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Under crushing financial strain, Kumar Budathoki sold one of his kidneys to organ traffickers for US$5,000, a sum he hoped would help set him up for a lifetime free of money problems.
Human Rights Watch criticized the Cambodian government's latest crackdown on dissent, urging foreign donors Friday to condemn an "escalating wave of abuse" against peaceful protesters.
US President Barack Obama on Friday urged Myanmar to hold "free, fair and inclusive" elections as he threw his weight behind a bid by opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi to change a constitution that bars her from the presidency.
Bangladesh's war crimes court Thursday sentenced a fugitive mayor to death for mass murder and rape during the 1971 independence struggle against Pakistan, the latest opposition figure to face the gallows.
US President Barack Obama told Myanmar's rulers its celebrated democratic reforms are backsliding, ahead of a regional summit Thursday designed to showcase the country's transition from army-led isolation.
Military activities carried out by Myanmar's powerful minister of home affairs when the country was under dictatorship could constitute war crimes, a new study charges, saying there is evidence that he and two other generals were responsible for the executions, torture and enslavement of civilians by troops during a large-scale offensive against ethnic rebels.
U.S. President Barack Obama will meet Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi in Yangon on Nov. 14 during a six-day trip that also includes stops in China and Australia, the White House said Tuesday.
Mongolia's parliament voted Wednesday to dismiss the prime minister, who has been under fire for alleged corruption within his administration and who faced criticism for drastically slower economic growth.
Violence broke out in Bangladesh on Monday after the country's highest court upheld the death sentence of an Islamist party leader convicted of committing war crimes, including mass murder, during the 1971 independence conflict.
A media tycoon who is a key figure in Bangladesh's largest Islamist party was sentenced to death Sunday for war crimes, just days after its leader was ordered to hang for similar offenses.


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|MCC Trains Ambassadors to Senior Community
|Community News - Community News
|Written by Muslim Link Staff
|Saturday, 16 February 2013 14:09
Visiting the sick and mourners is a great act of worship. To organize and facilitate this , Muslim Community Center has started a new effort run by the seniors. The Muslim Community Senior Program announced the successful training and graduation of the first cadre of MCC Senior Program Ambassadors.
The training which was sponsored by the MCC Clinic under the leadership of Dr. Azad Ejaz, was conducted by the Washington Adventist Hospital, and the MCC Imam Mohamed Sh. Mohamed.
"Working in collaboration with the MCC Clinic and our MCC Imam Mohamed Sh Mohamed, our ambassadors will be actively engaged in reaching out to the sick and bereaved, in hospitals, and throughout our community," said Mona Negm in an email.
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Good Deed Club Delivers Gifts to Veterans
Updated: 02/15/2012 - Several residents at The Villas in Sparks have created a "Good Deeds Club", when once a month they either make or donate something to a group of individuals or organization.
Updated: 02/15/2012 - Several residents at The Villas in Sparks have created a "Good Deeds Club", when once a month they either make or donate something to a group of individuals or organization.
Updated: 02/15/2012 - The Nevada Humane Society is offering a special that's good only on Valentine's Day.
Updated: 02/01/2012 - Some recent nursing graduates from all over the country are in Reno for a new program at Saint Mary's.
Updated: 02/01/2012 - A new technology at two gyms in both Reno and Sparks allows you to take a fitness class anytime you want.
Updated: 01/30/2012 - A donation fund has been setup to help the Leglise family after their baby was diagnosed with cancer.
Updated: 01/27/2012 - If you have legal questions and you need answers, one local group of lawyers says they'll do it for free. It's all part of their effort to give back to the community and help a local food pantry.
Updated: 01/19/2012 - For the 21st year, "The Sheep Show" is back in Reno. It's the world's largest mountain hunting and conservation convention in the world.
Posted: 01/12/2012 - If your New Year's resolution is to lose weight, we've got one way for you to shed the pounds. It's a workout called "Crossfit," and it's not your typical workout.
