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An awesome but rarely recommended destination. The countryside is stunning and the people are beautiful and generous. We sent our 14 year old daughter there for 3 months to stay at the Salesian Sisters school in Fuiloro (near Los Palos). Come on Aussies forget Bali and the other cheapies! Diving is (apparently) amazing, on par with the Maldives and there is so much to experience. Accomodation is pretty cheap as are necessities. Hotel Esplanada highly recommended for a luxury stay but there are cheaper alternatives available. Don't let it's tragic history scare you away, it's safe and westerners are welcome and protected. Travel via Bali as it's usually cheaper. The more we go the cheaper it will become.
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Dan, did you go there or just your daughter? It would be nice to have a first-hand report of experiences there.
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You only want "Aussies" to visit? Also, this does not make sense - "The more we go the cheaper it will become". In my experience it's the opposite that is true.
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Michael Pachter has been sharing his wisdom with the games industry again this time casting doubt over Call of Duty: Black Ops' ability to beat its predecessor's achievements.
Pachter believes that the Treyarch's relatively poor track record on the series compared to Infinity Ward will hurt Black Ops along with a hypercritical and bitter gaming press.
The Wedbush Morgan analyst explained: "The challenge is that Treyarch is called the 'other' Call of Duty developer for a reason; the top review scores for the franchise on gamerankings.com are held by Infinity Ward games, with Modern Warfare, Modern Warfare 2, the original Call of Duty, and Call of Duty 2 each receiving average scores of 89 or higher. The best reviewed Call of Duty game from Treyarch (World at War) received an 85.7 percent score, while Call of Duty 3 got an 82 rating. I don't know whether the gaming press will suddenly become more charitable than they have in the past, but my read on them as a group is that they are a hypercritical and bitter lot, and I think that they have the potential to find many things wrong with Black Ops, chief among them that the game is not Modern Warfare 2."
Pachter added: "A read through of the reviews on Medal of Honor will show you that the gaming press is just waiting to compare Black Ops to Modern Warfare 2, and although Black Ops looks phenomenal, I'm not sure it will get the benefit of the doubt. With that said, if the game gets a review score in the 90s, I think that the game has a chance to sell as well as Modern Warfare 2, due to a larger console installed base. However, competition is quite fierce this holiday, with competitive games like Halo Reach, Medal of Honor and Vanquish all in the marketplace, and anyone who buys one of those games will have $60 less to spend on other shooter games. Thus, I must conclude that Black Ops won't sell as well as Modern Warfare 2, but I do think that the Call of Duty franchise will continue to sell very well."
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Yes! Ja Rule is coming back to us and he's kicking things off by heading to Europe (sarcasm, a little).
Queens, New York rapper Ja Rule will export his brand of Hip-Hop to Europe next month with high profile performances in Latvia and Romania.
The rapper will appear in Riga during a stop in the Baltic State of Latvia, on February 5.
Ja Rule, born Jeffery Atkins, will perform at Essential night club, marking the second time he has appeared in Riga.
Last February, Ja made an appearance in Riga during a stop to promote his album eighth solo album, The Mirror.
On February 6, the rapper, who is set to star in the upcoming flick Don't Fade Away (opposite Mischa Barton), will perform at the Bamboo Club.
Ja Rule is currently in the studio working on his untitled upcoming solo album.
That's a smart move to test the waters in Europe first. That way, if they ain't feeling Jeffery Atkins, he knows not to bring that bullsh*t 'round these here parts.
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I think their cooldown is too long to have any real zone control. They need to half the cooldown, reduce aoe damage to 30, single target damage to 120* and give a mineral cost of producing extra shots IMO.
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Not really good for the game though.
I mean Hydra's suck againest Terran.
If muta's are not an option that leaves infestors. ( I hear Swarm hosts aren't that good againest terran) Either way infestation pit is the tech of "choice"
If it keeps people from quitting then it's pretty good. Yes, as a Terran and Protoss player I have considered quitting over how annoying and just not fun playing against Mutalisks is.
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I am going to make this short and sweet so I hope you guys understand what I am talking about.
