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"Hello world from comms center in (hash)Pyongyang."
That Twitter missive, sent Monday from Koryolink's main service center in downtown Pyongyang using my iPhone, marked a milestone for North Korea: It was believed to be the first tweet sent from a cellphone using the country's new 3G mobile data service.
Later, as we were driving through Pyongyang, I used my iPhone to snap a photo of a new roadside banner referring to North Korea's controversial Feb. 12 nuclear test while AP's Chief Asia Photographer David Guttenfelder uploaded an image to Instagram of a tour guide at a mountain temple, geotagged to Pyongyang.
Pretty ordinary stuff in the world of social media, but revolutionary for North Korea, a country with intricate rules to stage manage the flow of images and information both inside and beyond its borders.
In the past, rules were strict for tourists visiting North Korea. On a bus journey across the Demilitarized Zone into the border city of Kaesong in 2008, we were told: No cellphones, no long camera lenses, no shooting photos without permission. The curtains were drawn to prevent us from looking outside as we drove through the countryside, and through the cracks we could see soldiers stationed along the road with red flags. We were warned they'd raise those flags and stop the bus for inspection if they spotted a camera pointed out the window. As we left North Korea, immigration officials went through our cameras, clicking through the photos to make sure we weren't taking home any images that were objectionable.
In 2009, I did not offer up my iPhone as we went through customs. But to no avail. The eagle-eyed officer dug deep into the pocket where I'd tucked the phone away, wagged his finger and slipped the phone into a little black bag. No phone, no address book, no music: It was as though I'd left the modern world behind at Sunan airport and stepped back in time to a seemingly prehistoric analog era.
Eventually, Guttenfelder and I settled into a working routine. We'd leave our cellphones at the airport but use locally purchased phones with SIM cards provided by Koryolink, the joint Egyptian-North Korean cellphone venture that established a 3G network in 2008, but without data. We brought iPod Touches and connected to the world, including Twitter, using broadband Internet that may be installed on request at our hotel, which is for international visitors.
We knew in January that change was afoot. "Bring your own phone next time," a Koryolink saleswoman told me at the airport as we were departing. The next day, the longstanding rule of requiring visitors to relinquish their phones was gone.
But we were waiting for the day when Koryolink would begin offering mobile Internet, and hounded the Egyptians posted to North Korea from Orascom Telecom Media and Technology for news.
"Soon," they kept telling us.
Last week, they called with good news: 3G mobile Internet would be available within a week -- only for foreigners.
All we had to do when we arrived in February was show our passports, fill out a registration form, provide our phones' IMEI numbers and pop in our Koryolink SIM cards. It's a costly luxury: SIM cards are 50 euros, or about $70, and while calls to Switzerland are an inexplicably cheap 38 euro cents a minute, calls to the U.S. cost about $8 a minute.
After reporting last week on the imminent availability of 3G mobile Internet, we turned up at the Koryolink offices Monday to be among the first ones to activate the service.
After paying a steep 75-euro fee and sending a text to activate the service, we waited for the 3G symbol to pop up on our phones.
Moments later, I sent the inaugural tweet, which was queued up and ready to go. There was a little celebration that morning in the Koryolink office among the Egyptians who labored to set up the service and their North Korean partners.
Our North Korean colleagues watched with surprise as we showed them we could surf the Internet from our phones.
Koreans, North and South, love gadgets.
Not all North Koreans have local cellphones. Those who do use them to call colleagues to arrange work meetings, phone and text friends to set up dinner dates and ring home to check in on their babies. They snap photos with their phones and swap MP3s. They read North Korean books and the Workers' Party newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, on their phones.


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The work in this series, entitled Domestic Disclosures, engages with the idea of familiarity, repetition and transformation, in relation to that which makes up our everyday. For this project, I have turned inwards to take a close look at my domestic environment and the everyday items I use during the daily routines of cooking, cleaning and working at home.
