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The Future Of Democracy In Egypt
Samer Shehata, assistant professor, Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, Georgetown University
Egypt's Supreme Court declared recent elections illegal and ordered the Islamist-led parliament dissolved. The decision, by judges who were appointed by former dictator Hosni Mubarak, escalates the power struggle between the military government and the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamists.
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This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan, in Washington. For much of this hour, we're going to talk about Afghanistan with NPR's Tom Bowman, who recently returned from Ghazni Province. If you served there, call and tell us what you saw that might predict the future: 800-989-8255. Email us: email@example.com.
But first, developing news from Egypt, where just days before the presidential runoff election, the country's highest court today declared the recent parliamentary elections unconstitutional and ordered the Islamist-led parliament dissolved. A separate ruling allows former Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq to remain in the presidential runoff race.
In anticipation of those decisions, last night, the military re-imposed what amounts to martial law. One Egyptian human rights activist tweeted: Egypt just witnessed the smoothest military coup. Samer Shehata is professor of Arab Politics at Georgetown University, and joins us now from a studio there. Nice to have you back on TALK OF THE NATION.
SAMER SHEHATA: Nice to speak with you.
CONAN: And does this amount to a coup?
SHEHATA: Not exactly a coup - certainly, I would think a setback for those who want to see a post-Mubarak Egypt solidified, but not exactly a coup. I think many of us thought that one of the rulings, at least, by the Supreme Constitutional Court would take place, and that is the unconstitutionality of the political exclusion law, which would then allow Ahmed Shafiq, Mubarak's last prime minister, to run.
But certainly, I think at least that ruling can't be looked on favorably by anybody who wants to see a post-Mubarak Egypt.
CONAN: The other ruling, dissolving parliament, as I understand it, the logic of it was that a third of the parliament was supposed to be elected as independent candidates. Two-thirds were elected on party slate. In the election that occurred, some who were running on party slates also ran as independents. The Supreme Constitutional Court said no, no, no. That's unconstitutional. We have to have a do-over.
SHEHATA: Well, that's correct, but to be technically accurate, they were allowed to run also for the independent seats in an arrangement that was made between the political parties and the military council that is running the country and is charged as the executive.
I think, you know, to try to get some distance and understand what is going on in Egypt right now - and these rulings and the elections that are going to take place and the absence of a constitution, and the list goes on - is that this is a very, very convoluted, complicated process. It is a mess, in fact.
I mean, if we just step back for a moment and think that we supposedly had a revolution in Egypt, and we have a democratically elected legislature. By all accounts, despite the irregularities, those elections were democratic. So we have one institution of government that is reflective of popular will that passed a law that excluded former members of the despised, despotic regime, which was the - which the revolution attempted to do away with. Now that law is being called unconstitutional by a Mubarak court, essentially, in one sense. It's absurd.
And so this gets at the depth of the mess in Egypt. Beneath every problem, there seems to be another problem of greater scope and size. And it's quite discouraging, I think, for those of us who want to see some progress towards democratic consolidation.
CONAN: So the newly elected president, who will be decided this weekend, will be sworn in not before parliament, which will be dissolved, but before the military council.
SHEHATA: That's exactly correct. And, you know, the irony kind of goes on. There's nothing in the constitution - in this previous constitution, which was overridden - that speaks of a military council. So, yes, hopefully the election will take place - I think it will, on the 16th and 17th - and a president will be sworn in, and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces will go away, disappear, hopefully, on July 1.
CONAN: Yet it's also conceivable this newly elected president, in the absence of parliament, would name the committee to rewrite the constitution himself, no?
SHEHATA: We haven't gotten that far yet, and, in fact, it seems like - that the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, the military men running the show, are actually themselves, in the next few days, going to appoint a 100-person committee, which they believe will reflect the diversity and heterogeneity of Egypt. Because that was, of course, one of the problems with the two previous committees that the parliament chose.
The parliament is dominated by Islamists. Secular, liberal and other forces accused them of stacking the committee in their favor and - to the detriment of liberals - Coptic Christians, women and so on. So I think the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces is likely to appoint a 100-person committee, which then again, of course, that also lacks some legitimacy - I think rightfully so - in the eyes of many.
CONAN: Here's a quote from an Egyptian human rights lawyer, Hossam Bahgat, quoted by the Associated Press: "The military placed all powers in its hands. The entire process has been undermined beyond repair. They now have the legislative and executive powers in their hands. There's a big likelihood the military-backed candidate, Shafiq, is going to win. It is a soft military coup that unfortunately many people will support out of fear of an Islamic takeover of the state."
SHEHATA: Well, that's largely correct. I think I agree with everything in the quotation, except the certainly that Ahmed Shafiq, Mr. Mubarak's last prime minister, will win. I think if we look at the numbers and what happened with regard to the first round of the elections, Mohammed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood candidate, should win, unless there is any kind of electoral fraud or irregularity.
But with regard to the military essentially controlling the country and the process of what has happened, that is completely correct. I think if anyone thought that a revolution occurred in Egypt in 2011, now they have to wake up and understand that it was not a revolution. Millions of people went out and protested against the old regime, and at the 11th hour, the military stepped in to throw Mubarak under the bus, to save themselves and to essentially save the Mubarak regime.
And that's what's happened, unfortunately, since then. And that explains why there has been little progress towards democratic consolidation, security sector reform, anything - civil liberties, human rights, political freedoms, all of those things that we hoped for would be achieved at this point.