A few weeks ago, was my most recent activity with MyIGN, and a few people have been discussing about where I have been for the last few weeks and whether it was time for me to call it time with MyIGN and move on to something else. Look, there have been no plans intended for a departure at all. Frankly, I actually had planned for this month to be a much less active month than previous months.
Look, the reason with my November hiatus is relatively simple - this is the month where exams are at the most intense for me where I live. Unfortunately, this has led to some controversy with some people who frequently see my reviews and a lot of other stuff, because this is the time of the year when a lot of the big games are released as well as other stuff with films and more. To make matters worse, some of these people are no longer associated with me, but it has had no effect on my plans.
So, for this Summer, I have a lot planned. Whether the releases of all these things will be successful, I have no idea. I do have plans to release at least 5-7 game reviews over the course of the summer, and I am also considering doing an Arrow seasons 1 and 2 reviews and eventually a comparison of the two seasons. But what I think will be the biggest thing for me this Summer, if I officially confirm this, is that I am considering doing a MCU Phase 1 review, one film after another. If all the films aren't reviewed by the end of the summer, that will not be a problem, as the aim is to do these films in time for the Avengers: Age of Ultron release (May), and potentially a MCU Phase 2 review, also one film after another, by either the release of Ant-Man (July) or Captain America: Civil War (May 2016 - which commences Phase 3 of the MCU).
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A robin portrait in watercolour from earlier this year. The original has sold but now I have prints of him available.
Landing Crow
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I've finished him just in time because today is National Black Cat Day and we're celebrating everything that's wonderful about black cats. Black cats are so often overlooked in rescue centres. Maybe because people don't think black is a beautiful colour, I hope this painting shows just how wrong they are! This happens to black dogs too by the way.
Harry himself was rescued from the snow one winter and we have never regretted inviting him into our lives.
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British nuclear support plans flout EU rules - lawyers
BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's plans to reward nuclear plant operators through fixed prices for low-carbon energy are illegal under existing EU rules and efforts to adapt them are likely to draw opposition from other member states, EU and legal sources said.
Britain plans to reform its electricity market to fix a minimum price for nuclear, wind and solar-generated power, which is carbon free.
The proposals are being assessed by the British parliament but the subsidy instruments, named contracts-for-difference (CfDs), will also require approval from the European Commission, the EU executive, under state aid rules.
"Neither under the current (...) nor under possible future frameworks could the CfD scheme for nuclear generators be declared compatible with European state aid rules," said Doerte Fouquet, a lawyer specialised in EU law at Becker Buettner Held in Brussels.
The British government is already in talks with France's EDF about a CfD for the company's Hinkley point C nuclear project in south-west England, Britain's first nuclear plant since 1995, which is expected to start operating around the turn of the decade.
The European Commission said it had not yet received a formal notification from Britain, but added that, in general, state aid is only authorised when the benefits of aid outweigh the distortion of competition brought about.
A spokesman for Britain's Department of Energy and Climate Change said Britain was talking to the EU executive.
"We are working with the European Commission to ensure mechanisms and institutional arrangements within Electricity Market Reform are consistent with EU state aid rules," he said.
To make changes to state aid rules, the Commission would have to go through a lengthy consultation process with member states and other parties that could take between one-and-a-half and two years, Fouquet of Becker Buettner Held said.
Others question whether Britain could drum up enough support for legal changes to be made to extend state aid rules to nuclear power.
"This raises the question if governments opposed to nuclear energy, and they are in the majority, will allow such a legal act to be drafted and decided by the EU Commission," said Claude Turmes, vice president of the Green party in the European Parliament.
The European Union has 27 member states.
Twelve of them issued a joint statement two weeks ago saying their countries were supportive of nuclear power playing a role in the future European energy mix.
Signatories included France, the Netherlands, Britain and Poland. In contrast, dominant EU member state Germany has said it will phase out nuclear power.
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For the second time in five years, a former Toronto stock promoter has been banned from the securities industry by the Ontario Securities Commission.
Robert Patrick Zuk is prohibited from trading or acquiring any securities for 20 years for his role in what's known as an "advance-fee" scheme in the U.K., the OSC ruled following a brief hearing on Wednesday.
