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Hello my name is Dylan Cohen, I'm a marketing trainee at the Roger Smith Hotel. To start off the New Year I've created a catalog of awesome activities to partake in around the city for the month of January to early February. It may be cold out this time of year but that shouldn't stop you from getting out and exploring some of the curious and exciting happenings in New York City right now.
1. Super Bowl XLVIII: The MetLife Stadium in New Jersey is the host to this year's NFL Super Bowl. This will be the first Super Bowl in 38 years to be played outside in a cold climate setting.
My recommendation for the best place to watch the game is Hudson Terrace. Although the Super Bowl will be played in New Jersey, many people did not buy tickets to the big game (including myself) due to extremely high prices. If this is your situation, a great way to watch the game in NYC is at a bar called Hudson Terrace in Hell's Kitchen. This is one of the best packages out there. For $100/person it includes an open bar that starts one hour before kick-off and doesn't end until the games last whistle. The package also includes a complimentary cigar and food buffet, as well as a terrific rooftop view of the city.
When: February 2nd, 2014 5pm (game starts at 6:25pm) – End of game
Where: 621 W 46th St New York, NY 10036
For reservations call (212) 315-9400 or click here for the website
In the days leading up to the big game, an epic 14-block Super Bowl Boulevard is being set up along Broadway. Entry to the event is free; however riding the toboggan slide being set up on 40th Street will cost $5 a go. In addition to Super Bowl Boulevard, you should also know that The Metropolitan Museum of Art has joined in the football festivities as well.
Super Bowl Boulevard
When: January 29th – February 1st, noon – 10pm
Where: Broadway between 34th and 47th streets.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be hosting an exhibit of vintage football cards called "Gridiron Greats," in which 150 cards printed between 1894 and 1959 will be on display. I happen to be very interested in sports history so when I heard I'd have the chance to see the first football cards ever produced I immediately set the date with a reminder in my Google Calendar.
When: January 24th – February 10th
Where: 1000 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028
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If you're staying with us and need transportation to the game visit https://superbowl.clickandpark.com/#feb
2. NYC Ice Skating Rinks: As much as I like being cooped up inside all day watching reruns of Seinfeld I like to get out and do something active from time-to-time. Celebrate the cold weather with a fun trip to one of NYC's great outdoor ice-skating rinks. I personally enjoy Central Park's Wollman Rink, because on a clear Winter night nothing quite matches the feeling of skating across the ice with a view of the New York City skyline in the background.
When: Visit the Central Park website for more details
Ippudo: After ice skating I highly suggest you stop by Ippudo, one of the best noodle restaurants in New York City. Try a hot bowl of their famous Ramen, my favorite is the Akamaru Modern (The original pork soup noodles topped with Ippudo's secret "Umami Dama" miso paste), it's simply amazing.
When: Lunch: Monday to Saturday 11:00am – 3:30pm. Sundays 11:00am – 5:00pm
Tip:The evenings get a bit crowded so I would suggest going for lunch if you don't like to wait.
Where: 321 West 51st Street New York, NY 10019
3. Beer, Bourbon and BBQ Festival: The facts are: beer, bourbon, whole-roasted pigs, and bluegrass music. What more could you ask for? New Yorker's have one of the greatest, most diverse selections of restaurants in the world. However, there are some things you just won't find in the five boroughs of our great city. In my humble opinion, one thing I have not come across is some bonafide Southern BBQ. Ever since I went to South Carolina and tried their slow cooked pulled pork, my mouth has been watering for another taste of authentic southern-style food. The Beer, Bourbon and BBQ Festival is in it's fifth year running and we cant wait to see what our friends from the South have in store for us this year.
When: Tuesday, January 14th until Saturday, January 25th
Where: 608 W 28th St (11th & 28th)
4. Museum of Art and Design 'Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital': If you're interested in the concept of 3-D printing and wanted to learn more, look no further. At The Museum of Art and Design (MAD) on Columbus Circle, you will find an amazing exhibition displaying three floors of computer-assisted art works, including prints, sculptures, and architectural renderings. I guarantee this will blow your mind. The exhibition looks at art made since 2005, incorporating several interactive projects. The president of our hotel Mr. James Knowles also happens to be a sculptor working often in bronze. Many of his works in our Starlight Room event space, Lily's Bar and on the façade of the hotel. He has recently had a couple of works done that have been the product of 3-D printing. I'd recommend this exhibit to you Mr. Knowles, as well as myself. Working as a freelance graphic designer in my spare time, I've always wanted to know more about the 3-D software being used to create these works, which is why I'm looking forward to the '3D Printing for Sculptors' program this Saturday at 1pm.
When: Exhibit open until June 1st
3D Printing for Sculptors
Saturday, January 18th, 2014 – 1:00pm
Where: 2 Columbus Circle
New York, NY 10019
5. Museum of the City of New York 'City as Canvas: New York Graffiti from the Martin Wong Collection': This exhibition provides a visual journey of graffiti and street art in New York City during the 1970s and 80s. We get to see historic works from the groundbreaking collection of Martin Wong. While you may not know of Martin Wong, if you're interested in street art, you should definitely find out because he happens to be a graffiti street-art legend. Wong stockpiled an assortment of hundreds of works on paper and canvas, which he donated to the City Museum in 1994. This exhibition showcases these works for the first time and focuses on the origins of this urban self-expression. Graffiti is an art form that I am greatly interested in because of its detachment and freedom from traditional typography. This exhibit also features examples of paintings and sketchbook work by artists including Keith Haring, Lee Quinones, Lady Pink, Futura 2000, and many others.
When: Opens February 5th 2014
Where: Museum of the City of New York
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Whiskeytown staff is working towards improving Brandy Creek road for better access to popular visited areas. Brandy Creek Road will be closed first thing Wednesday morning Oct 1st and remain closed through the second for graveling.
Whiskeytown Is More Than A Beautiful Lake
Whiskeytown Lake's beautiful sapphire-blue waters, surrounded by mountain peaks, are perhaps the most prominent feature of the park. However, water-based recreation is only a small part of what the park has to offer. The 39,000 acres surrounding the lake hold four waterfalls, pristine mountain creeks, 70 miles of trails, and opportunities to explore the history of the California Gold Rush.