CONAN: As you pointed out, the Supreme Constitutional Court is a holdover from the Mubarak regime. Will they be grandfathered in in the new constitution? Will they continue to be the highest court in the land?
SHEHATA: Well, to be fair, and hopefully not pedantic, under the previous regime, they were thought to have a significant degree of independence, and, in fact, overruled Mr. Mubarak's laws on a number of occasions. Nevertheless, however, again if you think a revolution is significant political change with regard to institutions in government and so on, then there has to be some thinking about what the composition of the Supreme Constitutional Court is going to be, whether the head of it is going to be, you know, a leftover from the Mubarak regime, which is the case, and so on.
So yes, there has to be change in all institutions of government, including the judiciary.
CONAN: And the military, one would think a constitution would put - as we think of it - civilian authorities in charge of the military. Is that likely to happen now?
SHEHATA: You would think so. You would hope so. You can't have a democracy without civilian control of the military. But unfortunately, this leftover, holdover from the Mubarak regime is incredibly powerful, and I think we're likely to see some authority, some provisions accorded to them. I don't think we're going to see a civilian as the minister of defense in the next few years.
CONAN: As you look ahead to the situation just over the next few days, clearly there are already reports of crowds gathering in Tahrir Square, as you might expect. Last night, the military supreme council gave troops the authority to arrest civilians for a range of pretty vague crimes, ranging from jaywalking, I think, to obstructing traffic, and basically, they gave themselves the right to crack down if they wish to.
SHEHATA: Well, that's correct. And this is again, you know, undemocratic and trounces upon any conception of civil liberties and rule of law, I think. And that's why not only the human rights groups in Egypt, but many others are outraged that this was passed by the minister of justice.
Of course in - hopefully, and this might be naive, that this will not be used to manipulate the election in one way or another, and hopefully on the 16th and 17th, democratic - as much as they can be - elections will take place. And someone will be elected, and hopefully that will not be a leftover from the Mubarak regime.
CONAN: The scene as described by reporters in Cairo today, who sounded awfully ominous, with military vehicles cruising the streets and, over loudspeakers, playing patriotic songs. Boy, when you hear patriotic music being broadcast, that smells coup to me.
SHEHATA: Yes. Well, you know, there weren't any people taken hostage or held up in the presidential palace - since they don't have a president - and so on. So, you know, I can understand where people are coming from with regard to the soft coup. But, of course, there are some - and again, I don't think complete or enough - but there are some legal bases for the rulings of the Supreme Constitutional Court.
Again, I think this is a mess, incredibly convoluted and complicated. The supreme council has mismanaged and been malicious in its management of affairs since Mubarak's ouster on February 11th, and Egypt hasn't witnessed a real revolution that means fundamental change in the political institutions, let alone, you know, the distribution of economic power in society.
We still have very powerful elements of the Mubarak regime in place that, if not completely calling the shots, are definitely wielding significant power and trying to direct things in a certain way.
CONAN: And where does this leave the secular Egyptians - who a lot of people gave credit for starting all of this back, what, 16, 18 months ago - where does it leave them? They were given the choice between an authoritarian, Mr. Shafiq, and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
SHEHATA: Well, you know, many of the youth who were behind the revolution, as well as the supposed liberals and secular forces, are really having a difficult time right now. They see the choice in front of them as between worse and terrible. And some are holding their nose and voting, or going to vote for the Muslim Brotherhood candidate, because he represents some kind of change.
Others who prioritize the idea of a secular state or a civil state are holding their nose and going to choose Shafiq, Mr. Mubarak's last prime minister. And a significant number of them have actually called for either a boycott of the election, or going and voting and invalidating their votes. And we've already seen significant numbers of that in the expatriate voting that has already taken place across the world.
CONAN: Samer Shehata, thank you very much for your time today. Appreciate it.
SHEHATA: My pleasure.
CONAN: Samer Shehata, assistant professor at the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at Georgetown University, with us from a studio on the campus there. Up next, NPR's Tom Bowman on five weeks he spent in Afghanistan and the burning question many U.S. troops are asking: Are the Afghans ready? We'll also be speaking with Andrew Exum, senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security. Stay with us. I'm Neal Conan. It's the TALK OF THE NATION, from NPR News.
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The Headteacher of Pembroke Comprehensive School Frank Ciccotti said today (Friday) that staff and pupils were deeply shocked and saddened by the death of a pupil at the school yesterday.
The pupil, age 14, has been named as Derek Brundrett.
Mr Ciccotti, said: "He was a likeable and popular student with a group of close friends. He had a larger-than-life character and was loyal, gentle and caring. He will be much missed.
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5/12 Game Recap: Indians 1 - Red Sox 4
Pregame Transactions: The Indians needed a spot starter today as Josh Tomlin was placed on the 15 day disabled list with an injury to his right wrist. In his place Zach McAllister has returned to make his second start for the Tribe. He is basically just making his next regular start after he pitched game one of the double header on Monday. In other nonsensical moves the Indians demoted Jason Donald and brought back Jose Lopez. Since Lopez was dropped from the 40 man roster when he was demoted, the Indians had to make a corresponding roster move. They have decided to designate Nick Weglarz for assignment.
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Lou Marson miraculously won today's Player of the Game as he lucked out with his second hit of the season and a run scored. Marson got his second hit in 20 at bats and earned a score 1.33. Jason Kipnis and Jairo Asencio each scored about 1.26 for their efforts.
