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Finding Aid for The Cardinal Yearbook CollectionWednesday, March 5th, 2014 by William J. Shepherd
Posted in Library's Home page, University Archives
New finding aid/guide, with links to PDFs of pre 1950 issues of the Cardinal Yearbook.
New finding aid/guide, with links to PDFs of pre 1950 issues of the Cardinal Yearbook.
The University Libraries has a trial for Drama Online through May 5, 2014.
Drama Online is the award-winning online resource that offers a vast array of full-text plays complete with scholarly notes, annotated texts, critical analysis and contextual information. Access covers the earliest days of Greek drama to the present day, epics, monologues, new authors and the great playwrights. The resources are searchable by full-text or
through a myriad of filters including content type, genre, period, author, setting and theme. Drama Online also includes over 500 images from the Victoria and Albert Museum's rich archive of production photos.
To try this new resource or find more information visit http://www.dramaonlinelibrary.com/ .
Let us know what you like or do not like about Drama Online. Send comments to Lynn Weinstein, Digital Acquisitions Librarian: firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome one and all to the beginnings of your new year at the Catholic University of America. The faculty and staff here at Mullen hope that you had a wonderful Christmas break and a Happy New Year. Whenever you are in need of a break from your studies this semester, or desire to go on an adventure of the mind, Mullen Library invites you to come and enjoy our popular reading collection. The Popular Reading books are located in the Main Reading Room on the second floor of Mullen Library.
Some of our newest titles are listed below. Hold your cursor over the Title to see a short description of the book, or click to view the catalog record. The status of the book is shown beside the call number.
|The Skull and the Nightingale
|Irwin, Michael
|The Longest Ride
|Sparks, Nicholas
|Sycamore Row
|Grisham, John
|The Last Witness
|Griffin, W. E. B. & Butterworth, William E
|Their Life's Work: The Brotherhood of the 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers, Then and Now
|Pomerantz, Gary M.
|City of Lies
|Ellory, R. J
|Everybody's Brother
|Green, Ceelo, with Big Gipp & David Wild
|End of Days: The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy
|Swanson, James L.
|Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
|Fielding, Helen
|The Power of Glamour: Longing and the Art of Visual Persuasion
|Postrel, Virginia
|Fingal O'Reilly, Irish Doctor
|Taylor, Patrick
|Elizabeth of York: A Tudor Queen and Her World
|Weir, Alison
|Dick Francis's Refusal
|Francis, Felix
|Traveling Sprinkler
|Baker, Nicholson
|Command Authority
|Clancy, Tom
Looking for more options? You can always see a full list of our Popular Reading books in the catalog, by searching under keyword, "CUA Popular Reading." Happy reading!
Have you had the opportunity of visiting the Folger Shakespeare Library? They hold the world's largest collection of Shakespeare materials, and produce plays and have numerous exhibitions yearly. Before you visit the Folger library, grab one of our many books in the popular reading collection for your ride on the metro.
Happy New Year! Welcome to Spring 2014.
To access Web of Science, use the link through the Databases tab
The next generation of Web of Science went live on January 12, 2014.
New short training videos are available.
We will be offering training on campus in February – stay tuned.
For instruction on Web of Science and EndNote please contact Kimberly Hoffman, Coordinator Science Libraries
Spring 2014 Lockers Available to Graduate Students!
Mullen Library will be offering a limited number of lockers to all graduate-level students for the Spring 2014 semester. Please note the following schedule and come by the Circulation Desk to check out a locker key
Monday January 13, 2014:
Lockers will be made to all graduate-level students. First come, first serve
Saturday May 10, 201:
All lockers must be cleared out and keys returned to the Circulation Desk Note: lockers cannot be renewed
Questions? Please contact Mullen Library's Circulation Desk (202-319-5060)
Meghan Gates, Stacks Inventory Project Manager, has been selected as the recipient of the Edward J. Belanger Jr. Staff Award for Excellence in Service for 2013.
Ed Belanger worked for the Libraries for over 40 years before retiring in 2002 as our business manager. His service and dedication to his fellow staff was extraordinary; and he is one of the most positive, up-beat, and good natured people you will ever meet. After his retirement, his children made a donation to the Libraries for the creation of an award in his honor.
Each year the Libraries select a staff member of the year who not only contributes outstanding service to the library but also shares Ed's good nature. Our recent practice has been for the past honorees to serve as the award committee, selecting from among nominations submitted by library staff.
Excerpted from one nomination:
Meghan exemplifies the attributes recognized by the award. She is committed to high quality work–especially in the service aspects of her work–being mindful of how her work affects both colleagues and patrons. She does this all with great dedication and an extremely positive attitude and cheerful enthusiasm. She always serves as a strong ambassador for the Libraries.
The Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact comic book collection now has a revised finding aid/guide that includes links to online PDF scans for the years 1964-1972, which had not previously been available.
Courtesy of Wikipedia Creative Commons
Mullen Library welcomes you to view our newest database: Alberti Magni Opera Omnia. This is the critical edition of the works of St. Albert the Great (Alberti Magni Opera Omnia, Editio Coloniensis). Once completed, the final database will contain the 41 volumes of the print edition.
