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The practice range at Isleworth Country Club in Orlando is vast, beautiful and exposed, and in the last month it has been one of the final testing grounds in the comeback of Tiger Woods. At various times on different days, Woods has gone there to hit balls so often that some of his neighbors could not help but sneak a peek.
Among the curious was fellow PGA Tour professional Nick O'Hern, who spotted Woods during a recent session and decided to observe a golfer on the mend. Woods placed a ball on a tee. He set the head of his driver behind it. He took the club back, swung hard and watched the ball go skyward. Instead of doubling over in pain, as he did last June while winning the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines with bones shifting in his left leg, Woods stood tall at the finish. Then, without hesitation, he started over and did it again. "He was bombing it out there," O'Hern says. "As physically fit and mentally tough as he is, I'm guessing he'll win at least one major this year."
This is the picture that the sports world has been missing for the last eight months while Woods has been healing from surgery to rebuild his left anterior cruciate ligament: the rocket tee shots and trundling chips, the dynamism and charisma of an athlete in his prime. Though Woods's return Wednesday, at the Accenture Match Play Championship at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club near Tucson, is not unique in the annals of sport, the circumstances surrounding golf and the world beyond seem to cry out for his presence. (See in-progress scores and a schedule of matches in our leaderboard.)
The economy is tanking. The best player in baseball admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs. Golf sponsorship has become more risky amid falling television ratings and tightening purse strings. Even in the calm after football season and before the basketball postseason, golf has had trouble making a dent until now.
"To me, when you have what is going on in the country, people escape their troubles by watching sports, and this is the biggest sports story we have going right now," says Tommy Roy, the executive producer for golf at NBC Sports, speaking of Woods's return. "He's so likable in the way that he plays, it sucks you in."
Roger Maltbie, an on-course reporter for the network (which will air the Accenture's final rounds), is more pointed. "We are starved for him," says Maltbie, who played for 22 years on Tour. "The year seems flat. I don't mean to be unfair to any of the other guys, but a lot of people can play the fiddle. Only one guy is Itzhak Perlman."
That Tour commissioner Tim Finchem saw fit to release a statement after Woods's announcement "We are delighted that Tiger is returning to competition," Finchem said only underscores Woods's meaning to the game in good times and bad. Finchem has asked players to do everything they can to enhance the Tour brand, from adding tournaments to their schedules to showing appreciation to sponsors, pro-am partners and fans. Some are taking the plea to heart; Tour pro Robert Garrigus says that he now thanks tournament volunteers even after he makes a bogey. And now here comes the 33-year-old Woods as the Tour's biggest attraction, something of a one-man stimulus package. "We're going to bring some fans back," says Rich Beem, winner of the 2002 PGA Championship.
Even beyond Woods's resumption of his pursuit of Jack Nicklaus's record of 18 major titles a mark Woods could tie by winning the Grand Slam this year there are other benefits golf may soon realize with Tiger back in the fold. The Tour's six-year contract with network television expires in 2012, and there is no bigger selling point than Woods as golf's leading man.
Beyond our borders the Tour, along with the game's other governing bodies, submitted a bid last month to the International Olympic Committee to include golf in the 2016 Summer Games. Last year several top-ranked players from a variety of tours filmed a four-minute, 35-second video trumpeting their support for the initiative. The opening footage is of Woods pumping his fist. The closing scene has Woods saying that he could not think of a better sport to make an Olympic event. "Having the Number 1 most recognized athlete in the world playing our sport certainly is something that makes [it] even more attractive for the Olympics," says Ty Votaw, the PGA Tour VP who doubles as the executive director of the International Golf Federation Olympic Golf Committee.
Despite the demise of his endorsement deal with General Motors, Woods's comeback stands to generate other business opportunities. On his bag he will carry the logo of AT&T, the company that sponsors his tournament outside of Washington, D.C., over the Fourth of July. Nike, which manufactures Woods's clubs, balls and apparel, is also planning to release a new commercial timed to his comeback at the Match Play. The company often has launched commercials to coincide with Woods's victories, including at the 2005 British Open and at last year's U.S. Open, his final tournament before undergoing ACL surgery.
"We look at Tiger as if he's making history every time he tees it up," says Cindy Davis, the president of Nike Golf. "We do everything we can to capitalize on that energy."
In some ways that energy has already started to build. When word filtered throughout Riviera Country Club last Thursday that Woods was coming back, the entire vibe around the Northern Trust Open changed. His peers talked about his impact on the course and at the gate. Yet Woods was quick to remind people that he is a golfer, not a savior. "The only thing I can control is, obviously, my play," he said during a conference call. "We as a collective whole on the PGA Tour have to do a better job of making sure we appreciate all the fans and sponsors for what they do for us and allowing us to have an opportunity to compete and play for a living. I think over the years we may have taken that for granted. Now is a time that reality certainly has checked in."