Updated: 12/30/2011 - There's no excuse for drinking and driving! There are plenty of ways to get home on New Year's, and some are even free!
Updated: 12/17/2011 - Volunteers are getting "Locomotive 25" ready for the 23rd Annual Santa Train in Carson City.
Posted: 12/12/2011 - "Be A Santa to A Senior" campaign still has about 200 seniors who need holiday donations this year.
Updated: 12/07/2011 - Local Pearl Harbor survivor Robert H. Lloyd was on the base in Oahu when it was bombed 70 years ago.
Updated: 12/02/2011 - There's a new workout craze that's made for everyone, and personal trainers say it really helps strengthen your core.
Posted: 11/21/2011 - People who are coming home to burned-down or smoke damaged homes now have even more to deal with as they start to file insurance claims.
Updated: 11/17/2011 - One local doctor is helping men and women cure leaky bladders without going under the knife.
Updated: 11/11/2011 - The Monster Truck Mafia is ready to show Reno what they've got!
Updated: 11/10/2011 - One local dentist's office is offering free dental care this Friday. The only catch? You'll need to line up early and bundle up to brave the cold weather.
Updated: 11/08/2011 - If you have old computers or electronics lying around, there's a place you can take them to be recycled for free!
Updated: 11/07/2011 - One local doctor says you don't have to spend more money to eat healthy.
Updated: 10/28/2011 - Virginia City is in the running to become The Most Haunted City in America. KOLO investigates.
Updated: 10/25/2011 - Join Together Northern Nevada is working with the DEA and local law enforcement agencies to collect unused prescription medication.
Posted: 10/13/2011 - More than 500 Girl Scouts and scout leaders will be performing at The University of Nevada's Homecoming half-time show on Saturday, October 15th.
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Scratch Art Turkey
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This story takes place in The Lunaverse. After the events of Longest Night, Longest Day, Trixie's house has been destroyed by rioting ponies, so now she must seek out the help of her friends to find a place to stay until her place can be fixed. Hilarity ensues.
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I started a story. A story about Tom and Spike.
And now it's two months later, and I haven't done a damn thing with it.
.......yeah, I'm gonna fix that.
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Listen well, for what I am about to tell you is a secret of the highest secrecy. Spike bravely flung himself down the dreaded passage, his head and heart filled with worry for all life, including the lives of the three demons who had caused this catastrophe in the first place.
But, as is with most things in life, the reality of the situation far outweighed anything his imagination could even hope to conceive of.
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That ending... I am so glad I wasn't drinking anything...
A few typos, though. If you don't mind...
"My friends will get here and than you'll never be able to hurt anyone ever again!" Should be 'then'.
Corona rose slowly from here throne, walked towards Trixie, walking through the flames, the flames themselves parting, letting Corona through.
*Should be 'her'
After I finished reading this I was going to open up the original to compare, but that seems to be gone now. By my memory though, this looks to be a major improvement.
Trixie has not been in Ponyville long,"had"
She joke to herself cynically"joked"
I still think it would be better if the motel where full up with travelers from all over Equestria, but this line is almost funny enough to make me overlook that bit of fridge logic.
I'll make sure that monster won't get everyone ever again.I think "anyone" would be more appropriate.
She saw a bench, which she sat in,Minor quibble perhaps but "on" might seem more correct.
You know, earlier he wouldn't shut up about the show you put on earlier,Technically correct I guess, but using the word "earlier" like that twice sounds a bit repetitive. I'd suggest keeping the first and dropping the second.
Yes, yes it was.
That was a pretty good rewrite. Boredom seems good for your writing.
Now, I'm sorry but I must break character (from myself) and correct what both you, RK_Striker and Emeral somehow missed.
wondering if the Universe had planned this
Don't you mean the Lunaverse? Okay, that's one's a joke. Now for the serious less stupid actual corrections.