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The Clay Studio in Philadelphia will be hosting an informal alumni gathering in conjunction with the opening of Anders Ruhwald's exhibition "Almost Everything". The event will take place on Saturday, February 8, 2014 at 2:00 pm followed by an artist talk at 3:00pm.
Saturday, February 8, 2014, 2 – 3 pm
The Clay Studio -- 137-139 North Second Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Since contractors walked off the job in 2008 for not being paid, the currently-named Capitol View Complex Center along Cameron St. has been sitting unfinished. However, a federal bankruptcy court hearing on Tuesday morning resulted in change.
Moran Industries President John Moran Jr. spoke with abc27 over the phone and said his Central Pennsylvania trucking company should close on the deal next month. According to the Central Penn Business Journal potential buyer—Dan Deitchman with Brickbox Enterprises, Ltd.—backed out his higher bid amid a pending investigation involving Harrisburg Police Athletic League finances.
The building's first developer, David Dodd II, pleaded guilty in 2011 to several felony charges including misappropriation of government funds and is currently awaiting a prison sentence of up to 30 years. According to abc27 records, the original project was expected to cost around $30 million.
Moran said his company purchased the nine acre property for about $250,000. He said Moran Industries will invest $10 million to transform the vacant 215,000 sq. ft. building into a logistics hub.
Moran said he plans to relocate his company's accounts payable offices along with headquarters for subset companies Penn Strategies and JDM. According to their website, Moran Industries was founded in 1975, headquartered in Waterstown, Pa., and operates its trucking service in the continental 48 states.
Harrisburg mayor-elect Eric Papenfuse said he was not privy to every detail, but he was eager to learn that a major company was interested in making Harrisburg their home.
"To have that project, which has been solved now for so many years, revived to create jobs to have new people coming to Harrisburg, I think that's going to send a sense of optimism."
Moran said he believes the building will bring about 100 jobs to the community. Both Papenfuse and Moran said they look forward to meeting and working with each other on the project.
As soon as the deal closes within the next 30 days, Moran said he expects to begin construction right away. With plans to work through the winter, Moran said the renovation project should be completed by June 2014.
Harrisburg Regional Chamber of Commerce and CREDEC President Dave Black was also eager to see development in the city. He said the often-failed project was due for change. What was once a microcosm of Harrisburg's failures may soon become a beacon of its recovery success.
"To see it turned around I think…that's a very public signal of what's going to happen in the city," said Black.
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Big Daddy's Apple Cobbler
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Recipe courtesy Aaron McCargo Jr.
- Big Daddy's House
- Total Time:
- 1 hr 15 min
- Prep:
- 15 min
- Inactive:
- 30 min
- Cook:
- 30 min
- Yield:
- 6 servings
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- Easy
- Butter, for dish
- 6 cups Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored and diced
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup dark brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Pinch salt
- Pinch ground nutmeg
- 1/2 lemon, juiced
- Ginger Whipped Cream, recipe follows
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- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 cup self-rising flour
- 1/2 cup sugar
- Pinch salt
- Pinch ground ginger
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 cup whipping cream, chilled
- 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1/4 cup candy ginger, minced
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Lightly butter a 9 by 9-inch baking dish.
In a large bowl, mix together the apples, sugars, flour, cinnamon, vanilla, salt, nutmeg and lemon. Add the mixture to the prepared baking dish.
Add all the topping ingredients to a medium bowl and combine well with a wooden spoon, to form a batter. Dollop the batter in various spots on top of the apple mixture. The batter will spread as it bakes. Put the cobbler in the oven and bake until the apples are tender and the crust is colored, about 30 minutes. Remove from the oven and serve with Ginger Whipped Cream.Ginger Whipped Cream:
Add the cream and sugar to a medium bowl. Using a hand-held electric mixer, beat the cream until stiff peaks form, about 2 to 3 minutes. Fold in the ginger. Cover and chill up to 4 hours before serving.
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The Lost Road and Other Writings
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The Lost Road and Other Writings is the fifth volume of The History of Middle-earth, a series of compilations of drafts and essays written by J. R. R. Tolkien. It was edited and published posthumously in 1987 by Christopher Tolkien.
It contains the following pieces:
- The Early History of the Legend — an introduction to the following two pieces, detailing how Tolkien's correspondence with C. S. Lewis led to the writing of The Lost Road.
- The Fall of Númenor — an early draft of the Akallabêth
- The Lost Road — a story that connects Tolkien's other tales to the present
- The later Annals of Beleriand
- The later Annals of Valinor
- The Ainulindalë — an early version of The Music of the Ainur
- The Lhammas ("Account of Tongues") — an overview of the various languages of Middle-earth
- Quenta Silmarillion — a draft of The Silmarillion
- The Etymologies — an etymological dictionary of the Elvish tongues
- The second Silmarillion map
The title pages of each volume of the History of Middle-earth have an inscription in Tengwar, written by Christopher Tolkien and describing the contents of the book. The inscription in Book V reads: "Herein are collected the oldest Tale of the Downfall of Númenor, the story of the Lost Road into the West, the Annals of Valinor and the Annals of Beleriand in a later form, the Ainulindalë, or the Music of the Ainur, the Lhammas, or Account of tongues, the Quenta Silmarillion or History of the Silmarils and the history of many words and names."
The Lost Road itself is a fragmentary beginning of a tale, including a rough structure and several intriguing chunks of narrative, including four entire chapters dealing with modern England and Númenor, from which the entire story as it should have been can be glimpsed. The scheme was of time-travel by means of 'vision' or being mentally inserted into what had been, so as to actually re-experience that which had happened. In this way the tale links first to Saxon England of Alfred the Great, then to the Lombard Alboin of St. Benedict's time, the Baltic Sea in Old Norse days, Ireland at the time of the Tuatha Dé's coming (600 years after the Flood), prehistoric North in the Ice Age, a 'Galdor story' of Third Age Middle-earth, and finally the Fall of Gil-galad, before recounting the prime legend of the Downfall of Númenor/Atlantis and the Bending of the World. It explores the theme of a 'straight road' into the West, now only in memory because the world is round.