To begin, I decided to set up a 'stage'—a neutral background—where I could photograph these objects outside of their environment and everyday function. Each day, I would choose a new item, set it on the stage and perform a series of improvised alterations to it. In making these ephemeral sculptures I soon realized, and became interested in the fact, that in some instances the gestures I performed and the forms that these objects assumed, subconsciously referenced artworks of which I am very fond.
In retrospect, this seems fortuitous and indeed bound to happen, as I am continually engaging with art of all kinds (in galleries, museums, books, magazines and on the web). Inevitably these artworks are processed and digested in various ways. And it is those artists, whose work, strategies and interventions I admire the most that have been more fully digested and have become such familiar territory. They have influenced how I work and how I see the world and they have become a part of my own visual vocabulary and repertoire.
Do these homemade, domestic sculptures—and in some cases homages—allow us to view these displaced materials (and their art historical references) any differently? Are we, as contemporary artists, indebted and possibly even bound or limited by the work of our predecessors and the history of art?
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Susana Reisman is a graduate from the School of Imaging Arts & Sciences from the Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY). As a photo-based artist, she is deeply interested in questioning forms of visual representation. Her work seeks to address the ways in which we experience and interpret what we see; how we encounter, read, construct, classify, and evaluate our visual world.
Born and raised in Venezuela, Susana Reisman continues to live a nomadic life—currently dividing her time between Toronto and Caracas. Her work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Canada.
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Address complex natural resource and climate change adaptation issues, with a focus on increasing resiliency in the face of drought and other external shocks. Improve health in rural communities vulnerable to malnutrition and waterborne disease and help farmers and business owners improve their livelihoods.
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Ethiopia is Africa's most populous nation, and although the economy have been steadily growing, the vast majority of Ethiopia remains impoverished. More than 83 percent of the population lives in rural areas vulnerable to droughts caused by climate change as well as economic instability and conflict spillover from neighboring Somalia and South Sudan.
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- Health: Treating malnourished children and pregnant mothers with mobile health units and bringing nutrition counseling to rural areas
- Agriculture & Food: Improving crop yields and income generation of pastoral and farming households
- Water: Building reservoirs and improving wells in drought-prone communities
- Economic opportunity: Supporting pastoralists and small business owners through partnerships with local savings and credit associations
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Ethiopia: A mother's appeal October 17, 2011
We're outside the Mercy Corps office in Gashamo, Ethiopia – a bone-crunching nine hour drive from Jijiga, the regional capital. It's early in the morning, and the noisy generator is cranking out its last few minutes of power before we shut it down for the day.
Ethiopia: Despite rains, drought is far from over October 14, 2011
On the road halfway between Gashamo and Jijiga, we spent the night with a local family. As we sat and talked on the front stoop, the evening was pleasant, the full moon bright. Then in a matter of an hour or so, I watched the clouds roll in and the stars wink out.
Ethiopia: 'You gave my baby a second life' October 12, 2011
When Istohil Sheik Ahmed Abdi brought her 9-month-old son Sahane to the Mercy Corps mobile clinic in her area, she hoped to learn why he was so weak. The baby cried constantly, was vomiting and refused to nurse. He had a high fever.
Ethiopia: When no tears come October 12, 2011
There was already a crowd at the mobile health site when we arrived. The veranda was a colorful swirl of fabric. Most of the women had a bulge at their side, belly or back that turned out, when unwrapped, to be a baby.
Ethiopia: Bigger harvests, safer food October 10, 2011
I'm writing from under my mosquito net in Jijiga, Ethiopia. If you don't know where that is, don't feel bad. I didn't either. I looked it up before I left home, of course, but Google maps only showed a big empty expanse that I suppose is meant to indicate sand.
Ethiopia: A sense of pride September 14, 2011
We were recently asked to create a large-scale permanent photography collection for the gallery attached to our Portland Action Center. This image by Thatcher Cook was one of the selections.
Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya: Water delivery starts in Mogadishu September 2, 2011
Although the crisis in Africa's Horn has fallen off the front pages, the situation "continues to deteriorate," according to the latest UN report. Cholera, measles and malaria are on the rise. Food prices have shot up, livestock are withering, and water is scarce.
Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya: The purple dots represent hope August 25, 2011
Ethiopia: Helping more than 647,000 Ethiopians survive drought August 23, 2011
Our emergency response efforts in Ethiopia's Oromia and Somali Regions — two of the areas hit hardest by the region's worst drought in 60 years — continue to expand. We're now reaching 647,005 people, about 22,000 more than reported in our last update from Ethiopia.
Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia: Horn of Africa disaster didn't happen overnight August 23, 2011
Photos and stories from the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa — a region that includes Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia — have brought to light suffering on an almost unimaginable scale.


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There are plenty of options in choosing a hotel close to Gare de Lyon, though demand is often high. Gare de Lyon is the terminus of the Paris-Marseille railway. It is located on the north bank of the River Seine, in Paris' 12th arrondissement. One of Paris' six major railway termini, Gare de Lyon has direct train connections with Clermont-Ferrand, Besancon, Montpellier, Dijon, Lyon, Nice, Grenoble, Toulon, Valence, Marseilles, Avignon, and Saint-Etienne. This is also the rail terminus for trains going to and from the Rhone/Alps region and the Mediterranean. You can reach downtown Paris from this station by bus or by metro, as Gare de Lyon has its own metro station.
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- Number of Discs: 14
- Run Time: 2100 Minutes
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- Language: English
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- DVD Release Date: October 5, 2010
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About The Old Bailey
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- Release Date: 1978
An immensely popular series broadcast on PBS from 1978 to 1992, RUMPOLE OF THE BAILEY set a new bar for all courtroom dramas to come. Balancing suspense and satire as deftly as the scale of justice, Horace Rumpole tirelessly defends the downtrodden while undressing the upper classes. A timeless mixture of comedy and drama, RUMPOLE OF THE BAILEY was one of television's most celebrated courtroom dramas.
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The World Boxing Union (WBU) is a professional boxing sanctioning body approaching its twentieth year in the business of sanctioning world championship fights. It has been immortalized in cinema history by the hit movie "The Fighter" starring Mark Wahlberg. WBU titles were particularly well recognised in Europe and Africa. WBU titles have been held by the likes of Ricky Hatton, George Foreman, Thomas Hearns, Baby Jake Matlala, James Toney, Johnny Nelson and Micky Ward (in reality he was "The Fighter").
The WBU was founded in January 1995 by world championship European Supervisor Jon W. Robinson. It was supported by top boxing promoters such as Bob Arum and Frank Warren.
The WBU had a 'golden' period between 1996-2006 when its title contests were often shown live on satellite and terrestrial television. After the unexpected death of WBU founder and chairman Jon W. Robinson, the organisation began to descend into chaos and many of the organisation's title in weight categories became vacant of champions. The acting directorship of the WBU allowed the title to be further devalued by allowing vacant titles to be contested on small boxing shows with home fighters matched carefully to claim WBU titles.
In 2011, after several failed attempts to purchase the assets of the UK based WBU, the WBU was reformed in the United States of America under the new stewardship of Don "Moose" Lewis-President of men's professional boxing sanctioning body the IBU-International Boxing Union, Inc., the WAA-World Athletic Association, Inc., and the WIBC-Women's International Boxing Council, Inc. The current WBU Executive Committee has acknowledged that the post Jon W. Robinson WBU has lacked leadership and direction and has begun the task of re-establishing the WBU as a world-wide sanctioning body while embracing the legacy of the late Mr. Robinson.
