Neo-Nazis in Greenpoint: Hipster Hoax?
The Daily News wants to know: Are there neo-Nazis in Greenpoint?
The question comes about after a series of pics taken by Brooklyn photog Adam Krause apparently hit the web Monday evening, in which he chronicled five self-professed Polish neo-Nazis. Gawker seems to have broken the story, and did disclose that Klause is "a friend." The news site treated the scoop as true.
The Daily Mail quickly picked up Krause's saga, prompting him and his subjects to become the object of international attention.
The Daily News' Alexander Nazaryan wrote that the photos have caused outcry and demands for explanation.
Runnin' Scared put in a call to Krause to see what's up. We'll update if we hear back.


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Scholarships for Gay or Lesbian Students
Colleges, universities and organizations offer many academic, extracurricular and financial aid opportunities to LGBT-identified students and LGBT allies. While there are LGBTQ scholarships exclusively reserved for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex students, there are LGBTQ scholarships available to questioning LGBTQI students and allies. There are many scholarships for LGBTQ allies who are dedicated to the active promotion of equal rights and opportunities. Students who participate in LGBTQ-related activities and community projects can land significant college scholarships to help pay for school. Some LGBTQ scholarships give more than just money - scholarship providers may offer leadership training and mentoring program to further advocate and promote LGBTQ rights.
In order to financially assist the LGBT community, we offer a list of scholarships for LGBTQ students and allies. Below are a few scholarships for LGBTQ activists, LGBTQ and questioning students but don't forget to conduct a thorough, free scholarship search to land as much free college scholarship money you can.
Audria M. Edwards Scholarship Fund
Application Deadline: 4/1/2023
Amount: Varies
The Audria M. Edwards Scholarship Fund are for students who will be pursuing post-secondary, undergraduate education in an accredited institution or program during the coming school year and who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender or have a LGBTQ parent. Applicants must have resided for at least one year in the State of Oregon or in Clack, Cowlitz, Skamania, or Wahkiakum Counties in [...] More
CFPCA LGBT Endowed Scholarship
Amount: $500
The CFPCA LGBT Endowed Scholarship provides financial support and hope to meritorious students who demonstrate positive sensitivity to and involvement in LGBT issues. Preference is given to currently enrolled Wayne State University LGBT students, although all Wayne State University students are invited to apply. All current undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at least half-time with [...] More
eQuality Scholarships
Application Deadline: 1/31/2023
eQuality Scholarship Collaborative awards scholarships to honor and encourage California students for their service to the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender community. Applicants for all scholarships must have demonstrated service to the LGBT+ community. Applicants of all sexual orientations and gender identities are eligible for most scholarships. Awards are available to graduating high school [...] More
Follansbee-Hansen Scholarship
The Sacramento Chapter of PFLAG is pleased to be able to offer the Follansbee-Hansen Scholarship to LGBTQ students from the Sacramento area. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited institution of higher education, including vocational and technical schools; demonstrate an interest in service to the LGBTQ+ community; and, have a 2.5 GPA. For more information or to apply, please visit the [...] More
Grand Valley State University LGBT Scholarship
The purpose of the Grand Valley State University LGBT Scholarship is to provide financial assistance for students who demonstrate positive sensitivity to and involvement in LGBT issues, to promote visibility of LGBT life and to foster service and activism in the larger community. Preference is given to LGBT students. Applicants must be degree-seeking students with a minimum 2.0 GPA. For more [...] More
LEAGUE Foundation Academic Scholarships
To be eligible for the LEAGUE Foundation Academic Scholarships, applicants must: be a graduating high school senior enrolled in a college or trade school in the US or Canada; be a US citizen; have a 3.0 GPA; and, identify as LGBTQ. For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship provider's [...] More
Northern Michigan University Allies Scholarship
NMU ALLIES is an organization at Northern Michigan University for people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Its purpose is to provide an avenue for faculty, staff, and students who wish to offer visible support for a safe university environment for faculty, staff, and students who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or other sexual and gender minorities. Throughout [...] More
NWSA Lesbian Caucus Award
The purpose of the annual NWSA Lesbian Caucus Award is to provide a research award in recognition of a master's thesis or doctoral dissertation research project in areas of Lesbian, Queer, and LGBT Studies that resonates with the mission of NWSA. For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship provider's [...] More
Out To Innovate Scholarships for LGBTQ+STEM Students
NOGLSTP established the Out To Innovate Scholarships for LGBTQ STEM students which are intended for undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) programs who are either lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or an active ally of the LGBTQ community.
One scholarship will go to an undergraduate student, and one will go to a [...] More
Pacific Gas & Electric Company PrideNetwork ERG Scholarship
Employee Resource Groups not only help bring our employees together, but provide an essential bridge of communication to our customers, regardless of culture, age, gender or other defining elements. As part of the support these groups provide to the communities we serve, ERGs offer scholarship opportunities for those pursuing higher education. PG&E and its employee groups offer a wide range of [...] More
PFund Scholarship
PFund is a vital resource and community builder for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and allied communities by providing grants and scholarships, developing leaders and inspiring giving.
Applicants must identify as LGBTQIA and live or attend school in Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, or Wisconsin. For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship provider's [...] More
Pride Foundation Scholarships
Our work is grounded in the simple, yet revolutionary belief every person should be able to live safely, openly, and genuinely in all the places we call home. This is the same belief that has guided our visionary leaders for more than three decades. Pride Foundation was founded in 1985, in the midst of the HIV & AIDS crisis, by a small but courageous group of people who came together to create a [...] More
Pride Scholarship at Michigan State University
The Pride Scholarship is given to an MSU undergraduate student selected through a competitive application process. Candidates should demonstrate academic achievement and involvement with, or contributions to, the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community. Preference is given to incoming, first year (or transfer) students, although all undergraduate students are encouraged to apply. Your [...] More
SCF Aritzia Scholarship
Application Deadline: Varies
Established by Aritzia, a fashion retailer with an innovative global platform, this scholarship supports LGBTQIA people in their pursuit of higher education. Four students will receive one-time scholarships of $5,000 each, paid directly to the student's school. The application consists of 3 short essay questions, a letter of recommendation, and transcripts from your latest academic institution. [...] More
The David Womack Memorial West Virginia LGBT Scholarship
The David Womack Memorial West Virginia LGBT Scholarship is available to any gay or lesbian undergraduate student who is a resident of West Virginia. The scholarship applies to attendance at any institute of higher learning in the United States. The scholarship is awarded in August for the upcoming school year.
An essay and proof of college attendance/acceptance is required by June 30th. The [...] More
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That's right, if you live in one of 68 Texas counties and are graduating high school this year, you qualify for a $20,000 scholarship over four years of college. You still have time to complete the profile and upload the necessary documents online. Make sure your FAFSA has been completed and review all the other eligibility requirements as well. You could be one of the 79 students awarded this scholarship and take a huge chunk out of your tuition each of the next four years at any accredited, not-for-profit Texas college or university. [...]
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It's nearly mid-January already and by now you all should have completed the FAFSA and, if you are on top of things, be applying to scholarships on a daily or at least semi-weekly basis. Even if you haven't started the scholarship application process yet, you still have a ton of opportunities ahead of you. We are in the heart of scholarship season, with the most scholarships coming online in January of any month in 2023. Below, we put together a list of five great examples of very significant scholarships ranging from ten grand all the way up to $40,000. [...]
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North Somerset Play Forum put on their children's summer Play Days event with the help of Clevedon Lion's Dream Scheme.
Children were treated to music, Punch and Judy shows, a fancy dress story time and face-painting with Cuthbert The Clown.