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Remember landlines? Remember how people used to call home and Mom and Dad would pick up on different extensions, then crack each other up and finish each other's sentences during the call?
That's sort of what it was like talking to Billy Crystal and Bette Midler by phone at the same time.
"We're like a pair of old shoes," Crystal said during the interview in advance of "Parental Guidance," which was filmed in metro Atlanta and hits theaters on Christmas Day. "We fell into each other. We loved the director. We loved the material. We loved the characters."
"It was great fun," Midler said.
The two play a loving but technologically unsavvy couple who come to stay with their super-wired grandchildren when their adult daughter, played by Marisa Tomei, and son-in-law, played by Tom Everett Scott, take a trip. It's about as family-friendly a film as you can imagine, perhaps aimed at real families who need to get out of the house after a time of holiday togetherness.
The movie was inspired by a trip Crystal and his wife took to care for their grandkids for a few days.
"It's all kind of real and natural," Crystal said. "The best kind of comedy is real."
The movie is set in Atlanta, and you'll recognize landmarks such as the Varsity, the Georgia World Congress Center (used for an interior airport scene), the Atlanta International School and Piedmont Park. There's a fun shopping scene at Perimeter Mall and a big laugh moment at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. (Amusingly, the on-screen family gets to the Cobb Energy Centre from the Alpharetta area by taking MARTA. It is a movie, after all.)
"Atlanta was always very dear to me," said Crystal, who has family here. "It was like a second home for a while. We weren't hiding Atlanta."
Indeed not. Early in the movie, when Crystal's and Midler's characters land at the airport, the camera pauses on the welcome sign that says "We're glad Georgia's on your mind," with Gov. Nathan Deal's name underneath. We asked Brian Robinson, Deal's deputy chief of staff for communications, if this might be the governor's big-screen debut.
"Gov. Deal hasn't made too many movie appearances, so this is probably a first," Robinson replied. "The governor is glad, in fact, that Georgia is on the mind of the film industry. Because of our pro-business policies, Georgians are getting accustomed to seeing their state on the big and small screens. That attracts more attention, raises our profile and creates jobs for Georgians."
Midler hadn't spent much time here but quickly caught on to the town's favorite road.
"Atlanta has 26 streets called Peachtree," she said in a Twitter post during production. "But get this, no peach trees!"
Although she and Crystal admire each other, "Parental Guidance" is their first movie together. We asked if they plan to pair up again and if they plan to film here again. Answer: maybe.
"I'd never been to Atlanta for any length of time," Midler said. "The support from the city has been absolutely gigantic."
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By Ron SavageFox 2 News ReporterBROWNSTOWN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WJBK) -- There was a gruesome discovery on Halloween in a Brownstown Township neighborhood. A mother was found murdered in her own home."We have a homicide at this point. It's early on in the investigation. I don't want to give out how the crime was committed, but it is a homicide," said Detective Lieutenant Robert Grant from Brownstown Township Police.Police say someone killed the 46-year-old mother in her home sometime Tuesday night. The woman lived there with her teenage daughter, who is a college student. The daughter is safe.Police won't say how the woman was killed. A neighbor trying to make contact with the woman discovered the body Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.Investigators are interviewing people who knew the woman."We have several people, not even really people of interest at this point, people that we need to (speak with) to start the on-site investigation, and that includes a boyfriend, ex-husband, daughter and people that we just need to interview to get this thing going," Grant explained.Children trick or treating on Halloween walked past the home where the woman was killed in the 15000 block of Brantford. Some of the little ghosts and goblins were totally unaware, while other people were shaken to the core with fear."I want to know who it was because if it's somebody just walking around that broke in, I'm scared to death," said neighbor Jennifer Rubel. "I was afraid to come home today because I got a call from my husband saying this happened."Police say they'll learn more about the manner of death after the autopsy.Meanwhile, neighbors say the single mother and her daughter lived quietly and there has never been a hint of trouble at the home."Sad because her and my daughter used to play all the time, so we know the family," said Rubel. "I feel for her. I wish her the best."Investigators are looking for tips. If you have information, call Brownstown Township Police.
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Just in case you thought you were having a bad day, week, month, or year - just imagine how bad it was to be these two burglars.
In life, we often make good choices and bad choices. These two burglars made a bad choice that cost them their lives.
Lucas Bourke and Ethan Keeler, both 21 made the mistake of trying to cut in to a 4 foot concrete-lined safe during the course of their burglary.
What Lucas and Ethan didn't know, is this safe contained fireworks. Once they cut through the safe, it ignited the fireworks inside - causing an explosion. The blast was powerful enough to launch the safe through the building, as it was found outside! Unfortunately for these two greedy theives, their lives were cut short for the choices they made.
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Ovivo (Formerly Eimco Water Technologies)
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Long hair, short hair, big dog, small dog – it doesn't matter what kind you have, apart from a couple of breeds that notoriously don't shed, most dogs do! Groomers will tell you that shedding is natural and there's nothing much you can do about it, and to a degree they are absolutely right. But while it is hard to prevent shedding all together, there's a lot you can do to cut back on the majority of the excess hair in your house, car, on your clothes, and on dad's favorite chair!
Taking your pet to a groomer on a regular basis helps enormously, as the bathing clears away their dead skin and hair; tailor-made blowers remove their stubborn undercoat; and they get brushed-out properly. But if you can only make the groom shop every so often, or you enjoy taking care of your baby yourself, there's a lot you can do at home.
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Pronunciation: /əˈkrɒstɪk /
A poem, word puzzle, or other composition in which certain letters in each line form a word or words.
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- The title of the poem is a near acrostic, containing the word coital (perhaps suggestive of self and other joining together).
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PBS NewsHour: James Holmes Arraigned on 142 Charges; Profiling Young Mass Murderers
James Holmes faces up to 142 charges for the theater shootings in Aurora, Colo. Gwen Ifill talks to Peter Banda of The Associated Press about Holmes' arraignment hearing. Plus, James Alan Fox of Northeastern University and reporter Dave Cullen discuss whether the suspect is different from other mass shooters.