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Dec. 13, 2014
Peruvian authorities say activists from Greenpeace damaged archaeologically important site in desert by placing sign promoting renewable energy near Nazca lines, ancient man-made etchings; sign was intended to draw attention of world leaders attending United Nations summit meeting aimed at reaching an agreement to address climate change; Greenpeace's apology is rejected by officials who say damage may be permanent. MORE
Dec. 7, 2014
Eureka column by Ferris Jabr notes series of discoveries by archeologists of Paleolithic art outside of Europe that have prompted researchers to rethink origins of human creativity and symbolic thought. MORE
Dec. 4, 2014
British researchers have produced a detailed plan of 11th-century town of Old Sarum, located near Stonehenge, using highly sophisticated sensors instead of digging. MORE
Dec. 2, 2014
Rosh Haayin Journal; archaeologists digging in Qesem Cave near Rosh Haayin, Israel, discover thousands of recycled tools like bone hammers and flint stones; findings reveal that early inhabitants of the area engaged in recycling as way of life, potential lesson for today's Israel. MORE
Nov. 25, 2014
Drs Christian C Carman and James Evans study in journal Archive for History of Exact Sciences suggests that Antikythera Mechanism, astronomical calculator raised from ancient shipwreck near Crete in 1901, may date to 205 BC, 50 years earlier than previously suggested; finding also supports idea that mechanism's eclipse prediction strategy was based on Babylonian arithmetical methods, rather than Greek trigonometry. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
Veliky Novgorod Journal; dozens of birch-bark documents have been found during 2014 digging season in Veliky Novgorod, Russia; find adds to collection of more than 1,000 such documents uncovered there after being preserved for hundreds of years; mud that surrounds area makes city one of the most extraordinary archaeological sites on earth. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Researchers report in journal Nature that paintings of hands and animals in seven limestone caves on Indonesian island Sulawesi may be as old as the earliest European cave art; archaeologists of human origins say the new findings are spectacular and, in at least one sense, unexpected; Sulawesi's cave art, first described in the 1950s, had previously been dismissed as no more than 10,000 years old. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Islamic State and other Sunni extremists are deliberately wrecking ancient religious structures across Iraq and Syria; tracking cultural treasures that have been destroyed, damaged or looted is difficult, and archaeologists and scholars are divided on how to prevent further destruction. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Dr Daniel Adler study in journal Science suggests that so-called Levallois technique, which early humans used to make knives and other instruments by flaking off bits of stone, may have arisen independently in Africa and Eurasia, rather than being passed from Africa to Eurasia as previously thought. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
George Johnson Raw Data column describes scientists' efforts to explain why Anasazi tribes abandoned their cities on Colorado Plateau at dawn of 13th century; notes that most theories revolve around climate; draws comparison between mystery surrounding Anasazi past and that clouding predictions of future in face of global warming. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Study published in journal Science cites research using genomic analysis that has ruled out assimilation as the cause for sudden disappearance of the Dorset, Paleo-Eskimo population that thrived alone for more than 4,000 years; suggests rampant inbreeding among the isolated Dorset people, factor that may have weakened their population and ultimately contributed to their demise. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Research published in the Journal of Archaeological Science reveals that King Richard III maintained an exceptionally rich diet during his reign from 1483 to 1485, feasting on exotic birds like swan, crane and heron. MORE
Aug. 25, 2014
Amateur historian Robert S Greenberg springs into action anytime construction crews are about to dig in a spot that might contain traces of old New Haven, and pleads for the chance to retrieve objects as bulldozers peel away subterranean layers; developers who are working to revive city's downtown and repair mistakes of past urban renewal campaigns are often exasperated by him but they do not dismiss him. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