The Lions' mascot, Eric, took time out of his busy schedule to also pay the youngsters a visit.
The forum host the event each year to get children out over the summer and enjoying themselves.
The Lions' Dream Scheme sees them donate hundreds of pounds to worthy causes in the area using funds raised throughout the year and on its Christmas Santa Float.
The next event will take place today (Wednesday) from noon to 3pm at the Salthouse Fields, in Salthouse Road.
Find out more about the forum and its events by visiting its Facebook page.


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There is no compelling evidence that the warming trend we've seen will amount to anything close to catastrophe. What most commentators — and many scientists — seem to miss is that the only thing we can say with certainly about climate is that it changes. […] Looking back on the earth's climate history, it's apparent that there's no such thing as an optimal temperature — a climate at which everything is just right.
Overall, the risk of sea-level rise from global warming is less at almost any given location than that from other causes, such as tectonic motions of the earth's surface.
Is there any point in pretending that CO2 increases will be catastrophic? Or could they be modest and on balance beneficial? India has warmed during the second half of the 20th century, and agricultural output has increased greatly. Infectious diseases like malaria are a matter not so much of temperature as poverty and public-health policies (like eliminating DDT). Exposure to cold is generally found to be both more dangerous and less comfortable.
Moreover, actions taken thus far to reduce emissions have already had negative consequences without improving our ability to adapt to climate change. An emphasis on ethanol, for instance, has led to angry protests against corn-price increases in Mexico, and forest clearing and habitat destruction in Southeast Asia. Carbon caps are likely to lead to increased prices, as well as corruption associated with permit trading. (Enron was a leading lobbyist for Kyoto because it had hoped to capitalize on emissions trading.) The alleged solutions have more potential for catastrophe than the putative problem. The conclusion of the late climate scientist Roger Revelle — Al Gore's supposed mentor — is worth pondering: the evidence for global warming thus far doesn't warrant any action unless it is justifiable on grounds that have nothing to do with climate.
True enough, the action being taken on global warming has nothing to do with climate. It is a grab for money by unscrupulous characters like Gore, and a grab for power by the radical Left. Fortunately the whole foolish phenomenon has jumped the shark. Let's hope politicians get wind of the fact before passing any disastrous legislation.
Richard Lindzen, a voice of sanity.
Lindzen is also a voice of reason on "The Great Global Warming Swindle" movie that can be seen on the net. A must see!
The most amazing thing is that Dr. Lindzen is still alive! Typically, these "man-made" global warming Moonbats either marginalize or eliminate any such "ill-informed" opposition to their stated position.
Good luck, Dr. Lindzen, and watch your back!


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Only five months left to extend your General UK Visa
Earlier this year the UK Government has announced Tier 1 (General) will close for extension applications on 6 April 2015, and for settlement applications on 6 April 2018.
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Earlier this year the UK Government has announced Tier 1 (General) will close for visa extension applications on 6 April 2015, and for settlement applications on 6 April 2018.
According to the UK Government this should give enough time for applicants who entered this category before its closure, to apply for an extension and settlement, should they meet the qualifying criteria.
Existing Tier 1 (General) visa holders should note that there are now only about five months remaining for them to extend their current permission to stay in this category.
What are the criteria for an extension application in this category?
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If you are at the end of your initial two or three-year period, and were last granted leave as a Highly Skilled Migrant, Writer, Composer or Artist, Self-Employed Lawyer or as a Tier 1 (General) Migrant under the rules in place before 19 July 2010, and you have not been granted leave in any other category under the rules in place since 19 July 2010, you must score at least 75 points for attributes (age, qualifications, previous earnings, UK experience).
If you do not fall into the group above, you must score at least 80 points for attributes (age, qualifications, previous earnings, UK experience).
In addition you must fulfill the English Language and Maintenance (Funds) requirement respectively.
BIC would like to advice current Tier 1 (General) holders who would like to extend their applications to contact Breytenbachs Immigration Consultants as soon as possible, in order to start the process.
For more information or advice in your unique circumstances, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Medical Marijuana Landscape Has Evolved Dramatically Over Past Decade
Cannabis use is ubiquitous across the nation as states continue to legalize marijuana, both for medicinal and personal uses. Surgery patients who ingest the drug are at a higher risk of complications, which is why surgery center directors and physicians should understand legal, medical, and other implications of cannabis use.
Snapshot of U.S. Marijuana Legalization
A brief look at what the laws are across the country and what federal legislation is under consideration.
Cannabis Products Can Create Safety Risk for Surgery Patients
As more states legalize marijuana, surgery centers and anesthesiologists should learn about safety issues related to ingestion of cannabinoids.
Straightforward, Neutral Approach Best Way to Screen Patients for Marijuana Use
Surgery centers in every state should screen patients as routinely for marijuana use as they screen for cigarette smoking and alcohol consumption.
Workplace Cannabis Use Poses Risks, Legal Confusion, Testing Issues
Rapidly changing state marijuana laws may challenge surgery centers to write ironclad policies regarding drug testing and screening. Any decision made one day could be put in peril by new or updated regulations the next day.
Organizational Guidance on Marijuana Comes With Caveats, Cites Lack of Robust Research
Plenty of medical associations have released position statements addressing medical marijuana, but many cite the lack of research into cannabis as a healthcare product as a barrier to writing comprehensive, evidence-based guidelines.
Cannabinoids for Pain Relief Unproven for Surgical Cases
Surgery centers treating patients who have been using marijuana or cannabinoids for pain relief or nausea are raising questions about efficacy and side effects.
Benchmarking: Required Reading
Discovering information that can be used to identify gaps in an organization's processes to achieve a competitive advantage.
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Slices of jumbo shrimp, rice noodles, lettuce, cucumbers, and mint leaves wrapped in fresh rice paper and served with chili vinegar sauce. 4 pieces.
Slices of tofu, rice noodles, lettuce, mint leaves, and cucumber wrapped in fresh rice paper. Served with chili vinegar sauce.
Chicken wings lightly breaded and stuffed with chicken, potato, carrots, onions and spices. Served with peanut sauce. 4 pieces.
Beef marinated in Thai herbs and spices then simmered with our special coconut milk sauce. Served with peanut sauce. 5 pieces.
Chicken marinated in Thai herbs and spices then simmered with our special coconut milk sauce. Served with peanut sauce. 5 pieces.
Tofu mixed with string beans, onions, and red curry paste. Served with cucumber sauce. 6 pieces.
Island fish minced and mixed with string beans, onions, lime leaves, chili, and spices. Served with cucumber sauce on the side. 6 pieces.
An array of spring rolls, fish patties, phuket stuffed chicken wings, and shrimp rolls served with chili vinegar sauce and peanut sauce on the side. 2 pieces of each.
Tom Yum Soup. A combination of chicken, lemongrass, lime leaves, mushrooms, green onions, cilantro, herbs, and spices in a clear broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tom Yum Soup. A combination of shrimp, lemongrass, lime leaves, mushrooms, green onions, cilantro, herbs, and spices in a clear broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tom Yum Soup. A combination of lemon, lemongrass, lime leaves, mushrooms, green onions, cilantro, herbs, and spices in a clear broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tom Yum Soup. A combination of lemongrass, lime leaves, cilantro, herbs, and spices in a clear broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tom Yum Soup. A combination of mixed vegetables, lemongrass, lime leaves, cilantro, herbs, and spices in a clear broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tom Kha Soup. Chicken, Thai ginger, lemongrass, and lime leaves simmered in coconut milk broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tom Kha Soup. Shrimp, Thai ginger, lemongrass, and lime leaves simmered in coconut milk broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tom Kha Soup. Thai ginger, lemongrass, and lime leaves simmered in coconut milk broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai ginger, lemongrass, and vegetables simmered in coconut milk broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, fish, snow crab legs, scallops, calamari, fresh basil, lemongrass, and lime leaves in a clear broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Fresh tofu, garlic, and vegetables in a clear broth. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Som Tum Salad. Shredded green papaya mixed with tomatoes, garlic, lime, red chili pepper, and spices. Served with fresh cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Salat Pahk Salad. Lettuce with fresh seasonal vegetables. Served with a light, creamy vinaigrette dressing.