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There is only one more game in Boston this season and the Indians have their ace going.
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Josh Tomlin's injury pushed Zach McAllister from his start in Columbus into a start in Boston. McAllister struggled some early, giving up 3 runs in the 3rd and 4th innings , but settled down to pitch 7 innings.
As predicted the Indians struggled against a left handed pitcher that they haven't face before. This is becoming a trend as the Indians' left-handed heavy lineup continues to be ineffectual against left handed pitching.
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Entering this year's legislative session, Georgia seniors were in for a modest income tax break, the first of a series of phased-in reductions approved three years ago.
But that was before Senate Republicans and Democrats stepped in during an election year to raise the ante that had been established by GOP Gov. Sonny Perdue. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Casey Cagle, R-Gainesville, who is running for lieutenant governor, started off the bidding by introducing a constitutional amendment to exempt from taxation the first $50,000 of income earned by Georgians 62 and older. Seniors 65 and older would be completely exempt from paying income taxes. Next, it was Sen. Tim Golden's turn. The chairman of the Senate Democratic Caucus from Valdosta amended Cagle's measure on the Senate floor two weeks ago to raise the $50,000 exemption for younger seniors to $75,000. In another change prompted by Golden, Georgia taxpayers age 70 and older would get a tax exemption on their first $100,000 of income. Either way - Cagle's or Golden's - those senior tax breaks essentially would shift millions of dollars of the state's annual tax burden from the oldest taxpayers to younger Georgians, from college students working part time to middle-aged couples struggling to keep up with mortgage payments while sending their kids to college. But those younger taxpayers have no one to blame but themselves. Politicians being politicians, Georgia lawmakers simply are appealing to the demographic group most likely to decide whether they are re-elected or turned out of office. For decades, voting patterns across the country have shown that the elderly and near-elderly are much more likely to vote than younger people. Take the last gubernatorial election in Georgia. While only 22 percent of registered voters between the ages of 18 and 24 voted in that 2002 race, the turnout among voters in the 60-64 age group was 71 percent, according to the Georgia secretary of state's office. Those high numbers fell off only slightly among the 65-and-up crowd, to 68 percent. Older adults tend to be more active participants in the political system because they feel like they have more at stake in the outcomes of elections, said Charles Bullock, a political science professor at the University of Georgia. "Young people move around more,'' he said. "There's also the perception among young people that they're too busy to vote.'' That lack of a sense of place among younger adults also is reflected in which elections they take part in, said Chris Riggall, spokesman for Secretary of State Cathy Cox. He said younger voters tend to turn out in stronger numbers for presidential elections than for gubernatorial races. With their larger stage, it's easier to move around and keep up with national politics than the doings of either the state or local governments. But, as the late U.S. House Speaker Tip O'Neill once famously observed, "All politics is local.'' Thus, a skewing of the electorate at the state and local levels toward senior voters is likely to produce policies that favor that demographic. While it might make for good politics, critics of the Senate tax cuts say it doesn't make for good public policy. According to a report released by the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute earlier this month, the poorest 60 percent of Georgia seniors would receive just 2 percent of the tax relief the amendment would generate, while the wealthiest 20 percent would get 79 percent of the tax breaks. "Clearly, extending tax relief to Georgia's senior citizens, regardless of income, would be politically popular,'' said Alan Essig, the Atlanta-based research group's executive director. "Unfortunately ... tax cuts such as this only shift the burden of the increasing costs of government from one segment of the population to another.'' But Cagle said Georgia needs to lower taxes for senior retirees or lose that economically lucrative market to states like Florida or Tennessee. "We are losing so many people to neighboring states that don't have an income tax,'' he said. "We can afford to do it.'' As for the argument that the amendment would disproportionately benefit wealthy seniors, Cagle pointed to the change senators made in the original measure that got rid of the unlimited exemption in place of a $100,000 cap. Presumably, House members also would like a crack at pleasing senior voters. But with just three days remaining in this year's 40-day legislative session, the amendment's fate in the lower chamber is uncertain. Dave Williams is a staff writer for the Gwinnett Daily Post. E-mail him at email@example.com like this story
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His war chest going in to 2012, an election year, sits at $10,684.
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Thank you for your interest in joining the team at the Paramount Theatre. As a non-profit organization, volunteer support is crucial to our operations. To be a volunteer usher, please attend any public tour prior to an orientation and training session. The next orientation and training session is scheduled for 12:00 noon on Saturday, March 15, 2014. The tours begin promptly at 10:00am and end at approximately 11:30am. The usher training and orientation begins at 12:00 noon and runs about 2 hours. Gather outside the 21st Street Entrance (Box Office) before 10:00am for the tour, or shortly before noon for the orientation (if you've already been on the tour). PLEASE NOTE: Prior to the next orientation, please attend one of the 10:00 am Public Tours on the first or third Saturday of the month. At the end of the tour, please pick up your volunteer packet from the Tour Docent. Please fill out the application and read the material in the packet. Please bring the completed application with you to the orientation. Please check this web site page regularly for usher orientation updates - some dates may change at the last minute due to show bookings. Ushers and staff may view and/or download the current ushering schedule (password protected): March, 2014 Ushering Schedule in Microsoft Excel (.xls) format March, 2014 Ushering Schedule in web page (.html) format (most recent update: 3/4/14) Please call Tomi Anderson at 510-893-2300 ext. 817 for more information. REQUIREMENTS FOR USHERING: Attend a tour and participate in usher orientation. Usher three of the mandatory shows before signing up to usher other shows (and continue to work at least three required shows per year) Arrive on time dressed in the appropriate attire for each show for which you sign up to usher. The appropriate attire is black (or navy) dress pants/skirt and matching dress jacket with a white dress shirt (with collar). You must bring your own small flashlight. The call time is typically 75-90 minutes prior to show times. We ask for a time commitment only as large as you wish to make, but we do ask that we be able to rely on you for a commitment to ushering. I will be happy to offer guidance and advice as needed. After attending the training, you may sign up to usher required shows (after ushering three of these you may sign up for any show) and your dates will be confirmed via phone, email, or regular mail (your preference). If you have any further questions, or are interested in other volunteer opportunities at the Paramount Theatre, Please call Tomi Anderson at 510-893-2300 ext. 817 and leave your name and number after the tone, or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. Be part of the Paramount team. We try our best to provide you with the level of volunteer experience you desire. Your willingness to help is as valuable as it is invaluable. As a volunteer, you make a world of difference.