I wouldn't be able to look myself in the mirror if I did that"
I think there's a quote mark missing at the start. And an 'at' in the middle.
praying to Luna herself that would not have to
- 'that she would not have to'
'Cheerilee was right She DOES have a strong command of the Equestrian tongue...'
missing punctuation of some sort after "right"
Raindrops house
Add an apostrophe for possession
"Snips in gonna be SO jealous!"
Snips in? Snips is.
Wow. I never expected to actually do correcting for anything here (as in FiMFiction in general), no matter how much I saw. I guess stuff like the thousand instances of 'drug' instead of 'dragged' finally drove me over the edge required for proofing.
([not to you specifically, just need to vent this] I don't care if 'drug' is what you learned to use in school, I don't care how many teachers tell you that you should use it. It's wrong. You're supposed to use dragged.)
>>1166111 Yes, it was. My sides still hurt from laughing so hard. I guess Cheerilee was right...Lyra really DOES have a strong command of the Equestrian tongue.
This rewrite is funnier than the original.
HA! I like the dream addition. The re-write is a definite improvement and cleanup. Good job!
But since Town Hall always needs someone to man itShould be 'needs someone to pony it', maybe?
Oh, Lyra!
Noticed a few typos, but otherwise this is definitely an improvement.
Nicely done, especially the Carrot Top reveal, which I really should have seen coming. ^^ I love Trixie's 'The show must go on' mentality, as well. :)
I don't know too much of the Lunaverse I freely admit but That was hysterical Trixie's behaviour with Snails was true D'awww level.
Snails was the little brother unicorn Raindrops was talking about?
Oh god, that ending, I loved it. This was hilarious and a perfect way to end it.
"Please let this be normal, please let this be normal"
Move paragraph down a line.
It doesn't matter how tired you may be.
Move paragraph up to the eclipses.
Encore Performance.
Move down a line.
"um....about that..."
Fifth time's the charm, right?"
If that was supposed to be spoken out loud it needs beginning " marks.
"Hey twixie!"
Lyra's tongue is the fuel of many sexy nightmares. Poor Trixie.
Including not capitalizing names, or the beginning of sentences? And the 'Fifth time's a charm' the end " marks, where are the beginning ones supposed to be? But the lines though, I can get that ... one of those weird artistic license with paragraphs that I see every now and then.


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Ohio State is No. 1 in AP Top 25
NEW YORK Hit the reset button on the college football season.
There's a new No. 1 team in Ohio State and uncertainty at the top of the rankings for the first time all season, after Alabama's 19-game winning streak ended at South Carolina.
The Southeastern Conference, which has won the last four national championships, has some catching up to do in the 2010 title chase. The Buckeyes and No. 2 Oregon have a couple of BCS busters in No. 3 Boise State and No. 4 TCU on their tails. And for the first time in about a decade, Nebraska is a legitimate national championship contender.
The Buckeyes moved up one spot in The Associated Press poll after preseason No. 1 Alabama lost for the first time since the 2009 Sugar Bowl. The Crimson Tide fell 35-21 on Saturday.
Ohio State received 34 first-place votes and Oregon (15), Boise State (eight), TCU (one) and No. 6 Oklahoma (two) also got first-place votes from the media panel Sunday.
Auburn is the highest ranked SEC team at No. 7. An SEC team, either Florida or Alabama, had held the top spot in the last 29 AP polls, dating to Nov. 2, 2008. The last time the highest ranked SEC team was this far away from No. 1 was Oct. 22, 2006, when Auburn was ranked seventh.
The Crimson Tide slipped to No. 8 - and second in the state - while LSU was No. 9 and South Carolina moved up nine spots to 10th after the program's first win against a top-ranked team.
The last time Ohio State was No. 1 was the final regular-season poll of 2007.
That season ended with LSU beating the Buckeyes in the BCS championship game to become the first national title winner with two losses. That type of mayhem is a long way away, but the potential for BCS controversy is high, unlike last season, when Florida, Alabama and Texas moved into the top three spots in late September and didn't budge until the SEC title game.