Salat Pahk Kung Salad. Shrimp, lettuce, and fresh seasonal vegetables served with a light creamy vinaigrette.
Lahp Salad. Chopped chicken mixed with lime juice, mint leaves, green onions, and Thai spices. Served with lettuce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Lahp Salad. Chopped beef mixed with lime juice, mint leaves, green onions, and Thai spices. Served with lettuce and cucumbers. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Lahp Salad. Chopped shrimp mixed with lime juice, mint leaves, green onions, and Thai spices. Served with lettuce and cucumbers. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yum Salad. Chicken, long rice noodles, cucumber, mint leaves, and onions tossed with lime juice and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yum Salad. Beef, long rice noodles, cucumber, mint leaves, and onions tossed with lime juice and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yum Salad. Calamari, long rice noodles, cucumber, mint leaves, and onions tossed with lime juice and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yum Salad. Shrimp, long rice noodles, cucumber, mint leaves, and onions tossed with lime juice and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yum Salad. Long rice noodles, cucumber, mint leaves, and onions tossed with lime juice and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yum Tao Hu. Tofu, long rice noodles, cucumber, onions, and mint leaves tossed with lime juice and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Som Tum Tang Salad. Shredded cucumber mixed with tomatoes, garlic, lime, red chili pepper and spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yum Nam Tok Salad. Sliced beef, cucumber, mint leaves, and onions tossed with lime juice and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kaeng Kari Kai Curry. Yellow chili cooked with chicken, potatoes, carrots, round onions, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Kari Kai Curry. Yellow chili cooked with beef, potatoes, carrots, round onions, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Kari Kai Curry. Yellow chili cooked with shrimp, potatoes, carrots, round onions, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Kari Kai Curry. Yellow chili cooked with scallops, potatoes, carrots, round onions, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Kari Kai Curry. Yellow chili cooked with shrimp, scallop, fish, calamari, potatoes, carrots, round onions, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Kari Tao Hu Curry. Yellow chili cooked with tofu, potatoes, carrots, vegetables, coconut milk, and spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Daeng Curry. Thai red chili cooked with chicken, eggplant, bamboo shoots, fresh basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Daeng Curry. Thai red chili cooked with beef, eggplant, fresh basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Daeng Curry. Thai red chili cooked with shrimp, bamboo shoots, eggplant fresh basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Daeng Curry. Thai red chili cooked with scallops, bamboo shoots, eggplant fresh basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Daeng Curry. Thai red chili cooked with shrimp, scallops, fish, calamari, bamboo shoots, eggplant fresh basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Daeng Tao Hu Curry. Thai red chili cooked with tofu, bamboo shoots, eggplant, assorted vegetables, Thai basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Khiao Curry. Thai green chili cooked with chicken, eggplant, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Khiao Curry. Thai green chili cooked with beef, eggplant, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Khiao Curry. Thai green chili cooked with shrimp, eggplant, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Khiao Curry. Thai green chili cooked with scallops, eggplant, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Khiao Curry. Thai green chili cooked with shrimp, scallops, fish, calamari, eggplant, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Kaeng Phet Khao Tao Hu Curry. Thai green chili cooked with tofu, vegetables, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Panang Curry. Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with chicken, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Panang Curry. Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with beef, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Panang Curry. Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with shrimp, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Panang Curry. Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with scallops, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Panang Curry. Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with shrimp, scallops, fish, calamari, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Note,, item does not come with rice.
Panang Curry. Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with tofu, vegetables, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Lean beef cooked in massaman chili paste, peanuts, potatoes, carrots, pineapple, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Phet. Chicken, fresh basil, chili, and lemongrass simmered in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Phet. Beef, fresh basil, chili, and lemongrass simmered in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Phet. Calamari, fresh basil, chili, and lemongrass simmered in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Phet. Shrimp, fresh basil, chili, and lemongrass simmered in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Phet. Scallops, fresh basil, chili, and lemongrass simmered in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phad Phet Tao Hu. Tofu and bamboo shoots simmered with fresh basil, chili, lemongrass, and coconut milk. Served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Paht Ma Kheua. Chicken, fresh eggplant, basil, and garlic stir-fried in yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Paht Ma Kheua. Beef, fresh eggplant, basil, and garlic stir-fried in yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Paht Ma Kheua. Calamari, fresh eggplant, basil, and garlic stir-fried in yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Paht Ma Kheua. Shrimp, fresh eggplant, basil, and garlic stir-fried in yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Paht Ma Kheua. Scallops, fresh eggplant, basil, and garlic stir-fried in yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Paht Ma Kheua Tao Hu. Tofu, fresh eggplant, basil, and garlic stir-fried in yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Katiem. Chicken, mushrooms, minced garlic, and black pepper stir-fried in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Katiem. Beef, mushrooms, minced garlic, and black pepper stir-fried in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Katiem. Calamari, mushrooms, minced garlic, and black pepper stir-fried in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Katiem. Shrimp, mushrooms, minced garlic, and black pepper stir-fried in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Katiem. Scallops, mushrooms, minced garlic, and black pepper stir-fried in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Katiem Ruam. A variety of mixed vegetables stir-fried with minced garlic. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Khing. Chicken, string beans, tomatoes, and round onions stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Khing. Beef, string beans, tomatoes, and round onions stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Khing. Calamari, string beans, tomatoes, and round onions stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Khing. Shrimp, string beans, tomatoes, and round onions stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Khing. Scallops, string beans, tomatoes, and round onions stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Phat Khing. Mixed vegetables including cabbage, broccoli, mushrooms, baby corn, and bamboo shoots stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Himmapan. Chicken, cashew nuts, bell peppers, and round onions stir-fried with dried chili and oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Himmapan. Shrimp, cashew nuts, bell peppers, and round onions stir-fried with dried chili and oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pak Bung Fai Daeng. Ong choy stir-fried with chicken, garlic, and yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pak Bung Fai Daeng. Ong choy stir-fried with beef, garlic, and yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pak Bung Fai Daeng. Ong choy stir-fried with calamari, garlic, and yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pak Bung Fai Daeng. Ong choy stir-fried with shrimp, garlic, and yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pak Bung Fai Daeng. Ong choy stir-fried with scallops, garlic, and yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pak Bung Fai Daeng. Ong choy stir-fried with garlic and yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Nam Man Hoi. Chicken, garlic, mushrooms, and round onions stir-fried with oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Nam Man Hoi. Beef, garlic, mushrooms, and round onions stir-fried with oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Nam Man Hoi. Shrimp, garlic, mushrooms, and round onions stir-fried with oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Nam Man Hoi. Scallops, garlic, mushrooms, and round onions stir-fried with oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Nam Man Hoi. Shrimp, scallop, fish, and calamari stir-fried with garlic, mushrooms, round onions, and oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Ruam. A variety of vegetables stir-fried with chicken, garlic, and sesame-oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Ruam. A variety of vegetables stir-fried with beef, garlic, and sesame-oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Ruam. A variety of vegetables stir-fried with shrimp, garlic, and sesame-oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Path Ruam. Shrimp, scallop, fish, calamari, and a variety of vegetables stir-fried with garlic and sesame-oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Chicken served with a garlic-chili lime sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Beef served with a garlic-chili lime sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Shrimp served with a garlic-chili lime sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Scallop served with a garlic-chili lime sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Fish served with a garlic-chili lime sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
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Pla Rad Prik. Island fish fillet stir-fried with spicy garlic lemongrass sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pla Tod Rad Prik. Whole Thai snapper deep-fried and served with a spicy garlic lemongrass sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Paht Prio Wan Pla. Island fish fillet stir-fried with pineapple, tomatoes, cucumber, celery, and sweet sour sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Panang Pla. Island fish fillet stir-fried with peanut sauce, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Island fish fillet sauteed with ginger soy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pak Ruam Ta-Lay. Shrimp, fish, scallops, and calamari stir-fried with tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Shrimp, fish, scallops, and calamari stir-fried with ginger and black bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Ta-Lay Rad Prik. Shrimp, fish, scallops, and calamari sauteed with a spicy lemongrass sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Paht Pu Tao Chiew. Snow crab legs stir-fried with spices, yellow bean sauce, and round onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Tod Krob. Chicken marinated in minced lemongrass and Thai spices, then fried until crispy. Not served with rice.
