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I've been recommending the Zhongwen extension for Chrome for years already, and it's also the one we recommend to users of the Chinese Grammar Wiki. Well, with the most recent update to the extension, that recommendation has gotten a lot stronger! The Zhongwen extension now makes it easy to look up words on the Chinese Grammar Wiki by keyword. For example, if you're using the Zhongwen extension and mouse over "都," you'll notice that it has a …
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The Chicaro Club in Enid is getting global attention these days, but not necessarily because of its appetizing menu or drink specials. The owner is getting phone calls from all over because of his unapologetic attitude toward some would-be patrons.
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"We have a freedom of speech, but at the same time there's a limit," said Enid native Mack Tay.
For thousands of people, Chicaro Club's owner, Gary James, went over the limit when he said if someone acted too gay he'd kick him out. His comments went viral and folks on the Internet took notice. Within days, users posted fake reviews on the restaurant app Yelp, calling James' bar, "The best gay bar in the southeast."
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MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Brewers let fans design a new uniform for the team to wear in a game. Alright, just for two exhibition games, but fans now can choose which design the Brewers will wear on the field. Last fall, the Brewers announced the "Design a YOUniform" contest, allowing fans to submit a custom uniform design. The three finalists were released Tuesday, with the winner being reveled on Jan. 27 at the "Brewers On Deck" fan fest. Nearly 700 entries were submitted and a panel of judges narrowed the designs down to three Ron Verrecchio of Catonsville, Md., Ben Peters of Richfield, Minn. and Nicholas Fout of Madison, Wis. All three will be on hand when the winner is announced at "Brewers On Deck" in a ceremony hosted by Brewers closer John Axford. "The response to this initiative was tremendous," Brewers Chief Operating Officer Rick Schlesinger said in a statement. "It's a contest that really has not been replicated before, a...
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Vermont Bans FrackingSubmitted by Shaima Al-Khalili on Tue, 2012-05-22 10:45
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Sierra Club's continued sponsorship of McMaster researchSubmitted by Shaima Al-Khalili on Fri, 2012-05-11 13:29
Sierra Club Ontario is happy to announce the commencement of the second phase of McMaster Great Lakes research funded by the Sierra Club of Canada Foundation. The research examines the threats to coastal biodiversity due to changes in the hydrologic regime of Lakes Huron and Erie. The first report (see attachment below), summarizes their main year-one findings.
With continued Sierra Club sponsorship, the research team has just started a second season of tracking the Blanding's turtle, northern pike and as well as beginning a new project identifying muskellunge spawning and nursery habitat in Georgian Bay.
McGuinty Government promises a Great Lakes Protection ActSubmitted by Dan McDermott on Tue, 2012-01-31 13:18
By Dan McDermott, Chapter Director
Premier Dalton McGuinty's commitment to enact a Great Lakes Protection Act (GLPA) was the one new environmental commitment put forward by the Liberals during last fall's election. The environmental community responded positively to the pledge while noting that the funding component mentioned by the Premier was a modest one. It was also noted that the commitment contained no specifics as to what McGuinty saw as priority Great Lakes issues.... Read more »
The Township of Achipelago recognizes Mary Muter for her Great Lakes workSubmitted by Kristina Jackson on Thu, 2011-12-08 13:37
Great Lakes Section Chair Mary Muter was honoured earlier this year by the Township of the Archipelago "for her dedication and hard work in seeking solutions to the current problems facing the water quality and water levels of the Great Lakes." See more online here:
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Awww yea
gonna rule
so down.
Artwork is amazing.
Digging: Downfall of Gaia - Aeon Unveils the Thrones of Decay
earlier date m/
Can't wait.
album art is tits, album should be tits too
saw this and am very excited
100 internets that this will sound exactly like their last 4 records
Good news.
I thoroughly enjoyed The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull back in the day.
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if by awesome you mean redundant then yes ;)
Part I is the definition of music you can listen to while doing anything that requires solace. Seriously, it was ranked.
btw, this is from the original article where i found out about this:
Recorded in the same two week session as 2011's lauded Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light I by Stuart Hallerman at Avast and mastered by Mell Detmer, Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II carries on in the freely and folkloric vein of the last release and invokes even more improvisational and unrestrained energy than its predecessor.
Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light II is striking in many ways, not least in the wildly improvised nature of this particular recording. The songs "Sigil Of Brass" and "The Corascene Dog" perfectly emphasize how the interplay between the foursome has evolved even further since the first installment. Meanwhile, the track "His Teeth Did Brightly Shine" veers further into an entirely other direction, recalling sounds of the great British Acid Folk generation. This new material brings forth some highly original and deeply mesmerizing tones throughout, at times more hopeful and less dark and death oriented than previous work. Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light II is ultimately a completely unanticipated direction for EARTH, and a very welcome one at that.
this should be pretty good, though I can't imagine it will be too much different from part one. hopefully there will be a few tracks as good as "old black" on here.
Should be awesome.
fuck yeah, im looking forward to this. i just hope they change up the sound a little bit.
"100 internets that this will sound exactly like their last 4 records"
just like the last one you mean
hex bees and angel all have different nuances i have no complaints if they keep it up
yes yes YESSSS!!! :] :]
will rule
There is a good chance of me enjoying this.
This makes me happy.
I was thoroughly disappointed with Part One and mostly let down by the live show I attended earlier this year. The highlight though was Dylan's announcement that Ouroboros is Broken would be retired after that night. Needless to say, they dwelled on it for close to half an hour. Can anyone confirm this? I saw'em back in June.
eagerly awaiting part two still
if you were disappointed with part one then you probably shouldn't wait for part two
No dice, still going to check it out.
yeah i saw them earlier this year as well. same story except it was one of the best shows i've ever been to (tied with mount eerie)
beautiful album art. Not into the band
their newer stuff always feels like it falls short of something...
asides from the final track, part one is /perfect/
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Guest post by Angie Swartz, CEO of Square Martini Media. Businesses are flocking to Facebook these days, and with more than 500 million users, it's easy to see why. But we must be careful not to let Facebook become the wizard of our Oz. Nearly everyone wants to direct your attention to Facebook. Small and large businesses are spending lots of money to get us all [&hellip... Read More
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It's time for the Arment Dietrich Facebook question of the week! Erik Hare asks, "How do you get clients to focus strategically on the new social tools and not just on 'I hear a lot about this Twitter thingy.'? How do you get them past image creation and messaging in the old idiom? My answer follows in the video. What advice do you have for Erik? [&hellip... Read More
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Guest post by Elizabeth Sosnow, managing director of BlissPR. Public relations recruiting can be tough, but B2B social media recruiting activity almost put me into an early grave this year. We spent months searching for someone who understood how to marry the complexities of thought leadership creation and hands-on digital skills. Why was it so difficult? There are a whole host of reasons... Read More
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Guest column: Mollie Page ,,, Thanks to you, it's working
By Mollie Page
United Way spokesperson
For the past several years, Collier County residents have witnessed the true wealth of our community through the actions of individuals and groups whose shared mission is to understand, compare and ultimately diversify our landscape.
With so many vested interests and proposed solutions, it's hard to choose one course of action over another.
Should we solicit businesses that develop emerging technologies?
Can we become a competitive medical tourism destination?
Are we so different from other Florida communities?
Comparative studies, roundtable discussions, three-part editorial features. These all do well to help us understand our condition.
Amidst the chatter, diligently working behind the scenes every day is United Way of Collier County. For 55 years, this leadership agency has served as consul and funder of results-oriented programs that help residents at the ground level.
Your United Way is building character for tomorrow's leaders, rescuing families in danger, supporting childhood education, protecting the innocent, feeding the hungry, and healing those who hurt. The agency raised $2.3 million during its last campaign, which will provide funding to over 30 local charities that provide free or reduced-price services to residents in need through hundreds of programs and services.
And like our town, United Way is evolving.
New leadership at the agency knows it must grow along with and be a leader in the community. And while the community's future course has yet been set, United Way will become a brighter light within it.
This added focus will not diminish United Way's end results or its ability to reach those at the ground level and at risk of falling. Instead, the new post will heighten the agency's ability to prevent shadows in the community's future. It will cast a light above our new direction (whatever it may be) in an effort to advance the good of the people and in a manner that more directly identifies opportunities through partnerships and championing the social good.
Known as the charity that gives a hand up, United Way will add new light on existing and newly discovered programs that address gaps in needed services or are preventive in nature. It will do this along with providing a stable and ongoing funding source for quality programs and services.
United Way's points of light are its hundreds of volunteers who review agencies and raise funds putting donor dollars where they are needed most.
All this will essentially create a beacon of light for residents as we navigate the future. It will also better illuminate local programs and agencies that serve both our current and future interests.
Yet, the strength of light we propose to emit depends on the community and its ability to care for its own. It comes from young and old, regardless of race, class or need. It comes from unification, commitment and investment.
You can take part in United Way's new beacon vision during its first Community Campaign Kickoff Week in September.