New analysis of Neanderthal sites from Spain to Russia sharply provides most definitive answer to date that Neanderthals died out roughly 40,000 years ago, at least in Europe; narrows period that Neanderthals and modern humans overlapped in Europe; findings are published in journal Nature. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Radebeul Journal; tussles over ownership of Native American artifacts, including scalps, have come to reflect a broader cultural clash between changing mores surrounding care and repatriation of human remains in United States and fascination of many Germans with mythology of American West; Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian decided that all human remains in their collection should be repatriated for burial, while German institutions like the Karl May Museum view restitution as a threat to their collections and reputations. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Archaeologists around the world, who have long relied on the classic tools of their profession, like the trowel and the plumb bob, are now turning to the modern technology of drones to defend and explore endangered sites. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
SS Central America, ship that sank off coast of South Carolina more than 150 years ago, is being revisited by scientists for first time in two decades, yielding archaeological riches in process. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Researchers studying oldest Schistosoma egg ever found, discovered in corpse buried in Syria, conclude that ancient Mesopotamians may have contributed to the spread of schistosomiasis, a parasitic disease, by use of irrigation ditches; disease is caused by flatworms that live in freshwater snails. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Researchers have found that some rocks used to construct Stonehenge possess unusual acoustic properties; discovery, which was published in Time and Mind: The Journal of Archaeology, Consciousness and Culture, suggests that stones were purposely chosen for musical or acoustic purposes and presents theory for why they were transported 200 miles to site, significant technical feat at time. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Preservationists say Indian village discovered in Miami is among the most significant in the United States; developers who want to build an entertainment complex there disagree; preserved under a parking lot for the past 80 years, site once served as an Army fort, a plantation and a hotel that signified the birth of a modern city; lawsuit against Miami seeks to declare building agreement invalid and force developers to start from scratch, with greater participation from Native Americans, archaeologists and the public. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Migdal Journal; new spirituality center is completed in Migdal, Israel, presumed hometown of Mary Magdalene, with boat-shaped altar that blends with a view of the harbor and the Sea of Galilee; remains of a first century synagogue, where experts say Jesus may well have taught, were found at the site, as well as mosaics, frescoes and a section of an ancient harbor. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Nine-thousand-year-old stone structure used to capture caribou has been discovered 120 feet beneath surface of Lake Huron; researchers reporting in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences say it is most complex structure of its kind in Great Lakes region. MORE
May. 5, 2014
New evidence discovered by skeptical scholar Christian Askeland raises fresh doubts about authenticity of scrap of papyrus known as 'Gospel of Jesus' Wife,' relic that has provoked fascination and fury since it was unveiled in 2012 by eminent historian of early Christianity at Harvard Divinity School. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Palmyra Journal; fighting in Syria has damaged Palmyra and other archaeological sites, and made it easier for thieves to smuggle hundreds of antiquities out of the country. MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
Dr Karen L King study in the Harvard Theological Review concludes that controversial 'Gospel of Jesus's Wife' is not a modern forgery, and that ink and papyrus involved are likely to be ancient; fragment caused uproar after being unveiled in 2012 because it made reference not only to Jesus having a wife, but to her being a disciple. MORE
Apr. 8, 2014
Dr Michael Frachetti study in journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests that nomadic shepherds in high plains of Central Asia used grain imported from China and southwestern Asia more than 5,000 years ago, perhaps to sprinkle over bodies in funeral rituals. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
Archaeologists who specialize in excavating battlefields are condemning National Geographic television series Nazi War Diggers, saying program's approach to digging up remains of World War II soldiers is unprofessional and borders on the ghoulish. MORE
Mar. 28, 2014
Serra da Capivara National Park Journal; researchers working near ancient rock art paintings in Serra da Capivara National Park in Brazil have unearthed stone tools that they say prove humans reached northeast Brazil as early as 22,000 years ago; discovery upends prevailing belief that people first arrive in Americas from Asia 13,000 years ago. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Modern day ideals and assumptions often skew historical exhibits at museums by imposing viewpoint not in keeping with the original time period or events being represented. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
