what we were thinking about and get some feedback. And then we just ran around doing studio visits. And as we were doing the studio visits and talking to these artists who are all kind of at similar points in their careers as we are, we talked about what's going on in their lives, how are they sustaining, and how are they affording to continue to make art in New York. And everyone's got some sort of different story of that, and that became something we noticed as a thread throughout everyone's work and everyone's practice.
We encouraged people to give us pieces that were representative of their current body of work but were more accessible in scale. We wanted things that were graphic and colorful, particularly because a lot of the stuff Jiyoung and I have been doing lately in our own work has been very monochromatic. We wanted to have this first show be an introduction to the space and the artists who are working in it together and try and do events to encourage the artists to get to know each other. I think it's important to make real, physical connections in a day and age when we're so reliant on social media — which is great for introductions, but to actually go to a person's studio and have a face-to-face discussion is really important. That's where it all stemmed from.
These are all artists we've known either from schools or just from living in New York. Jiyoung and I have both been here for about 15 years each, so we've got to know a lot of people, and these were people we felt fairly comfortable reaching out to and sharing this vision with. We felt like it was a lot easier to do this with people we knew for the first round.
Alicia Gibson, "Trey Parker" (2012)
BS: It seems like the focus of the gallery is much more about bringing artists together than, say, selling work.
JW: We'd love to sell — we want to start relationships with all sorts of different people who would be in a place to buy things — but I think it's most important to have the foundation in place where we have a track record of successful, well-curated shows. I think that comes organically. And as we have more of a presence online, people feel more comfortable reaching out to us, making an appointment, coming to the space.
Jiyoung Park: We have a lot of work to do. Really, the way to be actively involved in a conversation was the key for us. We want to build a community.
BS: How long did it take you to set up the gallery, from the day you had the idea to the opening?
JW: Within a matter of weeks.
JP: Six weeks.
BS: Have you had much interaction with the other galleries in Greenpoint or nearby in Bushwick and Williamsburg?
JW: It's funny because you'd think we'd be more aware of the galleries. Prior to us doing this project we were aware of some of the Williamsburg galleries that have been around for a while, but now we're doing our research about what else is around. It's interesting how unapparent it was to us that there was so much going on. So now we're going to be venturing out and seeing what else is going on and trying to figure out why we weren't aware of these spaces.
JP: It's a really humbling experience. From the opening until now, even with the holidays, I feel like I've learned so much and grown so much already.
Julien Roubinet, "Cassette" (2013)
BS: Where does the gallery's name come from?
JP and JW: The name of the gallery is inspired by the English music critic Ernest Newman (1868–1959), who is known for his objective and intellectual writing style. Jiyoung, being a classical music enthusiast, picked up a copy of his book Wagner as Man and Artist. While there is no known relation to Jeremy Wagner, she appreciates the Wagner, Artist connection. We liked the degree of anonymity the name provides to us, and the meaning of the name, "a new man in earnest," as well as the intellectual spirit Newman brought in to the history.
BS: After the inaugural show comes down, what's next?
JP: We definitely are going to have a bigger show when the weather's warmer. Right now we're continuing to do visit studios, collecting and learning a lot about other artists. So I think the curatorial theme's gonna happen, it's gonna grow. And in the meantime we'll have events like smaller shows, pop-up shows, and musical events to bring artists together here.
JW: We want this to be a hub for creative people. It doesn't have to be a traditional gallery in any way, it can be whatever we want it to be. I really want each show to feel completely different. I want there to be installations, we can do wall colors, we can do video, we can do anything. I think of this as our canvas, too. This is another project for us.
Detail of Jesse Langille, "I never did like your face" (2014)
Contemporaries continues at Ernest Newman Contemporary (226 Richardson Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn) through January 24.
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Aussie music streaming start-up, Guvera, has debuted its newest product extension Fradio, an iOS and Android app which allows users to broadcast their own personal radio shows live from their phone.
With the Fradio app, fans and artists can curate their own radio broadcasts using the tracks available on the Guvera service, which includes a music library of millions of songs. Friends and fans can listen in and interact with the broadcaster on air through live talk-back, comments and track requests.
To mark the app's debut at SXSW, the team from Fradio will be broadcasting live from the fourth annual IHEARTCOMIX's Austin Party from 3am to 3pm AEST Thursday 19th March to Sunday 22nd March each day. The broadcasts will take place within a custom-built radio booth housed within the heart of the event.
Fradio users across the U.S. and Australia will be able to use the free app to tune in and hear all the highlights and exclusive live interviews during the four-day event. Fans can participate in the live broadcast by calling in or requesting a track from the artists appearing as part of the APW 2015 line up, which includes Steve Aoki, A-Trak, Crookers and many more.