From Monday (Sept. 24) to Saturday (Sept. 29), United Way will light the torch by hosting several public events.
Details surrounding each event will be shared via the local news media, on United Way's website, social media pages and through its network of supporters.
The week will conclude at the Seventh Annual Walk for the Way on Sept. 29 at North Collier Regional Park. You can do your part to support a light for the future by creating a walk team and fund-raising to support over 30 local human service agencies. A walk team-building kit can be downloaded at www.uwcollier.org/events. Call 261-7112 or email email@example.com.
Become illuminated and help us support those who will need a beacon to follow in the future by learning how you can be part of United Way's work in the community. It's all about Living United!
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text: The Judge The soldiers entered first, in pairs, leaving ghost-trails of street dust in the striped sunlight as they moved. Two of them trained their guns on Maymunah while the others darted expertly and neatly around her small shop, calling to each other in clipped, martial tones as they did so. Smoke-grey visors hid their eyes. Maymunah knew the drill, and put her hands on the glass display counter and tried to breathe deeply. What was it this time, she wondered? There had been no disturbances in this street for a couple of weeks. Two of the soldiers went up the tiny staircase to her apartment above, and two more went into the workshop off to the side. Another soldier came in, without a helmet, but still wearing sun-visors and a yellow dust mask. Maymunah frowned. It couldn't have been that miserable, old cow Deepa, could it? She wouldn't do something like that, would she? Call in an anonymous tip-off, just because Maymunah hadn't paid her last shipping invoice yet? The bloody, old cow, she knew Maymunah was struggling with – The four soldiers re-appeared. "Clear." A nod from the one without a helmet. "Clear." Another nod. Was he in charge? Maymunah palms were sweating against the polished glass of the counter, and her mouth was dry. And then the Judge came in. Maymunah recognised him, although it took her a moment. Not that she didn't know his face – Supreme Court judges were high-profile figures – but that she just didn't expect someone like him to be here. It took her only a few more seconds to work out why he was here, and then her heart really started racing. He was not particularly tall, not particularly handsome and not particularly young, but it was impossible to imagine him not being the focus of everyone's attention. He seemed to drag the light with him from the sun-baked street outside, his mature and confident face dancing with a vigour that belied his years, his pale, blue eyes smooth, unlined and taking in the contents of Maymunah's shop as if he visited places like this every day. Some tiny part of Maymunah had to remind her not to bow. His Gallery followed him in, three silent figures in long, red robes turned brown with dust. The judge nodded to the soldier without a helmet, who barked an incomprehensible command and led the soldiers out of the shop. The door tinkled shut behind them, leaving Maymunah alone with the judge and his Gallery, standing in the settling dust and the golden, shuttered sunlight. The judge took his white gloves off and laid them gently on the counter, then offered his manicured hand to Maymunah. "Judge Akil, Madame. Peace be upon you and this house." His voice was low and soft, like river water over a gravel of deep bass notes. She shook his hand. "Mde. Maymunah, Judge. And upon you peace. How is your health?" She hadn't voted for him, not that it would have made any difference. "Praise be, may the setting sun leave me as the rising sun found me." The formalities over, she watched him look her up and down. "Praise be. How may I be of service to the Judge?" As if she didn't already know. Her business had already increased in just the two weeks since the riots and the fire at the Civic Centre, but it had never occurred to her that her competitor there had had such illustrious customers. Well, it was the Civic Centre, after all. Where else were the elite to go shopping without worrying about being kidnapped, or worse? Judge Akil coughed genteelly, some dust from outside obviously sticking in his throat. "Good, good. Straight to business, Mde. I like that. These too-ings and fro-ings can get rather tedious." With the likes of me, thought Maymunah, although her polite smile never slipped. "It is my Gallery, or rather my link with my Gallery. I need it fixed. The quicker the better." "Of course. May I take a look?" Maymunah gestured at the purple velvet mat on the counter-top, but the Judge didn't move. "My detail had this place vetted, naturally," he said. "Had you vetted. It seems you do decent work. Educated in the Sorbonne – on a scholarship, of course. Husband and son both deceased in the last two years. A hazard of living in this city, no doubt. No-one else living here," – the tone of his voice made it clear how distasteful the judge would have found it had that not been the case for a woman in Maymunah's position – "so no man who can take over your business. I don't often do business with women." He smiled, but none of the warmth of the day shone from it. "You are behind in your rent and your suppliers get paid late. But – you do decent work. And you are the only foreign educated psychanic in the city after that unfortunate fire." Judeg Akil took his collar off, wincing slightly as the link broke. Behind him his Gallery