Linguists, using new method for exploring ancient relationships among languages, report in journal PLoS One that they have found evidence further illuminating the peopling of North America from a land bridge that joined Siberia to Alaska about 14,000 years ago; findings follow a proposal in the journal Science that ancestors of Native Americans were marooned for some 15,000 years on a now sunken plain before they reached the continent. MORE
Mar. 9, 2014
Stunning archaeological discoveries are being made around construction sites in Rio de Janeiro during city's massive building spree that are giving new insight into Rio's old role as an Atlantic slave trade center. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Report by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization shows that many archaeological sites around Syria have suffered extreme damage as a result of fighting, rampant pillaging and looting during country's ongoing civil war; say that destruction is so bad country runs risk of obliterating its long cultural history. MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Study in journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reports that bottle gourds, widely used in early Native American societies, originated in Africa; researchers used relatively new method of genetic analysis called high-throughput sequencing to arrive at conclusion about the plants. MORE
Feb. 22, 2014
Edward Rothstein reviews exhibit Masters of Fire: Copper Age Art From Israel at New York University's Institute for the Study of the Ancient World. MORE
Feb. 11, 2014
Archaeologists have used radiocarbon dating to determine that camels were first domesticated in Israel in last third of 10th century BC, centuries after the Bible mentions them living there; anachronisms are telling evidence that Bible was written or edited long after events it narrates and is not always reliable source of history. MORE
Jan. 18, 2014
Edward Rothstein notes that about 80 Maya artifacts are on view at Los Angeles Jewelry, Antique and Design Show, in city that is home to many Guatemalans, to drum up support for proposed national heritage museum in Guatemala City. MORE
Dec. 23, 2013
Op-Ed article by author David Roberts warns that proliferation of guidebooks and Web sites that offer precise GPS coordinates of Anasazi, or Ancestral Puebloan, ruins in the Southwest are endangering the sites; contends educating the public about these prehistoric sites is essential to protect them. MORE
Dec. 3, 2013
The Week column; architects in Nepal unearth Buddhist shrine erected as early as sixth century BC; discovery provides evidence that the Buddha may have lived centuries earlier than previously thought; other significant developments in science and medicine highlighted. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Excavations by archaeologists at Lumbini, Nepal, which is said to be the birthplace of Buddha, have uncovered evidence suggesting that Buddha's birth may have been as early as sixth century BC, which is much earlier than previously believed. MORE
Nov. 23, 2013
Archaeologists announce that they have discovered one of civilization's oldest and largest wine cellars while digging at ruins of 1700 BC Canaanite palace in northern Israel. MORE
Nov. 5, 2013
Israeli researchers involved in a lengthy project to reconstruct ancient Israel have established that the pigs in the country are of European stock, unlike their Middle Eastern counterparts elsewhere in the region; report in journal Scientific Reports, that they probably arrived with the non-kosher Philistines about 3,000 years ago. MORE
Oct. 23, 2013
Analysis of pollen grains from sediment beneath the Sea of Galilee and the western shore of the Dead Sea indicate drought caused a Late Bronze Age collapse; study is published in Tel Aviv: Journal of the Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv University. MORE
Oct. 15, 2013
Archaeologists have discovered ancient ceremonial site in Lothian, Maryland, dating to 230 BC, where human bones and ritual objects such as spears and jewelry were smashed into small fragments in preparation for burial; such sites are rare, and variety of artifacts found at location reinforce theories that regional tribes traded with those as far away as the Ohio River Valley. MORE
Aug. 20, 2013
Archaeologists conducting excavations at site of ancient city-state of Gabii, outside Rome, have uncovered ruins of vast stone complex; discovery may show that rise of Roman monumental architecture began much earlier than previously thought, about 300 years before Colosseum. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
The Week column; archaeologists uncover stucco frieze depicting gods and godlike rulers within Maya pyramid in Guatemala; frieze dates to about AD 590 and likely shows crowning of new king; other significant developments in health and science news highlighted. MORE
Aug. 6, 2013
The Week column; archaeologists discover lead coffin encased within stone coffin at same site in Great Britain where remains of King Richard III were discovered; researchers will take coffin to University of Leicester where they will conduct tests to determine safest way to open it; other significant developments in health and science news highlighted. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