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Wild West Budgeting
It's like one of those thrillers where one thing blows up after another. Trying to patch big holes in the state budget earlier this year,...
Alan Greenblatt | March 31, 2009
It's like one of those thrillers where one thing blows up after another.
Trying to patch big holes in the state budget earlier this year, Arizona legislators thought they could squeeze some precious money out of local governments and trust funds. They demanded that cities, counties and special districts send the state more than $65 million.
"They came up with a really peculiar, creative way to try to get around our constitution," says state Treasurer Dean Martin. "They basically appropriated themselves money out of local governments." David Berman, a senior research fellow at Arizona State University's Morrison Institute for Public Policy, puts it a little more colorfully. "It was really a holdup more than anything else," he says. "It wasn't so much of a takeover as going back to the Wild West."
It turned out the legislature hadn't quite gotten around the constitution after all. In February, the state Supreme Court ruled in favor of a complaint against the state brought by the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, sparing the league's members $18.3 million in payments.
The league's successful suit has spawned others, one brought by a coalition of water and power districts and another by agricultural interests. But the most contentious fight is in Maricopa County, where Phoenix is located. The legislature had demanded that Maricopa and one other county fork over $27 million. To raise that money, the state gave the counties power to take money out of special-revenue funds. Maricopa supervisors decided they could withdraw up to $15 million from law enforcement accounts. That led the Maricopa county attorney and sheriff to file suit against the supervisors last month.
This was not only the latest shot in the legal war triggered by the legislative raid. It also may have been the last straw when it comes to the contentious relations among Maricopa's elected officials. Sheriff Joe Arpaio was already mad at some of the supervisors for supporting then-Governor Janet Napolitano's decision last year to cut off funds for his hard-line immigration enforcement tactics. "One thing you don't do is try to take away my money," Arpaio said last spring. "I still have a gun and a badge."
In December, Arpaio and County Attorney Andrew Thomas filed a 118-count indictment against Supervisor Don Stapley, alleging improper disclosure of real-estate deals. The Phoenix New Times warned its readers that "Stapley is the victim of a serious vendetta," but then in January, Arpaio and Thomas also filed suit against the board's use of outside counsel in civil matters.
Now that they're suing the supervisors yet again over another matter, Stapley says, "It's a civil war within the county."
Note: This version corrects the attribution of a quote from David Berman that was incorrect in the print version.
Alan Greenblatt Senior Staff Writer
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HARLINGEN, Texas– A second Eagle Scout prospect is partnering with the City in hopes of achieving the Eagle Scout rank. Mason Hohnadel appeared before the City Commission on Wednesday, September 5 to outline his proposition. He intends to fund and construct an information board to display grief and emotional resources available in the City such as the services offered through the Children's Bereavement Center of South Texas, Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Yellow Ribbon Program.
The information board will be placed between the Veterans Memorial and the playground at Pendleton Park. Hohnadel assured the Commission that no trees would be removed or damaged by the placement of the board.
His project includes raising the funds needed to construct and erect the board.
Achieving the Eagle Scout ranking as a Boy Scout is no easy task. First, you have to earn 21 merit badges, live by the oath and law of scouting, and be a leader in your troop and in your community.
The Eagle Scout ranking is the highest rank in Boy Scouting. The City of Harlingen thanks Mason and wishes him lots of luck on his efforts to earn the Eagle Scout Rank.


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El siguiente es el historial de la Primera División de Chile de fútbol profesional. Entre 1933 y 1996, entre 1998 y 2001, en 2010, y desde 2018 se ha disputado un único campeonato oficial por año, mientras que en 1997, entre 2002 y 2009, y entre 2011 y 2017 se han disputado dos torneos por temporada. En la primera tabla se reseñan los campeones, subcampeones y goleadores de cada campeonato. En la segunda se muestran los equipos que han ascendido y descendido de la Primera división al final de cada temporada.

Campeones

Campeonatos por temporada

Campeonatos por equipo

Mayor cantidad de ascensos y descensos
Desde 1934, los equipos que más han ascendido y descendido entre las dos principales divisiones del fútbol chileno son:

 Rangers (18):
 Ascensos (9): 1952, 1977, 1981, 1988, 1993, 1997, 2000, 2007, 2011
 Descensos (9): 1976, 1978, 1987, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2006, 2009, 2013-14

 Deportes La Serena (16)
 Ascensos (8): 1957, 1961, 1980, 1983, 1987, 1996, 2003, 2019
 Descensos (8): 1959, 1976, 1982, 1984, 1995, 1999, 2012, 2022

 Santiago Wanderers (15)
 Ascensos (7): 1978, 1982, 1989, 1995, 1999, 2009, 2019
 Descensos (8): 1977, 1980, 1984, 1991, 1998, 2007, 2017, 2021