The entire text is searchable and you can add your own notes too.
CUA Public Affairs press release highlights two Mother Teresa related collections in Archives.
As we approach the end of the semester, we would like to invite you to check out some of our popular reading material for reading on your Christmas vacation. We have a great selection of material for you to browse through.
Some of our newest titles are listed below. Hold your cursor over the Title to see a short description of the book, or click to view the catalog record. The status of the book is shown beside the call number.
|Let Me Off at the Top!: My Classy Life and Other Musings
|Burgundy, Ron
|Candlelight Christmas No. 10 (The Lakeshore Chronicles)
|Wiggs, Susan
|Men Who United the States, The: America's Explorers, Inventors, Eccentrics and Mavericks, and the Creation of One Nation, Indivisible
|Winchester, Simon
|A Seaside Christmas
|Woods, Sherryl
|Silent Night: A Spenser Holiday Novel
|Parker, Robert B. & Brann, Helen
|Starry Night: A Christmas Novel
|Macomber, Debbie
|The Right Path: From Ike to Reagan, How Republicans Once Mastered Politics–and Can Again
|Scarborough, Joe
|Collision Low Crossers: A Year Inside the Turbulent World of NFL Football
|Dawidoff, Nicholas
|Doctor Sleep
|King, Stephen
|Actors Anonymous
|Franco, James
|Where the Moon Isn't
|Filer, Nathan
|Blind Justice
|Perry, Anne
|The Maid's Version
|Woodrell, Daniel
|Dogfight: How Apple and Google Went to War and Started a Revolution
|Vogelstein, Fred
Looking for more options? You can always see a full list of our Popular Reading books in the catalog, by searching under keyword, "CUA Popular Reading." Happy reading!
Fun fact for the day: "The Oliveira Lima Library is a collection of books, manuscripts, pamphlets, maps, photographs and works of art that is dedicated to the history and culture of Portugal and Brazil. The original collection of 40,000 volumes was the personal library of the Brazilian diplomat, historian and journalist Manoel de Oliveira Lima (1867–1928).
The library holds 60,000 printed works—including books, serials, pamphlets, maps and broadsides—as well as more than 700 manuscripts. Among the strengths of the collection are Portuguese chronicles from the age of exploration; the history of the religious orders in the Portuguese world, especially works by and about Jesuits; the social, cultural and diplomatic history of 19th-century Portugal and Brazil; and the complete works of a wide range of Portuguese and Brazilian writers. The library also houses the Oliveira Lima Family Papers, comprising letters from more than 1,400 correspondents, including the leading Portuguese and Brazilian writers of Oliveira Lima's day; 60 volumes of scrapbooks containing Oliveira Lima's journalistic writings; and a distinguished collection of artworks, maps and 19th- and early 20th-century photographs. Although its focus is the Portuguese world, especially Brazil, the collection also includes materials for the study of Asia, Africa, India, and other parts of Latin America."
Check out the Oliviera Lima Library located inside Mullen Library.

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ATLANTAA new study shows that deep brain stimulation (DBS) is a safe and effective intervention for treatment-resistant depression in patients with either unipolar major depressive disorder (MDD) or bipolar ll disorder (BP). The study was published Online First by Archives of General Psychiatry, one of the JAMA/Archives journals.
The study was led by Helen S. Mayberg, MD, professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Neurology at Emory University School of Medicine, with co-investigators Paul E. Holtzheimer, MD, lead psychiatrist and now associate professor and director of the Mood Disorders Service, Dartmouth Medical School, and neurosurgeon Robert E. Gross, MD, PhD, associate professor in the Departments of Neurosurgery and Neurology at Emory. Gross served as chief neurosurgeon for the study.
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An earlier study by Mayberg done in Toronto in collaboration with scientists at Toronto Western Hospital, University Health Network and Emory, was the first to show such results for patients with treatment-resistant major depressive disorder. Mayberg conducted this new expanded trial at Emory to include patients with bipolar ll disorder.
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Hope you guys like this slideshow. I composed the music too. HEY OBAMA! I DID THIS! Special thanks to the Adam Kokesh And Veterans For Ron Paul Marching Choir :)
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|27 Nov 2014
|Special Advisory – Afghanistan: Kabul: Suicide attack targeting embassy vehicle underscores significant travel security risks
A suicide motorcycle bombing targeted a British embassy vehicle as it was travelling along Jalalabad Road in the capital Kabul at around 10.25 (local time) on 27 November. Initial reports indicate that the attack, which took place in the Yakatoot area (Police District 9), killed at least five people, including one British national, and injured around 35 other people; details are still emerging. A Taliban spokesman said that the group was responsible for the attack.
The attack underlines that road movement in Kabul should only be conducted with comprehensive journey management planning; we recommend the use of low-profile armoured vehicles and security support. Time spent outside secure premises and around likely targets for insurgent attack, both static and in transit, should routinely be minimised.
Travel Briefing
The attack comes after recent warnings by the authorities that militants were planning to use vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices to target foreign vehicles in the vicinity of Kabul International Airport (KBL). However, there are also persistent, direct risks to foreign nationals from militant attacks in the capital; travellers are most vulnerable when moving between accommodation, workplaces and meetings. Local sources as well as precedents indicate that the areas around Massoud Circle and Airport Circle are higher-risk locations (see map). Additionally, major routes into and through the city, such as the Airport and Jalalabad roads, represent particularly attractive targets for militant attack given their heavy usage by security force, government and international community convoys.