Zuk is also prohibited from becoming an officer or director of any public company, or acting as an investment fund manager for 20 years.
In addition, Zuk has been ordered to pay nearly $36,200 in disgorgement and received a reprimand from OSC commissioner Paulette Kennedy.
"I believe the range and magnitude of the sanctions speak for themselves," Kennedy said. "I expect this experience and the sanctions ordered against you will deter you and others from this type of activity in the future."
The allegations centre on the use of an Ontario bank account that was used to receive funds from investors in the United Kingdom, according to the agreed statement of facts in the case.
The funds were obtained using an "advance-fee" scheme operated by others, including David Pelcowitz, who represented a fictional company called Nest Acquisitions and Mergers, the OSC said.
The scheme spanned from Aug. 14, 2008 to April 8, 2009, according to the documents filed.
Nest representatives allegedly called U.K. investors and told them their company had lined up other investors who would buy their stocks for a substantial premium.
The U.K. residents were then told they would have to pay "performance bonds" and other advance-fees before Nest could complete the sale of the securities, the OSC alleges.
The Nest account received $366,000 from UK residents. No stock transactions were ever completed, according to the documents.
When funds were deposited in the Nest account, "Zuk withdrew the funds and provided [David] Pelcowitz the funds in cash less a fee paid to Zuk in compensation to Zuk for the use of the Nest Account," according to the documents.
Zuk, who lives in Oakville, was not a representative of Nest and did not communicate with U.K. investors, the OSC was told.
"It was done erroneously and without malice," Zuk said during the hearing, where he represented himself.
He added that his actions "had averse effects" on others, including his family.
The OSC issued allegations against Nest, IMG International Inc. Caroline Frayssignes, David Pelcowitz, Michael Smith, and Zuk in January, 2010.
Allegations against the other individuals are still outstanding. None of the allegations have been proven in court.
In 2007, Zuk was permanently banned from working in the securities industry for his role in a stock manipulation scheme at Visa Gold Explorations Inc.
Under terms of that deal, Zuk also agreed never to apply again for registration "in any capacity" under the province's securities laws, not to buy or sell securities directly or indirectly, or act as an officer or director of a public company for 15 years.
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The slabs are part of Nazi Germany's Atlantic Wall, a string of defenses ordered by Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler in 1940. The defenses, also known as "Hitler's wall," stretched 3,200 miles from France to Norway and were designed to stop, or at least slow, the Allies from advancing inland during an invasion.
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A Winnipeg man has been convicted in connection with the morphine-overdose killing of Wendy Henry.
Fifteen months after closing arguments were presented in his unusual case, Curtis Haas, 53, returned to court this morning to learn he was being convicted on charges of manslaughter, drug-trafficking and criminal negligence causing death.
It's believed to be the first such "social trafficking" conviction of its kind in Manitoba.
Court of Queen's Bench Justice Gerald Chartier found Haas's unlawful act of trafficking "street morphine" pills to Henry, 20, at his apartment on Oct. 27, 2007 was directly tied to her death in hospital about two days later.
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Henry and another woman who lived in the same apartment block as Haas both overdosed within 24 hours of each other.
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He had also taken the drug in the past and found it "worked too much," so he flushed his supply, said Chartier.
"Mr. Haas's conduct caused Ms. Henry's death," said Chartier.
Haas originally told police Henry wanted the morphine from him to "get high."
He later changed his story, claiming she needed it to deal with chronic pain. He also told a different version to a security guard in his building, claiming Henry had "gotten into" his stash.
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Sawchuk said there was no evidence Haas even knew how much morphine Henry consumed, and she may have snuck some of the pills from his stash without his knowledge.
After the convictions were pronounced, the Crown moved to revoke Haas's bail and see him taken into custody. A revocation hearing will be held later this month.
Haas has no criminal record, suffers with health issues and hasn't breached any of his conditions.
Henry lived with her father and two younger siblings. She filled her days caring for her two-year-old daughter, working with disabled children for the Winnipeg School Division, and taking sign-language classes.