 Santiago Morning (13)
 Ascensos (6): 1959, 1974, 1981, 1998, 2005, 2007
 Descensos (7): 1956, 1969, 1979, 1982, 2002, 2006, 2011

 Green Cross/Green Cross de Temuco/Deportes Temuco (13)
 Ascensos (6): 1960 y 1963 (como Green Cross), 1982 (como Green Cross-Temuco), 1991, 2001 y 2015-16 (como Deportes Temuco)
 Descensos (7): 1958 y 1962 (como Green Cross), 1980 y 1984 (como Green Cross de Temuco), 1998, 2005 y 2018 (como Deportes Temuco)

 San Luis (12)
 Ascensos (6): 1955, 1958, 1980, 1983, 2009, 2014-15
 Descensos (6): 1957, 1967, 1981, 1987, 2010, 2018

 Unión San Felipe (12)
 Ascensos (6): 1961, 1970, 1982, 1988, 2000, 2009
 Descensos (6): 1968, 1974, 1986, 1989, 2005, 2012

 Everton (12)
 Ascensos (6): 1974, 1982, 1999, 2003, 2012, 2015-16
 Descensos (6): 1972, 1981, 1995, 2000, 2010, 2013-14

 O'Higgins (11)
 Ascensos (6): 1954, 1964, 1976, 1987, 1998, 2005
 Descensos (5): 1963, 1975, 1985, 1996, 2001

Doble Ascenso

 Fernández Vial es el único equipo que ha ascendido de tercera división a primera división en 2 años, hecho ocurrido entre 1981 y 1982.

Campeones ascendidos y descendidos
Dos casos excepcionales los constituyen:

 Unión San Felipe (campeón de Segunda División en 1970, campeón de Primera División en 1971)
 Universidad Católica (campeón de Primera División en 1954, descendidos a Segunda División en 1955, campeón de Segunda División en 1956)

Son los únicos equipos que, siendo campeones de Primera División, jugaron en la división anterior al año inmediatamente anterior o siguiente a dicho título.

Nunca han descendido
Sólo un club de la actual Primera División (véase Participantes de la Primera División de Chile) no ha descendido nunca a la división anterior:
 Colo-Colo: desde 1933.

El único equipo que ha jugado todas las temporadas en Primera División es Colo-Colo que nació 8 años antes del surgimiento del profesionalismo (en 1933), y tiene la calidad de equipo fundador de la Primera División.

Notas

Véase también
 Primera División de Chile
 Primera B de Chile
 Segunda División Profesional de Chile
 Tercera División de Chile
 Tercera División B de Chile
 Equipos participantes en la Primera División de Chile

Enlaces
 Base de datos de RSSSF
 Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Profesional

Primera División de Chile

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What's new at Le Bristol Paris?
Eden Being presents the latest news at Le Bristol Paris.
Le 114 Faubourg celebrates nine delicious years with a showcase menu. The Michelin-starred brasserie at Le Bristol Paris, pearl of Oetker collection, has delighted Parisians and gourmets from around the world with its highly creative interpretations of brasserie classics.
To celebrate this gourmet landmark, from 17th September 114 Faubourg will feature a special five course menu designed by chef Eric Frechon in collaboration with chef Loïc Dantec.
Over lunch or dinner, guests can choose the anniversary menu, which will be available alongside the a la carte from Monday 17th September until Friday 21st September, with a special party celebration on the final evening.
The anniversary menu demonstrates masterful seasonal gastronomy inspired by the ripe flavours of late summer and early fall.
Five courses features historic stars of the 114 Faubourg menu and exciting newcomers: King crab eggs, ginger and lemon; smooth artichoke soup and pan-seared foie gras enhanced with a light black truffle emulsion; the bold marriage of roasted sole in a chicken reduction; grilled duck à la plancha, with porcini mushrooms, roasted figs and black truffle and finally fraisier, a strawberry gateau, with an aromatic gariguette sorbet.
The final evening of our five-day celebration culminates in a candlelit dinner with live music followed by dancing and a free draw with prizes for a few lucky gourmands, and a night in one of Le Bristol's magnificent rooms.
The most wonderful way to prolong the festivities.
Friday night orchestra and raffle.
Le Bar du Bristol reveals a secret side to its character with B.A.D. evenings – Bristol After Dark, from 9.30pm Thursday to Saturday. Insiders swerve from the usual lobby entrance, leading the way through a hidden side door, where the bar is discovered in a daring after dark guise, more irreverent and irresistible.
Approached through the strange calm of a long electric-blue corridor, like a peacock playing chameleon, the intriguing bar reveals itself as a Mr Hyde. With bluish halos that pierce the darkness, the Palace's bar is transformed. The century-old oak paneling remains, the plush sofas and marble fireplace but now the bar exudes a provocative counter culture. Welcome to our B.A.D. evenings – Bristol After Dark – a luminous tribute to the deep night of a hotel bar that dares to challenge all the rules.
After dark, Le Bar du Bristol sees contrasting worlds collide, merge and reinvent themselves. Bartenders mix and twist original cocktails with bold virtuosity, cut crystal glasses clink and futuristic tempos pulsate on velvets as DJs meld their turntables with a live harp, violins or electric saxophones.
Bar Director Thierry Hernandez says, "To reinvent itself, dare to create and advance our era, those are the essential things in the life of a Palace, even a historic one. That's what we're doing at Le Bar du Bristol. Changing the rules, surprising, bringing a subversive, provocative and offbeat touch to spice up the most distinguished evenings." Bristol After Dark nights bring a new beat to the heart of Le Bristol, dare to step off the beaten path with style.
Bristol After Dark evenings, from September 20th Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 pm at Le Bar du Bristol.