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SAN FRANCISCO — An Asiana Airlines flight from Seoul, South Korea, crashed Saturday morning while landing at San Francisco International Airport, killing at least two people, injuring dozens of others and forcing passengers to jump down the emergency inflatable slides to safety as flames tore through the plane. At least 10 people from among the 307 passengers and crew aboard the Boeing 777 jetliner were critically injured. San Francisco Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White said Saturday evening that about 60 people were unaccounted for, but officials later said it appeared that only one person remained unaccounted for. The Federal Aviation Administration said Flight 214 crashed while landing at 11:36 a.m. PDT. A video clip posted to YouTube showed smoke coming from a jet on the tarmac. Passengers could be seen jumping down the emergency slides. Television footage showed the top of the fuselage was burned away, and the entire tail was gone. One engine appeared to have broken away. Pieces of the tail were strewn about the runway. Gaping holes could be seen in the roof of the plane's body, blackened by fire. Fire officials said the 307 people aboard the plane included 291 passengers. President Barack Obama offered his prayers to the families of those affected by the crash. Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg said in an e-mail that she was on another flight from Korea landing at San Francisco at the time. "I was on another flight from Korea at the exact same time," Sandberg said. "We are OK. My friend on that flight is OK, too." The wreckage was sprayed with white fire retardant. Parts of the plane were scattered over a broad area, though the bulk of the plane remained in one piece. Laura Brown, a spokeswoman for the FAA in Washington, said Asiana Flight 214 from Seoul was attempting to land at San Francisco International Airport when it crashed. She said it appeared the plane crashed after touching down for a landing, though the sequence of events wasn't clear. It wasn't clear what happened to the plane to cause the crash, but some eyewitnesses said the aircraft seemed to lose control and that the tail may have hit the ground. The FBI said there was no indication of terrorism. Some eyewitnesses described the aircraft doing a cartwheel. Others said it appeared to sway back and forth, kicking up dust. Many said the tail fell off. Stephanie Turner saw the plane going down and the rescue slides deploy but returned to her hotel room before seeing any passengers get off the jet, she told ABC News. Turner said when she first saw the flight she noticed right away that the angle of its approach seemed strange. "It didn't manage to straighten out before hitting the runway," she said. "So the tail of the plane hit the runway, and it cartwheeled and spun and the tail broke off ... I mean we were sure that we had just seen a lot of people die. It was awful. "And it looked like the plane had completely broken apart," she said. "There were flames and smoke just billowing." Kate Belding was out jogging just before 11:30 a.m. on a path the water from the airport when she noticed the plane approaching the runway in a way that "just didn't look like it was coming in quite right." "Then, all of a sudden, I saw what looked like a cloud of dirt puffing up and then there was a big bang and it kind of looked like the plane maybe bounced (as it neared the ground)," she said. "I couldn't really tell what happened, but you saw the wings going up and [in] a weird angle." "Not like it was cartwheeling," she said, but rather as though the wings were almost swaying from side to side. A passenger aboard the plane, David Eun, tweeted after the crash: "Fire and rescue people all over the place. They're evacuating the injured. Haven't felt this way since 9/11." Later, Eun tweeted: "I'm fine. Most people are totally calm and trying to help. ... the majority of passengers seem OK." San Francisco General Hospital spokeswoman Rachael Kagan says the adult patients range in age from 20 to their 40s. It was not immediately clear the ages of the children. Boeing, which has its headquarters in Chicago, issued this statement: "Boeing extends its deepest condolences to the families and friends of those who perished in the Asiana Airlines Flight 214 accident in San Francisco, as well as its wishes for the recovery of those injured. Boeing will join the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board at their request to provide technical assistance to their investigation." Aviation safety experts said the crash is only the second major accident for the twin-engine, wide-bodied jet in the 18 years the model has been in service Tom Haueter, former head of aviation accident investigations for the National Transportation Safety Board, said the 777 has a "fantastic record." The two accidents share a striking similarity: Both occurred just about the time the planes were touching down to landing. The previous accident occurred in 2008 at London's Heathrow Airport. A British Airways 777 landed hard about 1,000 feet short of the runway and then slid onto the runway. There were injuries but no fatalities. An investigation revealed ice pellets in the fuel. A call to the airline seeking comment wasn't immediately returned. On Twitter, the airline posted this: "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers and flight crew on the flight." The National Transportation Safety Board was dispatching a team of crash investigators to the site. NTSB spokeswoman Kelly Nantel said board Chairman Deborah Hersman would head the team. A graphic depicting the precise glide slope the jet followed to the runway was posted on the live flight-tracking website FlightAware.com. It suggested the plane had a steeper approach angle than the same flight a day earlier. A video clip posted to YouTube showed smoke coming from a silver-colored jet on the tarmac. Passengers could be seen jumping down the inflatable emergency slides. Images