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|25 Nov 2014
|Special Advisory – Libya: Tripoli: Fresh airstrikes reported in vicinity of Mitiga International Airport; continue to defer travel to city
Reports indicate that fresh airstrikes occurred at around 08.30 (local time) on 25 November in the vicinity of Mitiga International Airport (MJI), located five miles (8km) east of the capital Tripoli. There were no immediate reports regarding casualties or the extent of damage, if any, to the facility. Details of the incident are still emerging.
The developments come after an airstrike on the airport took place at around 17.45 on 24 November, prompting the closure of the facility. There were no concrete reports of any consequent casualties or damage.
Travel Advice
|19 Nov 2014
Special Advisory – Afghanistan: Kabul: Bomb, gun attack on Green Village compound underscores persistent militant threat (Revised 21.20 GMT)
|An attack on the Green Village compound in the east of the capital Kabul on 19 November highlights the persistent threat posed by militancy in the city. The incident began at around 20.50 (local time), when a car bomb detonated near the entrance to the compound, which is located on Jalalabad Road and houses foreign contractors.Four militants subsequently engaged in a gunfight with security personnel, during which all the assailants were killed, while at least three more explosions were heard. However, the police said there were no civilian casualties. Jalalabad Road is reportedly closed in both directions and there is a large security force presence in the vicinity of the compound.
The attack, which was reportedly claimed by the Taliban, underscores that travel to the country should be for essential purposes only and requires flexible itineraries, detailed preparation and dedicated local security support.
Travel Briefing
The development comes one day after militants staged a similar attack on the compound of an international security firm in the eastern Pul-e-Charkhi area of Kabul, killing two local security guards. The incidents illustrate insurgents' continued ability to carry out significant bombing and shooting attacks in the country's urban centres, including Kabul. We expect that militant groups will attempt to maintain their operational tempo and visibility, including in the capital, ahead of the international combat troop withdrawal at the end of December.
Militants often detonate bombs at the gates of targeted premises, with the aim of allowing other insurgents to enter. This is usually followed by a shoot-out between the security forces and the militants, though the latter are rarely able to get further than the outer perimeter of such compounds and the non-insurgent fatality rate is generally relatively low. Nevertheless, travellers should minimise movement outside secure premises and time spent around likely militant targets, both static and in transit.
While most attacks continue to focus on the security forces and government personnel, diplomatic and other compounds linked to the international presence also represent high-value targets for militants. These and continued insurgent attacks on perceived 'soft' targets such as shopping centres, cinemas and marketplaces mean that the direct and incidental terrorism risks posed to business travellers and foreign employees of international organisations remain significant.
The Green Village compound in October 2013 experienced a similar attack, in which two civilian passers-by were killed. However, the layout of the compound and the security provision there mean that it is very difficult for militants to penetrate the compound's residential areas.
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|19 Nov 2014
Special Advisory – Iraq: Erbil: Car-bomb explosion near governorate building causes casualties; avoid affected area
|A reported suicide car-bomb explosion around midday on 19 November near the Governor's Office in central Erbil (Kurdistan Region, KR) has killed at least four people and injured several others. The authorities have put the city on high alert and set up additional checkpoints in the area. There has so far been no claim of responsibility for the attack. Normal travel to the KR can continue.Travel Briefing
The explosion and ensuing movement restrictions in Erbil will impede travel within the city in the coming hours, but these are unlikely to be in place for an extended period. These types of attacks are rare in Erbil, where the travel risk rating remains MEDIUM – lower than Iraq's overall EXTREME travel risk rating. The targeting of a government building is consistent with the few previous militant attacks in the city, most notably the 29 September 2013 co-ordinated attack at the security directorate (asayish) building. Members in Erbil should avoid the affected area and monitor security force directives in the coming hours.
The incident appears to have been a failed attempt to drive an explosives-laden vehicle into the government building; reports suggest that the security forces stopped the lone attacker before he reached the entrance. As such, the incident reflects the intent but relatively limited capability of Islamist extremists to carry out attacks in Erbil, as well as the considerable capacity of the local security forces to present resistance to and deter such attacks. Erbil remains a much less permissive environment for militants than the rest of the country, largely due to the more stringent mitigation measures that are in place.