Welcome to the goal setting challenge, where we will make monthly goals to help organize our lives and get things done. Usually when we do not write down our goals, we have no structure to our day and life, and months just seem to fly by. Then at the end of the year, we are no closer to achieving our goals, and we then feel like we have wasted our time. So join this goal setting challenge with me, and let us make goals for each month to help push and motivate us.
So now it is the beginning of June, and we need to make some goals to help us focus on specific things. These goals need to be written down, and feel free to share your goals, which can help you feel more obligated to complete them, as other people will hold you accountable. So take a piece of paper, and write down two or three goals. These goals can be big or small… you decide. It has to be something you have wanted to do for a long time, but just haven taken the time to actually do. So please share your goals in the comments section.


It was some distance to the edge of the city where it connected to the wall. Even with Li Hongming leading them, it took the time it takes an incense stick to burn before they arrived.
As Bai Xiaochun stood there, looking up at the enormous wall, he felt so truly insignificant that it was suffocating.
Zhao Tianjiao and Chen Yueshan had the same feeling, as did the others in the group. The imposing pressure of the wall caused their hearts to race, their blood to boil, and their cultivation bases to spin rapidly.
Their reaction only served to increase Li Hongming's disdain.
"Alright, get onto the stairs. In a moment you'll get to feel what war is like." As soon as Li Hongming stepped onto the stairs, ripples spread out in all directions, revealing what appeared to be more than 10,000 steps leading up to the top of the wall!
Zhao Tianjiao immediately stepped forward, and Chen Yueshan followed, pausing briefly on the first step before hurrying after Li Hongming.
From where Bai Xiaochun was standing, he couldn't hear anything that was happening beyond the wall, but as soon as he stepped onto the stairs, he could instantly hear screaming and yelling. At the same time, his heart began to thump as if with the desire to do battle.
"Something's off!" he thought. After looking around for a moment, he quickly hurried after the others.
Soon, the stairs were blurring by beneath his feet, and the sounds of screaming and yelling were getting more intense. Before long, he had reached the final stair, and was on top of the wall. At that point, the sounds of battle rang loudly in his ears.
He could hear agonized screams, enraged roars, and maniacal laughing, along with booms and rumbling that could shake lands and rock mountains.
The wall was so wide at the very top that a hundred people could patrol it in formation. And yet, it was still packed with cultivators, all of them wearing black suits of armor emblazoned with the sigil of the Skin Flayers, their murderous auras rising high into the heavens.
Some of them were operating the enormous magical cannons, sending destructive beams of light down ino the area beyond the wall. Others were at the ramparts, unleashing magical techniques and powerful attacks.
There were some who had flown off the wall and were fighting the mist-like clouds that were hordes of vengeful souls.
The deafening sounds of battle instantly assailed Bai Xiaochun's mind, leaving him gasping in shock. However, he quickly recovered, and looked over to find Li Hongming staring at him in shock.
As it turned out, he was the first to regain his senses. Neither Zhao Tianjiao nor any of the others had recovered from the shocking sight of the field of battle.
Bai Xiaochun was the first of the group to recover, which was apparently quite a surprise to Li Hongming, who had been standing there with his arms crossed, looking at the small group. Throughout the years, he had seen many such trial-takers come to the Great Wall, and whenever they saw true battle for the first time, they always needed a bit of time to recover.
At the minimum, it usually took them several breaths of time to do so, and yet this nameless cultivator in front of him had only required a single breath of time. In fact, from the look of it, it might have been even slightly faster than that. Apparently, this young man was no stranger to war.
Of course, compared to Zhao Tianjiao and the others in the group, Bai Xiaochun had a lot more experience on the field of battle. Thanks to everything that had occurred in the Lower Reaches and the Middle Reaches, he was very familiar with large-scale conflicts.
However, despite his familiarity, it was still a shock to see all of the cultivators atop the wall fighting, and especially with the magical cannons. Furthermore, all of that quickly tore his attention to what was happening outside the wall!
Beyond the wall, the sky was crimson, as though it had been stained red by countless years of flame. Even the ground outside was bright red, a sharp contrast to the black soil inside the Great Wall.
Down below the wall were vast numbers of vengeful souls, their faces twisted into vicious expressions and they screamed and howled, doing everything in their power to try to destroy the wall itself.