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- Developer: Traveller's Tales
- Publisher: LucasArts
- Genre: Action Adventure Sci-Fi
- Release Date: Sep 12, 2006
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
Stud Fountain
Once you complete the jedi meter for free play and story and collect all the minikits for every single level you can go outside of the cantina and build a fountain with all the bricks you have collected and when you have done this you have your very own stud fountain that spits out a estimate of 100,000!
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I recently lost about 40 pounds in three months (an average of between two to three pounds a week). To lose weight, you must burn more calories than you eat each day. It's really that simple. It's all about mass-energy equivalency.
One pound of fat equals 3500 calories. This means that if I eat 500 calories less than I burn every day, I will lose on average one pound each week. 500 calories per day times 7 days equals 3500 calories per week. That's a nutritional fact I've known for many years, but never put into practice until 2012. My nutrition and exercise plan since February 1st has been to eat about 1500 calories a day and to burn about 3000 calories. In theory that means I would lose about 3 pounds a week. In the first 17 weeks of this plan, I lost almost that amount, about 40 pounds.
"How did you do it?"
This is the question many people have asked me recently as if there is a trick to it. I tell them, "You need to burn more calories than you consume."
The difficulty, of course, is in knowing exactly what you eat each day and how many calories you burn. The correct question to ask is:
"How can I be sure I am burning more calories than I eat each day?"
I log all the food I eat on-line at www.fitbit.com and I wear an exercise monitor that estimates the calories I burn each day. I had to become committed to doing at least a certain amount of exercise every day and logging everything I eat.
First a little background – I've always had a large frame and carried my weight well, but I never was seriously overweight until I was about 27-years-old. For a year after my 26th birthday in 1988, I worked as a laborer for a construction company that built solariums. I was working outside all day in the cold and heat and was consuming a lot of calories. Consequently, I put on about 15 pounds that year. I excused this by rationalizing that it was mostly muscle mass I gained through physical labor.
A year later, I began working as a teacher, a much more sedentary job. I tried to compensate by walking, jogging and going to the weight room a few times a week. But since I continued to eat a lot of calories, I put on another 15 pounds that year. I realized one day in the summer of 1989 that I had begun to look fat. So I began walking and running a few times a week and eventually lost about 20 pounds.
The maximum weight according to health experts for a male of my height and frame is 185 pounds. Several times in my life I have made a serious attempt at getting into better shape. Each time I lost at least 20 pounds, but I never got to my optimum weight. These were the "high water marks." I weighed 220 pounds in 1989, 237 pounds in 1999 and 255 pounds in 2011. Each time I lost weight, I eventually gained back more weight than before.
While exercising, I made a change in eating habits for a set period of time. But since I did not make a permanent change, I would eventually gain back every pound and then some. Although I have heard this many times before, and you probably have too, the truth is that diets don't work. A diet is a temporary strategy to lose weight. I've eliminated the word "diet" from my vocabulary in discussing weight loss. If I don't enjoy the foods I am eating and feel deprived by hunger or lack of enjoyment, the diet is not going to last very long. The key is understanding nutrition and a lifelong plan.
Another bit of background about me is that although I enjoy sports, I am not an athlete by any stretch of the imagination. I don't enjoy pushing myself to my physical limits. A little recreational exercise is fun for me, but a lot of exertion is not. One of the problems with working hard to lose weight is that unless it is something I enjoy doing, I am not going to do it every day without fail for a long period of time. The key here was to find some type of exercise I could do every day without exception.
What I need to maintain weight loss is proper nutrition and exercise over my entire life. The key is knowing what I am eating each day and knowing how many calories I am burning. I found that Fitbit provided the means to keep track of everything easily.
In part 2, we will look at several popular fitness and nutrition myths.
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The resulting injury was described as a "penetrating" chest wound.
Doctors successfully extracted the projectile and the teenager is stable in a ward this morning.
Sergeant Jason Shailer, of Putaruru Police, said emergency services were called to a road crash about 12.30pm.
An initial scene examination on State Highway 5 in Tapapa, about 15 kilometres east of Tirau, showed the driver had lost control while negotiating a moderate right-hand bend.