"You take a look at the top 10 week to week and the precarious nature of any ranking is obvious - just review the change in the makeup of the Top 10 between the beginning of the season until now," Ohio State coach Jim Tressel said Sunday in a statement.
While Tressel's rigid remarks scored low for enthusiasm, the insight was on target.
Four teams that started the season ranked in the top 10 have fallen out, including Texas and Virginia Tech, which are gone all together. Florida is down to No. 22 after losing its second straight game. The Gators fell 33-29 to LSU and have their worst showing in the poll since they were unranked to end the 2004 season, Ron Zook's last as Florida coach.
Seven other teams that started the season ranked are gone from the AP Top 25 this week.
There are eight undefeated teams in the top 10 and five more lurking outside of it, starting with No. 11 Utah. Arkansas is No. 12 with unbeaten Michigan State at No. 13. Stanford and Iowa round out the top 15.


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The South By Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin is another one of those week-long events (and by week-long, I mean ten days) in Austin, Texas. The first part of the week is the Interactive portion of the festival, where new technology is highlighted (this is where Twitter started gaining super-stardom two years ago). The second part of SXSW is an INSANE music festival that happens in (what seems like) every bar in town (thousands of bands and fans flock to Austin for this). There's also a film festival that goes the entire ten days. If you don't have plans to go by now, you're probably screwed. But there's a silver lining here, for those of you who aren't going.
Brightkite is a location-based social network that enables you meet people based on the places you go. Brightkite interfaces with some of the other social networking sites you know and love, like Twitter, Facebook, and Flickr. Go sign up at their site and take a test drive (try out the iPhone app, too). Once you're there, add Flying Dog as a friend.
Suffice it to say that Brightkite is a pretty big deal, and they're getting bigger by the day. They're having a party in Austin next Monday, and apparently a few thousand people have RSVPed. For those of you in Denver who aren't going to Austin, Brightkite and Flying Dog Brewery are bringing a little bit of SXSW to you.
Since we can't be in Austin next week (the life of a beer baron keeps us busy here), we're going to have a little party in Denver that coincides with the Brightkite party in Austin. We'll have some developers from Brightkite and also some Flying Dog employees on hand to hang out with. We'll be around to answer your questions, but more importantly, we'll be here to talk about beer and tech.
See you Monday! If you can't make it, we'll be monitoring our twitter and brightkite accounts to have some conversations with you, long distance.
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PALO ALTO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/20/13 -- David Feldman, CEO of ZF Micro Solutions, issues the following statement:
"We are pleased to announce that the ZFx86 FailSafe® MicroSystem-on-Chip for industrial embedded control is again in production after ZF's bankruptcy, caused by a battle with out-of-state Venture Capital firms we believe were using California Courts illegally attempting to misappropriate our technology and assets, was dismissed.
"Demand for our unique processor is building rapidly and orders are being accepted on a first come first served basis with initial availability expected in May.
"The under 1-watt FailSafe ZFx86 is an alternative for applications where 16 or 32-bit microcontrollers are used but it has the advantage that it includes a 100MHz 486DX4 core with FPU and patented fail-safe system recovery mechanism that can restore operation even after system software failure. It boots and is a functional system on application of power and runs all software designed to run on 186/286/386/486 cores."
About the ZFx86 - FailSafe® ZFx86-based designs can be completed in record time because of the included PC BIOS, DR-DOS license and open source board-level reference designs available. The ZF-Logic module is a set of built-in embedded control functions that use dedicated IO to simplify control of external devices. The internal Boot-Up-ROM is a built-in prototype debug tool residing in ROM memory. On power-up, it performs basic initialization and tests the internal Static RAM that is used as an 8K scratch pad area. It assures system access even if all other software has been corrupted. After initialization, all of the following components are active: North Bridge, South Bridge, ISA Bus, Internal Static RAM, IRQ controller, Timer (8259), and COM1.
The ZFx86 has been used in hundreds of applications including industrial control, point-of sale, security systems, and human machine interface devices.