They were the souls of men and women, old and young, all of them vicious beyond compare, and charging forward in tide-like waves of attack.
The number of souls was mind-boggling. Wherever Bai Xiaochun looked, he saw nothing but vengeful souls, whether it was on the ground or in the air. It was as if he were looking out at a massive sea of souls.
Some were attacking the black glowing shield, and others were gnashing and biting at the wall itself. Many were flying up and trying to attack the Skin Flayers who were out in the open.
Although the vengeful souls could attack and retreat at will, the black shield and the wall held strong against them.
For the Skin Flayers, things were different. Most of them were on the wall, and even if they did charge out into the open for an offensive, they always had to return to the wall at some point, and rely on the protection of the shield to weaken the souls for a period before beginning another offensive.
In addition to the vengeful souls, there were occasionally giants visible within the enemy forces. Most of them were about three meters tall, and despite being physically imposing, seemed emaciated and sickly. Even still, they were crazed, bloodthirsty and completely vicious, and their eyes radiated with unfathomable hatred whenever they looked in the direction of the Great Wall.
Bai Xiaochun instantly recognized those giants; they were none other than Wildlands savages!
Most of them held back, looking for opportunities created by the sea of souls. Once such an opportunity presented itself, they would call upon their fleshly body power to rocket through the air like meteors.
The attacks of the savages were what the Skin Flayers on the Great Wall would get most nervous about. Whenever they happened, the cultivators would fly off of the wall to counter-attack with full force!
Rumbling booms filled the air, and crimson blood and gore filled the battlefield as the bitter fighting went on. Even as Bai Xiaochun looked around to take everything in, the savages outside seemed to take notice of him. They could tell that he and his group were new arrivals, and one of them, who happened to be a bit larger than the others, suddenly launched himself into the air toward them.
Howling, he sped along in a beam of light, simultaneously performing a double-handed incantation gesture, which caused numerous vengeful souls to join him in his charge!
In the blink of an eye, Bai Xiaochun saw blackened, yellowish teeth and an emaciated body hurdling madly in his direction!
Li Hongming's pupils constricted, and he strode forward, right hand flashing in an incantation gesture before waving his finger in the direction of the savage. At the same time, numerous nearby Skin Flayers also began to charge forward.
To see the savage staring at him in such bloodthirsty fashion caused Bai Xiaochun's heart to prickle in fear. And yet, the more danger he was in, the more explosively he would react. Having no time to considering the situation, he opened his Heavenspan Dharma Eye, causing a violet beam of light to shoot out.
The violet light almost instantly landed on the savage, wrapping around him. The effect only lasted for a moment before he freed himself, but within that time, Bai Xiaochun performed an incantation gesture, causing shocking frigid qi to roil out. Cracking sounds could instantly be heard as layers of ice sprang up around the attacking savage.
Simultaneously, Li Hongming and the other soldiers attacked, causing booming sounds to echo out in all directions. That was when Zhao Tianjiao and Chen Yueshan recovered. Expressions flickering, they also joined in the attack.
Amidst the rumbling sounds, the savage let out a miserable shriek, and was torn to shreds. Black blood burst out in all directions, but was too far away from the wall and the shield to hit them. Instead, it splashed down onto the ground below, where it hissed and sizzled as it dissolved the soil.
"The savages' blood is filled with various toxins," Li Hongming explained, "and is strong enough to erode the wall itself. It's a new development from within the last hundred years, and is why we can't let the savages even get close to the Great Wall." From the look in his eyes, the disdain he had felt toward Bai Xiaochun seemed to have lessened significantly.


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Q: Use of incomplete types with std::variant Suppose I have next code, that is used for simply storing reference/pointer to objects of types A, B or C. I actually don't need complete types.
Now i have the following solution, where I need a lot of #include bloat.
Header:
using MyVariant = std::variant<class A, class B, class C, ...>;

class Holder {
public:
  Holder(MyVariant &&TheValue);

  const MyVariant &GetValue();

private:
  std::unique_ptr<MyVariant> Value;
};

Source file:
#include "A.hpp"
#include "B.hpp"
#include "C.hpp"

Holder::Holder(MyVariant &&TheValue)
  : Value(std::make_unique<MyVariant>(std::move(TheValue)) {}

const MyVariant &Holder::GetValue { return Value; }

How I can implement the same semantics without all instantiated types as std::variant template parameters / dynamic memory allocation / dynamic polymorphism?