The rear of the bus hit an earth bank and a wooden fence, Mr Shailer said.
One of the fence post's battens sheared off, smashed through the bus window and punctured a Chinese 17-year-old's chest.
A Westpac Waikato air ambulance spokesman, who took the teenager to Waikato Hospital, said it was the only injury in the accident.
It is understood about 15 people were on board the bus.
The spokesman said the fence batten pierced the teenager's chest just below his shoulder.
"He was extracted from the back of the bus and taken to hospital in the air ambulance sitting up with a fence batten impaled in his chest," the spokesman said.
"It's probably missed [his vitals] so I suspect he'll do just fine."
The teen was "very good, all things considered".
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The teenager was under assessment in the emergency department yesterday afternoon.
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Guest: Find a permanent solution for Hanford nuclear waste
The leaking radioactive waste from Hanford poses health risks, writes guest columnist Tom Carpenter.
Special to The Times
THE tanks at the Hanford nuclear site contain two-thirds of the nation's high-level nuclear waste, or 56 million gallons. About 70 of these tanks, built in the 1950s and '60s, have leaked at least 1 million gallons of high-level radioactive waste into Washington's soil and groundwater.
Another 120 million gallons of high-level waste were deliberately discharged into the soil from the tanks to make room in the tanks for more waste.
Should we care?
The overwhelming consensus is that this waste is among the deadliest materials on the planet. Not only is it toxic in microscopic quantities, some of this waste remains radioactive for hundreds, thousands, even millions of years.
Arguments for leaving this waste buried in the tanks or in the soil at Hanford are dangerous and misinformed. Numerous studies and assessments have shown that leaked radioactive waste migrates to the groundwater much faster than assumed.
Tank waste was detected in the groundwater in the 1990s, and that groundwater flows into the Columbia River.
Does it go away then? No. Much of this waste bioaccumulates, meaning that living organisms, including humans, latch onto these radioactive products and send them to various organs — the bone, the liver, the brain, for instance — where they will irradiate the surrounding cells. Such irradiation can lead to higher risks for cancer, mutations and other illnesses.
We are at a crisis with Hanford's tank waste. Last year, the U.S. Department of Energy officially confirmed that the first of its double-shelled tanks, Tank AY-102, had failed. We have been relying on those tanks to take on waste from the failed single-shelled tanks. Hanford is now out of room in the double-shell tanks, meaning this waste has no place to go when it leaks, except into the river.
This year, the Department of Energy announced that some tanks are actively leaking. It is certain that every tank at Hanford will fail and leak. It is only a matter of time. The tanks are also a safety hazard since they generate hydrogen gas, which is explosive. Hydrogen gas levels must be constantly monitored and the tank vented when concentrations become too high.
The Nuclear Waste Policy Act requires that Hanford's high-level waste tanks be emptied, its contents treated and then sent to a deep geological repository. The Hanford site has been rejected as a suitable site for disposal of high-level radioactive waste for good reason. The area is surrounded by volcanoes, subject to earthquakes and is located next to the Columbia River.
It is time for Washington state to require the Department of Energy to empty the leaking tanks and build new tanks.
To be clear, building new tanks is a necessity, but it is not a permanent solution. It should be done in a manner that would generate more reserve storage space and prepare for eventual treatment of this waste into a glass matrix and disposal into a licensed deep geological repository.
To protect human health and the environment for current and future generations, it is incumbent upon the state to use its authority under state and federal law to require Hanford to pump out those tanks that have failed and are leaking.
The state can and should order the construction of new tanks to buy the needed time to address the technical failures at the waste treatment plant, which faces severe delays and disturbing questions about whether the plant can even safely operate in its current configuration.
Tom Carpenter is executive director of Hanford Challenge, a nonprofit working for a safe and effective cleanup of the Hanford nuclear site.
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MOSCOW - The U.S. and Russia agreed Tuesday to try to convene an international conference this month to come to a political solution to end the two-year Syrian civil war but gave no indication how they would convince President Bashar Assad into talks with the rebels seeking to overthrow him.