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|13 Nov 2014
Special Advisory – Egypt: Cairo: Casualties reported in explosion at Helmeyat al-Zaytoun metro station; avoid area
|At least four people were injured on 13 November in an explosion at the Helmeyat al-Zaytoun metro station on Line 1 in the north-eastern part of the capital Cairo. Some media sources report that at least one bomb was involved, though no group has claimed responsibility for the blast. Further details are still emerging.Travel Advice
|12 Nov 2014
Special Advisory – Nigeria: Kontagora: Avoid Federal College of Education after reports of fatal bomb attack
|Reports indicate that at least three people were killed at around 12.15 (local time) by a suicide bomber at the Federal College of Education in Kontagora (Niger state). The security forces have been deployed to the area and details of the incident are still emerging.Travel Advice
|12 Nov 2014
|Special Advisory – Iraq: Baghdad: Avoid Nisour Square following fatal suicide bomb attacksA suicide car-bomb attack was reported on 12 November at the Federal Police headquarters in Nisour Square in the capital Baghdad. The incident occurred at 12.00 (local time), and was followed by another suicide bomb attack. Though casualty figures are not yet confirmed, early reports suggest at least 12 fatalities and several injuries.Travel Advice
|10 Nov 2014
|Special Advisory – Mexico: Acapulco: Avoiding vicinity of Acapulco International Airport due to ongoing violent protests (Revised 20.15 GMT)At least 700 protesters, some reportedly armed with machetes and Molotov cocktails, are demonstrating outside Acapulco International Airport (ACA, Guerrero State) and related clashes have taken place with the police. The activists have instituted a blockade of the airport, preventing entry to and exit from the facility since approximately 12.30 (local time). The protesters are also attempting to prevent aircraft at the airport from taking off.Protesters reportedly entered the terminal and wrote graffiti on the walls, though there have been no reports of aggression toward people inside. Around ten police officers were apparently injured in confrontations at 09.00 (local time) when riot police at the adjacent La Isla Shopping Centre attempted to prevent the activists from marching towards the airport. The demonstration is being held in relation to the recent disappearance of a number of students.Travel BriefingMexico is a MEDIUM risk country with several HIGH risk zones, including Guerrero. Journeys to and through HIGH risk destinations should only be undertaken for essential purposes. Members undertaking essential travel to Guerrero should seek itinerary-specific advice and be confident in their accommodation, transport, communications and security arrangements prior to travel.Activists had previously announced their intention to 'paralyse the country' by occupying highways, refineries, and airports throughout Mexico. Protesters had also announced they would block access to the facilities of transnational companies, stage marches in major urban centres, and organise strikes in the education sector. Roadblocks have been reported on major routes throughout Guerrero, and travellers should liaise with local contacts to verify the status of routes prior to setting out.
Recent assurances and concessions by politicians, including from President Enrique Peña Nieto, are unlikely to appease activists and further disruptive protests are likely. The parents of the students and their supporters are continuing to call for definitive proof of the whereabouts of the missing group. If human remains discovered on 7 November are confirmed to belong to the missing students, this is liable to spark further unrest. Members should avoid all demonstrations to mitigate the incidental risk of exposure to violence.
At least six people were killed and 17 others injured on 26-27 September when the police allegedly opened fire on student protesters in Iguala; 43 students were reported missing following the violence. The incident has since led to regular disruptive protests in Guerrero, while demonstrations have also been held in Mexico City. At least 74 people, including at least 26 police officers, have been detained for their role in the disappearances.
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|9 Nov 2014
|Special Advisory – Mexico: Violent demonstrations in Mexico City, Chilpancingo underline potential for further unrest (Revised 10.25 GMT)A group of protesters late on 8 November attempted to storm the National Palace in the capital Mexico City. The demonstrators used metal barricades in an effort to break the palace door and set it on fire, which was extinguished by the police. Earlier on the same day, hundreds of protesters at around 17.00 (local time) demonstrated in the nearby Zócalo square. Elsewhere, about 300 students staged violent protests in the city of Chilpancingo (Guerrero state); demonstrators set vehicles on fire and threw petrol bombs at government buildings.The protests came a day after the attorney general announced that human remains found in Guerrero were suspected to belong to the 43 students who disappeared in Iguala (Guerrero) on 26 September. He said that three suspected gang members confessed to killing the students and disposing off the remains in Cocula (Guerrero). Although DNA tests to confirm these claims are pending, further demonstrations are likely and should be avoided by all travellers due to the potential for unrest.Travel BriefingMexico is a MEDIUM risk country with several HIGH risk zones, including Guerrero. Journeys to and through HIGH risk destinations should be undertaken for essential purposes only. Members undertaking essential travel to Guerrero should seek itinerary-specific advice and be confident in their accommodation, transport, communications and security arrangements prior to travel.Activists had previously announced their intention to 'paralyse the country' by occupying highways, refineries, and airports throughout Mexico. Protesters had also announced they would block access to the facilities of transnational companies, stage marches in major urban centres, and organise strikes in the education sector. Roadblocks have been reported on major routes throughout Guerrero, and travellers should liaise with local contacts to verify the status of routes prior to setting out.Recent assurances and concessions by politicians, including from President Enrique Peña Nieto, are unlikely to appease activists and further disruptive protests are likely. The parents of the students and their supporters continue to call for definitive proof of the whereabouts of the missing group. If the remains discovered on 7 November are confirmed to belong to the missing students, this is liable to spark further unrest. Members should avoid all demonstrations to mitigate the incidental risk of exposure to violence.
At least six people were killed and 17 others injured on 26-27 September when the police allegedly opened fire on student protesters in Iguala; 43 students were reported missing following the violence. The incident has since led to regular disruptive protests in Guerrero, while demonstrations have also been held in Mexico City. At least 74 people, including at least 26 police officers, have been detained for their role in the disappearances.