Pad Ka Pao. Chicken, Thai basil, string beans, onions, and spices sauteed with Phuket's house sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Ka Pao. Beef, Thai basil, string beans, onions, and spices sauteed with Phuket's house sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Ka Pao. Calamari, Thai basil, string beans, onions, and spices sauteed with Phuket's house sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Ka Pao. Shrimp, Thai basil, string beans, onions, and spices sauteed with Phuket's house sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Pad Ka Pao. Shrimp, scallop, fish, and calamari mixed with Thai basil, string beans, onions, and spices sauteed with Phuket's house sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot. Not served with rice.
Rice noodles and chicken stir-fried with bean sprouts, green onions, and shredded carrots. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Rice noodles and beef stir-fried with bean sprouts, green onions, and shredded carrots. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Rice noodles and shrimp stir-fried with bean sprouts, green onions, and shredded carrots. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, scallop and calamari stir-fried with rice noodles, bean sprouts, green onions, and shredded carrots. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and chicken stir-fried with bean sprouts, garlic, fresh chili, basil, and tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and beef stir-fried with bean sprouts, garlic, fresh chili, basil, and tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and shrimp stir-fried with bean sprouts, garlic, fresh chili, basil, and tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, scallop and calamari stir-fried with thick rice noodles, bean sprouts, garlic, fresh chili, basil, and a tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and tofu stir-fried with bean sprouts, garlic, fresh chili, basil, and tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
With Gravy. Thick rice noodles and chicken stir-fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
With Gravy. Thick rice noodles and beef stir-fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
With Gravy. Thick rice noodles and calamari stir-fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
With Gravy. Thick rice noodles and shrimp stir-fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
With Gravy. Shrimp, scallop and calamari stir-fried with thick rice noodles, garlic, yellow bean sauce, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
With Gravy. Thick rice noodles and tofu stir-fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and chicken stir-fried with Thai soy sauce, garlic, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and beef stir-fried with Thai soy sauce, garlic, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and calamari stir-fried with Thai soy sauce, garlic, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and shrimp stir-fried with Thai soy sauce, garlic, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, scallop and calamari stir-fried with thick rice noodles, Thai soy sauce, garlic, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and tofu stir-fried with Thai soy sauce, garlic, and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Pad Woon Sen. Long rice noodles and chicken stir-fried with garlic, mushrooms, baby corn, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Pad Woon Sen. Long rice noodles and shrimp stir-fried with garlic, mushrooms, baby corn, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht. Thai fried rice with chicken, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht. Thai fried rice with beef, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht. Thai fried rice with shrimp, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht. Thai fried rice with shrimp, scallop, calamari, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Ka Pi. Chicken fried rice with shrimp paste, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Ka Pi. Beef fried rice with shrimp paste, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Ka Pi. Shrimp fried rice with shrimp paste, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Ka Pi. Fried rice with shrimp, scallop, calamari, shrimp paste, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Sapparot. Thai fried rice with chicken, pineapple, round onions, and tomato. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Sapparot. Thai fried rice with beef, pineapple, round onions, and tomato. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Sapparot. Thai fried rice with shrimp, pineapple, round onions, and tomato. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Sapparot. Thai fried rice with shrimp, scallop, calamari, pineapple, round onions, and tomato. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Kao Paht Ruam Pahk. Phuket-style fried rice with assorted vegetables, garlic, and tomatoes. Prepared mild, medium, or hot.
Kao Paht Ruam Pahk. Phuket-style fried rice with chicken, assorted vegetables, garlic, and tomatoes. Prepared mild, medium, or hot.
Kao Paht Ruam Pahk. Phuket-style fried rice with beef, assorted vegetables, garlic, and tomatoes. Prepared mild, medium, or hot.
Kao Paht Ruam Pahk. Phuket-style fried rice with shrimp, assorted vegetables, garlic, and tomatoes. Prepared mild, medium, or hot.
Kao Paht Ruam Pahk. Phuket-style fried rice with shrimp, scallop, calamari, assorted vegetables, garlic, and tomatoes. Prepared mild, medium, or hot.
Side of panang curry sauce.
Side of masamun curry sauce.
Side of yellow curry sauce.
Side of red curry sauce.
Side of chili vinegar sauce.
Tapioca cooked in coconut milk.
Long rice, potatoes, onions, carrots, and fresh spices wrapped in crispy rice paper. Served with lettuce, cucumber, mint leaves, and chili vinegar sauce. 30 pieces.
Slices of jumbo shrimp, rice noodles, lettuce, cucumbers, and mint leaves wrapped in fresh rice paper and served with chili vinegar sauce. 20 pieces.
Slices of tofu, rice noodles, lettuce, mint leaves, and cucumber wrapped in fresh rice paper. Served with chili vinegar sauce. 20 pieces.
Chicken wings lightly breaded and stuffed with chicken, potato, carrots, onions, and spices. Served with peanut sauce. 20 pieces.
Your choice of chicken or beef marinated in Thai herbs and spices then simmered with our special coconut milk sauce. Served with peanut sauce. 25 pieces.
Beef marinated in Thai herbs and spices then simmered with our special coconut milk sauce. Served with peanut sauce.
Shredded green papaya mixed with tomatoes, garlic, lime, red chili pepper, and spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Lettuce with fresh seasonal vegetables. Served with a light, creamy vinaigrette dressing.