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Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American teenager, was shot dead by police in Ferguson, Missouri on August 9.
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Another young black man has been shot and killed by the police in an American city. Michael Brown's killing forms part of a national pattern that is a horror for the African American community, an outrage against humanity, and a disgrace to our country.
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[We re-post here a statement by Howie Hawkins, Green Party candidate for Governor of New York.—eds.]
Staten Island, Syracuse, Ohio, and Ferguson. Garner, Grant, Crawford, and Brown. Add these locations and names to the long list of young black unarmed men (and women) who are racially profiled and injured or killed at the hands of Police Departments around the country. From every corner of the US there are daily reports of police brutality and misbehavior.
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[Ed. note: This essay by James Kilgore was the winner of the Daniel Singer Prize for 2013. Kilgore lived in South Africa from 1991-2002. During that time he was a fugitive from U.S. justice living under the pseudonym "John Pape." He worked as an educator and researcher for unions and social movements. In 2002 he was arrested on the streets of Cape Town, then extradited to the United States where he served six and a half years in prison. In July 2012 he returned to South Africa for the first time since his arrest. Here he presents his reflections on the journey.]
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The Fiftieth Anniversary March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom on August 24 was a mostly African American working class event of tens of thousands. They came to celebrate the struggles and victories of a half century ago and to put on the agenda for today the issues of racial profiling and stand-your-ground laws, the country's unemployment rate and growing economic inequality, and new restrictions on voting rights.
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Part-time veterans' assistant spot approved
The Clallam County commissioners approved the status quo in veterans' services, for now.
The April 28 decision temporarily ends a debate within the veterans' community and in the commissioners' meeting room on how to replace Dick Stumbaugh as the Clallam County veterans' assistant before his April 30 retirement date. However, county leaders indicated the decision may be temporary if an alternative that enhances services is ironed out or if the status quo doesn't handle veterans' needs.
The county will hire an employee to work 16 hours, station the new assistant in the Veterans Center at 308 S. Francis St. in Port Angeles and come back to review the position and its effectiveness in six months. During that time it may look at alternatives, including petitioning the Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee to channel additional veterans' relief dollars to add hours to the staff position.
"We can give this a try, hire a part-time veterans' assistant, see how it goes and set up a review period to come back and address this later this year," county administrator Jim Jones said. "We already have at least 17 applicants ready to go through the hiring process."
Leading up to the decision, both the veterans' community and the county commissioners were split between the part-time county employee option and its alternative, a full-time employee of the nonprofit Serenity House of Clallam County that reports to the county. The full-timer would have had an obligation to align those being released from jail and at risk of being homeless with services as well, an unacceptable combination to most veterans.
Without consensus on the Serenity option, however, commissioners opted to move forward with a county-employed assistant while looking into ways to expand the role and available hours of the new hire, either through increased veteran support or through eventual cooperation with a nonprofit agency.
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While the decision is made regarding the next six months, the future of the position and veterans' relief remains open for debate. On April 24, about 25 veterans and their dependants gathered at the Veterans Center to discuss the county's veterans' assistant position.
The majority of those in attendance voted to keep the position within the county rather than with Serenity. Attorney Rod Fleck summarized the meeting and sent commissioners a report.
"There was a very strong sense, vocalized repeatedly, that the effort at this point needs to be veteran-driven with a veteran providing assistance with funds designed for veterans," Fleck wrote. "The group also agreed that an effort has to be made by the veterans' organizations, service officers and others interested in veterans' affairs to find additional resources that would permit this part-time position to become closer to full-time in the years ahead."
Several in the audience at the commissioners' study session agreed, indicating volunteers could supplement the new hire's 16-hour shift. Terry Roth, of Port Angeles, said the position should be in one spot where veterans go for help, adding that Serenity House still will have its housing resource centers in each city for the veterans' assistant to refer veterans to. He said the position was not that of a social worker.
"Sometimes Dick (Stumbaugh) was forced into a role of a social worker," Roth said. "This is not a competition to see who will provide services, this position is a point of referral for veterans. (Serenity's) services will still be there for vets."
While County Commissioner Mike Chapman agreed with Roth, several in the audience and Commissioner Steve Tharinger disagreed.
"I'm leaning toward a veteran in the Veterans' Center in this decision because I think people will realize this needs to be changed, which is why Dick (Stumbaugh) was so frustrated," Tharinger said, indicating the former veterans' assistant was lobbying for a cooperative agreement.
Jim Graham, a member of the Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee that supported the Serenity option, said the evolution of the position from referral-based to service-based is a hint at what an expanded population of veterans will need.