PBS NewsHour: Citing Corruption and Abuse, Feds Mandate Major Reform for New Orleans Police
The Department of Justice announced sweeping reforms for the New Orleans Police Department. The mandates are meant to resolve issues such as unlawful arrests and the use of deadly force without cause. Gwen Ifill discusses the future of the NOPD with Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez and NOPD Superintendent Ronal Serpas.
PBS NewsHour: Elton John on AIDS: Compassion Is Part of the Cure
Elton John spoke to AIDS advocates from around the world as the keynote speaker for this year's International AIDS Conference. Gwen Ifill talks to Sir John about his new book, "Love is The Cure," and his approach in helping fight the AIDS epidemic, which focuses on compassion, dignity and love.
PBS NewsHour: As Colorado Shooter Appears in Court, More Details on How He Obtained Weapons
At a preliminary hearing, Colo. shooting suspect James Holmes remained silent and stoic. Gwen Ifill speaks with Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.), University of Denver's Dave Kopel and the Pew Research Center's Mike Dimock on whether shootings influence public opinion on issues such as gun control and gun safety.
PBS NewsHour: Infection Rates Down, Drug Access Up and Optimism High Before AIDS Conference
Some 25,000 scientists, political leaders, and advocates are expected to gather in Washington, D.C., next week for the world's largest AIDS meeting. Gwen Ifill talks with UNAIDS' Michel Sidibe about the successes and continuing challenges to treat and prevent HIV and AIDS.
PBS NewsHour: Planning for the 2012 Olympics, Britain's 'Largest Peacetime Operation'
With a little more than a week until the Olympic opening ceremonies, issues such as transportation, weather and security have arisen. Gwen Ifill talks with Stephen Wilson of the Associated Press and Kevin Wamsley of Western University about whether organizers are fully prepared for the start of the games.
PBS NewsHour: What's Driving the Country's Most Coveted Voters?
The presidential campaign is targeting swing states, including Colorado, Iowa, Ohio, New Hampshire, Virginia and Florida. Gwen Ifill interviews Anna Sale of WNYC's "It's a Free Country," who is traveling through the battleground states. They discuss who these voters are and the issues that drive them.
PBS NewsHour: For Obama, Romney, New Attack Ads Pull In Al Green, 'America the Beautiful'
In interviews and attack ads, the presidential candidates have taken increasingly hostile swipes at each other as their nominating conventions approach and Mitt Romney prepares to select a running mate. Gwen Ifill discusses what's at stake for both campaigns with Politico's Jonathan Martin and the Atlantic's Molly Ball.
PBS NewsHour: In Symbolic Vote, House Republicans Move to Repeal Health Care Law
Republicans in the House on Wednesday voted to overturn the health care reform law recently upheld by the Supreme Court. For an overview of where the controversy stands in the states -- where governors have ramped up support and opposition to the law -- Gwen Ifill speaks with reporters from Nevada, Texas and Washington, D.C.
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Best Execution is a very difficult metric to measure since it is such a subjective benchmark. In a "thinner" ETF with a wide spread, such as MNA (IndexIQ Merger Arbitrage), you have a 20 cent …
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Sick of tripping over the wires that connect your gadgets every time you get up to use the bathroom? Well, good news: Your home could soon become a lot less hazardous, thanks to Intel Wireless Display (WiDi), available on computers with a 2nd generation Intel Core processor.
Intel Wireless Display gives you the power to stream movies, TV shows, photos, and other forms of media in full high-definition quality directly from your computer to your television set without any wires, cords, or physical connection.
The Wireless Display system takes just a few minutes to install, and the only equipment you'll need is an adapter for your TV. Once it's all set up, you'll be able to set up screen-sharing any time with the click of a button, using the Intel WiDi widget. With an Intel laptop, the technology is completely portable: You'll have access to your entire multimedia library to watch on any TV you like.
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Belarus sealed a spot in next year's EuroBasket Women with a 68-60 victory over visiting Ukraine.
The triumph also sealed first place in Group A for Rimantas Grigas' team, which bounced back from a 60-58 setback to Israel.
Anastasiya Verameyenka, the dominant player in the Belarus side, had 20 points and 10 rebounds.
Playing at home, Belarus never trailed and led by as many as 18 points early in the second half.
Ukraine didn't cave in, though, but fought back and pulled to within 49-41 12 seconds into the fourth quarter after a lay-up by Oleksandra Kurasova.
The hosts put paid to the rally, though, with Aliaksandra Tarasava hitting two free-throws sparking a 7-0 run that left the home side on top, 56-41.
Ukraine (4-3) reduced the deficit to just eight points by game's end.
Ukraine will now go into their home game against Hungary looking for a win to clinch second place and advance to the Final Round.
Hungary (5-2) have a better record after a 73-66 home triumph over Israel on Wednesday, however, if Vadim Czeczuro's Ukraine win, they will advance since it prevailed in the first meeting in Sopron.
Ukraine head coach Vadim Czeczura"This match was a surprise. We were a little bit not assembled. First half - chaotic play in offense. Second half - we've rushed in chase. It was just not our day. We hope to beat Hungary."
Ukraine small forward Oleksandra Kurasova"We have to believe more in ourselves, to adjust for the opponent. We had chances, but we didn't score the shots."
Belarus head coach Rimantas Grigas"The match was tough - we have a small rotation because of injures. I thank the girls for their character, fighting features."
Belarus center Anastasia Veremeenko"All girls played on 100%. Our Attitude, our tactics, the home crowd - all that helped us."
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Many east Toledo families were awoken by the sound of fire crews early Tuesday morning.
Fires sparked at a home on the 400 block of Thurston Street and a home on the 700 block of Euclid Avenue. Both fires began around 4 a.m.
According to the fire chief on the scene, the home on Thurston Street was "fire bombed," meaning a flammable device was tossed onto the front porch, causing the fire to quickly spread.
Three adults and two children got out of the home safely, officials say.
The house is not a total loss, and damages are estimated at about $20,000, according to the fire chief.
The home burning of Euclid Avenue is believed to be vacant. Fire investigators are calling the blaze "suspicious."
Fire investigators tell WTOL 11, police are questioning a person of interest related to the fire.
Authorities are not sure if the two fires are related.