Yellow chili cooked with chicken, potatoes, carrots, round onions, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yellow chili cooked with beef, potatoes, carrots, round onions, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yellow chili cooked with shrimp, potatoes, carrots, round onions, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Yellow chili cooked with tofu, potatoes, carrots, vegetables, coconut milk, and spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai red chili cooked with chicken, bamboo shoots, fresh basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai red chili cooked with beef, eggplant, fresh basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai red chili cooked with shrimp, bamboo shoots, eggplant, fresh basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai red chili cooked with tofu, bamboo shoots, eggplant, assorted vegetables, Thai basil, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai green chili cooked with chicken, eggplant, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai green chili cooked with beef, eggplant, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai green chili cooked with shrimp, eggplant, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai green chili cooked with tofu, vegetables, fresh basil, lemongrass, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with chicken, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with beef, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with shrimp, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Sweet peanut sauce chili cooked with tofu, vegetables, fresh basil, bell pepper, lime leaves, and coconut milk. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Chicken, fresh basil, chili, and lemongrass simmered in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Beef, fresh basil, chili, and lemongrass simmered in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, fresh basil, chili, and lemongrass simmered in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tofu and bamboo shoots simmered with fresh basil, chili, lemongrass, and coconut milk. Served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Chicken, mushrooms, minced garlic, and black pepper stir-fried in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Beef, mushrooms, minced garlic, and black pepper stir-fried in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, mushrooms, minced garlic, and black pepper stir-fried in coconut milk and served over a bed of chopped cabbage. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
A variety of mixed vegetables stir-fried with minced garlic. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Chicken, string beans, tomatoes, and round onions stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Beef, string beans, tomatoes, and round onions stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, string beans, tomatoes, and round onions stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Mixed vegetables stir-fried with slices of ginger. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Stir Fried. A variety of vegetables stir-fried with chicken, garlic, and sesame-oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Stir Fried. A variety of vegetables stir-fried with beef, garlic, and sesame-oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Stir Fried. A variety of vegetables stir-fried with shrimp, garlic, and sesame-oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Chicken, cashew nuts, bell peppers, and round onions stir-fried with dried chili and oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, cashew nuts, bell peppers, and round onions stir-fried with dried chili and oyster sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Chicken, Thai basil, string beans, onions, and spices sauteed with Phuket's house sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Beef, Thai basil, string beans, onions, and spices sauteed with Phuket's house sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp, Thai basil, string beans, onions, and spices sauteed with Phuket's house sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Chicken marinated in minced lemongrass and Thai spices, then fried until crispy.
Island fish fillet stir-fried with spicy garlic lemongrass sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Island fish fillet stir-fried with peanut sauce, coconut milk, and Thai spices. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Island fish fillet sauteed with ginger soy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Tofu, fresh eggplant, basil, and garlic stir-fried in yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Ong choy stir-fried with garlic and yellow bean sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Rice noodles and tofu stir-fried with bean sprouts, green onions, and shredded carrots. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Ki Mao. Thick rice noodles and beef stir-fried with bean sprouts, garlic, fresh chili, basil, and tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Ki Mao. Thick rice noodles and shrimp stir-fried with bean sprouts, garlic, fresh chili, basil, and tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Ki Mao. Thick rice noodles and tofu stir-fried with bean sprouts, garlic, fresh chili, basil, and tangy sauce. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and chicken stir fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and beef stir fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and shrimp stir fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thick rice noodles and tofu stir fried with garlic, yellow bean sauce and broccoli. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Long rice noodles and chicken stir-fried with garlic, mushrooms, baby corn, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Long rice noodles and shrimp stir-fried with garlic, mushrooms, baby corn, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai fried rice with chicken, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai fried rice with beef, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Thai fried rice with shrimp, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Chicken fried rice with shrimp paste, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Beef fried rice with shrimp paste, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.
Shrimp fried rice with shrimp paste, garlic, tomato, and onions. Prepared mild, medium or hot.


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Acre (Akko) – Sites Gallery
This page summarizes the sites that are reviewed in the area of the port city of Acre (Akko).
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On each site below:
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For an overview of the sites of Acre, click here.
Map of sites in Acre – click here.
Acre (Akko) – Overview
The old city of Acre (Akko) is a large walled city on the shores of the bay of Haifa. As the largest natural port in the Galilee and Israel, it has a long history of conquests and ruling empires. It was one of the main Crusaders' fortifications and ports.
Tell Akko
The city of Akko (Acre) original site in the Biblical times was several KM east of the old city of Acre. The site, the Tell (mound) of Akko, was one of the important port cities in the ancient world, situated on the northern gate to Israel.
Judges 1: 31: "Asher drove not out the inhabitants of Acco, nor the inhabitants of Zidon, nor of Ahlab, nor of Achzib, nor of Helbah, nor of Aphik, nor of Rehob;"
Khan al-Umdan
This Khan (hostel) is one of the most beautiful sites in the old city of Acre. It was used as a hostel and storage for the sea merchants. Built in 1784-5 by Jezzer Pasha over parts of the inner Crusaders port.
Acre's port
Acre was an important port city in ancient times. The modern marina is located where the ancient port used to be – on the southern side of the old city.
Aqueduct of Acre (Akko)
The Aqueduct brought running water to the old city of Acre, along a raised aqueduct. The source of the water was the springs of Cabri, 12KM away.
Templars Tunnel, Acre
The 12th C tunnel was built by the Templars to connect their fortress on the south-west side of Acre to the harbor on the south-east side.
Knights Halls
The 12th-13th century Crusaders main fortress and headquarters, halls and structures on the North-West side of the city.
Citadel of Acre
The Citadel of Acre (Akko) was built on the ruins of the Crusaders fortress on the North-West side of the city. The citadel was the palace of the Governor during the 18th-20th C and later became a large British prison.
St. John Church
An 18th century Catholic church located on the southern side of the old city of Acre, which was built over the Templars earlier 12th century church.
St. Andrews Church, Acre
This Greek Catholic Church, built in 1765, is located on the southern-western side of the old city of Acre, over the ruins of a Crusader church.
St. George Church, Acre
This Greek Orthodox Church, built in the 17th century, is located on the southern-western side of the old city of Acre, over the ruins of a Crusader church.
Bahai Center, Acre
In Acre and around it are several Holy sites for the Bahai faith, marking the sites were the founder BahaUllah lived his last 32 years and was buried.
El-Majadele Mosque
A 19th century mosque on the western side of Acre. It was built over the western tower of the Crusader's fortress.
Acre Lighthouse
The lighthouse is located on the south-western corner of Acre. It is located over the foundations of the Crusaders Templar fortress.
Remains of the Roman/Byzantine city
Recent emergency excavations along Jehoshaphat street in Acre revealed parts of the Roman and Byzantine city, east of the old city.
Humus in Acre
No visit is complete in Acre without a meal of the fresh Hummus in one of the restaurants in the old city.
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Emma Ramirez, 44, died Tuesday, July 2, from injures sustained on a bike ride in Dr. Phillips.
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A 44-year-old woman, who was fed up with her husband's drinking habit, allegedly poisoned him to death, Delhi police said on Sunday.
54-year-old DS Murti was killed in the incident that was reported from the Mandir Marg area in Delhi, they said.
Murti, who was a finance manager with a realtor, died at RML Hospital.
His wife KV Rama and her accomplice Shyam Singh alias Bhagatji have been arrested, DCP Madhur Verma said.
Singh, a tantrik, had allegedly provided the poison, the officer said.
Rama told police she was not happy in her marriage because of her husband's drinking habit. It also led to debt of Rs 10 to 12 lakh on the family, the DCP said.
Murti's brother Siva Sarma had lodged a complaint in this regard, he said.
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Pontiac woman fighting cancer gets new doors installed by generous FOX 2 viewer
PONTIAC, Mich. (FOX 2) - Alicia Pote needed new doors after someone tried to break into her home while she was being treated in the hospital.
FOX 2 put out the call and generous viewers stepped up to help with an overwhelming response. One week later she got her new doors.
"I am overwhelmed with the kindness and outreach from people," Pote said. "I really truly appreciate everyone who has contacted me."
We first introduced you to 62-year-old Alicia last week. The Pontiac woman thought she had beat her brain and lung cancer learned it was back - and spread throughout her body.
"I will fight the fight," she said. "I will live, not die. I've decided."
Alicia was trying to stay positive although those test results came at the same time she had been struggling to get the doors to her house fixed or replaced, but couldn't afford it on her fixed income and couldn't find anyone or any agency to help.