"Dick (Stumbaugh) moved the goal post by providing a robust service and that has been a cue for future service, but there is a fear of this change," Graham said. "In my opinion we're too concentrated on what we've done in the past. Veterans will change and evolve and I don't see their needs being met through the status quo."
Everyone agreed more time needs to be made for veterans' services. But whether that would be through veteran agencies alone or though a cooperative with a nonprofit was undecided and likely will be looked at carefully by the county during 2008.
Commissioner Mike Doherty volunteered to participate in a small planning group that would look at the best of the two options and create a recommendation for how to move forward.
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• What: Get Your Rear in Gear 5k run/walk
• When: March 12 at 11 a.m. 5k timed race; 1 p.m. 5k run/walk
• Where: Tennessee Riverwalk at C.B. Robinson Bridge
• Fees: Pre-registration $25 adults, $12 children 12 and under; race-day registration $30 adults, $15 children 12 and under
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After steadfastly refusing to get a colonoscopy for years, Alan Hunt was finally berated into getting the recommended cancer screening four years ago.
"Basically, my wife and [my doctor] browbeat me into having a colonoscopy at age 56," he said.
Turns out, Hunt had four polyps on his colon, one of which already had turned cancerous. The cancer also had spread to one of his lymph nodes.
After surgery and chemotherapy, Hunt is now cancer-free and has become an evangelical for the screening he said saved his life.
"God must have been looking out for me. Ever since then I have just decided if there's anyone I can convince they need to have their colonoscopy at 50, I'll do it," said Hunt, who is now 60.
Hunt is a volunteer for the first local "Get Your Rear in Gear" 5k run scheduled for March. The event aims to spread awareness about colorectal cancer and raise money for screenings.
In Tennessee in 2008, colorectal cancer was the third-most deadly cancer, killing 1,237 people, according to the Tennessee Department of Health.
But with regular screenings, colon cancer is almost 100 percent preventable, said Dr. Shauna Lorenzo-Rivero, Chattanooga colorectal surgeon with University Surgical Associates and one of the founders of the local race.
If caught before it turns cancerous, a polyp can be removed during a colonoscopy and does not require another procedure, she said.
"I'd much rather remove a polyp (during a colonoscopy) than to find them in the emergency room with a tumor that requires surgery and sometimes chemotherapy," she said.
Screening recommendations
With normal risk level:
• First colonoscopy at 50
• Every 10 years after
With family history:
• First colonoscopy at 40
• Every five years after
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Health care reporter Emily Bregel has worked at the Chattanooga Times Free Press since July 2006. She previously covered banking and wrote for the Life section. Emily, a native of Baltimore, Md., earned a bachelor's degree in American Studies from Columbia University. She received a first-place award for feature writing from the East Tennessee Society of Professional Journalists' Golden Press Card Contest for a 2009 article about a boy with a congenital heart defect. She ...


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your "I ate way too much rich food yesterday" meal?
- ChowHappy Apr 22, 2007 04:00 PM
Dinner party last night resulting in a massive consumption of really rich foods. I'm looking to take it a little lighter. something restorative. usually I make miso soup when I feel this way. Whats your technique?
re: enbell
I think you are on to something. After a rich meal, I always crave salad or something green and raw.
Cold and/or low fat. Plain white rice and lemonade is good one for me, as is tabouli. Once in a great while, a tin of beef madrilene with some pepper on it, well chilled.
Iced tea with mint is also nice, alongside a small piece of white fish, grilled or poached with ginger.
Ochazuke: green tea or simple bonito broth, over rice. (with a little seaweed and umeboshi or pickle sprinkled on--none of the richer possible accompaniments like salmon or roe)
half a head of iceburg lettuce, tossed in EVOO, then salted, then tossed again in red wine vinegar
quenches my thirst and sits lightly in my system after a lot of rich food.
if it's been many days of rich food, say travelling for business, I might add a couple meals of stirfried brocolli and lots of bran buds to that mix
re: orangewasabi
AHHHHHHH, the power of bran!
sashimi and a bowl of miso usually do the trick for me .... the other thing I do is take Betain (HCL) it's a digestive enzyme found in a good health food store's supplement dept .. there are even natural digestive enzyme supplements for fatty foods. I take them just before I eat .. always helps.
I hit the arugula hard. Bitter greens, I figure, probably help digest that.
Plus, I get cravings for arugula.
re: puppymomma
High fiber cereal and fruit for breakfast, salads with lots of veggies and lean meat/fish for lunch and dinner, usually topped with a 'good fat' dressing. Fight the not so good fats with better fats.
Also, all hail the power of the (homemade) smoothie. To my mind, no rich meal can withstand a banana-peach-strawberry smackdown. I freeze the fruit for a little while, then toss them in the blender with a dollop of milk, yogurt or even orange juice if thats all I have, and a litte honey.