Amanda St. Hilaire reports live on Thurston Street, gathering the latest details of this developing story on 'Your Morning.'
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Back in September, it was rumored that Lady Gaga would pull double duty on Saturday Night Live as host and musical guest. Now, NBC has confirmed the rumor: she'll appear on the show November 16.
This will be Gaga's third stint on the veteran show -- her first came in 2009. During that episode, she appeared in an edition of the dance-related faux talk show "Deep House Dish" with Madonna , and the two staged a mock catfight.
In 2011, she returned to SNL and appeared in the instantly-memorable digital short "3-Way" with Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg . She also appeared as herself in a game show sketch called "What's That Name," where she remembered every single detail about her fans, while Justin was unable to even recall the name of his 'N SYNC bandmate Chris Kirkpatrick .
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Jamie Foxx has been named as the host of the Michael Jackson tribute concert planned for October in Cardiff.
Jamie's spokesman said the Oscar-winning star of Ray would host Michael Forever – The Tribute Concert on October 8.
Christina Aguilera, Smokey Robinson and Cee Lo Green are among the show's announced performers.
The event is not affiliated with Michael Jackson's estate, but Michael's mother Katherine and other Jackson family members are scheduled to attend.
Organisers had to rescind an offer to the band Kiss last month after fans and Michael Jackson's estate noted that singer-bassist Gene Simmons had harshly criticised the pop singer over the years.
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Even though each production region across the Cotton Belt has its own unique environment, there are common issues that all farmers face. Knowing when to defoliate this year's crop is a major priority. Another major issue is being as efficient as possible in delivering this year's cotton to the gin and maintaining fiber quality.
Feature Stories
• Best Harvest Strategy?
• What Customers Want
Quality Is Key For Specialty Markets
• Burndown Targets Resistant Weeds
• Ginning Marketplace
Ag Has A Good Story To Tell; Just Keep On Telling It
• Opinions Vary On 'Ground' Cotton
• Want To Learn? Travel To Georgia
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Steady Resilience Helps Harvest
• Cotton's Agenda
Promoting The Preference
• Cotton Consultants Corner
Pre-Harvest Means Time For Reflection
• Web Poll
Farm Bill Frustration
• Specialists Speaking
Yearly Harvest Request? Good Weather
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Five Reasons We Love Summer Fashion!Posted on 06/09/2014 by Rachel1016
The sun is out, and 'tis the season to shed some layers! There are countless reasons the summer season rocks our socks off (literally because, you know, ~heat~), but summer fashion is probably one of the things we look forward to most. And here's why!
Bright hues and hot weather go together. It's a fact! Summer is a great time to experiment with bold colors and accent pieces, even if you have a thing for neutrals. Don't be afraid to get noticed! Crave neon? Shine Bright. Love turquoise? Us, too.
It's summer. It's hot. It's humid. The last thing you want to do is spend hours subjecting your luscious locks to added heat of hair dryers, curling irons and straighteners. Get yourself some sea salt texturizing spray, and fall in love with the breezy, beach wave hairstyle! Not only will it appear as if you just emerged from the saline sea, but the less perfect the 'do, the better it looks!
What you give up in layers, you make up for in accessories during the warm-weather months. Statement jewelry can transform an otherwise subdued outfit into a showstopper. And if subtle is, in fact, your modus operandi, cooler pieces with chunky shapes strike a perfect balance!
State the obvious: Sandals and flip-flops are a staple of any summer wardrobe. And since you're probably not going to be stomping on the sand in combat boots (unless you're into that sorta thing!), bearing your feet is inevitable. We love summer footwear because it invites us to show off a little color on our toes (and also encourages all-around good hygiene). Hot pink, fiery red, gentle lilac -- the colors abound! Plus, we all know pedicures last way longer than manicures so if you're going to treat yourself, why not make it count?!
During the summer, sometimes (read: almost always) practicality wins. You can never quite overestimate the strength of the sun, but you can always shield it in style. We love vintage-inspired sunglasses with round frames, and fedora hats might as well be called super chic shade-makers. Plus, when you're trying to tame those pesky baby hairs on windier days at the shore, colorful cloth hairbands are a BLESSING.
Do you have a favorite summer item? Let us know what how you're shaking up your summer style in the comments!
TeenNick Top 10 Returns To Celebrate Black Music Month!Posted on 06/06/2014 by Rachel1016
TeenNick Top 10 is back and we're celebrating Black Music Month! Tonight at 10pm ET, tune in for a very special countdown current hits and oldies-but-goodies from icons like Beyonce, TLC and Usher! Trust us, you will not want to miss some of these classic videos.
Not only is Chairman Nick Cannon is turning it up tonight with some legendary tunes, but he'll be joined by two celebrity guests. You ready for this? Hitmaker and heartbreaker, Jason Derulo will be in the house alongside star-in-the-making, Kreesha Turner!
After we reveal which iconic songs make tonight's Black Music Month countdown, we'll add all of them to our TeenNick Top 10 Spotify Playlist! In the meantime, jam out to ALL of the songs that have made it into TNT10 charts!
TeenNick Summer Weekends Kicks Off With House of Anubis!Posted on 06/06/2014 by Rachel1016
Sibuna, are you ready for an epic weekend? As a part of TeenNick's #BestSummerEver, House of Anubis is returning to TeenNick this Saturday and Sunday at 12pm ET! And you better get comfy, because we're marathoning all your favorite episodes from Season 2!
Catch up with Nina, Eddie, Patricia and the rest of the gang for an afternoon of mysteries, blackmail and adventure! In the meantime, test your knowledge of all things Anubis with our "Do You Speak Anubis?" quiz!
The summer is just getting started, so stayed tuned for more of your favorite oldies like Unfabulous, Alien Surfgirls, Dance Academy, H2O and more!
Five Ways To Upgrade Your Graduation Cap And GownPosted on 06/05/2014 by Rachel1016
Finals are done, grades are in, and it's time to graduate! From all of us at TeenNick, conGRADulations to all of the happy diplomates out there! And although we know that closing this very important chapter in your life can be bittersweet, forget the pomp and circumstance for a moment, and consider these five ways to upgrade your graduation cap and gown!