Secretary of State John Kerry said that if such a gambit were successful, it might no longer be necessary to consider arming the Syrian rebels. Kerry also said it was up to the Syrian people whether Assad should leave office.
Yet even as Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov hailed their joint strategy as evidence of enhanced U.S.-Russian co-operation, it was unclear how their plan might work toward ending a war that has become even more dangerous in recent months with accusations the Assad regime has used chemical weapons, Israeli airstrikes on weapons convoys and American threats to begin arming the rebels.
"Despite different points of view, committed partners can accomplish great things together when the world needs it," Kerry told reporters in Russia's capital. "And this is one of those moments."
The outcome of more than five hours of meetings in Moscow involving President Vladimir Putin, Kerry and Lavrov essentially bring diplomatic efforts to halt Syria's violence to a point they were about a year ago. The former Cold War foes, who've split bitterly over how to halt the conflict, said they'd work to revive a transition plan they laid out in June 2012 but which never gained momentum with Syria's government or the opposition. They said this time they were committed to bringing the Syrian government and rebels to the negotiating table.
Speaking about the U.S. strategy, Kerry suggested the Obama administration would consider holding off on any possible plan to provide weapons to vetted units of the Syrian opposition if a peace strategy takes hold.
Kerry said the final proof of whether Assad's forces used chemical weapons in two attacks in March, as suggested last week by a U.S. intelligence assessment, would go a long way toward determining what course of action Obama takes. Talking about the U.S.-Russian peace strategy's effect on decision-making, he said, "much will depend on what happens over the course of these next weeks."
That appeared to be a minor concession to Russia, which has argued vehemently against any foreign governments providing military assistance for fear it would aid extremists. It could also reflect the Obama administration's continued discomfort with the greater involvement in Syria, where it has expressed deep reservations over most of the military options currently being considered.
Kerry also appeared to back down from the outright U.S. demand that Assad step down in the transition, while maintaining that he, personally, couldn't see how a leader responsible for such widespread abuses could remain in power as part of a peace deal.
"But I'm not going to make that judgment," he said, saying it was up to the Syrian people.
Kerry's statements about arming the rebels and whether Assad should go seemed at odds with statements by President Barack Obama and other Cabinet members such as Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel, who said the administration was considering arming the rebels.The White House had no comment on Kerry's remarks, except to say that U.S. policy was still that Assad must leave office.
More than 70,000 people have died in the conflict since March 2011, according to the United Nations.
Kerry said the international plan for a transition agreed to last year in Geneva must be the roadmap for peace.
"It should not be a forgotten communique of diplomacy," he said.
The Geneva plan allowed each side to veto candidates it found unacceptable for an interim government. The plan never got off the ground, though Washington and Moscow differ over the reasons.
Speaking to reporters at a government guesthouse in Moscow, Lavrov praised the Assad regime for expressing its willingness to work on a political transition and its decision to establish a dialogue with all Syrians. He said the opposition, by contrast, "hasn't said a single word yet which would show their commitment."
"When we hear the right words from the opposition, given the fact that the regime has already voiced the right words, then we will try to convert such words into actions," Lavrov said.
Kerry took a different view.
He said the alternative to the political transition strategy was more violence, a Syria that "heads increasingly toward an abyss, a worse humanitarian crisis and possibly even ethnic cleansing and the breakup of the Syrian state. He said the opposition supports the peace plan and the transition strategy and that it was up to the government to make good on its obligations, also as they pertain to not using chemical weapons.
Lavrov also expressed concerns about chemical weapons' use, but stressed the need for clear facts before any course of action is rashly decided upon. He said the two countries would boost intelligence sharing on the chemical weapons issue and that the diplomacy would continue between Obama and Putin on the sidelines of next month's Group of Eight industrialized countries' summit in Northern Ireland. Obama also plans to visit Russia later this year.
Neither official spoke about Israel's actions in recent days, which have included airstrikes on what the Jewish state says were weapons being readied for transfer to the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. Israel's increased involvement has created new complications for all actors in the war, given its long history of conflict with much of the Arab world.
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