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|5 Nov 2014
|Special Advisory – Yemen: Sanaa: Explosions at airport underscore persistent insecurity; airport operations normal (Revised 21.34 GMT)At least two explosions were reported at around 21.00 (local time) on 5 November at the capital's Sanaa International Airport (SAH). Details of the incident remain unclear, though security officials reported that unidentified men on motorbikes threw one explosive device at the entrance to the airport and another at the entrance to the adjacent military airfield. Following the blasts, there were also reports of gunfire at a nearby checkpoint manned by members of the Shia Muslim Houthi movement. There were no initial reports of casualties in the incidents.Officials reported that the airport was operating normally following the incident, and denied media reports of damages to the runway. The security forces increased checkpoints and deployed additional security force personnel to the area, including along Airport Road. They also reportedly restricted access along the route to vehicles not travelling to the airport; however, it is unclear if this measure is still in place.Travel BriefingHeightened security measures are likely to remain in place around Sanaa Airport and along Airport Road over the coming days as the authorities conduct investigations. Although the airport is reportedly operating normally, some carriers may cancel flights as a precautionary measure, though there are no such indications thus far. Travellers should liaise with their local security provider before undertaking movement in the capital and reconfirm flight schedules before setting out.Although the motive behind the attack remains unclear, tensions in Sanaa have remained heightened since the Houthis seized control of the city in September. A wide variety of rival armed groups are capable of operating in Sanaa. An attack by radicalised individuals in support of one group or another is also possible, as weapons ownership is widespread and the security forces are often incapable of enforcing law and order. The incident underscores the persistent insecurity in Sanaa, where the travel risks remains rated as EXTREME.Travel Advice Summary
|3 Nov 2014
Special Advisory – Pakistan: Punjab: Suicide bombing near Wagah-Attari border crossing reminder of persistent travel security risks (Revised 3 Nov)
|At least 59 people were killed and more than 120 others injured on 2 November in a suicide bombing near the Wagah-Attari border crossing between India and Pakistan, 18 miles (29km) east of Lahore (Punjab province). The attack took place at 18.10 (local time), approximately 2,000 feet (600 metres) from the daily sunset flag-lowering ceremony at the border crossing, which is attended by large crowds.No parades will be held at the border crossing for three days. The Wagah-Attari crossing remains open, though members intending to undertake cross-border travel should expect stringent checks and significant delays, and reconfirm the status of the border crossing prior to setting out; aim to reach the crossing before 15revis.30.Travel BriefingThe Jamaat-ul-Ahrar militant group – an offshoot of the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan – claimed responsibility for the attack, stating it was in response to an ongoing military operation against militants in North Waziristan Agency (Federally Administered Tribal Areas). The timing and location of the attack underline the intent to inflict a large number of civilian casualties, as well as attract attention due to the high-profile nature of the daily border ceremony. The suicide bomber had reportedly passed through other checkpoints but was unable to proceed further before undergoing a more thorough security check, and therefore detonated his explosives outside the ceremony venue.Despite the incident, the primary target for militant attacks in the country is expected to remain security force buildings, patrols and checkpoints. However, there is a persistent risk of attacks in densely populated unsecured areas such as markets and places where Westerners and the Pakistani elite are known to congregate; Pakistani security agencies have previously warned that militant groups could attack the Integrated Check Post (ICP) located at the Wagah-Attari crossing. These risks can be mitigated by accommodation choice, robust journey management protocols, maintaining a low profile and minimising time spent at likely targets for attack.Travel Advice Summary
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Special Advisory – Burkina Faso: Defer all travel as situation remains unpredictable after state of emergency, curfew imposed; in-country staff should stand fast (Revised 21.14 GMT)
|Members should defer all travel to Burkina Faso until further notice due to the potential for insecurity associated with an ongoing stand-off between President Blaise Compaoré and anti-government activists demanding that he step down. Protesters ransacked government-related sites in the capital Ouagadougou on 30 October and clashed with the security forces around the presidential palace, in the Ouaga 2000 area. Up to 20 people are reported to have been killed in the disturbances.Compaoré, whose whereabouts are unclear, has dissolved parliament, declared a state of emergency and called for talks with opposition groups. However, the chief of staff of the armed forces, Gal Honoré Traoré, has since imposed a curfew between 19.00 and 06.00 and announced that a transition government will be put in place for a year, in consultation with all political parties. Opposition leader Zéphirin Diabré has rejected the state of emergency and reiterated his demand for Compaoré to resign; the opposition Coalition against the Referendum has called for renewed protests on 31 October at 08.00 (local time) at Rond-Point des Nations Unies.Travel BriefingThe situation is fluid and the military statement on the establishment of a transition administration seems set to supersede Compaoré's earlier announcement. In light of the opposition leader's condemnation of the state of emergency and his political coalition's call for fresh protests on 31 October, further unrest is likely in the next 24 hours if Compaoré does not step down and/or leave the country.Politically motivated attacks on government-related locations – politicians' residences or headquarters of Compaoré's Congress for Democracy and Progress (CDP) – have occurred, as has opportunistic looting at major hotels and shops in Ouagadougou. No attacks on foreign travellers or expatriates have been reported. Members staying at hotels should regroup as much as possible and, if