That is until FOX 2 got involved. Dan Villareal, a general contractor who owns Areli Detroit saw our story.
"When I heard she had a brain tumor - my dad passed away from a brain tumor - so when I hear any story like that, it stops you in your tracks," he said. "You can relate to it and what my dad had to go through and what she is going through. And you never know when it's your turn health-wise and you are going to need people to help you."
Countless people called FOX 2 wanting to help Alicia - but Dan stood out. He remembered the people who stepped up when his dad was battling brain cancer - and he wanted to do the same for Alicia.
Within 24 hours he measured her house for new doors and on Saturday, Areli Detroit made it happen.
"This is amazing, I am so pleased, I am so happy," she said.
Alicia worried her home wouldn't not be secure when she started chemo next week, but with Dan's generosity and help - she can now focus her on her health.
"Peace of mind when I am in the hospital, just reassuring with my neighbors and then new doors," she said. "I am just very happy and at peace."
Dan is hoping to inspire more businesses to give back - because he says you never know when you may be the one in need.
"It was an example my dad set for me that I set for others," he said. "I am not perfect in every way and I can't help everyone, but it does make a good feeling to see her light up and say there is more good than bad out there."
"It is overwhelming and I don't think words can express how grateful I am," she said. "Thank you so much."


A loyal dog is a kid's closest companion. Having the dog with the right attitude, well trained, and knows how to socialize makes a protected and dependable buddy for a growing child. Regardless, a dog is a creature, and in some lamentable situations can often be provoked and bite even their trusted pet owner. Kids under 10 years old are the most widely recognized casualties, and Summer is the usual time of the year when dog bite incidences among kids occur. The dominant part of these dog bites happen in and around the kid's home. Normally the dog bite comes from a family pet or a pet of another family. Here are a few tips on how to protect kids from dog bites.
In case that you need to realize what's in store from a certain dog breed, get some answers concerning the conduct and qualities of the dogs from the pet shop where you bought your dog. Most pet shop companies conduct personality assessments of the dogs in their consideration and will offer you some assistance with finding a pet dog that is a decent match for you and your way of life. Also, your veterinarian can offer supportive counsel to direct your selection process. Each proprietor or potential proprietor of a dog or any kind of pet must comprehend and acknowledge the obligation of taking/administering obedience training and mingling their dog legitimately with other pets. As a responsible pet owner, you are eventually in charge of your dog's conduct and the greater part of the well-being issues with respect to your pet.
Regardless of whether they claim one, the parents need to guarantee their kids to know how to carry on and behave around their puppies. Indeed, even a cordial dog may have the tendency to bite or attack if they feel debilitated, furious, perplexed or hurt.
Dogs always have the tendency to become the protector of whatever they have. Kids need to comprehend that dogs are defensive by nature, and easily perceive circumstances that may alarm or outrage their anxious behavior.
Never allow babies or kids to sit unbothered with a dog. It is crucial to show kids not to play battle with, tease, shout at, or pursue dogs or different creatures. Kids and their guardians ought to visit any pet care site to take in more about wellbeing around and how to properly behave when the dogs are around.
The pet owner ought to never allow an infant or youngster to sit unbothered with any dog and educate all kids when and how to play with puppies and when to allow them to sit unbothered. Never approach an obscure dog that is separated from everyone else without a proprietor. Do not allow the child to become near or attempt to play with a dog in case the dog is eating, resting or administering to its puppies. Keep in mind to always ask the proprietor's authorization before petting the puppy to prevent the child from getting bitten.


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14th EU-India Summit focuses on research and innovation
On 6 October the 14th EU-India Summit took place in New Delhi. The summit also marked the 55th anniversary since the establishment of EU-India diplomatic relations. The Republic of India was represented by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, whereas the EU was represented by Mr. Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, and Mr. Jean Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission.
Among the topics discussed by the leaders, a focus was put on research and innovation. Both sides agreed to work towards reciprocal opening of the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation 'Horizon 2020' and Indian programmes and called for an intensified two-way mobility of researchers. To this extent, the two sides welcomed the conclusion of the Implementing Arrangement between India's Science & Engineering Research Board (SERB) and the European Research Council (ERC). The Arrangement enables Indian researcher to undertake research visits with the ERC-supported teams in the EU and in the associated countries in order to develop linkages between researchers. The procedures of cooperation foreseen by the Arrangement establish that the European Research Council Executive Agency (ERCEA) solicits expressions of interest from Principal Investigators (PIs) holding ERC grants in hosting Indian researchers to contribute to their teams for a given period. ERCEA will then send to the SERB a list of the interested PIs/teams, together with a description of their respective ERC funded projects. Ultimately, the SERB will inform early career researcher and mentors of the collaborative opportunity.
A joint statement was adopted, reaffirming the commitment to strengthen the EU-India strategic partnership, based on shared principles and values of democracy, freedom, rule of law and respect for human rights and territorial integrity of States. More information


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Littleton City Council Meeting Minutes – July 8, 2008
Posted on July 14, 2008 by Carol
Littleton City Council Meeting Minutes
Study Session Topics were:
Update on Police Facilities
TABOR Surplus from 2007
Agendas and Meetings (Boards and Commissions)
Western Welcome Week Parade Float
Police Facilities
In a memo from Jim Woods to the council Jim wrote, "At the workshop, staff was given direction to research the feasibility of building additional evidence processing and storage space, renovating the police officer locker rooms, and expanding administrative space primarily for the Investigations (Detective) Division. The options were to include relocating Fire Administration to a building owned by the city at 2009 W. Littleton Boulevard; building a permanent stand-alone evidence storage building at the Belleview Service Center; a building east of the current Littleton Center; and a building on the north side of Slaughter House Gulch."
Six options were prepared by ARC Integrated Program Management, Inc.
Option 1 – 12,245 sf new addition at Littleton Center – total construction cost of $3,765,192 and soft costs of $1,506,077 for a total budget of $5,271,269
Option 2 – 9,324 sf new addition at Littleton Center – total construction cost of $4,723,574 and soft costs of $1,889,429 for a total budget of $6,613,003
Option 3 – 10,101 sf new facility at the Service Center – total construction cost of $3,038,927, soft costs of $1,215,571 for a total budget of $4,254,497
Option 4 – 10,101 sf new facility at the Service Center – total construction cost of $4,681,138 soft costs of $1,872,455 for a total budget of $6,553,594
Option 5 – 10,101 sf new facility at the Littleton Center – NE Campus – total construction cost of $3,391,670, soft costs of $1,476,668 for a total budget of $5,168,338
All the options include:
Property & Evidence Storage
ID Lab
Vehicle Exam
Renovate existing locker area and convert existing property & evidence to lockers
Option 2, 4 and 6 also include:
Renovate existing fire administration for police detective offices
Renovate two floors of community services building and shell remaining
Relocate fire administration to community services building
Debbie Brinkman wanted to know why the City bought the building on Littleton Blvd if it takes $2,000,000 to make it habitable and it does not have adequate parking.
Woods said that was a "head scratcher" – it came with the deal. We purchased the Courthouse for $1.
Brinkman asked how much it cost to renovate the Courthouse. Woods said $5,000,000. He continued, in 2001 or 2002 we bought the old jail site and this building came with it. At first we thought it would be demolished for parking but South Suburban doesn't need it for parking. City Council and members of the Historic Preservation Board said wait a minute – this building has some historic value. We have had some private investors interested – one party interested does not need parking. We could go out for a RFP to see if the private sector is interested or come up with some joint use that we haven't thought of yet. It has evolved and changed along the way.