A: As others have pointed out the specifications seem a little contradicting.
I can only think of variable template arguments, to achieve not having to specify all possible classes for the Holder class.
Example
#include <iostream>
#include <memory>
#include <variant>

// h

template<typename ...T>
class Holder {
  using variant = std::variant<T...>;
public:
  Holder(variant &&TheValue)
  :Value(std::make_unique<variant>(std::move(TheValue)))
  {
  };

  template<typename TARGET>
  const TARGET &GetValue() const {
    return std::get<TARGET>(*Value);
  };

private:
  std::unique_ptr<variant> Value;
};

// main.cpp testing
int main() {
  auto a = Holder<int, float>(5);
  const auto v = a.GetValue<int>();
  std::cout << "holding int: " << v << std::endl;

  a = Holder<int, float>(5.5f);
  const auto v2 = a.GetValue<float>();
  std::cout << "holding float: " << v2 << std::endl;
}

I think at that point it looks like a rather redundant class though.

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I have found that the absolute best way to lead a healthful, gluten free life is to eat the purest of pure things you can find. Whole foods that are more a product of nature than a product of industry. The rewards are tremendous—whether you have celiac or not.
Have you ever made a breakfast of a perfectly poached egg, and nothing else?
Or a lunch of a half dozen of boiled shrimp, a lemon wedge and an avocado? How about a dinner of pan-fried lamb chops in olive oil with a side of kale? If you shop carefully (or better yet, grow it in your own backyard), a single-ingredient meal can be so satisfying and easy, yet is oft-overlooked.
When I was growing up in the '70s, and even still as I was raising my children, I unfortunately fell victim to food advertising and getting stuff to "grab and go". Looking back, I wish I knew then what I know so well now.
I was laser-focused on work (with my intense nursing schedule) and raising young children, so I wasn't paying as much attention to what was in my quick food choices as much as what I thought was the simplicity of it. For four years of college, there were the snack machines. It was easy to get a candy bar instead of a big navel orange or fresh grapes. A granola bar or a bagel was a full meal replacement back in those days. It was canned soups and boxed pasta meals, instead of access to fresh food. There were also the University and hospital cafeterias, and fast food was the right price.
Not smart, but very convenient.
Consuming a diet of unprocessed low carb foods such as fresh meats, vegetables, nuts, eggs and fruits is the way to go. Really, for everyone. It is how we are supposed to live and what we need to do everyday—not just some days—to be at our best.
It takes discipline not to fall into the trap of a quick meal or a sugar fix. However once we do it enough, single ingredient eating becomes so ingrained that we can't imagine NOT living this way.
It makes portion control easy, too.
You may want to eat healthier, but the thought of preparing a salad with all the fixin's and carrying it around with you seems too cumbersome, so you grab something from the drive thru yet again. But how about a hard-boiled egg, a wedge of cheese and sliced bell peppers or cucumbers? Or a perfectly-portioned carton of Greek yogurt with slivered almonds and a banana?
Any fruit or veggie, a fresh cut of grass-fed beef, or organic eggs are real foods with no additives or sugars and are truly what keep you strong, energized and healthy. A half-cup of almonds and an apple with a tablespoon of natural peanut butter will give you the fuel you need to hit your goals of the day. The key is to eat these foods that start out as one whole ingredient.
It's really simple. For example, read the label on a jar of peanut butter and if it says, "ingredients: peanuts, salt" go for it. But if it has a list of ingredients that you don't recognize as a whole food, like "fully hydrogenated vegetable oils (soybean and rapeseed), mono and diglycerides," then skip it.
Because I have celiac, I don't eat many whole grains.
Carbs get a negative rap because so many people are eating the bad ones. For folks without celiac, it's the refined carbohydrates in white bread, candy, cookies, sugary cereals, and all sorts of other junk food and drinks. For those with gluten intolerance or celiac disease, it's the gluten-free replacement foods trying to imitate foods made with gluten that use too many processed ingredients and additives.
Whole grains are single ingredient whole foods. As a whole food, they form a bundle of fiber, carbohydrate, vitamins and minerals. Packaged gluten-free products, such as bread, frequently use only the carbohydrate component using refined flours from rice, corn or potato.
"Fiber-depleted, refined grains represent 85% of the grains consumed in the United States, and because refined grains contain 400% less fiber than do whole grains (by energy), they further dilute the total dietary fiber intake." writes Loren Cordain and Anthony Sebastian, authors of Origins and Evolution of the Western Diet.
But there are whole grains from single ingredients that are good for us. For example, popcorn.
In its purest form—that is, plain air-popped kernels—popcorn is a healthy, whole-grain, antioxidant-rich snack food. Just skip the microwavable kinds that use harmful chemicals in the bags' nonstick lining. Instead, buy organic popcorn kernels and pop them the old-fashioned way on the stovetop. This way you'll also avoid the troubling toppings that include gluten, fake food dyes and MSG.