showed the the body of the plane largely intact but with severe fire damage. The tail of the plane was separated from the aircraft. Weather at the time was clear. Asiana is a South Korean airline, second in size to national carrier Korean Air. It has recently tried to expand its presence in the United States and joined the Star Alliance, which is anchored in the U.S. by United Airlines. The 777-200 is a long-range plane from Boeing. The twin-engine aircraft is one of the world's most popular long-distance planes, often used for flights of 12 hours or more, from one continent to another. The airline's website says its 777s can carry between 246 to 300 passengers. The flight was 10 hours and 23 minutes, according to FlightAware, a flight tracking service. The aircraft is configured to seat 295 passengers, it said. The Boeing 777 is a smaller, wide-body jet that can travel long distances without refueling and is typically used for long flights over water. The most notable accident involving a 777 occurred on Jan. 17, 2008 at Heathrow Airport in London. British Airways Flight 28 landed hard about 1,000 feet short of the runway and slid onto the start of the runway. The impact broke the 777-200's landing gear. There were 47 injuries, but no fatalities. An investigation revealed ice pellets that had formed in the fuel were clogging the fuel-oil heat exchanger, blocking fuel from reaching the plane's engines. The Rolls-Royce Trent 800 series engines that were used on the plane were then redesigned. Bill Waldock, an expert on aviation accident investigation, said he was reminded of the Heathrow accident as he watched video of Saturday's crash. "Of course, there is no indication directly that's what happened here," he said. "That's what the investigation is going to have to find out." The Asiana 777 "was right at the landing phase, and for whatever reason the landing went wrong," said Waldock, director of the Embry-Riddle University accident investigation laboratory in Prescott, Ariz. "For whatever reason, they appeared to go low on approach and then the airplane pitched up suddenly to an extreme attitude, which could have been the pilots trying to keep it out of the ground." The crash was the first of a major commercial jet in the United States since a November 2001 crash in New York. The last fatal accident involving a commercial flight in the United States was Colgan Air Flight 3407, which crashed near Buffalo, N.Y., killing 50 people, on Feb. 12, 2009. There has not been an accident involving a major domestic carrier since an American Airlines flight to the Dominican Republic crashed after takeoff in Queens, N.Y., in November 2001, killing all 260 people on board. In another crash of a Boeing 777-200ER, British Airways flight 38 crashed just short of the runway at London's Heathrow on Jan. 17, 2008. That crash had no fatalities, but dozens were injured. That crash was blamed on ice crystals clogging the fuel line on a long flight from Beijing. Asiana Airlines is based in Seoul. Its website says its Boeing 777 can carry from 246 to 300 passengers. Asiana flies 12 B777-200ER twin-engine jets produced by Boeing. The long-haul jet can fly 14 hours non-stop. The $875.5 billion airline, established in 1988, operates 79 aircraft and flies 91 international routes to 71 cities in 23 countries. A man who answered the phone at the airlines' Los Angeles office said the company had no comment. "We're trying to find out what happened," he said. The man declined to give his name. The FAA investigated two accidents involving Asiana within weeks of one another in November 1998. In the first incident, on Nov. 11, 1998, an Asiana plane with 220 passengers and 18 crew aboard skidded into a parked plane after landing at Anchorage International Airport in Alaska. Federal investigators blamed the pilot for excessive taxi speed and inadequate maneuvering to avoid the parked plane. On Nov. 30, 1998, an Asiana cargo plane struck and toppled a crane in the safety zone next to the taxiway after it landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York. The FAA faulted the co-pilot for misjudging the wing's clearance.


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Silverdale's first settlers arrived over 150 years ago. These first settlers were loggers who were looking to expand their operations up the peninsula. By the 1880s, many Scandinavian immigrants arrived to find work in the burgeoning timber industry or to farm the fertile land. By the late 1880s, a thriving Farmer's Cooperative had formed and farmers shipped their goods from Farmer's Cooperative Wharf to places as far away as San Francisco. During the height of the Cooperative, as many as 50,000 cases of eggs and 60,000 chickens were shipped annually!
At the turn of the century, high-capacity steamships began making regular trips to Silverdale. As a result, Silverdale became a hub of commercial trade and entertainment. Today, Old Town Silverdale celebrates its past as a lively cultural district. Want to check out some historical sites? Take a look at this interactive Points of Interest map. To keep up-to-date with the latest events taking place in Old Town Silverdale, check out their Facebook page.
Grab some girlfriends (or just take yourself!) and head to the Olympic Outdoor Centre for a number of women-only kayaking trips and lessons. Beginning Sea Kayak Skills Class - March 16; 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Learn all of the basics required to get into the water and start moving! You'll learn about the kayak, your equipment, kayaking technique and safety. After learning the basics on land, you'll head out to the water to see if you get a glimpse of some local marine life.
Intermediate Sea Kayak Skills Class - March 16; 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Already have the basics down? Get a more in-depth understanding of kayaking through training in navigational techniques as well as advanced skills and safety techniques—you'll even get to practice capsize recovery and rescue.