Op-Ed article by archaeologist Taft Kiser warns that rise in amateur relic hunting is endangering wealth of historical artifacts in Virginia's soil; notes that trend has been spurred on by Larry Cissna, opportunist who holds rowdy treasure-hunting events and has show Dig Wars on Travel Channel. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Rome Journal; Mayor Ignazio Marino is seeking to transform Via dei Fori Imperiali, a multilane artery running through the heart of Rome by banning private traffic; holds that roadway, which bisects a vast archaeological site, from the central Piazza Venezia to the Colosseum, could become a walk into history for Romans and tourists alike, but critics say it will only create massive traffic tie-ups. MORE
Jul. 23, 2013
Archaeologists have discovered remains of 16th century Spanish fort in Appalachian foothills of western North Carolina; fort, earliest one built by Europeans, serves as reminder of neglected period in colonial history, when Spain's ambitions were unmatched by those of England. MORE
Jul. 6, 2013
Italian authorities announce seizure of antiquities that appear to have been found by people who stumbled upon trove while digging to build garage just outside city center, not professional looters of ancient sites who have despoiled countless graves in country for centuries. MORE
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Layers of History in Turkish Artistry
Sevan Bicakci makes domed gemstone rings carved internally with images that celebrate Istanbul's layers of Byzantine and Ottoman heritage.
December 5, 2014, Friday
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November 25, 2014, Tuesday
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November 23, 2014, Sunday
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November 11, 2014, Tuesday
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November 9, 2014, Sunday
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November 6, 2014, Thursday
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October 23, 2014, Thursday
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My Friends, nine days from now we Jews will sit at Seder tables, as we have from generation to generation to tell the story of our freedom from bondage and our passage into the Promised Land. The story of Passover reminds every Jew in every time and every place, what it is to be enslaved. It fuels our passion for justice, our love of freedom and our disdain for oppression — and it is why millions of Jews join all of us here today in asking Congress and the international community to cancel the international debt of some of the poorest nations on the globe.
For this debt is a form of bondage, impoverishing nations, diverting resources from nutrition, health care, education and sustainable development — depriving children and families the most basic of human needs. Yet, it is an especially bitter bondage, for today's heavy chains of debt were yesterday's supposed ladders of development.
Made in good faith, often with noble intentions, these debts were supposed to help these nations build infrastructure, develop financial resources, and get a leg up in international trade. But, politics, recession and in some cases corruption intervened. And, now these tools of development have become the shackles of endless unpayable debt. It is time, my friends, to do as Moses demanded of Pharaoh and let these nations go.
For every child denied an education because of unending debt service to us, let these nations go. For every family bereft of health care because our debt payments must be made, let these nations go. For every unit of GNP consumed by unpayable debt to us, let these nations go. For every drop of sweat shed by Africans during more than four hundred years of enslaved labor and centuries of colonial rule, let these nations go. And finally, my friends, for the moral fiber of this great nation a nation that wishes to help, not harm, to aid, not to assault, to develop, not to destroy, let these nations go. Let them go from debt burdens they cannot hope to repay, burdens that creditors never intended to become so unbearable.
At our best, Americans of all faiths are great people. We joined together to rebuild Europe after the war. We respond in amazing numbers to humanitarian crises around the globe. We help without being asked wherever and whenever natural disasters strike. International debt is a humanitarian crisis and a man-made disaster. We can relieve it by the simple, compassionate, decent act of cancellation.
Let us come together as a nation, as a people, as the wealthiest most affluent country in the history of the world and forgive this debt in the Jubilee year. Let us work with our brothers and sisters in debtor nations to develop economies that do not return to debt — educational systems that prepare for the future and health care systems that save lives.
The name of this movement is biblical in its origins. And, while scholars may debate whether the Jubilee was ever observed in ancient times, together we can make sure it is observed in our times, for our reasons and on behalf of our brothers and sisters.
The Passover Seder instructs "Let all who are hungry, come eat." Today let us declare that all who suffer from the poverty and the burdens of debt shall be welcome at our table as we work together to break these chains of oppression.
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