Lots and lots of sparkling water. I don't really use much salt, so restaurant food tends to make me feel like I am retaining water; sparkling water with lemon seems to cut through that.
Citrus fruit does the same thing for me, so a grapefruit and maybe a piece of wholewheat toast for breakfast with a couple of glasses of water usually gets me back on track.
re: ccbweb
Seconding Pho.
re: Jeters
3rd. or else a huge salad, followed by small raw, vegan snacks for the day, and plenty of water.
re: soupkitten
4th, on the pho (tai, especially). Sometimes in lieu of pho I'll have goi ga. Or if I've been really overloaded, plain rice sprinkled with furikake and sliced cucumbers w/ponzu.
re: Hungry Celeste
Oh yes, the delicious righteousness of rice porridge. Always a good alternative and one I turn to most often not when I've overdone it, but when I feel a cold starting. And when I feel a cold ending. And in the middle, when the cold is kicking my tail. And later to celebrate the end of the cold. And again to make sure the cold doesn't come back.
re: ccbweb
I also have pho when I've imbibed too many alcoholic spirits the night before
re: peachblossom
or when I have a cold! nothing like pho with a good squirt of sriracha to open up those sinuses!
re: Jeters
LoL - When I owned a Korean Restaurant, many people would come in with severe colds and order our spiciest soups, kimchi jjigae, soon tubu jjigae, yukejeon(sp?), chom pong, etc, and would really hit the kimchi.
A light fish (basa, tilapia, flounder) grilled with lemon, rice and a salad with lots and lots of water.
re: stellamystar
Oh yes...hot water with lemon juice is a great way to start off the morning after a rich-food fest. Then, oatmeal with blueberries, strawberries or bananas, and plain yogurt. And lots more water.
re: ballulah
i am the same way. I think it's because sushi is such a clean tasting meal. I'm just careful not to over indulge on sushi.
Doenjon jjigae (similar to miso) with sticky rice. Lots of kimchi and bori cha (korean barley tea).
Brown rice, steamed greens, and maybe steamed silken tofu. Ginger and lemon juice, or even a bit of cayenne.
I have a few that I crave the day after overindulging:
Steamed veggies (usually Asian varieties), and maybe tofu, with lemon juice or ponzu
Congee with gingko nuts
Clear or miso soup with veggies and seaweed
Big green salad with tons of herbs and sprouts and rice vinegar
Veggie summer rolls or lettuce wraps
Grapefruit and fennel salad
Fat-free cottage cheese or yogurt with fruit
Crudités with fat-free salsa
I also like to drink a lot of herbal tea, sparkling water or low-sodium V8.
Salad - greens/carrots/olives/feta/vinaigrette
Camembert cheese, crackers and an apple
Fruit salad
Lots of people mention tea, and it's the best diuretic for bloat via overindulgence in food &/or drink. I always drink a cup or two of strong English Breakfast-type tea when I'm overstuffed. Makes for some extra bathroom trips, but it's worth it.
My parents and grandparents--haven't thought of this in years--had a favorite way to recover from big pig-outs. Their next meal was always cornbread crumbled in milk. (My dad and grandmother preferred buttermilk, my mother and grandfather, sweet milk.)
re: jinet12
OMG, in Paris, eating great food . . . but then not being able to eat again for another 3 meals. By the end of 3 weeks, we hadn't had nearly as many meals as we planned because one can only eat that rich by eating once every 36 hours.
^^ Agree with jinet12. Really the best "technique" of all is to not eat until you feel hungry again.
Until that time, I really just wallow in the sense of gluttony and satiation, and drink lots of diluted juices, green tea, seltzer water.
Not necessarily a meal, per se, but after a day or night of 'over' (overeating, drinking, or both!) I start my day with a couple of acidophilus pills and a big mug of hot water, lemon juice, cayenne pepper (or chili powder) & honey.
The acidophilus will beef up the good bacteria in your system, the acid in the lemon juice stimulates bile in your stomach to help with digestion, the chili ups the metabolism to help speed the digestion, and the fructose in the honey soaks up excess alcohol!
After that, I would heartily 2nd all the 'fermented' food options - yogurt, kimchee, miso -- all great for helping the system 'rebuild' its good bacteria stocks.


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China's first carrier to undergo high seas voyage
The incomplete Varyag, the future Liaoning, under tow in Istanbul in 2001
China will send its first aircraft carrier on its first high seas voyage within a year, said state-run news agency Xinhua.
The Liaoning, purchased used from Ukraine in 1998 and refurbished in China, has conducted more than 100 exercises and experiments since it was commissioned last year, Xinhua said today, but the news agency did not say where the Liaoning would go or for how long.
The carrier has been conducting training manoeuvres since it arrived at its east coast home port of Qingdao in February and although considered decades behind US technology, the Liaoning represents the Chinese navy's blue-water ambitions and has been the focus of a campaign to stir patriotism.