Poulsbo to Suquamish Tour - March 15; 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
If you're already comfortable with a paddle, take part in an unforgettable trip along the Kitsap Peninsula Water Trail from Poulsbo to the Suquamish with a professional kayak instructor. You'll travel through Agate Pass and stop for lunch at a local pizzeria before being shuttled back to Poulsbo.
March 23; 9:00 am – 12:00 noon
If you can't manage to separate yourself from your favorite male counterpart, then take part in this exciting birding adventure by kayak. An expert birder will provide a quick lesson before setting out to the water to start birding! All ages and experience levels welcome. Just don't forget your binoculars! After a wild (and hopefully not too wet) day on the water, dry off in one of our comfortable rooms at the Silverdale Beach Hotel. Offering spectacular views, exceptional service and great amenities, you'll be sure to rest up at night while you explore during the day!
Kitsap County is not only home to the 2nd longest shoreline in Washington State, but also a large network of trails. Hikers, equestrians, and mountain bikers will find some great trails to get out into the woods while visiting our Silverdale Beach Hotel.
Whether you're looking to cruise the coastline in style and comfort, or want to get into the mountainous trails you'll find what you're looking for. There are some great road cycling routes available from Silverdale to other nearby towns in Kitsap Country. For those looking to get into some trail riding you can find some great trail for all ability levels at the Newberry Hill Heritage Park right here in Silverdale. For a longer and more advanced ride, check out the Nearby Green Mountain State Forest. The Wild Cat trail is about 10 miles round trip and takes you to the summit of the 2nd highest peak in Kitsap County. Needless to say, the views from the top of Puget Sound, Seattle, and the Bremerton Watershed are incredible! Once you've hit the top, enjoy a nice long cruise back to the bottom. The best part is, with the mild climate in Kitsap County, you can ride year round! Check out this video of the descent down Green Mountain from March!
Green Mountain Descent from MarkHL on Vimeo.
Need to gear up before hitting the trails? Head over to the Silverdale Cyclery. They're located near our hotel and they feature a wide range of bikes for any ability level and trail-type. Once you've finished a big day of riding, you'll be able to kick back in our sauna, stretch out in the pool and soak those tired muscles in our indoor hot tub. Top that off with a cocktail at the on site Beachfront Martini Lounge and you've got all the ingredients for one epic day.
The city of Silverdale is blessed to be home to one of West Puget Sound's top performing arts associations. Staging a variety of productions every year, the Central Stage Theater of County Kitsap is a pillar of the local arts community and a provider of high-quality entertainment for locals and visitors alike. CSTOCKs upcoming productions for 2014 include: Willy Wonka – February 14th to March 9th This delightful musical brings Roald Dahl's children's classic to life on the stage, featuring beloved songs from the original 1971 movie. The revitalized score by Leslie Bricusse makes this a fresh experience for those familiar with the movie or the book. Get your tickets soon, because this promises to be one of the most popular Silverdale theatre events in recent memory! Carmen – March 28th to April 6th Adapted from the stage play by Theodore Kremer and Friedrich Schlott and set to the music of Bizet, this exuberant musical tells of the a soldier whose life is turned upside down by a gypsy seductress. Famous for having caused great controversy upon its original release in 19th century Paris, this is sure to be a thrilling production under the guidance of the talented players of CSTOCK. A Midsummer Night's Dream – April 25th to May 11th Celebrate spring with this sprightly production of one of Shakespeare's most popular comedies. It makes a great, lighthearted introduction to the Shakespeare's work for Children and those who have never had a chance to see one of his plays live. Disney's High School Musical – June 20th to July 6th Adapted from the blockbuster movie, this musical is sure to be a hit with the whole family. It's a wildly fun musical extravaganza that chronicles the joys and sorrows of life as a high school student. All CSTOCK performances take place at the Silverdale Community Center (99729 Silverdale Way NW), located less than a 5-minute drive from the BEST WESTERN PLUS Silverdale Beach Hotel. We hope to see you here this coming year!
Just 15 minutes from Silverdale, the city of Bremerton is home to one of Kitsap County's most historic theatres, the Admiral. Built in 1942, this charming movie house recalls the golden age of cinema, when going to the movies was really something to get excited about! For anyone visiting the Kitsap Peninsula this week, we encourage you to check out these family-friendly holiday events at the Admiral.
Sounds of the Season Concert– Dec. 19
Christmas means trees, eggnog and, of course, music! It's amazing how powerful Christmas music can be in conjuring up holiday memories and inspiring joy in our hearts. For a special way to experience the Christmas music we all know and love, grab tickets to the Sounds of the Season concert, which features song, dance and theatrical performance from a very talented cast. Tickets are $15 each and a family pack of 4 can be purchased for $40.
Miracle on 34th Street – Dec. 20
Celebrate all the best aspects of the holiday season at this very special screening of the classic 1947 Christmas film, A Miracle on 34th Street. The screening will also featuring live caroling and festive refreshments including traditional eggnog and gourmet hot chocolate. Tickets are $15.
Breakfast with Santa – Dec. 21
With Christmas just a week away, there's not much time left for your little ones to let Santa know exactly what they want for Christmas! Luckily, they'll have the opportunity to converse with jolly old St. Nick this Saturday from 10:00am to 12:00pm at the Admiral Theater's "Breakfast with Santa" event. Festivities include a pancake breakfast, live entertainment and, of course, visits with Kris Kringle. Tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for children 8 and under. Every family receives a free photo with Santa!