Multicolored, neon sneakers may not be a staple in everyone's wardrobe, but with an ensemble as uniform as a graduation cap and gown, fresh kicks can be just the polychromatic pop your outfit needs. Plus, this particular footwear is perfect for the ambitious grad who intends to do a cartwheel or a "Yippee!" high jump as he or she receives that coveted diploma.
You don't have to live in California or Hawaii to infuse a little island spirit into your graduation outfit. As the tradition goes, leis are presented to someone who is arriving or leaving, so it totally makes to wear beautiful flower necklaces to symbolize embarking upon the next stage of your life!
Whether your ceremony is outside on a field or in an air conditioned gym, pop on some bright, statement sunglasses (extra points for over-sized clown glasses) and your parents and teachers will know just how seriously you take this big milestone in your life.
Nail art is one of the subtler ways to upgrade a graduation outfit. Whether you opt for a simple accent nail or an all-out grad-themed design, your manicured tentacles are sure to add a little personality to an otherwise homogeneous look.
Mom, Dad and other important adults in your life did a lot to help you get where you are. Write a message of thanks on your cap so they can spot your gratitude in the crowd. Or celebrate your class by writing your graduation year in glitter, recall an inside joke with your best friend, or just decorate that thing however your baccalaureate heart desires!
Are you graduating this year? Tell us, what are you going to do to take your grad outfit to the next level?
Q&A With June HALO Effect Honoree Neha GuptaPosted on 06/04/2014 by Rachel1016
The HALO Effect continues to spread as we honor teens who make a difference in a big way. Are you ready to be inspired? Join us in congratulating our HALO Effect honoree for the month of June, Neha Gupta!
Neha is a seventeen year-old Philadelphia student who founded Empower Orphans, a non-profit organization aimed at addressing worldwide problems related to orphaned and abandoned children. The goal of the organization is to break the cycle of poverty by providing these children with fundamental education skills and basic healthcare. To date, the organization has impacted 25,000 children around the world. Check our our exclusive Q&A to learn more about Neha's remarkable accomplishments!
What inspired you to start Empower Orphans? What were the beginning stages of your organization like?
Empower Orphans was born as a result of my annual trips to visit my grandparents in India. As part of our visits, I would volunteer at the Baal Kunj Orphanage along with my parents. It was there that my entire perspective on life changed and matured. As I listened to the stories of the children and heard them weep, I was able to feel their pain in my heart. Placing myself in their shoes, I identified with them. I pictured myself living in rural India. I pictured myself being abandoned by the two people I love most. I pictured myself sleeping on a cold floor with my bones jutting out from malnutrition. These children of my age and ethnicity seemed so similar to me, and yet, we were living different lives. It was shocking to hear that they would likely never escape the clutches of poverty because they lacked access to fundamental education and basic healthcare. I felt as though it was my responsibility to take action to help them lead better lives. Through this experience Empower Orphans was created.
Empower Orphans has many areas of impact for orphaned and underprivileged children including food, healthcare and education. How do you identify which areas and/or children are in need of which kind of support?
On a geographical basis, we have concentrated our efforts mainly in Northern India and the Philadelphia region. The operating principle of Empower Orphans has always been not only to support children but also be able to verify and measure the impact. My father's extended family lives in Northern India and is regularly verifying that all donations and services are utilized by and for the children and there is no theft. Additionally, I visit India every year to identify new projects by talking directly to the children and then execute the projects. On a regular basis, we receive requests to support orphans and disadvantaged children in Africa and other parts of Asia. Once we have validated these organizations and have a verification process in place, we will expand our coverage.
What do you think is the key to successful fundraising?
Networking, passion and perseverance.
What has been one of your proudest accomplishments with Empower Orphans?
It has been heartwarming to see how the individuals helped by Empower Orphans are thriving. One example is Meena, a young woman living in a village in northern India. When she was 18, Meena's father lost his job and the family had no other income. Meena believed she had to step up to help the family, so she enrolled in the sewing center established by Empower Orphans. She used her new skills to start her own business and with the money earned, she not only provided for her family, but she also brought electricity to her house for the first time. This enabled her brother, Ram, to study at night and pass his electrician's exam. Now both support their entire family. On one of my recent trips to India, Meena invited me to her home, a small room shared among six people, as a way of thanking me for the opportunity she was given. As Meena cried tears of happiness, she said, "Neha didi, dhanyavaad" or "Neha, my sister, thank you." I started to cry as well, humbled to be considered as part of her family and share their hope.
If someone wanted to become involved in Empower Orphans, where should he or she begin?
There are multiple ways that someone can get involved with Empower Orphans:
1) Identify your cause and start your own fundraising team on our website
2) Volunteer for our projects in India and US
3) Donate
4) Spread the word about Empower Orphans through social media
To learn more about Neha and her organization, check out the clip below!
Degrassi Recap: 'You Are Not Alone'Posted on 06/03/2014 by TeenNickBlogger
Degrassi is BACK, you guys! School might be out for the summer, but things are just heating up at Degrassi Community. Everyone's trying new things, joining new clubs, and, of course, breaking new rules. If haven't seen "You Are Not Alone," watch in online then read our recap below!
With the start of the new spring semester, Maya had an idea to create an arts night at Degrassi organized by the Rubber Room kids. The concept was to turn Degrassi into a space for freedom of expression and creativity... and also to shed the reputation of the Rubber Room kids as no-good-very-bad delinquents.
But Maya soon found out that Zig has been mixed up in some gang-related activity with Tiny. Zig insisted that gang life was in the past, but Maya was none-too-pleased to find drugs in his backpack—yep, Zig was still caught up in some major trouble. Maya confronted Zig and, to his chagrin, decided to get rid of the drugs. Now Zig would have to face the gang about the missing drugs.
Maya continued to meddle in Zig's problems and tried to pay Tiny for the drugs in exchange for Zig's freedom from the gang. Even though Tiny seemed to comply, it appeared that Maya may have made things worse. Later that night, Zig got an angry text from Tiny demanding that he meet him. Zig was hurriedly on his way out the door, when Maya realized the only way to stop him...
...was to kiss him.