shifted uneasily. He put the collar down on the counter, but didn't take his hand off it. "I don't expect to pay the full rate." He took his hand away. Maymunah nodded politely. It was hardly unexpected. No-one paid women full rate for anything, which was one of the many reasons her business was slowly slipping down the drain. She took a professional look at the collar. A Makrhati as-Dorian, grey in colour, but with some custom additions and plenty of expensive gilt work. Worth a small fortune, but also worthless without the Gallery. "And what seems to be the problem, your honour?" "The link, didn't you listen? It cuts in and out. It's the dust, or the heat." It almost certainly wasn't, but Maymunah nodded anyway. Men so liked to be right about things. "Any problems with the Gallery? Are they new?" She walked around the counter to take a look at the silent trio. "They've all been with me about two years. Some noises and jitter." Maymunah took the red hoods off the three, to get a look at the link mechanism implanted in the back of their skulls. Two women and a man, their faces vacant like mannequins. The eyes of the man were sewn shut, the mouth of one woman stitched shut and the ears of the other woman missing. The usual medieval symbolism the judiciary insisted upon for their Galleries. See no evil, hear no – she paused, her hand freezing mid-touch. "These aren't vat-born." Judge Akil coughed again. "No. There have been some problems with the vats for a while, now. It's not exactly a secret, although it's not common knowledge." Meaning – don't go mentioning it to anyone, woman, unless you want another armed visit in the middle of the night. "These are mind-wipes. Criminals who get deletion instead of execution." He shrugged. "And the odd intact body from the morgues. It's the same thing, really. Vat-born or mind- wipe, they store up the emotions just as readily." Maymunah already knew what was wrong with the link to the Gallery. It was a simple fix, but then the judge didn't know that. She walked around the trio for a few moments, checking here and there, wondering who they had been and what crimes they had committed. Then she saw something she had not expected to and she shuddered, despite the heat of the day, and turned back to the judge. If the judge noticed the change in her demeanour, he did not comment on it. Most likely his gaze had been straying below neck-line, anyway. "You – you are right, your honour. The – the heat and the dust have corroded the rhodium contacts in the receptors and in your collar. I – I will need to repair them all, and order replacement parts." The judge frowned, anger massing his brow for an instant, and then a look of surprise crossed his face. He clearly wasn't used to being angry, but then that was the point of the Gallery and he wasn't wearing his collar. He took a moment to compose himself. "How long, pray, will that take?" Maymunah smiled inwardly, but it was a dark and bitter smile. The judge had just had a taster of what it would be like to go without his Gallery. Let's see how long she could drag this out, she decided. She had no intention now of completing the repair, and desperately needed time to think, but tormenting the judge was all of a sudden a very appealing prospect. "The repairs I will start immediately. This very minute, judge. But I cannot complete them without the replacement parts, and they come from abroad, and must be custom assembled for a model of this rarity and value. I will order them right now, but they will take a week to arrive." "A week! Are you a fool, woman? I cannot go a week without my Gallery! This is madness!" The judge's face was flushed red and his hands were white- knuckled fists. He clearly hadn't experienced his own frustration in many a year, and it was quite a sight to behold. "How can I perform my duties on the bench when I cannot rid myself of – of these negative feelings towards the accused? How will justice be done?" Maymunah knew the perfect reply. Every woman did. "Matters of justice are quite beyond me, your honour. I could not presume to offer you advice. I will complete the repairs as fast as these unworthy fingers will allow." Her head bowed, her stance submissive, the judge was assured that all was right with the world and that he should not trouble a woman with his concerns. It worked every time. The judge seethed and hissed, but eventually managed to calm himself. "Very well. Very well. It seems I have no choice. I will return in four days, Mde. No more. My Gallery will be ready then." The door tinkled as the judge departed, and Maymunah picked up the phone to place the order. She didn't need the parts, but she had a good idea she would be being watched very closely from now on. No matter. Four days would be enough. # Four days would be enough to drive him mad, Judge Akil thought on his way back to the courthouse, and he was not far wrong. He hadn't even got to the bench for the morning's first hearing before his anger had exploded on his clerk, and he had nearly hit the cowering imbecile for forgetting to stamp the necessary motions. Once on the bench matters got worse. Without his Gallery to receive his unwanted emotions, he began to tremble as the case progressed, and one lying witness after another was produced from the police cells. How dare they stand before him and accuse the security services out of their own, worthless mouths of such atrocities. He had some of them sent for flogging, but when he did he felt an unusual wrenching in his gut as they departed his courtroom. What on earth did that signify? Frequent breaks and an early