Peggy Cole said all the options are costly in today's economy. She asked how much it would cost to lease space for everything but evidence storage at Littleton Station or the old Sheriff's building. How much would it cost to purchase the old sheriff's building? What about buying out the lease for Geneva Lodge or adding a 3rd story to this building?
Woods said the answer to leasing would depend on how much space and for how long. What kind of improvements you would have to make. Office space, as a rough rule of thumb, goes for $12 to $16 per sf and the downtown spaces upstairs range from $18 to $22 per sf. If there is interest in the old sheriff's building we would need some direction to negotiate with the owners. All the commercial space at Littleton Station has been leased. We would have to negotiate to buy out the 20 year lease on Geneva Lodge.
Scott, from ARC, said if they leased space they would have to keep the Evidence Storage and ID Lab separate from the rest of the facility. To add a 3rd floor to the Littleton Center would not be practical for Evidence Storage and the mechanical systems are already challenged. His gut reaction was that it would be more cost effective to go with a stand alone facility. Is the building capable of withstanding the load of a 3rd floor and if you assume it is capable – there are a lot of other factors that would make it cost prohibitive.
Clark asked about taking Option 1 or 2 and make it a second story elevated over the parking lot.
Clark asked why the Ltn Blvd building needed to be renovated when people worked in there 3 years ago. Scott said the mechanical and electrical systems are inadequate, the roof leaks. He did not know if there was a possibility of painting and moving in desks. It is not ADA compliant.
Clark said there are 7,000 sf – more than 3 times what fire currently has.
Scott said the building is inefficient and making it efficient will lead to code changes.
Woods offered any council members so inclined to take a tour of the building. He doubted that the County would have had employees in the building much longer. It is a throw-away building.
Clark said rather than calling it a dysfunctional building it really was a historic gem that people want.
Clark asked for a more definitive cost estimate on Options 1 and 2 with a 2nd story for evidence. He wants to tour the Ltn Blvd building.
John Ostermiller said maybe we need to be talking to the Crazy Merchant – their building has a lot of potential.
Clark was also interested in the idea of converting the existing Service Center for the police and building a new building for the Service Center.
Cole said she was also interested in that but would want to build for a future 2nd story.
Jim Taylor said he was not enthused about the Service Center options – there are way too many drawbacks and it would take a lot to convince him that it is a good idea. He favored Option 1.
Ostermiller said Finance should project to see how we could pay for it – given the capital requirements I don't know how we would fund it and without a financial plan it is not worth a lot more staff work.
Brinkman preferred Option 1 but would like to know how much it would cost to finish rather than have a shell for finishing in the future.
Taylor said they would avoid code issues if the new building was not attached to the old. Scott said attaching them would allow for the use of the elevators and provide physical access.
Clark wanted to hear more from Chief Coogan about the impact of having the police split between the City Center and the Service Center.
Taylor thought something would have to be done to improve the access from Belleview.
Brinkman suggested that they sell the Ltn Blvd building to help pay for whatever they decide to do for the police. Woods offered to contact the two parties that expressed interest in the building.
Clark moved to look into selling the building, moving the Service Center employees into a new building, look at Option 1 more extensively and obtain the cost of building the shell out for a 2nd story, and extending the building over the parking lot and provide a tour of the historic gem.
Mulvey seconded the motion. Motion passed 7/0.
Suzanne Staiert provided three different methods for adjusting the revenue base related to the 2006 refund and the potential for exceeding the TABOR revenue cap this year. Quoting from her memo, "Historically, the City of Littleton has never adjusted its base for voter approved revenue changes. For this reason, the Fiscal Year Spending Base (FYSB) has remained a pure calculation of the 1992 FYSB plus inflation plus growth."
Adjust the base for each year the voters approved revenue changes.
Remove the 2006 excess from 2006 base to calculate the 2007 base
Use the actual 2006 revenues to calculate the base.
The Council has a deadline to let the clerk's office know if there will be a TABOR ballot question.
Clark said there were two issues in front of them – do we want to do something about the calculation of the base and do we want to got to the voters to retain the overage.
Cole said she preferred Option 2. Taylor agreed, so did Brinkman and Clark. Cole made the motion and it was approved 6/1 with Clark dissenting.
Ostermiller asked if there was a final number for the 2007 TABOR limit. Doug Farmen said the auditors have agreed that it is 1.63 million dollars.
Clark said he would support eliminating the Open Space money from the TABOR limits.
In discussing whether or not to refund the TABOR excess Brinkman said she would support asking for specific items to be purchased.
Clark said he would have a difficult time supporting anything except the Open Space money since the voters have already eliminated the TABOR limits on it at the County level. We had an election in 2006 for a permanent de-TABORing for unspecified uses and we have $12 million in the Water Fund. The more you ask and lose the harder it gets.
Brinkman said she agreed with Clark on the Open Space money but did not agree with him on going to the voters to deTABOR. The Water Fund is an unknown. She had talked to a lot of citizens and asked and not one has encouraged her to refund the TABOR excess. She wants to be specific about how the money will be used – it needs to be real, honest and right – something that without the voter's approval would not get done.
Clark moved that staff prepare a ballot title to eliminate the 2007 Open Space (Shareback) and all future revenues for open space from the TABOR limits.
Brinkman seconded.
Ostermiller asked what happens when the open space tax expires – is our base adjusted lower? Tiffany Wooten said yes.
Taylor said he could not just support eliminating the open space money – it will not solve the problems. The motion passed 4/3 with Taylor, Mulvey and Ostermiller dissenting.
On a 6/1 vote, with Clark dissenting, the Council will be discussion language for a possible TABOR question for this November's ballot.
Agendas and Meetings
Kelli Narde said some of the boards and commission are confused about what should be posted and when. It was decided on a 7/0 vote that all council regular meeting agendas, draft minutes, approved minutes, study session agendas and approved minutes would be included on the City's web site and posted at the City Center and Bemis Library.
All boards and commissions agendas and approved minutes will be posted on the Web based on a 7/0 vote.
WWW Float
Cole moved to do a float – motion passed 7/0.
Council directed Woods to write a letter to the RTD Board opposing the elimination of the Sky Ride on a 4/3 vote with Taylor, Brinkman and Jose dissenting.
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What is a Healthy Diet for an Adult?
As we get older and more preoccupied with our professional lives, we also tend to ignore our nutritional needs. Our body's nutritional needs also increase simultaneously and as a result, the gap between requirements and supplied nutrition increases and so does our deficiencies. Where deficiencies exist, there also exists a plethora of other health problems. These health problems include loss of memory, weaker immune system, slower healing process, as well as various other ailments.
The only way to reduce these problems and get rid of them is to eat plenty of healthy and whole foods that will provide your body the required nutrition that will help it function more effectively. Most people do not know what is a healthy diet and as a result cannot make the right food choices. If you continue to ignore your nutritional needs and eat junk or processed foods, these health problems will continue to exacerbate and as you get older, your mobility and health will be compromised. Knowing what is a healthy diet will help you to prevent this from happening to you.
In order to feel energetic and retain all your physical and mental strengths well into your old age, you need to pay attention to what you eat and how much you eat. Your cholesterol levels tend to rise as you age and simply by increasing the amount of healthy and whole foods in your diet, you can keep many of the age-related diseases at bay, such as diabetes, hypertension, heart diseases, and so on.
To live a longer and healthier life, you need to know what is a healthy diet for an adult and as a result add the right amount of nutrition to your daily diet. This nutrition comes largely from loads of green and other bright vegetables. As a rule, 70% of your meal should be vegetables and the rest 30% of it should be a healthy form of protein, such as fish, lean chicken or turkey.