Wasn't Maya just saying that she was still hung up on Miles? Is this a desperate ploy to keep Zig out of trouble? Or does she really like him?
Winston was determined to spark a love interest in the Comic Book Club. He wasn't having much luck until Miles' little sister came out of nowhere and took Chuey by surprise. Apparently, not only did she like comic books, but she also likes Winston.
After she literally knocked him off his feet (and sent him plunging into the pool), Frankie and Winston kissed!
But then they quikcly said to each other in unison, "Miles can never know about this." Something tells us such stealthiness is going to be difficult.
In the aftermath of the Drew-kissing drama, Clare decided that she needed to keep herself busy by training for a triathlon. She tried to enlist Alli to train with her, but when she opted for Salsa Club with Dallas instead, Clare ventured out on her own.
Turns out, new girl Jack coaches the Triathlon Club. And after their first grueling practice, she invited Clare to hang out with her friends at their backyard axe-throwing league. Catapulting axes into a bull's-eye with Drew's face imagined on it was just the emotional and physical release that Clare needed.
But did she come on too strong with Jack and her friends? When Alli suggested that Clare might have some new "suitors" (since Jack is a lesbian and all), Clare worried that she may have given Jack the wrong idea. It didn't take long for her to realize, though, that just because Jack was friendly toward her, didn't mean she was into her. Come on, Clare! We coulda told you that!
It's so Degrassi to start off with a bang, right? What did you all think of this episode? Will Frankie and Winston become� Frankston? Or, Winkie?! Does Maya really like Zig, or is she hastily playing with his emotions again? Sound off in the comments!
'90s Are All That: '90s Fashion Throwback!Posted on 05/29/2014 by Rachel1016
Oh hey, '90s fans. Grab your Tomagotchis, lace up your Airwalks, and throw it on back to a time when neon fanny packs, over-sized flannel shirts, backward baseball caps, and explosions of color reigned supreme. You know you loved the ridiculousness of '90s fashion, so we rounded up some of our favorite moments from '90s Nick shows to demonstrate just how sartorially EPIC its characters were!
Take a look at the outfits from shows like Clarissa Explains It All, Hey Dude!, Alex Mack, Salute Your Shorts, Doug and more, and you'll see that memorable fashion is just one of of the many reasons the '90s were, indeed, all that.
Gypsy sleeves and patchwork denim? Yes, please. Clarissa taught us many a lesson about owning your personal style.
The over-sized khaki shorts and all-denim-everything look of the Hey Dude era definitely contributed to our dreams of living on a ranch.
We just have two words for you: bucket hat.
Want to see more wacky and totally awesome outfits? Check out the rest of our favorite '90s fashion moments here!
Get Inspired With These Four Complete Prom Looks!Posted on 05/11/2014 by Rachel1016
Wahhh, you guys! Prom is just around the corner and the prepping, prom-posing and primping is in full swing! Maybe you're the kind of gal who bought her prom dress back in October, orrr maybe you're like us, and wait until the very last minute to pull together the perfect ensemble (or should we say, PROM-semble?).
If you are looking for a little sartorial inspiration this prom season, we've taken it upon ourselves to gather four complete prom looks for you. Of course, these outfits are meant to merely guide your already stellar personal sense of style, so check out our vision boards below, and get ready for the best prom EVER!
Prom is kind of a big deal, so why hold back? Head-to-toe sequins and a glamorous gold floor-length gown will put the royal touch on an already-majestic eve. To really dress up your ensemble, add a pair of drop diamond earrings (side note: totally fake, totally fine) and a shimmering clutch. Get ready to turn heads, because there's no chance you'll get lost in the (Cupid) shuffle!
Is Audrey Hepburn your muse? Do the words "classic" or "timeless" come to mind when describing your personal style? Are you looking to re-purpose that Little Black Dress sitting in your closet? If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions, throw together a simple black frock, a string of pearls, some black pumps, and a metallic clutch—you've got an elegant, chic and totally economical prom look!
A flora-inspired prom outfit is fun and whimsical without being too formal. Short dresses are totally acceptable for prom, and you can enhance your look with a loud color or fun pattern. It's a playful and charming take on the promenade, but a pair of drop earrings and cute up-do can easily add a little extra glam!
So, you're planning to name your Facebook album "Morp" because it's "Prom" backwards and you're just cool like that. If you think of prom as an opportunity to go against tradition and experiment with your style, then you might fancy the rebel-prom look—it's a perfect way to mix and match colors, patterns and materials! Who says you can't wear a leather moto jacket to the big dance? And sparkly oxfords? Wayyy more comfortable than heels.
Now, tell us! Which look do you like best? Which look could you most see yourself wearing? Take our quiz to see if your answer matches up!
Five Ways To Have The Perfect Anti-PromPosted on 05/09/2014 by baileyb2112
It's that magical time of year again--the dress-shopping, corsage-buying and picture-taking that is prom. You can't wait, right?? Wrong. For some people, the idea of prom isn't so magical. Whether that special date never came along, you can't stand the thought of dressing up, or you simply cringe at the idea of prom altogether, never fear! Instead of spending your energy dreading that "special" night, why not throw the BEST ANTI-PROM EVER?! We've come up with five fantastic ways to complete the task, so plan away!
1. Get outta town! Don't spend your prom night at home with your cat! Why not grab a few friends and get away? Whether it's dinner at that cool new restaurant a few towns over or an entire weekend getaway, try planning something in advance so you have some great anti-prom plans to look forward to! Make sure to take tons of pictures for Facebook and Instagram to show your prom-goers that, hey, prom ain't everything!
2. Have a prom-themed movie night! Rather than getting all dressed up and spending the night out, cozy up in your sweat pants, gather your favorite snacks and settle down on the couch for a movie marathon. Whether you want to watch something romantic, funny or terrifying, there are plenty of prom-themed movies to choose from. We have to say, those prom horror movies just go to show that the dance of the year isn't always what it's cracked up to be!
3. Create your own magical evening! While your classmates are off dancing to the soothing tones of Pitbull and Avicii, you can create an atmosphere at home that is truly beautiful and memorable. Set up a table outside under the stars, decorate your porch with string lights and put together your favorite playlist for the evening. Cook a delicious meal with a few friends and enjoy the first warm nights of the summer. There's a chance you won't miss the chaos and noise of "real" prom.