lunch did little to calm Judge Akil, and he began dreading the afternoon session. Another insurrectionist and rioter, with more charges against his name that Akil cared to read. What was this city coming to when a decent man had to walk the same streets as vermin like that? He took enormous pleasure in cutting the man's defence counsel off at every opportunity, denying him his time-wasting and lying witnesses (and thus, in a sense, sparing them from condemning themselves to a flogging) and ultimately sentenced the man to death. After that it was the usual slew of petty criminals and peons rounded up by the police in random sweeps, and the usual slew of punishments meted out. A good day's work, all in all, so why did he feel so exhausted, so clouded, so agitated and so tightly wound? When he went home, he took it out on his wives, and then lay awake for hours, wondering why he couldn't get to sleep. # "Are the repairs complete?" "Judge Akil?" asked Maymunah, surprised at the lack of formal greeting. "You know fine who I am. Are they complete?" The judge's voice coming from the phone was knotted, like a bole in some sun-blasted yew tree, and trembling, ever so slightly. The soft water had dried up, and the bass notes had turned to saw-blades. "It has only been two days, your honour. The parts have been ordered, and I managed to persuade the supplier to deliver them tomorrow. The mention of your name was what –" "Then they will be complete tomorrow?" Desperation now, with a hint of panic. Maymunah smiled, but tried to keep the enjoyment from her voice. "Sadly, no. The cultured cells take at least twenty four hours to bond to the rhodium alloy. Without proper bonding the psy-link between you and the Gallery will be –" "I am a leper, woman. Are you aware of that? To be without a Gallery is – do you have any idea who I socialise with? I cannot show my face in the Houses of Democracy, and after leaving the bench I must hide from my fellow judges. I must have my Gallery back. Must, must, must. It is like being naked in the house of a stranger." You should have obtained a spare then, you penny-pinching old fool, thought Maymunah. But then you wouldn't have come to me, would you? God does work in mysterious ways. "It is exhausting," Akil ranted on. "Do you have any idea? An accused yesterday – the crimes he had – I felt hatred for him. Hatred! Do you have any idea how exhausting hatred is? Fix it. Make the repairs." "Of course, your honour. Of course. All other work has been put aside." If there had been any, that was. "Do you know how dangerous this city is, woman? The riots, the bombings, the kidnappings? Of course you don't, you have so little to lose. They must be as the sound of wind to the likes of you, but how can decent men live like this? Walled up like this? I can't go out, it's too dangerous. I stay in and my wives drive me to distraction. Fix it. Fix my Gallery." The line cut off abruptly, and Maymunah put the phone down. Then she went upstairs to finish bathing her son. # The four days were finally up. The soldiers came, Mde. Maymunah put her hands on the counter-top, the soldiers searched and the soldiers left. Maymunah gently ushered the Gallery out of the workshop, the actuators on the implants doing the actual walking for them, and presented them to the judge, along with the beautiful gold and grey collar. "All repairs are complete, your honour." "About damned time." Judge Akil was no longer the man he had been. His pale, blue eyes were red-rimmed and puffy and in them anger danced alone, the easy vigour long gone. His face was now more aged than mature, now more vicious than confident, and no more did he seem like the natural centre of attention. "Your collar will take a few moments to re-connect, your honour. You may want some privacy while this takes place. May I suggest my workshop?" Maymunah gestured through the open door. "I'll be wanting something extra off the bill, woman, for all the inconvenience you've caused me." Judge Akil snatched the collar and strode into the workshop. Maymunah bridled, but said nothing and followed him, not that she expected to be paid at all, but the businesswoman in her still couldn't help objecting. The judge stopped as he fumbled with the collar lock. "Damned thing's jammed – that's better. Good." He paused, looking at the contents of the workshop, and at an unrolled leather kit-bag of gleaming metal tools. "What in the seven hells is all that?" "Something my late husband collected, your honour. Ancient medical instruments." The collar momentarily forgotten, Judge Akil picked up one of the pieces. "Sheffield steel. Quite rare. Have you had these valued? Do they still have a keen –" The judge swore and sucked his thumb. The edges of the pieces were still razor-sharp. Maymunah had made sure of that. The judge picked the instruments up one by one, appraising them. "Yes, quite valuable. I could offer you a decent price for these. Very decent. You'd be a fool to refuse. Hard to believe surgeons used these once, actually cut into people's flesh to cure them. I can't abide the thought of that. Most macabre. Can't stand the idea of anything getting under my skin. I must make you an offer." "First, your honour, the collar. You will want to connect to your Gallery again." "Yes, yes, I was getting to that. Leave me now, I will call you when the link has established itself." Mde. Maymunah dipped her head and left, closing the door behind her. As quietly as she could, she turned the lock. The silent trio of the judge's Gallery stood impassive as statues. She activated the linking mechanism at the