"To date, all the tests have been going smoothly, and the Qingdao home port has been proven capable of berthing and supporting the carrier", Xinhua said. "It will undergo further tests, including ocean-going trials and flight-landing exercises under the schedule."
The carrier has been the most visible of China's efforts for more than a year to build up military hardware, including test flying two prototype versions of stealth fighter jets – one of which is believed capable on landing on aircraft carriers.
Last year, China also unveiled its first attack helicopter and a range of drone aircraft it hopes to export.
In November a US government commission said it believed that within two years, Chinese submarines would be capable of deploying nuclear weapons.
China is alone among the original nuclear weapons states to be expanding its nuclear forces, according to the report by the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
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Phantom Train | Oganga: The Giver & Taker of Life | Attack of the Hawkmen
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While on mission in Africa, Indy is introduced to the plight of war torn Africa and the abuse of African soldiers by allied commanders. After coming across a village destroyed by disease, Indy discovers a lone surviving African child and endangers the lives of his fellow soldiers when he takes the child into his care. Realizing the futility of war, Indy begins to rethink his support for the Great War. As hope fades, Indy finds Dr. Albert Schweitzer and discovers that there is still good in people and hope for humanity.
Key Topics:
Disease & despair in war-torn Africa; Treatment of colonial soldiers
Historic People:
Albert Schweitzer-- Theologian, philosopher, and African mission doctor who received the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1952.
Theologian, philosopher, musician, and African mission doctor who received the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1952.
Schweitzer, Albert. The Decay And The Restoration Of Civilization. London: Adam & Charles Black, 1923.
Brabazon, James. A Biography: Albert Schweitzer. New York: Syracuse University, 2000.
African nationalist leader during the decolonization period of the 1950's. After negotiating independence from France, Boganda served as the Central African Republic's first Prime Minister. Also an ordained Roman Catholic priest, Boganda died in 1959 when his airplane mysteriously crashed.
Kalck, Pierre. Central African Republic: A Failure in De-Colonisation. Translated by Barbara Thomson. London: Pall Mall Press, 1971.
Le Vine, Victor T. Politics in Francophone Africa: The States of West and Equatorial Africa. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2004.
Time Magazine: Death of a Strongman
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Below you will find information about each documentary that supplements Oganga: The Giver & Taker of Life.
Albert Schweitzer: Reverence for Life
In 1953, Albert Schweitzer won the Nobel Prize for peace, and magazines and newspaper articles were calling him "the greatest man in the world." He was one of the most unlikely candidates for such accolades -- having spent the majority of his life working as a doctor, tending to the poor in a remote corner of Africa. In addition to being a doctor, Schweitzer was a concert organist and a respected theologian, but it was for uncovering a simple philosophy that he won the Nobel Prize. He called his way of thinking and living "Reverence for Life." Produced and written by David O'Dell.
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Congo: A Curse of Riches
The Congo encompasses a million square miles of the richest land in Africa. Yet despite that wealth -- or perhaps because of it -- throughout their history the Congolese would nearly starve to death, economically and politically. Their vast riches would bring only suffering, corruption, and death. Produced and written by Karena O'Riordan.
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Waging Peace: The Rise of Pacifism
As the 20th century approached, governments all over Europe were doing their best to win the deadly game of the arms race. But some of their subjects were beginning to fear that if the arms race led to a real war, there would be no victors. Modern weapons, argued the pacifists, had become too powerful, too destructive. If they were unleashed they might destroy Europe and roll back centuries of cultural, scientific and economic progress. Produced and written by Mark Page.
Running Time: (0:26:02)
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History remembers trench warfare as wasteful, futile, and uninspired, but in reality it was a deeply thought-out system that underwent constant revision. Here's how it worked during World War I.
Top image: A painting by Captain Kenneth Keith Forbes shows a Canadian 6-inch howitzer supporting British troops in the attack on Thiepval on 16 July 1916 during the Somme offensive. Via Canadian Artillery in Action.
It was around this time 100 years ago that the mobile battlefield along the Western Front ground to a screeching halt — a 440 mile stretch that barely moved in the ensuing four years.
Everyone knows about the horrors of life in the trenches of the First World War, but it's only recently that the anxieties of people back home in Britain have started to be talked about.
At long last, those feelings are being aired more widely, thanks to a new anthology of letters written, at the time, to The Daily Telegraph. The message these missives impart is of a nation that was desperate to provide support, of any kind, to our brave boys fighting on just the other side of the Channel.
Britain went to war on August 4 1914. In the second part of a four-day series, we document the dramatic events leading up to the declaration of war as they happened, hour-by-hour.