Sample quantities of the ZFx86 in a 388BGA package are available now for design prototyping. ZFx86 pricing ranges from $18 to $48 depending on quantity and temperature range requirements.
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Just got this Franklin & Marshall College Poll of 640 registered voters in Pennsylvania that shows Clinton beating Obama there.
Hillary Clinton still leads Barack Obama in the race for the Democratic nomination, 44% to 32%. Clinton's margin has dropped eight points since January, where she led Obama 40% to 20%. Clinton leads Obama among women, whites, and those with the least education. Obama does better among non-whites and those with a college degree. Obama does not yet hold an advantage among young adults, which is a group he has won by large margins in many early primary states. One in five (20%) Democrats remain undecided, and about two in five (37%) respondents who voice a candidate choice are still making up their minds.
Clinton supporters are apt to cite health care as the issue that first comes to mind when they think of her, while Obama supporters cite Iraq, health care and change when they think of him.
The poll suggests that if the election were held now, McCain and Clinton would tie (46 percent apiece), while McCain would edge Obama, 44-43. That's not such a vast difference but it's intriguing. In terms of Obama being a "risky" candidate, Pennsylvania strikes me as a state that Democrats have consistently carried in recent elections but that Obama conceivably could lose -- I don't think Rendell was making that stuff up.
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There seems to be a strong sentiment in this country to legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes or general use. This question is not as simple as people think. The proponents will argue it is safer than alcohol, not addicting, and could significantly raise tax revenues. I can't argue with any of those claims on the surface, but there are deeper issues involved.
Many employers mandate drug testing to help control insurance costs across the board. In many cases, if you are involved in a company accident that involves a workmen's compensation claim being filed or if there is damage to property, a drug and alcohol test is required by company policy. A test for alcohol will give you a level of the alcohol in your system on the spot. Common tests for marijuana will just reveal the toxins in your system, and they stay for 30 days.
How does an employer know someone on the job wasn't smoking weed? Besides a smell test of the person, which probably wouldn't stand up in court, there would be no way of determining if the person smoked 10 minutes ago or two weeks ago without a more expensive test. Do employers want or need people smoking weed on the job? Clearly not.
By the way, can an employer tolerate a person who smells like marijuana in his work environment even if he/she were smoking it on the way to work?
What if American farmers converted hundreds of thousands of acres used for the food supply to the growth of legal marijuana? The world food supply is short already, and that could have devastating consequences on an already-stressed supply chain.
What would legalizing marijuana do to the economies of Mexico and the countries in South America? Would that drive more immigration problems to the United States if jobs were eliminated? What about the economy of the United States? Billions of dollars are spent in our economy from the illegal trade of drugs, and our economy may be crushed if it all stopped immediately. This is why I feel the government is not serious about "the war on drugs."
Would the jails be emptied of anyone who was convicted in the past for marijuana issues? Would the current offenders be in jail (like purgatory for those Catholics who ate meat on Fridays decades ago) to serve out their sentences even though the activity is now legal? What if you grew marijuana on your property and distributed it without the proper tax being collected? There still would be an illegal subculture with an advantage of lower-cost weed that, of course, would outsell the "taxed" weed. Wouldn't the supply from other countries just get cheaper?
The more you travel down the road of legalizing marijuana the more questions arise and the more troubling the answers become. I cannot support legalizing marijuana and do not support the Californians and others skirting the laws by making it available for medical purposes. Instead, I propose to solve the problem by education and accountability.
Many employers have drug testing, and I applaud that, but we need to take it a step further and apply these tests to people who are on any entitlement programs. The only way we stop the drug use is by holding people responsible. Just making it legal makes no sense because all it does it make the problems worse in our society.
If the hippies want to sit around and play video games all day and smoke weed, have at it, but don't make that my problem. Unfortunately, it already is a problem in this country, and we can't make it bigger.
We need to stop this talk of legalizing marijuana immediately, and we need to stop the liberals from forwarding this discussion. The legalization process seems to have tracks and needs to be stopped.
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