The supermarket is a place we go to feed and care for our families. We are the nutritionists, cooks, chefs, sous chefs, choppers, tasters, analyzers, and bottom line decision makers. Some us don't even think about it. We've been doing it from our whole hearts for our whole lives. I did that and loved it. I lived for it.
I very much still love it and live for it. Food is love. Family meals bring joy.
But here's where it gets really important. We are responsible for other people's bodies. Not just our own.
Yup! We don't always step back and think about it that way while we're doing it, but it's the truth. So going to the market is dang important and getting good quality, fresh, single ingredient food items is imperative to our wellness and the wellness of our families.
It's crazy to think that processed and chemical-laden foods have come to replace the whole, natural ingredients that our bodies need to stay healthy. That over the years as real food fell into decline, so did our health. We can change this!
If you eat only whole foods—by definition—you remove the processing and the dangerous food additives. A carrot, a handful of spinach, chunks of frozen or fresh pineapple, an ear of corn, an egg—are all whole unprocessed foods. There's no processed sugars or additives—and there's no gluten. You don't even have to think about it.
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Syria Country Overview
By ezinereligion | January 16, 2022
Syria. Officially "Syrian Arab Republic". Country of the Middle East which limits the south with Israel and Jordan, to the west with Lebanon and the Mediterranean, to the north with Turkey and to the east with Iraq. Its capital is Damascus. Most of the population profess Islam, with Sunnism being the majority Muslim group.
Syria was established as a modern state after World War One under French rule, gaining independence in April of 1946, after which several military coups followed until 1971. In that year Hafez al-Assad, a member of the Baath Party, became president. Upon his death in 2000, his son Bashar al-Assad assumed the presidency.
From the 15 of March of 2011 the whole country was involved in a wave of protests by part of the population demanding political reform, reforms that were approved by President Bashar Assad A. Despite all this, the protests – with the support of some Arab countries close to the US – continued to generate a wave of violence that caused the death of hundreds of civilians and soldiers.
According to militarynous, the name Syria comes from various ancient Greek names, which the Greeks applied interchangeably to the Assyrians. Although several theories exist, the discovery of the Çineköy inscription in 2000 seems to support the theory that the Syrian term is derived from Assyria.
In the country there are three regions, from west to east: in the west there is a coastal plain, separated from the interior by the Yabal Ansariyya, a double mountain range in which various valleys open up; The center of the country is formed by a rugged plateau with several volcanic peaks that is crossed from northeast to southwest by a mountain range in which various formations are distinguished: Yabal Abd al-Aziz, Yabal Visir, Yabal Buwayda, Yabal Saar, Yabal al Sarqi and Yabal Garbi; the eastern region is made up of the Euphrates valley, here is the main river, (of the same name of the valley) that crosses the country, penetrating from the north and take a southeastern direction; its tributary Jabur and the Orontes in the west are also important. In the extreme northeast the border with Turkey is formed by the course of the Tigris. In the western part of the country the climate is Mediterranean, but as you move east it becomes drier and hotter. From south to north, in the western third of the country, the Orontes River flows.
The population is concentrated in the territories located in the west; the vegetative growth rate is very high. Regarding the economy, the country is developing, although since 1973, and due to political problems that have made it allocate part of its budget to military spending, inflation has slowed this progress.
The biomes present in Syria are, from northwest to southeast, the Mediterranean forest, the prairie and the desert. The Mediterranean forest is represented, according to WWF, by two ecoregions, depending on the altitude: the eastern Mediterranean forest in the lowlands, and the southern Anatolian montane forest in the mountainous areas; while the prairie and the desert correspond respectively to the ecoregions called Middle Eastern steppe and Mesopotamian shrub desert.
The Syrian population is mostly of Arab origin (90.3%), although in the north of the country there are Kurdish, Armenian, Assyrian and Turkish minorities, each with its own language. In addition, thousands of Palestinians are scattered throughout the Syrian territory.
The population is concentrated in three geographical areas: the coastal strip and its nearby landforms, along the course of the Euphrates River and on the northern border with Turkey. 51.8% of Syrians live in urban centers. The growth of the industrial sector and the rural exodus have led to rapid development of cities.
The most populous is the capital Damascus, located on the eastern slopes of the Antillean Mountains. They are followed in importance by Aleppo, in the northwest of the country; Homs and Harna, on the banks of the Orontes river; and Latakia, on the Mediterranean coast.
Although it has moderated, the Syrian population pyramid still shows a young structure: 38.6% of the residents are under 15 years of age. This phenomenon is due to a fertility of 3.32 children per woman, which places the annual growth of the population over 2.4%. If this demographic behavior persists, Syria will double the total number of its residents in less than thirty years.