A light rain was falling on the evening of 2 April 1917 as Woodrow Wilson was driven from the White House to Capitol Hill, escorted by a unit of the United States cavalry, to address a specially convened joint session of Congress. According to contemporary accounts, the 28th president looked pale and nervous. But his words betrayed not the slightest doubt or hesitancy.
These days, however, Big Pit digs tourism, not coal; the party descending into the earth are American visitors. There are no working deep-mines remaining in South Wales; already in decline, the area's coalfield was annihilated in the wake of the 1984-5 Miners' Strike, the names of the closed collieries to toll like funeral bells. Mardy. Tower. Deep Navigation. Markham. Lady Windsor. How black was my valley a century ago, on the eve of the Great War, when there were a dozen collieries within sight, and another 600 coal mines across South Wales, employing 232,000 men, who hewed 57 million tons a year, a fifth of the entire output of the United Kingdom. The very earth vibrated to the metronomic percussion of thousands of subterranean men wielding the pick. Coal for the Navy. Coal for industry. Coal for locomotives. Coal for homes.
1 HORATIO KITCHENER As the first British troops marched whistling off to the front in autumn 1914 the cliche of the hour was: "It'll be all over by Christmas." An experienced campaigner on three continents, Horatio Kitchener from Ballylongford, Co Kerry, knew it would be a long haul. As Secretary of State for War he put together the largest volunteer army the world had ever seen, and put industrial production on an efficient war footing.
The shell exploded at a construction area in Ypres killing two workers and injuring two others. One person died instantly while the other died on the way to hospital and authorities said an investigation was taking place into the explosion. Ypres police chief Georges Aeck said: "It's a shell that exploded with four workers there, a conventional device from World War One. "One died instantly, another on the way to the hospital."
The National Archives currently has in its collection 1.5 million pages of handwritten diaries kept by soldiers of World War I. They're some of the most requested documents in the National Archives reading room, but until now have been accessible only to anyone who's made the trip to D.C. But now the archivisits are working to put them online, and you can help them. The project is called Operation War Diary, and it comes from a partnership between the National Archives, the citizen science initiative Zooniverse and the Imperial War Museum in the UK. The diaries have all been scanned and posted online for citizen historians to look at and transcribe. According to the project: "The war diaries contain a wealth of information of far greater interest than the army could ever have predicted. They provide unrivalled insight into daily events on the front line, and are full of fascinating detail about the decisions that were made and the activities that resulted from them."
War and civil strife have beset Congo since the African nation's independence in 1960. That conflict has included two civil wars—in 1996-1997 and 1998-2003—and even now rebel groups continue to plague parts of the country. Millions were killed, and millions more were forced from their homes. These internally displaced persons numbered 3.4 million at their maximum in 2003, but approximately 2.7 million have yet to return due to ongoing violence, mostly in the eastern part of the country.
No one nation deserves all responsibility for the outbreak of war, but Germany seems to me to deserve most. It alone had power to halt the descent to disaster at any time in July 1914 by withdrawing its "blank cheque" which offered support to Austria for its invasion of Serbia. I'm afraid I am unconvinced by the argument that Serbia was a rogue state which deserved its nemesis at Austria's hands. And I do not believe Russia wanted a European war in 1914 - its leaders knew that it would have been in a far stronger position to fight two years later, having completed its rearmament programme.
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...what a wonderful Evening it was!
This year's October 2 fundraiser, "An Evening at the Barn", was a resounding success! A Gallery packed with art lovers and supporters enjoyed music, martinis and mingling, culminating in the auction of the Bessie Wessel original oil painting, "Still Life". If you missed WCET TV's pre-fundraiser interview with Alleen Manning and Larry McGruder, click here. Photos by Tyler Clarke.
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Jars of Clay starts label under Nettwerk
"Having our own imprint will give us the opportunity to be more spontaneous and more prolific in how much music we kick out," Jars of Clay's Stephen Mason said.
The first Gray Matters release will be a Christmas collection, due Oct. 17, which Jars will support via a Christmas tour with Third Day. Mason said the band also plans to record a soundtrack for a documentary a friend is making about the African village of Lwala.
Mason and bandmates Dan Haseltine, Matt Odmark and Charlie Lowell rose to prominence in the mid-'90s in the Christian market and gained mainstream success with the multiformat hit "Flood." They have continued to appeal to both markets. Last fall, they released "Good Monsters," which has scanned 134,000 units, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
The band, which has been managed by Nettwerk Management since 2003, didn't entertain offers from other labels. "It was really between re-signing with Provident in a traditional sense or doing their own thing," Nettwerk Management's Michael Corcoran says. "It came down to [Jars'] ownership element of what they were doing and the ability to have more creative freedom."
"We're excited there's so much more we can involve ourselves in," Mason says of a desire to exert more control over the band's career. "Things that most people are happy to turn over to someone else, we love that minutiae."