You need to eat a lot of omega-3 fatty acids to keep your brain sharp and functioning properly. Omega-3 fatty acids can be found in fish as well as nuts, so make sure to eat a lot of either of the two. You also need a lot of antioxidant-rich foods that will destroy the free radicals that make the body age faster. Berries, green tea and vegetables contain antioxidants and should be made a part of your daily diet as well. Eat at least 3 servings of fruits daily as the nutrients found in fruits are essential for healthy aging.
You also need to make calcium a part of your meals. Low-fat yoghurt, low-fat milk and cheeses are great sources of calcium. Healthy and whole grains are also an essential requirement in order to maintain the body's important processes. Eliminate or keep consumption of white flour to a minimum and focus on adding whole grains to your diet instead.
Now that you know the answer to the question 'what is a healthy diet', by simply adding whole and healthy foods to your diet, you can drastically change your health, feel better, look younger and get rid of most health problems.


The Planning Department exists to guide the growth and change of the City of Fargo while maintaining the quality of life of its residents. We strive to fulfill this commitment through the two main divisions that make up the department, Land Use and Community Development. In one way or another, each of these divisions affects the economic and community development of Fargo.
The Land Use division is the City of Fargo's primary land use agency and is integral in guiding the city's physical framework while the Community Development division guides much of the socioeconomic framework. Our ambition is to make all of Fargo a better place to live by maintaining what works and improving what does not.


The Nokia 9 PureView has been a part of the rumour mill for nearly half a year now and recently HMD Global, who own the Nokia brand, had announced a release date of 24 February at MWC 2019. Now a lot of renders have popped online which showcase the design of the smartphone, yet another leaked render has highlighted a new feature that was previously unknown.
As per the render by 91Mobiles and OnLeaks, we can see that the five-camera setup along with a sensor and flash on the back is going to be as we had expected. However, on the front, we see that the phone has an in-display fingerprint sensor, which would make this the first Nokia phone to have one.
Another thing to notice on the front of the phone is that there are thick bezels on the top and bottom, which means that Nokia is not jumping onto the notch-express for its premium phone. In terms of selfies, we see that the render has only one camera and a couple of sensors.
While the report claims that these are official renders of the phone, and they look official enough, these are still leaks and neither Nokia nor HMD has said anything about them.
The Nokia 9 PureView is expected to come with a 6-inch AMOLED QHD+ display and include an in-display fingerprint sensor. Apparently, the phone will accommodate Qualcomm's year-old Snapdragon 845 chipset instead of the new Snapdragon 855 mobile platform.
However, reports also suggest that Nokia is planning to announce a 5G-compatible variant of the same model in the future.


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How To Make More Friends
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Meetups.com is another great resource. The website boasts more than 15 million users around the globe, all taking part in more than 150,000 different groups. It's a community that's growing every day, with meetups to suit every taste: film buffs, food lovers, adrenaline junkies, sports fans and even just folk who are a little too shy to meet people the old-fashioned way.
In both cases, the advice is simple. Get involved. Find something that interests you and seek out other people who are doing it. As Nicole McCance says: "It's easier to invite someone to do something specific rather than saying, 'Wanna be my friend? Let's hang out sometime.'" So, if you like climbing, why not join a climbing group? Enjoy soccer? Find a team. A fan of bad movies and good food? Find someone else who shares your passion. Trust us, they're out there; and a quick search on respective sites will quickly help you find them. If not, then why not put an ad up yourself or set up your own Meetup group? You'll be surprised how quickly it can help expand your social circle.
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So you've found a potential friend. The big problem now is, how should you act? Our experts told us that, just as in any social situation, it's important to be yourself. It's also important to be a good friend. "Get interested in other people, don't just speak about yourself," advises Nicole McCance. "When a friend shares that they are going through a hard time, you may want to check in with them to see how they are doing. No one wants a friend who is only around when things are good." Marisa Peer agrees. "If you want a friend — be one," she says. "Be there for your friends, make them feel important to you. Don't judge them, diminish them or put them down, even in a jokey way. And then you'll be become a dependable friend that everyone would like to have."
It really is that simple, and there's nothing stopping anyone from doing it. All it takes is a little effort and you'll find your social calendar filling up in no time.
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Consisting of just a few varied elements, the nomadic architecture KASANOMADUM appears as a form ever capable and ever in need of change – like a movement, which an existing piece of architecture absorbs and captures, so as to turn it around, and send it back, from the inside to the out. It reveals that aspect of the architecture in which it appears that cannot be seen. It leads a life of its own and is visiting Kunstnernes Hus in Oslo. And in showing something other than just itself, it recurs in everything that can be seen.
It reterritorialises itself, a process I have called functionalisation.
The space of the KASANOMADUM is the space of roving thoughts. Reterritorialised, I call them fixed ideas. It was through KLARAKASA, which in 1992 became the first home of these roving thoughts, that fiction became fixed as fixed idea.
In the meantime these fixed ideas have been subjugated by the pragmatism of our reality. They were contextualised, in order to check whether they were sufficiently resilient. Thus we have had, in 1994 BESINKASA, in 1995 , in 1999 KIOSKKASA, since 1999 Ausstellung der Ausstellung (Exhibition of the exhibition) and in 2001 DEPOT. Temporary pieces of architecture were erected and variously occupied according to various needs. They transformed themselves and adapted to the diverse requirements of the sedentary, which was thereby brought into question so as to dissipate its determinative character.
KASANOMADUM deterritorialises the space that it occupies, lending the external space a temporary form. This thereby comes into being in the spatial and temporal continuum of a movement, which signifies mobility and change, in a way that grants roving thoughts form and space as fixed ideas. All things prospective, approximate, possible and unconcluded temporarily find their spaces, become contextualised and are – decontextualised.
This wandering around, this roaming among the possibilities of fiction knocks holes in the bearing capacity of the real. KASANOMADUM is a machine for the production of art, and simultaneously a dispositional device through which it is shown.


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Hillary Clinton has been giving a series of post-election interviews about why she believed she lost the 2016 presidential election and a singular criticism has emerged: Clinton needs to take the blame for her campaign's failure instead of blaming others.
"'I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost," Clinton said.
Her insistence that she was not to blame for her loss has prompted a wave of criticism on social media, arguments about why she should take "her share" of the blame and a blame-y tweet from President Donald Trump.
Others, however, argue that Clinton it's sexist to blame her.
Motto decided to take a look at how recent presidential candidates explained their losses. And Clinton isn't alone in blaming others for her loss — many others also faulted others, in part, for losing the White House.
In a November 2012 conference call with campaign donors, Romney, according to the Los Angeles Times, said that his team ran a "superb" campaign with "no" drama. Instead, he said that he lost because Obama had given "gifts" to black, Hispanic and young voters. "It's a proven political strategy which is give a bunch of money from the government to a group and, guess what, they'll vote for you," Romney said on the call, according to an audio clip of the call published by Fox News.
In the same interview, he did own up to some of the criticism of his campaign, admitting that he was stiff and awkward. He added that he wished he didn't show his exasperation with Bush during the debates. But he did say that he didn't regret relying so closely on his wife and daughter during the campaign, which was another criticism of Gore.
Those close to Bush have also faulted third-party candidate Ross Perot. In a 2010 op-ed for the Washington Post, Bush's running mate Dan Quayle wrote: "Speaking on behalf of the Bush-Quayle campaign, to this day we firmly believe that Perot cost the Republican Party the White House." President George W. Bush said that he believed his father would have won without Perot in a 2014 interview with Face the Nation.


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