From everyone here at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Silverdale Beach Hotel, we wish you and your family a wonderful holiday season and a very happy new year.
Looking for a great way to ring in 2014? You won't want to miss our Roaring 20's New Year's Eve Gala. We've transported our hotel back to the 20's for a gala party to bring in the New Year in style.
The fun starts at 9pm on Tuesday December 31st and runs until 1am Jan 1st. There will be plenty of appetizers to keep you going late into the night. Join us at midnight as we toast to the New Year with Champagne for our guests. Throughout the evening you'll also get to enjoy the swinging jazz of The Tonze who will be playing a live set to help set the scene for the Roaring 20's theme Space is limited so be sure to get your tickets in advance! Tickets start at $40/person, but buy in a pair for only $75! Need a place to spend the night - we've got you covered! You can attend the gala and wake up in 2014 in a waterfront room for just $175! Make sure you call Nicole at 360-698-1000 to make your reservation for this great party! Bookings must be made prior to Dec 27th, 2013. All guests must be at least 21 years of age.
With the holiday season just around the corner, it's time to start marking your calendars with all the fun events and activities taking place around Kitsap County this December. Here are a few of our favorite holiday attractions, all within a short drive of our hotel in Silverdale, WA:
Gingerbread House Parties at Farm Kitchen – Dec. 1, 8, 14 & 15 Farm Kitchen is one of Kitsap County's hidden gems. Located on an 18-acre organic farm in Poulsbo, this multipurpose venue is host to a wide variety food-related workshops and events, including their upcoming Gingerbread House Parties, which is a delight for kids of all ages. Cost is $32 per house (for 1 to 3 people).
Bremerton Winterfest – Dec. 6 to 8
The city of Bremerton transforms into a winter wonderland for their annual Winterfest. It begins with a tree lighting ceremony on Friday night, followed by a weekend of carriage rides, free admission to museums and galleries, live entertainment, fun activities for kids and adults, and lots of delicious food
Port Orchard Festival of Chimes and Lights – Dec. 7 Wander through the charming streets of Port Orchard while they are illuminated by a dazzling array of festive lights during the annual Festival of Chimes and Lights. There will be visits from Santa, a pooch parade, tasty treats, free activities for the whole family and much more.
Light Boat Parade – Dec. 13, 14, 20 & 21
Bundle up and make your way to the Silverdale waterfront or any number of locations along Phinney Bay and Dyes Inlet to marvel at the colorful nautical displays of the Bremerton Yacht Club Light Boat Parade.
If you're heading to Kitsap County this holiday season, consider a relaxing stay at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Silverdale Beach Hotel. With luxurious rooms and a variety of onsite amenities, our waterfront hotel offers exceptional views, unbeatable service and great value. Book your room online today for our best rates.


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Who better to change the momentum of a game than an All-American? That was the case Friday night when Immokalee shook off plenty of rust to take a 30-10 win over host Cape Coral.
Prep football: Palmetto Ridge holds off Gulf Coast for Mitchell's first win
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When you need more than one hand to count your turnovers, chances are your football team did not win the game. That was the case for Gulf Coast on Friday night as it fell 14-5 to visiting Palmetto Ridge.
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A series of early mistakes and a relentless Green Wave defense put an end to Barron Collier's playoff run with a 29-7 loss to Fort Myers Friday.
Prep football: Evangelical Christian rolls over St. John Neumann
Published 11/04/2011 at 10:51 p.m.
For 10 minutes, St. John Neumann played the district title game the way it planned. Then, the lights went out. A power outage and a big shift in momentum coincided as Evangelical Christian completed a perfect regular season in a ...
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Updated 10/29/2011 at 1:02 a.m.
Mother Nature nor a team of Kings could keep St. John Neumann from realizing a very large goal Friday night. With their 21-14 win over the hosting Kings, the Celtics (6-3, 5-1 2A-6) clinched a spot in the playoffs.
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Momentum can be fickle. An incredible last-minute score and two-point conversion gave South Fort Myers (4-2, 3-1 Class 6A-District 11) a chance in overtime, but Fort Myers (5-2, 3-1) walked away with a 35-28 homecoming win Friday night.
Prep football: St. John Neumann holds off ODA
Updated 09/24/2011 at 11:42 a.m.
As a final heave into the end zone sailed through the air, St. John Neumann's defenders knew they had worked too hard all night to see a big win slip away at the buzzer.
Prep football: South Fort Myers ekes out win over Lehigh
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Incredible kicking rarely makes a headline, but South Fort Myers would have been hard pressed to pull off its 17-14 win over visiting Lehigh without plenty of fancy footwork.
Prep football: Cypress Lake hangs on to beat Lely
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A tipped ball in the end zone with less than a minute to play led to the interception that sealed Cypress Lake's 15-7 victory over visiting Lely on Friday night.
Prep football: St. John Neumann handles Bradenton-St. Stephen's
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With coaches using shovels to scrape water from the field just before the game, both teams understood the football would be tough to hold onto Friday night.
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In many ways, this week is no different than any other game week for the Gulf Coast High football team.
PREP FOOTBALL 2011: First Baptist looking for improvement in third season
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The hedges along each end zone at First Baptist Academy are still young, but their roots are strong and healthy. The same can be said about the Lions' football program, which will enter its third season Friday.