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August 3, 2014
Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto
July 8 – August 3, 2014. Come take part in North America's biggest Caribbean-styled Carnival now in its 47th year! See a spectacular parade of more than 20 masquerade bands in the most competitive Carnival competition outside of the Caribbean! The Grand parade is August 2, 2014 at CNE and the Lakeshore.
The Leslieville Flea
It's going to be another spectacular day at The Leslieville Flea.
Join us as we celebrate summer at Harbourfront Centre North Exhibition Common, 235 Queens Quay West from 10am to 5:00pm.
Items to be sold: salvaged goods, antiques, collectibles, upcycled furniture, vintage fashions, and select artisans.
Take in the beautiful scenery while enjoying eats and drinks to fuel your treasure hunt!
For more details, please visit our website: www.leslievilleflea.com
August 3 – August 4, 2014. – Action packed from start to finish JAMBANA™ is a one of a kind festival that is fun for the whole family demonstrating the rhythms, tastes and flavors of Canadians of African, Jamaican and Caribbean heritage.
For more information, please see website: www.jambana.com
Location: Markham Fair Grounds — 10801 McCowan Road
Artfest Toronto
Throughout the Distillery District, 55 Mill Street
August 2-4
Celebrating summer and the arts in Toronto, 75 artists & artisans from across Canada will gather at the Historic Distillery District for three days only. Enjoy hand made Canadian pottery, glass, leather, jewellery, gourmet food, textiles paintings, live music, and more in the magical setting of the Distillery Historic District.
Free admission.
For more information, please visit: artfestontario.com
OVO Fest 2014
OVO Fest. August 3rd will feature those inimitable hipsters Outkast with their brand
of infectious music. Andre 3000 and Big Boi are masters of commanding an audience with their catchy tunes.
Their outstanding hit "Hey Ya!" ushered them onto the scene with verve. Their music blends funk, soul, R'n B, electronic music and jazz. It's great to see these two back on stage.
August 4th will feature none other than Toronto "home boy" Drake. His smooth, endearing voice has captured listeners from the moment he dawned on the seen. Since his debut disc Thank Me Later, he has not disappointed music lovers. It reached Number One Billboard during its first week of release. Currently, his massive track "Hold On, We're Going Home" proves he's got talent to burn! When Drake's on home turf, nothing can stop him. He will hit it out of the park!
For tickets: www.LiveNation.com
Venue: Molson Canadian Amphitheatre — 909 Lakeshore Boulevard West
Island Soul
The cultural legacy of the Caribbean comes to Toronto's waterfront for four days of music, dance, food, film and more.
For more information: www.harbourfrontcentre.com
Location: Harbourfront Centre
7:30PM – July 25-26, 29-31, August 1-2, 5-9.
2:00PM – July 26, August 2, 9.
Single Tickets: $32 Subscribe from $87.
An eccentric mystery writer lures his wife's new lover into a tangled web of deceit, jealousy, drama and intrigue. This exciting, edge-of-your-seat thriller is a puzzle filled with cunning plot twists that not only beg the question "Whodunit?" but "Whodunwhat?"
Directed by Robert Woodcock.
For tickets: www.rosetheatre.ca
Rose Theatre, Brampton — 1 Theatre Lane
Scott McFarland: Shacks, Snow, Streets, Shrubs
Exhibition features more than 25 large-scale photographs of rural and urban landscapes by internationally acclaimed artist, including scenes of downtown Toronto.
Scott McFarland's carefully constructed photographs captivate viewers with their subtle impossibilities. Running at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) from May 14 to Aug. 10, 2014, the exhibition Scott McFarland: Shacks, Snow, Streets, Shrubs brings together more than 40 works by the internationally acclaimed photographer.
Born in 1975 and educated at the University of British Columbia, McFarland now lives and works in Toronto. His works are held in the collections several renowned institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art, the Vancouver Art Gallery, the National Gallery of Canada, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the J. Paul Getty Museum.
Renowned for his images of West Coast gardens and rustic cabins, McFarland has turned his lens towards Ontario since his relocation to the province in 2009. Scott McFarland: Shacks, Snow, Streets, Shrubs features a variety of familiar Ontario landscapes including the series Caledon, Sugar Shack and Concrete Cottage. Curated by Kitty Scott, the AGO's curator of modern and contemporary art, the exhibition also includes numerous large-format street photographs, depicting New Orleans, Southampton and downtown Toronto.
For more information: www.ago.net
Location: Art Gallery of Ontario — 317 Dundas St. West
Tennis Canada, Rogers Cup presented by National Bank
August 2-10, 2014. Williams, Sharapova and Canada's own Aleksandra Wozniak return to Toronto to compete in the Rogers Cup at the Rexall Centre, York University.
Visit www.rogerscup.com or call for details.