approached by looters, comply with their demands. It is unclear to what extent security forces have redeployed to the streets after seemingly withdrawing from their posts earlier in the day, though the military is likely to seek to enforce the night-time curfew.While the curfew can be expected to instil calm overnight on 30-31 October, both activists and the security forces are likely to take to the streets again early on 31 October. In-country staff should continue to stand fast as we expect that insecurity will remain heightened in the coming 24-48 hours; however, significant unrest has so far mainly been concentrated in Ouagadougou and Bobo-Dioulasso (Houët province), and is less likely in remote rural areas.We are not currently recommending evacuation; travellers should refrain from attempting to reach Ouagadougou International Airport independently. Even if the airport reopens, roadblocks may hamper access to the facility, and flights could be cancelled at short notice in light of the unrest. Any bookings should be reconfirmed and secure transport organised prior to any move to the airport.BackgroundAfter entering the National Assembly early on 30 October to disrupt the vote on the controversial constitutional amendments, protesters ransacked the building and went on to attack other government-related locations across the city, including the headquarters of the ruling Congress for Democracy and Progress (CDP) and residences of CDP-associated MPs. Following initial scuffles at roadblocks erected around the legislature, they faced little resistance from the security forces with the exception of the Presidential Guard, who fired shots at protesters around the presidential palace and have established a security cordon around it. Government buildings remain potential flashpoints for unrest.Travel Advice Summary
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|Burkina Faso: WARNING: Evacuation level increased to WARNING to reflect unpredictable security situation, potential for further deteriorationWe have increased our evacuation level for Burkina Faso to WARNING in light of sustained anti-government riots, which were triggered on 30 October by a controversial government plan to amend the constitution. The situation remains confused and looting at major hotels is reportedly under way in the capital Ouagadougou. The capital's international airport is closed.Travel BriefingAlthough the government has announced that it has withdrawn the controversial bill, which would have enabled President Blaise Compaoré to seek another presidential mandate in the November 2015 election, attacks on government-related locations have continued and protesters have besieged the presidential palace in the Ouaga 2000 area, where heavy clashes have taken place. Although the protests appear to have died down, rioting youths remain in the city and looting is reportedly under way at some hotels. The overall political situation remains fluid, as demonstrated by the lack of any official communication, whether from the government or the military, which appeared to be taking control of the situation earlier in the day.The security environment remains unpredictable and has the potential to deteriorate further, leading to an increase in opportunistic looting, including at business premises and private residences. A curfew is likely to be imposed in the coming hours. We do not anticipate that related developments will pose a direct risk to foreign business travellers, given the domestic focus of these protest; however, due to their perceived wealth, business travellers could be exposed to opportunistic looting and lawlessness during any temporary power and security vacuum.Travel Advice Summary
|30 Oct 2014
Special Advisory – Burkina Faso: Stand fast in a secure location as protesters ransack government buildings in Ouagadougou; defer non-essential travel to country
|Protesters opposed to planned constitutional changes have forcibly entered and ransacked the National Assembly building in the centre of the capital Ouagadougou, according to local media reports. Some protesters have reportedly headed towards the offices of Prime Minister Luc-Adolphe Tiao, while others have ransacked the offices of the state radio and TV station (RTB), as well as those of the ruling Congress for Democracy and Progress (CDP), in central Ouagadougou.The security forces are reportedly not offering significant resistance to the rioters. The government has announced in a statement that it has withdrawn the controversial legislation. Local media indicate that protesters have assembled at Place de la Nation and consider marching towards the presidential palace in the Ouaga 2000 area of the city.Travel AdviceIn-country staff
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Special Advisory – Bangladesh: Tribunal issues death sentence against Islamist opposition leader; avoid any related protests
|The country's International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) on 29 October issued a death sentence against Motiur Rahman Nizami, the leader of the Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) Islamist opposition party, on war crimes charges. Ahead of the verdict, the authorities had heightened security in the vicinity of the High Court complex in the capital Dhaka, where the trial took place, and closed roads in the vicinity of the court, notably between the Department of Fisheries building on Kakrail Road and the Doel Chotwor roundabout. Additional security forces have also been deployed.Travel Advice
|26 Oct 2014
Special Advisory – Afghanistan: Kabul: Rocket attack in Wazir Akbar Khan area underlines risks posed by persistent militancy (Revised 19.43 GMT)
|At least two rockets fired from an unknown location landed at around 21.15 (local time) on 26 October in the Wazir Akbar Khan area of the capital Kabul. Although no casualties were reported and no group has yet claimed responsibility, the attack underlines the persistent militant threat in the capital.Travel BriefingFollow-up security operations may result in traffic restrictions and stringent security checks in the area, which houses several embassies, in the coming hours. Travellers should carry relevant identification documents to ease movement. Militants periodically carry out rocket attacks against targets in the capital, including Kabul airport. Such attacks do not always result in casualties, but may cause damage and disruption.A variety of militant organisations, including the Taliban, have the ability to carry out attacks in the capital. Militant activity – which may take the form of bombings, suicide and rocket attacks, co-ordinated assaults and kidnappings – continues to pose significant direct and indirect risks to travellers. As such, the risks associated with travel to Kabul, and the country as a whole, continue to be rated as EXTREME.Travel Advice Summary