back of the man's head, and then waited for the screaming to start. She didn't have to wait long. She put her hand to the face of the sightless man who, if he noticed her touch, gave no more sign than he had over the last four days. At the back of his head, the link hummed softly, no longer receiving now, its function reversed by Maymunah's expert work over the last four days. She caressed her son's face, almost unrecognisable from the impassioned and energetic student he had once been. As a frantic hammering came from the door to the workshop, she ran her fingers down and over the puckered bullet hole in his neck. It had been in the city morgue, two years and a lifetime ago, when she had seen that wound for the first time through a veil of tears, and four days ago when she had seen it a second time. "All those unwanted feelings, my darling Farid. You've kept them for that worthless bastard for long enough. Time to give him them back. Give him back all his anger and hatred and guilt and fear. Show him what he's been missing. It's time for him to live as one of us." The screaming grew hoarser and more intense. The battering at the door turned into a scratching, clawing sound, fingernails tearing on splintered wood. She reached around and activated the links on the backs of the heads of the other two members of the Gallery. For an instant the screaming stopped, and then it started again an octave higher. She wondered if the soldiers outside would hear, but the shop's walls were thick and the street outside was noisy. They would be smoking, scratching themselves and making inappropriate comments to passing women. A muted crashing sound came from through the workshop door, the sound of tables and chairs being overturned and equipment smashed in a mindless frenzy. A Gallery would only last about two years before it had to be replaced, before the once-empty minds of its members were full to the brim, like rubbish bins overflowing, and in those two years the Gallery would soak up a lot of dark and twisted emotion. More than any man could take in one go. Metallic sounds signalled the medical instruments crashing to the floor. The elite enjoyed a privileged existence, safe from the harsh lessons of guilt and fear, safe from the empathy with the teeming commoners that anger and frustration could provoke. Judge Akil was learning just how privileged it was. Maymunah made herself a cup of lemon tea, and swept up some of the dust the soldiers had left. When the noises finally stopped, Maymunah sat the women down and turned off their actuators and links. They slumped dead in the wicker chairs, like puppets with the strings cut. Then she took her son in her arms and, with a silent prayer to his soul in heaven, turned his off also. His sudden weight nearly twisted her back, but she held him tightly as she lowered him gently to the carpet. She gave him a kiss on each blind eye before unlocking the workshop door. Anger and fear were powerful emotions, but guilt was the strongest. The accumulated remorse and guilt of a man who had lived the life of a devil while believing himself an angel would have been like a black tidal wave in the night. All those feelings under his skin, with nowhere for them to go. He was so used to getting rid of them. And so, in his madness, he had tried. What was left of Judge Akil lay trembling and curled on the floor, his limbs twitching spastically, the pool of blood under him soaking into the hessian. Next to him lay the medical instruments. He had used them, almost all of them by the look of it. He had said, had he not, that he could not abide the thought of anything getting under his skin? The twitching and trembling were slowing as Maymunah stood over his body. "Matters of justice are quite beyond me, your honour," she whispered. Maymunah took a small pistol from a locker under one of the wall-benches and sat with it in her lap. Her husband had given it to her, for safety, he had said, when the troubles began. There was no need to load it, even if she could remember how. Soon the soldiers would come, and soon she would be with her son and her husband again. She smiled, and sighed, and sat back to watch the judge die. THE END


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WASHINGTON, DC – Oregon's Senator Jeff Merkley released the following statement after voting against the final version of the National Defense Authorization Act, which stripped out earlier provisions in the Senate bill that were designed to protect American citizens against indefinite detention:
"The freedom and liberty of American citizens are the bedrock, founding principles of our government. I am extremely disappointed that after the Senate unanimously passed this bill 98-0, it came back from negotiations with the House stripped of a bipartisan provision designed to safeguard that freedom and liberty. The indefinite detention of citizens, without due process or the right to a speedy trial, goes against our Constitution and our core principles as a nation. Though I support much of this bill, I voted no because allowing those policies to continue unchecked undermines the freedoms written into our founding documents, and that is unacceptable.
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England 0 Germany 1 match report: Same old story as Germans are too hot for England thanks to Per Mertesacker winner
Visiting captain Per Mertesacker scores decisive goal as Three Lions lose two in a row at Wembley for first time since 1977
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Sam Wallace is Football Correspondent for The Independent.