Political-administrative organization
Syria has 14 provinces, or governorates muhafazat (singular: muhafazah), divided into 60 districts, manatiq (sing. Mintaqah), which in turn are subdivided into sub-districts, or nawahi (sing. Nahia). The Nawahi are made up of villages or cities, which are the smallest administrative units: Damascus (Arabic: دمشق), Rif Dimashq (ریف دمشق), Al Qunaytirah (مُحافظة القنيطرة), Dar'a (مُحافظة Suدرwayعا), As Sweida مُحافظة السويداء), Homs (مُحافظة حمص), Tartus (Arabic: مُحافظة طرطوس), Al Ladhiqiyah or Latakia (مُحافظة اللاذقية), Hamaحفظة الحامامامامام, محافظة اللاذقية), Hamaحفظة محاب Ar Raqqah (مُحافظة الرقة), Dayr az Zawr (مُحافظة دير الزور), Al-Hasakah (مُحافظة الحسكة, in Kurdish: حسكة)
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ആരെങ്കിലും ഒരു പദം കാണുകയും അത് എന്താണ് അർത്ഥമാക്കുന്നതെന്ന് അറിയുവാൻ ആഗ്രഹിക്കാൻ സാധ്യതയുമുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ പ്രസ്തുത വാക്ക് വിക്കിനിഘണ്ടുവിൽ ചേർക്കാവുന്നതാണ്. This in turn leads to the somewhat more formal guideline of including a term if it is attested and idiomatic.
Where possible, it is better to cite sources that are likely to remain easily accessible over time, so that someone referring to Wiktionary years from now is likely to be able to find the original source. As Wiktionary is an online dictionary, this naturally favors media such as Usenet groups, which are durably archived by Google. Print media such as books and magazines will also do, particularly if their contents are indexed online. Other recorded media such as audio and video are also acceptable, provided they are of verifiable origin and are durably archived. When citing a quotation from a book, please include the ISBN.
For example, mega- can denote either a million (or 220) of something or simply a very large or prominent instance of something. Similarly star might mean a celestial object or a celebrity. But megastar means "a very prominent celebrity", not "a million celebrities" or "a million celestial objects", and only rarely "a very large celestial object" (capitalized, it is also a brand name in amateur astronomy).
This rule must be applied carefully and is somewhat subjective. For example bank has several senses and parking lot has an idiomatic sense of "large traffic jam". However bank parking lot can't possibly mean "to do financial transactions large traffic jam". With such clearly wrong interpretations weeded out, the remaining choices are "place to park cars for any of several kinds of business" or "place to park cars by, for or on a river bank or similar (as opposed to, say, the hill parking lot)." The whole phrase could plausibly mean either, depending on context (though the first is likely far more common), and so the phrase is not idiomatic.
This criterion is sometimes referred to as the fried egg test, as a fried egg generally means an egg (and generally a chicken egg or similar) fried in a particular way. It generally doesn't denote a scrambled egg, which is nonetheless cooked by frying.
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Omit an initial article unless it makes a difference in the meaning. E.g., cat's pajamas instead of the cat's pajamas.
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At present another 17 of the 2600 languages in the ISO 639-3 list are constructed languages. Words in 13 of those languages have not yet been approved for inclusion in the English Wiktionary. These are Afrihili, Brithenig, Ceqli, Delason, Dutton World Speedwords, Glosa, Interglossa, Jakelimotu, Láadan, Linga, Occidental, Romanova, and Tceqli. The remaining four are prohibited (see below).
There is consensus that languages whose origin and use are restricted to one or more related literary works and its fans do not merit inclusion as entries or translations in the main namespace. They may merit lexicons in the Appendix namespace. The applicable ISO 639-3 languages are Klingon, Orcish, Quenya, and Sindarin.
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Any word in any language might be borrowed into English, but only a few actually are. Including spaghetti does not imply that ricordati is next (though it is of course fine as an Italian entry).
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It may seem that trendy internet prefixes like e- and i- are used everywhere, but they aren't. If I decide to talk about e-thumb-twiddling but no one else does, then there's no need for an entry.
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Yacov Ben Efrat • January 13, 2020 •
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Binyamin Netanyahu lost the second round of elections big time, and yet his opponent could not manage to win. The imbroglio created in the first round only became more complicated following the second. Netanyahu lost not only because his number…
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Two weeks before the elections and Netanyahu has done it again, with Israelis once again leaning back in their recliners. Netanyahu gave both a stinging slap to Hassan Nasrallah and came out of it at little cost. It was amazing,…
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Yacov Ben Efrat • December 23, 2018 •
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The carnage in the Pittsburgh synagogue overshadowed the international scandal aroused by the murder of the well-known journalist and Saudi government critic, Jamal Khashoggi. Although there appears to be no connection between an anti-Semitic slaughter and the murder, President Trump…
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