|23 Oct 2014
Americas: Anticipate travel disruption due to Ebola-related restrictions, health screening measures
|The authorities in several countries have introduced entry restrictions to curtail the spread of the Ebola virus. Health screening has also been implemented at ports of entry across the region. Travellers flying from countries affected by Ebola should enquire with the relevant embassies or health ministries about any requirements conditioning entry at their destination and prepare accordingly.The following countries have introduced indefinite restrictions:
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|23 Oct 2014
|Special Advisory – Papua New Guinea: Mount Hagen: Authorities lock down town centre following fire; airport operating normallyThe authorities as of 23 October have heightened security and enforced a lockdown of Mount Hagen (Western Highlands province), including the town centre, following a fire there the previous day, which was accompanied by looting and clashes. Shops, banks, schools and business establishments in the area have temporarily closed. However, businesses outside the town centre are open, and both terminals of Mount Hagen Airport (HGU) are also operating normally.Earlier, the fire destroyed several businesses in the centre of town on 22 October. At least one person was reportedly shot early on 23 October during clashes between students and the police, who used tear gas to disperse reported looters. The situation has reportedly calmed.Travel Advice
|22 Oct 2014
Special Advisory – Egypt: Giza: Avoid vicinity of explosion outside Cairo University
|An explosion occurred on 22 October in front of the Cairo University in Giza (Giza governorate), resulting in an unknown number of casualties. Reports suggest that the blast was caused by a homemade explosive device and targeted security personnel in the area. Further details are still emerging.Travel Advice
|22 Oct 2014
Special Advisory – Canada: Ottawa: Avoid vicinity of parliament building following reports of gunfire
|At least one person has been injured in a shooting near the parliament building in the capital Ottawa. The authorities have locked down the area and the incident is ongoing. Details are still emerging.Travel Advice
|17 Oct 2014
|Americas: Check for Ebola-related restrictions prior to travelThe authorities in several countries have introduced entry restrictions to curtail the spread of the Ebola virus. Health screening has also been implemented at ports of entry across the region. Travellers flying from countries affected by Ebola should enquire with the relevant embassies or health ministries about any entry restrictions at their destination and prepare accordingly. The following countries have introduced indefinite restrictions:
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Brookings Mountain West presents "Three African Futures"
Brookings Mountain West presents "Three African Futures" a talk by John Page, senior fellow, Global Economy and Development.
Africa has experienced a remarkable turn-around in economic performance since 1995. It grew at around 4.6 percent per year during the first decade of the 21st century, and the region boasts three of the world's ten fastest-growing countries. Cheerleaders as diverse as the Economist and the World Bank have branded Africa the developing world's next "frontier market". But beneath the headlines lie some disturbing realities. Africa is not creating enough good jobs – those capable of paying decent wages and providing opportunities to develop skills – and it is not reducing poverty at the same rate as other parts of the developing world. The sources of growth remain heavily concentrated in rising commodity prices and new discoveries of natural resources. This lecture looks at the economic prospects for Africa through the lens of three stylized African futures – business as usual, a dominant role for natural resources, and a new strategy for growth – to provide a deeper understanding of the possibilities and constraints African governments face as they try to secure shared prosperity for the continent.
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"More Is Than Isn't is available Oct. 8th on my label RJ's Electrical Connections. The album is largely instrumental, but I still worked with some great vocalists/friends like Phonte Coleman, Aaron Livingston, Blueprint, P. Blackk, STS, and Khari Mateen. I'm really proud of the range on this album. While I'm tempted to get deeper into descriptions, I also like the idea of you all listening with a clean slate. Just know that I wouldn't bother releasing it if I didnt think it was funky as hell."
More Is Than Isn't Tracklisting:
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Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Entering the final day of September, the Baltimore Orioles will be holding a share of first place in the American League East.
Rookie Manny Machado smacked a tie-breaking solo home run in the bottom of the seventh inning as the surprising Orioles moved into a tie for the division lead with a 4-3 decision over the Boston Red Sox Saturday at Camden Yards.
"It's coming down to the end, it's what we play for," Orioles first baseman Mark Reynolds said. "We're here having fun, just going out, believing we can win every game. It definitely shows. You get a bunch of no-name guys here just having a good time."
Machado sent a 1-1 pitch from Red Sox starter Felix Doubront into the left- field seats to open Baltimore's half of the seventh to snap a 3-3 deadlock.
"They've done a great job with their young third baseman," Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine said of Machado. "He beat us tonight, just played excellent defense."
After relievers Brian Matusz and Darren O'Day combined to retire the side in order in the eighth, Jim Johnson tossed a 1-2-3 ninth to notch his MLB-best 49th save.
Machado added an RBI single earlier in the night as part of a 2-for-3 performance at the plate, while Chris Davis went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer as the Orioles -- who last reached the postseason in 1997 -- reduced their magic number for a playoff spot to two and pulled even with the New York Yankees for the AL East's top spot. New York dropped a 3-2 verdict to Toronto on Saturday.
Baltimore presently holds a one-game edge on Oakland for the AL's No. 1 wild card berth and is 3 1/2 games up on the Los Angeles Angels in the standings.