Wednesday 20 November 2013
While Europe came alive with Cristiano Ronaldo's heroics in Stockholm and France's great comeback in Paris, so Wembley muttered and grumbled as a familiar plot-line unfolded involving England and those obdurate chaps they call Die Nationalmannschaft.
The Germany squad had shown a laid-back, more easy-going side by taking the tube to Wembley for their training session there on Monday evening. Tonight they were back in character. Well-organised, defensively-sound and capable of scoring the crucial goal, albeit without the spark they have shown in recent years. They had lots of players missing but, well, they got the job done.
And England? They had a good first half until they conceded the Per Mertesacker goal that decided the game, and after that it was ragged at best. Andros Townsend hit the post in the second half but there was not a single shot on target that forced a save from Roman Weidenfeller. The five substitutions from England did not help the team to settle, but then Germany made six changes had it did not affect them
Later Roy Hodgson bemoaned his team's failure to create the chances that might have won them the game. He was in a contrite mood, given how forcefully he has stood up to public opinion on recent England performances. "The major disappointment is twofold: we didn't show the quality I expected, and having 150,000 people through to watch us [tonight and in the defeat to Chile on Friday] we sent them home disappointed."
It did not feel as if Hodgson had to be that apologetic. No-one is any doubt what England are, a middling side outside the elite of world football - yet when their deficiencies are emphasised by quality opposition there is the usual outpouring of anger. There were boos again at the final whistle, although it was a bit like getting on West Bromwich Albion's case for failing to beat Real Madrid.
It did not help that England offered so little in attack. The result meant it was two straight defeats for Hodgson at Wembley, the first time that has happened to England since 1977. Of course, in terms of players and the length of time Joachim Low has had in the job to formulate a team and a style, England are a long way behind Germany. That much was true before a ball was kicked.
In qualifying, England showed a decent competence in their last two games. What was missing here was a flash of brilliance or unpredictability to give their manager something to think about in the long months before Denmark visit in March.
In the closing stages, Jordan Henderson and Jack Wilshere, both substitutes, never looked likely to not find a way to break down Germany from centre midfield where Toni Kroos was excellent. Townsend's running with the ball remained the greatest threat to the visitors all night - and that was not saying much. There just was not enough about England for a restless Wembley crowd to get excited about.
Hodgson picked a formation that for much of the game looked like 4-4-2 when England had the ball. It is hard to imagine that England would still be playing that way, more than three years after that system played its part in their defeat to Germany in South Africa. Yet, for much of the first half they held their own.
Per Mertesacker watches as his header beats Joe Hart to give Germany the lead (Getty)
At a push, you could say that England matched up the Germans' 4-2-3-1 when England were defending, especially when Wayne Rooney dropped back. They were neat and tidy in the period before Germany's goal on 38 minutes. Not much of a cutting edge, and far too much going sideways, but they passed the ball with a confidence and a zip at times that had the Germans chasing.
With the likes of Thomas Muller, Mats Hummels and Julian Draxler on the bench - and Mesut Ozil, Manuel Neuer, Philipp Lahm and Bastian Schweinsteiger out the squad - this was a weakened Germany team. But it was not quite the B-team as advertised, and with the likes of Mario Gotze, Marco Reus and Toni Kroos in the side they were always going to have their moments.
Townsend carried the ball forward well at times. Daniel Sturridge tricked Jerome Boateng beautifully in the penalty area only for the defender to recover superbly. Rooney had a looping header that went over the bar on 20 minutes. It was in that first half an hour that Hodgson's team needed to pounce but they could not crank up the pressure sufficiently.
They conceded Mertsesacker's goal just moments after Joe Hart had saved brilliantly from the Germany captain, diving to his left to push the ball around the post. When Gotze crossed from the right Mertesacker beat Chris Smalling to the ball and opened up the angle to head it across Hart and into the far corner.
Mertesacker drops to his knees in celebration of his goal (Getty)
In the moments after that goal, the tension began to tell for England. Wembley began getting restless at what it regards as a familiar story. Kyle Walker did not help matters by knocking a free-kick on the right across the pitch and into touch. Steven Gerrard had space for a right foot shot with a minute of the half to go, and it landed on the roof of Weidenfeller's net.
As the substitutions came in the second half, so the game became more fragmented. Gerrard was replaced early, with Henderson. Kieran Gibbs came on for Ashley Cole. Wilshere replaced Tom Cleverley. Still England adhered to the 4-4-2 formation while Germany took a grip of the midfield.