Sixteen Scandals
The Second City is thrilled to present our Spring 2014 Mainstage Revue, Sixteen Scandals — a daring new collection of satirical sketches, songs and improvisations from Toronto's premier comedy troupe.
The Second City invites you to take break from obsessively updating your news-feed, and join us for an evening of laughter with a room full of real live humans. Together, we'll as strip away all pretenses, and unmask the true motivations behind our unhealthy fascination with political train wrecks, media fiascoes, and red-carpet meltdowns.
Our fully-licensed theatre offers a full bar and food menu, with table service available throughout the performance.
Created & Performed by: Ashley Botting, Craig Brown, Sarah Hillier, Allison Price, Connor Thompson & Kevin Vidal.
Directed by: Chris Earle • Assistant to Director: Dale Boyer
Musical Director: Matthew Reid • Stage Manager: Christina Cicko
Tues- Thurs: 8:00 pm — $25
Friday: 7:30 pm & 10:00 pm — $29
Saturday: 7:30 pm & 10:00 pm — $29
Sunday: 7:30 pm — $25
Dinner & Show packages available, as well as Student and Group Discounts.
The Second City – 51 Mercer Street, Toronto
Box Office: 416-343-0011
Website: www.secondcity.com


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The College of Dental Surgeons of Saskatchewan (CDSS) is urging the City of Estevan to continue using fluoride in drinking water.
The continued use of fluoride is a non-binding question that the City will pose to residents on the ballot for the April 23 councillor by-election.
The CDSS supports municipal water fluoridation as a means to reduce tooth decay, and improve dental health for a community's residents, regardless of age or income level.
The organization says it is concerned about the trend in Saskatchewan to stop adding small amounts of fluoride to drinking water. Municipalities have stopped the practice due to a desire to reduce operating costs, or what the CDSS called "misinformation" about the risks of fluoridation.
The CDSS believes that decisions to eliminate fluoridation programs are often shortsighted, and do not calculate the costs to residents of added trips to the dentist, nor the impact of less rigorous dental care.
"Adding fluoride, a naturally occurring mineral, to public drinking water is the best way to make sure that every person in that town can get the benefits of fluoride," said CDSS executive director Jerod Orb. "We estimate that for every dollar spent adding fluoride to
water, you get $38 in savings in dental treatment and care."
A fluoride program costs are low, since fluoride is added only to bring naturally occurring fluoride levels in Estevan's drinking water up to a beneficial level. The savings to individuals, especially to low income families with less access to regular dental care, is significant.
According to the CDSS, over 90 national and international professional health organizations – including the World Health Organization, Health Canada and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health – recommend up to seven-tenths of a milligram of fluoride per litre of water as safe.
"Fluoride has been added to Estevan's drinking water since 1960," said Orb. "Ending a public health initiative that has proven benefits across a community and has been safely administered for 55 years is, we believe, a step backwards."
The CDSS website has more information on the benefits of fluoride in water.


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LANSINGBURGH, N.Y. – The community group "Take Back Troy" plan to rally against violence in their neighborhoods after a double homicide inside a Lansingburgh home Wednesday. A protest and citizen patrol is kicking off on Wednesday at Powers Park in Troy. The leaders of the movement say it is with a heavy heart that they proceed with their citizen patrol. However, residents say that as unfortunate as it is, it is incidents like the double homicide that highlight the importance of community support against violence in Troy. After a year plagued with violence, word of the deaths of Allen and Maria Lockrow bludgeoned to death inside their home traveled fast in the community. "I was shaking, I was devastated, and I was so saddened that another family was victimized with another crime," said Michele Bell with Take Back Troy. Though police are calling the incident seemingly isolated, fifth generation resident Bell says the violent motives behind it are becoming far too common in her neighborhood. "We've been victims of the crime," said Bell. Since moving back to Lansingburgh from New York City in January, Bell said her car has been broken into, her elderly mother has been robbed, and her partner was violently assaulted just down the street from their home. "Very sad that we have to lock our doors, barricade," she said. The violence is why Bell and her family joined many in the community with an effort to take back Troy. The group is utilizing social media to come together and take a stand using, #TakeBackTroy and aiming to start a citizen patrol Wednesday night--something Troy Police say they welcome. "We're looking for any help we can get from the citizens so that's great, I'm glad to see them banding together--and hopefully they are continuing to help us," said Bell. At least for Bell, she says the citizen patrol is a last ditch attempt, and she says if the violence in Troy doesn't stop soon then she plans on moving her family, elsewhere. "We're not safe, it's just not safe here," she said. The rally is set to begin in Powers Park at 6 p.m. Troy Police Captain DeWolf stresses to the public that they not take the law into their own hands and that any time a citizen sees something suspicious, they should call it in to the police.
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