Tommy Hunter (7-8) earned the win with two scoreless innings in relief of starter Steve Johnson.
Doubront (11-10) struck out 10 batters in seven innings of work, but was saddled with the loss after surrendering four runs -- three earned -- on seven hits.
Jarrod Saltalamacchia had a two-run homer for Boston, which has now dropped eight of its last nine contests and is one defeat away from its first 90-loss campaign since 1966.
The 20-year-old Machado, who's 6-for-11 with three homers and six RBI over Baltimore's last three games, gave his team an early 1-0 edge with a one-out single that plated Davis in the bottom of the second inning. The Orioles would tack on two more runs in the fourth on Davis' 30th homer of the season and fourth in three contests.
Davis' blast brought home Adam Jones, who had reached base on a throwing error by Boston shortstop Mike Aviles.
Saltalamacchia pulled the Red Sox within 3-2 when he followed a leadoff walk to Mauro Gomez with his 25th homer of the year in the top of the fifth, and Boston would score once more an inning later to draw even.
Jacoby Ellsbury opened the sixth with a single and Scott Podsednik walked to end Steve Johnson's evening. After a fielder's choice advanced Ellsbury to third, Cody Ross lifted a fly ball to right against Hunter that was dropped by Davis to allow the Boston leadoff man to cross the plate for a 3-3 tie.
Hunter would escape further damage, however, by getting Gomez to bounce into an inning-ending double play, then tossed a scoreless top of the seventh to keep the game tied prior to Machado's heroics.
Steve Johnson allowed three runs on four hits with three walks before being removed with none out in the sixth.
Ellsbury finished 1-for-4 in his return to the lineup following a six-game
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The Arizona Diamondbacks have reportedly come to terms with Cuban power-hitting outfielder Yasmany Tomas on a six-year, $68.5 million contract.
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Taken over the course of an hour, this is a view of the fields of northwest Ellis County, Kansas in late autumn. I caught an individual shot with an eight point buck just before I set this one up. Don't know if he's hiding in here, but there's certainly lots to find. This is my first large landscape shot with the ...
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This is the first mp3 player i've bought. But with the old minidisc walkman on its last legs and more and more of my music ending up on the computer, i thought it was worth a look.
Like the review says, it comes in the new nano packaging, which is painfully annoying if you don't notice the peel off sticker on the top in order to open the case!
The writers comment of the convience of the dock, well personally, I am at my computer at least once a day, so it isn't terribly inconvient for me to simply dock the shuffle and tell it to autofill / let it charge. Bearing in mind also, that the player is about the size of a 50p coin, the dock isnt that much bigger, so not really that much hassle in that respect.
I noticed a previous comment mentioned the old shuffles didn't remember where you were in a shuffled playlist, that doesn't appear to be a problem with this bad boy.
One thing I absolutely love about this is the little integrated clip. For those who carry around a walkman with an inline remote that you can clip onto your clothing, you'll find this very convenient. The clip isn't as tight or tense as i would like it, but its firm enough to keep it attached to you while on the move.
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Once upon a time, when I started taking commissions, I was young and naive and didn't request payment in advance.
Because of that, many people asked for commissions and never paid for them.
Most of these pictures are Harry Potter related. Some of them, I ended up posting them on my website because, hey, more fanart.
But the ones that included rare pairings or OCs were never posted. And now I'm thinking about selling them. Anyone interested? (especially if you like the pairings, or if, by any chance, the OCs kinda look like yours and you want to think it's her).
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1 Malfoy family with OC (Draco's twin sister)
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1 Voldemort giving the Dark Mark to Percy (A3 size)
They are A4 size (except the last 2) and painted with watercolors.
Let me know if you want to see a preview picture (I'll send you a high quality scan and the original picture after you buy it).
NOTE: Commissions will be closed in November! I still take commissions until the end of October. But if I can't finish your picture before November, you'll have to wait until December.
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Painted Canvas Area Rug
Transform a basic drop cloth into a one-of-a-kind outdoor area rug with these simple steps.
Materials Needed:
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- detail brush
Protect Floor Surface
Roll plastic sheeting out over work surface. To keep it in place, place heavy objects atop all four corners.
Lay Out Drop Cloth
Unroll drop cloth to determine its condition. Get rid of any wrinkles with iron or steamer. Once drop cloth is flat and wrinkle-free, lay on top of plastic sheeting, placing heavy objects on all four corners to keep from moving.
Mark Pattern
With drop cloth laid out on long flat surface, mark pattern using pencil and level.
Apply Base Color
Insert pan liner into paint pan, then pour in base paint color. Add roller cover to paint roller, then dip into paint. Depending on preference, a paintbrush will work just as well. Apply base coat to larger, taped-off areas of drop cloth.
Add Accent Colors
Once base color has dried, apply accent colors between taped-off areas using paint roller or paintbrush. If paint has bled past marked lines, touch up using detail brush.
Remove Tape and Seal
Once paint has dried, remove painter's tape, touching up any tears or rips along the way. Add pan liner to paint pan, pour sealer into pan liner, then dip roller into paint. Cover entire surface of drop cloth evenly.
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