It was a good half for Hart, aside from one more of those worrying sprints out his area which has been his undoing at Manchester City. On this occasion there was no more damage done than the flattening of poor old Smalling. Although you have to wonder where these sudden urges in Hart to become the team's sweeper come from.
Hart was much better when he was forced to stare down the attacker and rely in his instincts to get himself in front of the shot. He saved well from Reus when Gotze beat Phil Jagielka and the recovery tackle succeeded only in directing the ball to the Borussia Dortmund man. The England goalkeeper also did well to get in the way of a shot from Gotze on 65 minutes.
Andros Townsend hit the post with a left-footed effort (Getty)
As for England they struggled to keep their momentum going through their substitutions. The best chance created was one of Townsend's runs from right to left and then a shot with his left foot that hit the post. By the latter stages, England had Barkley on the left wing and Sturridge partnering Rickie Lambert in attack. It felt like the tired last few knockings of a long international break.
Townsend had one more run and shot before the end of the game, but it was Germany who always looked the more inventive with Andre Schurrle coming on late to join Gotze in the attacking three behind the striker. The away team were delighted with their win and went over to their small knot of supporters at the end. Some consolation that it does still mean something to Germany to beat England at Wembley.
England (4-4-2): Hart; Walker, Smalling, Jagielka, Cole (Gibbs 52); Townsend, Gerrard (Henderson 56), Cleverley (Wilshere 64), Lallana (Lambert 76); Rooney (Barkley 71), Sturridge.
Germany (4-2-3-1): Weidenfeller; Westermann (Draxler 67), Mertesacker, Boateng (Hummels ht, Howedes 65), Schmelzer (Jansen ht); S Bender, L Bender; Gotze, Reus (Schurrle 82), Kroos; Kruse (Sam 56).
Referee S Lannoy (France)
Man of the match Gotze
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Convicted child killer Eugene Gall up for parole 34 years after rampage through southwestern Ohio
CINCINNATI -- In 1979, Eugene Gall pleaded guilty to killing 14-year-old Beth Ann Mote.
Two years prior, the Oakwood, Ohio girl was walking to school when Gall pretended to stop and ask her for directions. In the next six months, Gall would abduct and rape at least four more girls in Dayton, Beavercreek and Cincinnati.
But Gall's guilty plea 34 years ago wasn't the end of his story: Now, at age 67, he will be considered for parole.
When Gall was convicted in 1979, he was already on death row in Kentucky. He had taken 12-year-old Lisa Jansen off the streets of her Columbia Township neighborhood and drove her to Kentucky where she was raped and shot to death.
However, a federal appeals court tossed out the Kentucky conviction, saying prosecutors failed to prove key elements of the case. The appeals court also said a prohibition against double jeopardy forbade a retrial. Rather than have Gall involuntarily and indefinitely committed in a civil proceeding, Kentucky turned Gall over to the Lebanon Correctional Institute in 2001 to serve a life sentence in Ohio for rape and murder in multiple other attacks on young girls.
Authorities in Ohio gave Gall credit for time served out-of-state, which is why this Monday, he will be considered for parole eight years earlier than anyone expected.
"No, I never expected him to be eligible for parole," Doris Mote, mother of the murdered Oakwood girl, told WCPO news partner WHIO. "He needs to stay in jail for public safety."
Mote traveled from out of state last week to plead with the Ohio Parole Board to keep her daughter's killer behind bars. WHIO reports she has support from Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and from Montgomery County prosecutors who handled the Mote case.
"The only thing I can tell you is, I would hope that his chances are nil to none," Montgomery County Prosecutor Mathias Heck Jr. told WHIO.
Linda Tally Smith, the current Commonwealth's Attorney in Boone County where Gall was convicted, recalled thinking of him as "the monster under the bed."
Authorities believe the Gall they know today is the same man who went on his rampage of rape and murder over three decades ago.
"He has said before that he feels that he will be impulsive and kill again and that needs to be considered by the Parole Board when they take this into consideration that he should not be released," Assistant Prosecutor Mary Montgomery told WHIO.
Prosecutors expect a decision on Gall's parole about two weeks after he goes before the board Monday.
WHIO obtained a letter DeWine sent to the Parole Authority on Tuesday, strongly opposing any consideration of parole for Gall.
In the letter DeWine said, "He has taken at least two lives that we know of and preyed on countless innocent children. If released I have no doubt that he will revert to these unspeakable ways again."
To read the full story from WHIO, CLICK HERE.