4. Never grow up! Instead of completing the teenage rite of passage that is prom, why not relive your childhood? Invite your friends over for a night of board games, junk food and Spongebob marathons. Break out the Play-Doh and Legos and rediscover the good old days when EVERYTHING was fun! (But for the record, we fully believe that no matter how old you are, everything can be fun.)
5. Throw your own bad prom with your friends! Go to your local thrift store and pick out your favorite ugly prom outfit—preferably something colorful with a hideous pattern and shoulder pads from the '80s. Encourage everyone else to dress as ridiculously as possible. Hang a sheet on your wall and set up a photo station to commemorate a night of fun, friends, and hideous outfits.
So what if prom's not your thing? Get out there and have a good time!
Got more ideas about having the perfect anti-prom? Comment below and let us know what your plans are! Or, if you want to find how YOU should best spend your alternative prom night, take our quiz!
Q&A With May HALO Effect Honoree Eve NerimaPosted on 05/07/2014 by Rachel1016
Eve Nerima is an 18-year-old high school student with a unique vision and unrelenting commitment to helping others. Originally from Kenya but currently residing in Texas, our HALO Effect honoree for the month of May has drawn on her own personal experiences to not only build compassion for those less fortunate, but help them build better lives. As the chapter president of the Junior World Affairs Council (JWAC) of Dallas/Forth Worth, Eve has devoted her time and energy to raising awareness for children's causes around the globe. From organizing food and clothing drives to holding marathons and other fundraisers, she is a fearless agent of change.
Check out Eve's full bio here and check out our exclusive Q&A below to learn more about all of her amazing work!
Congratulations on your HALO Effect award! Can you give us a little background on what Save the Children's Junior World Affair Council (JWAC) does? How does it differ from the larger Save the Children organization?
Save the Children's Junior World Affairs Council is part of the larger World Affairs Council that has over 45 similar organizations in the Dallas/Forth Worth area. JWAC, as we locally call it, is purposed to help my fellow high school students gain insight, understanding, and information to keep abreast of international affairs. We participate in international community service projects like the Save the Children Marathon Run as well as host Cultural Corners that enable high school students gain insight into the day-to-day life of someone living in another country.
What is one of the most meaningful projects you've completed with Save the Children's JWAC?
The most meaningful project that I have been fortunate to complete with JWAC would be the Save the Children Marathon Run that was on October 19th, 2013. This run brought together students from both sides of our friendly high school rivalry in an effort to raise money to help kids survive, thrive and save lives in the hope of a better future. In collaboration with Save Children, our teams and other teams in the United States and around the world raised a total of $92,512. The money that we helped raise continues to help over 74 million children who benefit from programs organized by Save the Children here in the U.S., as well as around the world.
From your experiences living in Kenya, you've witnessed firsthand how many children are in need of help. How can other young people become educated on the world issues that may not affect their daily lives?
Over the short course of my life, I have found that information destroys ignorance. My experiences while living in Kenya act as a torch to educate people about the need to be thankful for the small luxuries that we are fortunate to have. Most of my peers aren't able to connect to other worldly issues since they are stuck in their own bubble, but through sharing our experiences, we all become knowledgeable of our surroundings.
Can you describe some of your responsibilities as president of JWAC? What a huge accomplishment � how did your involvement in the organization lead to holding such an important position?
As President of JWAC I am responsible for organizing community service projects such as the Save the Children Marathon Run and Kiva Loans project and supervising the Cultural Corner presentations. Being President takes so much more than the simple task of overseeing projects. JWAC members would look up to me for leadership and guidance. My experiences made me a role model to them and even though most people would run from such a high pedestal, I knew I had to step up.
If someone wanted to become involved with Save the Children, where should he/she begin?
If someone wanted to get involved with Save the Children, I would advise them to start at their school or community. As long as you're passionate about a cause, anything is achievable. I would also advise them to get in contact with Frances Moore, the Fundraising Manager of Schools & Community Organizations. Any leader needs a strong confidant and she happened to be mine.


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Is the world really going to sit back and watch as these peaceful protesters in Turkey are attacked by police with chemical weapons?
Peaceful protesters are being attacked with chemical weapons and RUN OVER by swat vehicles. Is this not worthy of help from the world? Is it possible that respect can be worth more than a resource that we readily fight for at the drop of a hat? Why are human rights being ignored? Peaceful protest meets non-peaceful police and the world just stands by and watches. Where is this right? Do our leaders have any morals? We intervene whenever a resource is in the equation.
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Jun 4 2013: Be careful to remember that Turkey is an ally to the west and is generally a haven of western values. I feel like some people when seeing this level of violence immediately jump to the conclusion that we should pull a Libya and intervene. However, Libya was an entirely different situation from Syria and Turkey and Egypt and Lebanon. Each protest in each country was unique and needs to be treated as such.
Turkey is the most secular and liberal country in that region with the possible exception of Israel. Turkey is the biggest ally to Europe and the USA in the region again with the possible exception of Israel. Turkey is more-so a European country than a Middle Eastern country, as proof just look at the fact that Turkey has formally requested to be admitted to the EU.
With this in mind I think that the west should publicly express their discontent with Turkey's actions, with Erdogan's moves towards a more socially conservative Turkey and should subtly state that we agree with the protesters, which should be then followed by a mountain of "please and thank you"s. Turkey has made momentous movements towards being westernized and as such they deserve respect from their western comrades. We must treat them as Europeans because that is what they want, and are trying, to be.
Jun 5 2013: YES I couldn't agree with you more! The problem i see is that they are supposedly a democracy but the people protest and encounter severe violence from police (which is illegal and why they aren't broadcasting the events truthfully on TV) and slander in the press saying they are looters and things of that nature. If you attack people don't expect them to just take it because most people won't. On TV i see police at a distance shooting teargas seemingly trying to disperse the protesters. On the internet i see police ganging up on one person and relentlessly beating them when they are not resisting or attacking. I see them hitting people with their armored vehicles. I see them destroying property to blame on the people. None of this is on the news. It's just a shame that this is even possible!
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