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Frederic Farrar
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Died | 22 March 1903 Canterbury, Kent, England |
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Frederic William Farrar (Mumbai, 7 August 1831 – Canterbury, 22 March 1903) was a cleric of the Church of England (Anglican), schoolteacher and author.
Farrar was born in Bombay, India and educated at King William's College on the Isle of Man, King's College London and Trinity College, Cambridge.[1] At Cambridge he won the Chancellor's Gold Medal for poetry in 1852.[2] He was for some years a master at Harrow School and, from 1871 to 1876, the headmaster of Marlborough College.
Farrar became successively a canon of Westminster and rector of St Margaret's, Westminster (the church near Big Ben), archdeacon of Westminster Abbey and the Dean of Canterbury. He was an eloquent preacher and a voluminous author, his writings including stories of school life, such as Eric, or, Little by Little and St. Winifred's about life in a boys' boarding school in late Victorian England, and two historical romances.
Farrar's religious writings included Life of Christ (1874), which had great popularity, and Life of St. Paul (1879). His works were translated into many languages, especially Life of Christ.
Farrar was a believer in universal reconciliation and thought that all people would eventually be saved, a view he promoted in a series of 1877 sermons.[3] He originated the term "abominable fancy" for the longstanding Christian idea that the eternal punishment of the damned would entertain the saved.[4] Farrar published Eternal Hope in 1878 and Mercy and Judgment in 1881, both of which defend Christian universalism at length.[5][6]
Farrar's daughter, Maud, was the mother of World War II British field marshal Bernard Montgomery.
Farrar has a street named after him – Dean Farrar Street in Westminster, London.
- Life of Christ (1874),
- Eternal Hope (1878)
- Life and Works of St. Paul (1879),
- History of Interpretation (1886)
- Lives of the Fathers Volume 1 (1889)
- Lives of the Fathers Volume 2 (1889)
- Darkness and Dawn (1891)
- The Voice from Sinai (1892)
- Julian Home (Est 1870-1890)
- Gathering Clouds: A Tale of the Days of St. Chrysostom
- ^ "Farrar, Frederick William (FRR849FW)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
- ^ University of Cambridge (1859). A Complete Collection of the English Poems which Have Obtained the Chancellor's Gold Medal in the University of Cambridge (PDF). Cambridge: W. Metcalfe. Retrieved 2008-10-01.
- ^ The Eternal Fate of Unbelievers, Part II, "The Witness of Church History (2): The Modern Period", excerpted and adapted from Hell on Trial: The Case for Eternal Punishment by Robert A. Peterson (Phillipsburg, N.J.: Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing), 1995, Extract by Garry J. Moes.
- ^ The Decline of Hell: Seventeenth-Century Discussions of Eternal Torment. Walker DP. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1964
- ^ F. W. Farrar. Mercy and Judgment. 1881.
- ^ "Apocatastasis". New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge, Vol. I.
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Cousin, John William (1910). " Farrar, Frederic William". A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature. London: J. M. Dent & Sons. Wikisource
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i'm speaking from watching the show for years. derek is ALWAYS hogging camera time. whether it's in the red room or in the pre-commercial plugs or anything. he's always been like that.Quote:
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i also don't understand how getting in the background of a post-show interview is cheating. it's not being scored or voted on. it's obvious you are upset, and i have no idea why this seems to bother you so much.
whatever lengths derek goes to, it's nothing compared to when cloris was on. she'd pimp ANYONES airtime. DURING the show. she was really horrible.
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Just watched this clip as well as Part 1, and saw absolutely nothing, Tony and Melissa were well in the background the whole time talking to someone else, didn't even approach Derek. Unless the video was changed, I don't understand what you are talking about.Quote:
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Are you sure that's the right one? Tony and Melissa were across the room doing their own thing and happened to be caught on the side of camera shot faaaar in the background. There was no mugging, no waving, they were literally just standing in the same ballroom with them, talking to media, hugging people, walking around and just happened to be in the shot. I really don't see how that's inappropriate. No offense, but I think you're reading to much into it. The handler you mention was more visually distracting than Mel and Tony, IMO.Quote:
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I swore I saw Woz in the background.....the only person close to Kim and Derrek was the brunette with the tag around her neck.
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Thanks, going to check it out now.
ETA: I agree with everyone else. I saw Tony & Melissa in the background & probably wouldn't even had noticed them if I wasn't watching for them to walk up right behind Derek & Kim. I also saw Woz & I think, Lacy. In the video I saw, Tony & Melissa were probably 20 feet from Derek & Kim & were doing their own thing, not even looking in their direction It was kinda cool to see Woz hanging out. The most distracting thing about that video (to me) was the brunette right behind Derek & Kim staring at the camera. JMO. :shrug
Maybe I am seeing too much in it. This is because Tony interupted Derek and Lil'Kim's interview last week. We know screen time is important to get people to like and remember you. By coming into view of the camera and positioning themseves, is a subtle way of hogging the lights. This was more obvious as the handler kept checking and moving to take away the view. Let's see what happens next week. Coincidence or not, Mugging or waving is being jovial and playful. This is more scary because it looked so calculated. Yes, I saw Woz, he was just walking and had no bad intentions.Quote:
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Wow - I did not see what you saw - I saw them in the background, and the handler right behind D&K (no mugging or waving). Tony and Mel had to be about 15-20 feet behind and were talking to someone (at some point Mel hugged someone) then they went off to the back right of the screen - away from the cameras - didn't even see either of them acknowledge the camera being present.Quote:
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